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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
2
Fruit growers plan Willard union in Utah
A Willard group moves to organize a fruit growers association. The item notes local efforts, community figures and ongoing Utah state events including health and labor developments and minor crimes.
Light earthquake shocks felt in southern Spain
Madrid reports indicate communications with southern Spain and Barcelona remain uninterrupted. A slight tremor struck Totana in Murcia on January 29 causing minor wall cracks. Shocks were also felt in Ollas as residents fled to suburbs amid gray skies and walnut sized hail. No serious damage or tidal wave occurred.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
England
Totona
Murela
Walla
Olas
Ollas
Filipinos Urged to Unite as Independence Debate Grows
Manila opens its assembly with Governor General James F. Smith delivering the annual message. He decries the widening gulf between Americans and Filipinos and urges unity, critiques Manila’s municipal police, praises the provincial government, and notes island revenues fell about one million pesos in 1908 from 1907.
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Manila
Philippine Assembly
Osmena
James F. Smith
Smith
Philippines
Islands
Rancher in Delirium Fatally Wounds Wife Near Belgrade
In Belgrade Montana during typhoid delirium farmer Louis Seifert fired three rounds from a repeating firearm at his wife as she tried to escape. A baby in her arms was struck in the arm and face but not seriously hurt. Seifert is in critical condition and considered unlikely to recover. He had been ill for days and, in a delirious outburst, proclaimed I am God and I am in heaven.
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Belgrade
Mont
Louis Seifert
Statehood in Sight for New Mexico and Arizona
An omnibus bill proposing separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona was introduced in the House on January 20 by Rep. Hamilton. The bill grants New Mexico two representatives elected at large with Santa Fe as capital until 1920, while Phoenix serves as Arizona’s capital until 1920 and the territory receives one representative and land grants for a university.
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Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
House
Hamilton
Michigan
House Committee On
Territories
House of Representatives
Santa Fes
Phoenix
Third Trans Miss Dry Farming Congress Program
The Cheyenne Wyoming event offers a partly arranged third annual program with notable speakers from the U S Department of Agriculture. Topics include Conservation of Moisture and Dry Farming Grains on Russian Steppes. Governor B B Brooks presides as congress president.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Nol
United States Experiment Stations
McCall
Melbourne
Australia
Buccee
J. A. Rosen
Petersburg
J. M. Carey
Wyoming
B. B. Brooks
Congress
Idaho Legislator Turns Forger
Ed Holzheimer, Bannock county representative, is a fugitive. A warrant for forgery cites signing D J Brennan’s name to a deed and forging Brennan’s signature to a 1300 check. He vanished after Boise exposure, possibly heading to Canada or Mexico, and faces multiple alleged irregularities including bogus mortgages and forged documents.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Ed. L. Holzheimer
Bannock County
D. J. Brennan
Brennan
Horheimer
Boise
Canada
Mexico
Holzheimer
Bannock Abstract & Trust Company
First National Bank
Saginaw, Mich
Wyoming Legislature Debates Liquor and County Division Bills
Cheyenne Wyoming reports the biennial session nearing halfway with about a dozen liquor laws introduced and various county division proposals. Hot Springs and Parry counties are named as potential new divisions, while other counties may be split, potentially reshaping the state map though many measures face committee or chamber setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Hot Springs
Pary County
Senate
House
Peculiar Court Decision From California Court of Appeals
San Diego authorities report a court of appeals ruling in the Frank Abbott case that a divorced wife remains legally Abbott's wife even after she remarries. The will left $50,000 from Jacob Grundike to Abbott, with one third to Abbott's wife and one third to his child, a provision Abbott contested claiming he had no wife.
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San Diego
Cal
Court of Appeals
Frank Abbott
Jacob Gruendike
Abbott
Messina Officials Cite Refugee Return Ban After Earthquake
General Mazza and officials state refugees cannot be allowed to return home to excavate houses due to lodging limits. About 500 refugees on a harbor steamer were barred from landing for the same reason. A housing program for 40 000 is planned. Professor Villar, a Garibaldian veteran born in Messina in 1891, died aboard the Admiral Makaroff after being rescued from the ruins. The aftershocks keep residents anxious.
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Messina
Mazza
Aelo Villar
Insane Rancher shoots wife and child in Sundance
In Sundance Wyoming M Paxton a Kara creek rancher opened fire on his wife Mrs Paxton and her son Cecil Davis after allegedly declaring they would all die together. Mrs Paxton was wounded in the chin and is expected to recover while her son Cecil Davis was hit in the groin and likely to die. Paxton was wounded in the head, overpowered by William Davis, jailed and believed to be insane. Deputy Sheriff Leeman arrived to take charge.
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Sundance
Wyo
M. Paxton
Kara Creek
Mre. Paxton
Cecil Davis
Paxton
Mra
William Davis
Leeman
Cashier Faces Forgery Charge Extradition Waived
Pasadena based report states Guy C. Dunn cashier of a Eldorado Kansas bank traveled east to face forgery charges after waiving extradition rights and paying travel expenses for himself and accompanying officials Chief H. H. Favour and Constable Walter C. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Guy C. Dunn
Eldorado
Kan
H. H. Favour
Walter C. Austin
Traveling Man Ends Life in Wichita After Fourth Attempt
Coroner in Wichita finds Car HL Prone of Pueblo Colorado died by self inflicted morphine overdose. He had three prior suicide attempts last month including a shooting, poisoning, and an attempted river drowning in Pueblo.
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Wichita
Kan
Pueblo
Colo
Arkansas River
Prohibition Foes Form Nationwide Oslo Movement
Deputies from across Norway form a 630-signatory organization in Christiania to oppose the prohibition drive. It pledges liberty and health, vows nonpartisanship, and aims to shelter drunkards in asylums while promoting sound living principles. The press largely welcomes the plan.
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Christiania
Norway
Ite
Pioneer prospector McClure dies in Mount Princeton cabin
Buena Vista Colorado March reports say W B McClure a 65 year old pioneer prospector in the Mount Princeton district was found frozen to death in his cabin at the mountain top. A neighbor who had missed him for days discovered the body after locating the ruined access and the cabin food supply was exhausted indicating starvation while the surrounding snow was reported ten feet deep and paths blocked by washed rails and heavy drifts.
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Buena Vista
Colo
W. B. McClure
Mount Princeton
McClure
Cuba inaugurates Jose Miguel Gomez as president
In Havana Jose Miguel Gomez was sworn in as president of the reestablished Cuban republic in a ceremony on the palace balcony. The departure of former Governor Magoon marked the end of American control, and US warships left the harbor after the handover. Roosevelt sent a congratulatory message to Cuba's congress and president.
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Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Magoon
Plaza de Arman
Go-mez
Eony
Supreme Court
Cuba
Congress
Cuban Republic
Roosevelt
Reward Offered for Murderer of Helena Miner
Helena Montana Governor Norris issues a proclamation offering four hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of John Hancock a miner lured to his death by a decoy note from a supposed sick friend at St Johns hospital Police have labored without result and the reward is aimed at spurring renewed effort in the case.
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Helena
Mont
Norris
John Hancock
St. John’s Hospital
Normata
Efort
Tribute to Memory of Cheneys in New York
Italian societies in New York honor American consul Arthur E Cheney and Mrs Cheney killed in the Messina earthquake. Their bodies arrived on the Venezia and were escorted by thousands along Broadway as funeