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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1908
Page
3
Receivers Named for Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills
Stockholders and holders of the Pillsbury Washburn Flour Milling Company papers petitioned the federal district court for receivers to operate the business. The request was granted amid surprise but no milling or financial panic expected. The company faces debt over 6 million dollars with assets valued above 15 million, and management critics cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Through Trains From Manchuria To Europe Planned
Japan arranges through connections on the South Manchuria railway to Europe. Tessa will run through trains from Kuan Chang Tau to Irkutsk, eliminating Harbin transfers. Harbin plans summer arrangements with autunm full cooperation between Russian and Japanese railways. Through tickets to Europe to be sold. South Manchurian line to charter steamships between Talren and Chinowe ports linking tri weekly expresses to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talren
Chinowe
Europe
Bloodshed in Persia at Tabriz After 35 Days of Fighting
Thirty five days of street fighting in Tabriz have left about 800 casualties from mortar bombs and shrapnel. Looting has damaged many fine homes and hundreds of shops, with losses estimated over 1 million dollars. American missionaries escaped injury despite exposure to stray bullets as bombardments continued. A shard of shrapnel landed near a mission sergeant in a garden during a heavy bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabriz
Mission Servata
Former Pugilist Turnbull Commits Suicide in Brooklyn
Probably driven by the heat of the week, Robert Turnbull a prominent suburban real estate operator and former professional pugilist shot and killed himself in his Brooklyn home on Thursday. Turnbull was once an amateur lightweight champion of America. he fought Jack Dempey for the professional title three times with two draws and later toured with the John L. Sullivan athletic combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Turnbull
Brooklyn
Turnbull
America
Jack Dempey
John L. Sullivan
Murdered Girl May Be Detroit Stenographer Annie Hertvil
In New York a charred body found on a Green Point refuse dump may be Annie Hertvil a Detroit stenographer who came to seek work. Hertvil’s parents in Detroit have heard nothing since she reached the city about a fortnight ago and clothing descriptions match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Green Point
Annie Hertvil
Detroit
Miss Hertvil
Electric trap aims to halt Saxony caterpillar plague
Saxony authorities in Zittau report a method to stop the brown nun moth infesting Saxon beech and fir forests. The “electric trap” targets the moths that lay the eggs, offering a potential relief from recurring central European caterpillar outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zittau
Germany
Europe
Russia
Storm Crashes Foundry Killing Several Workers
A Sunday storm swept through the town causing widespread damage. A foundry under construction collapsed burying workers. seven men died and thirteen were wounded. A hemp factory under construction suffered partial collapse with about a hundred workers nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheddin
Austela
Shah Locked by Tribesmen Endangers Persian Crown
Reports from Teheran describe the shah of Persia as effectively imprisoned by wild tribesmen brought to protect the throne. The men demand vast sums, threaten the palace, and have exhausted crown funds. Restricted from leaving Bade Shakh to Bolanabad, famine nears southern Persia amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
St. Petersburg
Shah of
Perain
Shah
Ruslan Bank
Crown Jewels
Persia
Liakhof
Bade Shahs
Bolanabad
Ouiumon
Discord at Ottoman War Ministry Splits Former Officials
In Constantinople discontent erupts among ex ministers and palace aides at the war ministry. Dough Pasha and Tahsin Pasha clash over past advice to seek amnesty for political prisoners while Kekhi Pasha, recently removed as inspector of military schools, is said to be a prisoner at the ministry and obsessed with a revolver. He reportedly funded a $25,000 effort to buy two cruisers for revolutionary heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ministry of War
Men Dough Pasha
Interior
Tahsin Pasha
Kekhi Pasha
Parker Rescues in San Luis Obispo Runaway
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York provided first aid after a runaway horse and surrey near San Luis Obispo. A. A. Mills and daughter, and David Oliver, a San Francisco school director, were pinned under the overturned vehicle before Parker and Delancey Nicoll arrived by automobile to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luie Obispo
Cal
Alton B. Parker
New York
A. A. Mills
David Oliver
San Francisco
Leper Wardwell Shackled in Tombstone Quarantine
In Tombstone a leper Mrs Wardwell is kept shackled to a bed post as deportation to Molokai has no legal basis. Her husband General Wardwell is frail after cancer surgery. Gov Kibbey may be asked to pardon Albert Cole to care for the elderly couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Arizona
Authoritien
Wardwell
Molokai
Struggle for Mastery of Pacific Reaches New Zealand
The Christ Church Proas discuss the arrival of the American Atlantic feet in New Zealand waters. An article asserts the Apgio Japanese Milance was a temporary expedient to secure peace and predicts future struggle for mastery in the Pacific with the United States and Great Britain as natural allies against distant eastern powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
New Zealand
United States
Great Britain
Newark Negro Self-Proclaimed High Priest Arrested in New Sect
John A Heckerson a negro who calls himself high priest of a race band led by Willan Hughes was arrested in Newark New Jersey along with Hughes after a follower alleged Heckerson kissed her “in the name of the Lord.” Hughes detained two days and Heckerson interrupted AP reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
John A. Heckerson
Joss
Willan Hughes
Heeckerson
Hughes
Heckerson
American Fleet Arrives in Auckland for Week of Honors
Sixteen ships of the United States Atlantic Fleet lie at anchor off Auckland after a 33 day voyage from San Francisco with a six day Honolulu layover. The city decorates in celebration as Queen Street displays flags and bunting. The board of education grants a week off for Michaelmas holidays to honor the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
United States Atlantic Fleet
Hear Advisin
Charles & Sperry
Augusta
San Francisco
Honolulu
Queen Street
Board of Education
Funeral of Senator Allison in Dubuque Iowa
Senator William B. Allison was buried Saturday in a simple private ceremony at his Dubuque home. The service read Psalm 23 and 1 Corinthians 15 with a prayer by Rev. Hergeren of Westminster Presby terian church. Interment followed on a hillside overlooking the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergeren
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bergeren
Mississippi River
Kaiser Gives 6500 For Zeppelin Airship Fund
Emperor William donated 6500 to a fund to build another airship for Count Zeppelin. While riding in the Tiergarten on Saturday he met Herr Rathenau, manager of General Elektrische, and expressed deep sympathy over the Zeppelin disaster. He praised generous nationwide contributions as a sign of national feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Count Zeppelin
Tiegarten
Herr Rathenau
General Eileetine Company
Cedar Point Figure to Lead Youngstown Nepuli cans Meeting
Om-Arthur Vorys, longtime manager of the movement behind William H Taft’s presidential nomination, will preside at the Nepuli cans open meeting in Youngstown on September 2. General Harris will discuss state issues, while Governor Hughes of New York and Senator Beveridge of Indiana address national matters. Invitations will be sent to Senators Foraker and Dick, though not on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Arthur Vorys
William H.taft
Nepulicans
Youngstown
Harris
Hughes
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
Foraker
Non Union Miners Killed in Mockton Train Attack
In Birmingham Alabama on Sunday morning a fusillade of shots fired into a passenger train carrying non union miners killed three instantly and wounded seven, two of whom face probable death. The train sped away as the engineer saw a figure cross the track and militia are being sent to Mockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mockton
Carpenter Robert Miller Ends Life On Bronx Bridge
Robert M. Miller a carpenter unable to find work hanged himself from a bridge over New Haven railroad tracks in the Bronx. His body hung in the path of a northbound freight train that was forced to stop after the engineer signaled for the man to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert M. Miller
New Haven
Bronx
Miller
Auto Plunge on Miteha Road Kills Two in Ohio
An automobile plunged over a steep embankment on Miteha road, two and a half miles west of Sylvania, Sunday afternoon. Charion WL Pohlman, a wealthy Cleveland merchant tailor, and Father Geo. Vahey of Columbkills parish, Cleveland, died instantly. Mrs Charlies W. Pohlman, her daughter Florence, and F. C. Dietxel, a Cleveland dentist, escaped injury. The car landed bottom side up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Miteha Road
Sylvania
Charion WL Pohlman
Cleveland
Geo. Vahey
Columbkills Parish
Charlies W. Pohlman
Florence
F. C. Dietxel
Senator Allison Called by Death in Iowa
Dubuque Iowa United States Senator William B Allison died of heart failure at 139 p m Tuesday August 4. He had served in Congress since 1873 and was a prominent figure in the Senate for over twenty five years. Born Perry Ohio March 2 1820 he moved to town in 1857 and earlier served in the House. He grew ill after returning home to escape the heat and died after a period of unconsciousness with trusted friends aware of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
United States
William B. Allison
Allison
Senate
Ths
Mr. Allison
Perry
House of Representatives
Earape
Publc
Posible
Attorney Baker and Bride Survive Mountain Car Plunge
New YorkDA Baker and two months wife on honeymoon narrowly escape death when their bleached car plummets 300 feet down Walnut mountain near Liberty. The vehicle somersaults three times, hangs top-down in a tree, and all occupants are rescued with only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Baker
Washington
Northwest
Walnut Mountain
Liberty
Mountain of Water Destroys Bisbee Businesses
A cloudburst in Bisbee Arizona caused about 100000 dollars in damage on Main Street in ten minutes. Rocks mud and water from the mountainside swept through buildings including the post office where Postmaster M E B Cans aldy Sheriff Jack White and eighteen female clerks narrowly escaped. First floor collapsed under the flood with boulders and dirt filling the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ariz
Main Street
M. EB. Cansaldy
Jack White
Ofice
Mother jailed for cruel beating of four year old child
Helen Nagy confessed to binding the child with oil and setting hands afire in a desperate attempt to extract a confession amid poverty. She was sentenced to three months in the workhouse. Neighbors intervened to rescue the injured child, who was not severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cevéland O
Helen Nagy
Steamer Premier Burns at Warren Landing
A Winnipeg report to the Pioneer Press says the Premier, Capt. Stevens, burned to the water when fire broke out in the engine room. Six passengers and two crew members died. The blaze destroyed docks and nearby buildings. About thirty eight aboard. twenty slept through the fire and escaped by jumping overboard.
Sultan Claims Credit For Turkish Constitution
Constantinople reports that during Friday selamlik the sultan appeared at the white mosque near Yildiz and met chiefs of foreign missions. He was accompanied by the grand vizier and Tewfik Pasha as he reassured diplomats of his intent to uphold the new constitution as his own work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Yildiz Klonk
Tewfik Pasha
Thaw Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in New York Court
Harry K. Thaw of Pittsburgh filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States court. Attorney Morchausher of New York represents Thaw who is confined in Duchess County jail. Assets listed at 128012.38 with liabilities at 463140.43. Roger O Mara, a Pittsburgh detective and Thaw family friend, was named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Morchausher
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Dutchess County
Thaw
Roger O'Mara
First Bank of Wonder Declared Solvent by Reno Judge
Reno Nev Judge Orr on Friday morning ruled the First Bank of Wonder solvent after bank examiner Wildes testified. The Habilities exceed $20,000 while assets face value was over $59,000 but actual assets tally only $6,557.02. Wonder bank, the camp’s pioneer, leaves mine owners and businessmen as the sole losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Orr
Wonder Bank & Trust Company of Wonder
Wildes
Wonder Bank
Wonder
Boston Storm Drenches City With Cloudburst Fury
Boston endured a severe thunderstorm Friday afternoon with cloudburst rainfall of 1.65 inches. Lightning, thunder, and strong winds caused street flooding and heavy mist reducing visibility to about forty feet. Traffic was halted across all streets for about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Three Die as Train No 06 Derailed Near Imboden Ark
An eastbound San Francisco train No 06 derailed twelve miles east of Imboden Ark. Three persons were killed and four mail clerks badly injured while passengers sustained light bruises. The engine tumbled down a twelve foot embankment, the mail car burned after a gas-tank explosion, and sailors helped extinguish the baggage-car fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imboden
Ark
San Francisco
Here
Want Half a Million for Democratic Campaign Funds
Fairview Nebraska discussion centered on campaign financing needs after nominations in Denver. The group concluded that about $500000 is necessary to cover legitimate campaign expenses and to determine who should provide the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Foundry foreman’s tragic act after gambling loss
Chiongar-us Sehoenbeck, a foundry foreman, lost 750 dollars at a poker game Thursday night and returned home to 3607 Robey Street with no money. His seven-year-old daughter Mary asked for a penny as he entered another room, then shot himself with a revolver. He was taken to the county hospital unconscious and not speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiongar
Sehoenbeck
Robey Street
Mary
Aitte Gir
Hehoendeck
Split Democratic Conventions Nominate Competing Tickets
At Wallace Idaho the Democratic state convention split with two tickets and platforms. The anti Dubois faction met at the Masonic hall with Judge Stockslager as chairman nominating C. C. Stockslager for senator and J. L. Bewell for congress, while the Dubois regulars met at another hall and named Henry Heltfelt and several Idaho officials to their slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockaslager
Wallace
Idaho
Dubois
Bear Lake
Oneida
Fremont
Dubols
Masonic Hall
Judge Stockslager
C. Stockslager
Congress
J. L. Bewell
M. Alexander
C. A. Boyd
W. W. Snell
Frank Moore
J. A. Bradbury
Migs Gertrude Noble
David L. Evans
George Lamb
John. Rice
M. D. Mille
T. C. Galloway
William W. Brown
Idaho County
Edwin Meee
Kootenal
Edna Gilleaple
Bingham
John Presaley
Shoshone
Supreme Court
John M. Flynn
United States
William W. Woods
Korean insurgents kill Japanese on frontier clash
Reports from Possen bay recount a July 11 attack near Hunchun where Korean insurgents overwhelmed a Japanese detachment on the Russo-Chinese frontier. Russian Cossacks noted the vanishing Japanese flag and found fatal casualties after a fierce night battle. Local inhabitants denied knowledge of the event.
Judge Grants Injunction Against Pacific Coast Longshoremen
In Seattle federal court Judge C. H. Hanford issues an injunction at the request of shipowners and steamship firms restraining the Puget Council of Longshoremen and the local union from interfering with strike-breakers on loading and unloading ships. The court rules it has jurisdiction over interstate traffic and holds the unions responsible for the violence involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
C. H. Hanford
Pacific Coast
Puget Council of
Honduras Rejects U S Demand On Consular Exequatur
Honduras declines to honor Washington’s decree cancelling the exequature of American Consul Drew Leonard and Vice Consul Virgil C. Reynolds at Celba. Officials say the envoys interfered in Honduran politics and advocated surrender of Cetha to revolutionists in concert with France and Norway. Publication of the cancellation appears in the official gazette of Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honduras
Davila
Drew Leonard
Virgil C. Reynolds
Celba
Consula
France
Norway
Cetha
Ofcelal Gagette
Bartlett of Nevada Wine Out In Reno Primary
Reno reports show Bartlett seeking renomination for congress amid Democratic primaries in Nevada. State police veteran McCarren and Bartlett faced opposition. delegates favored Bartlett in some counties, but Reno results left him overwhelmingly defeated at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Thedytlete
Congress
McCarren
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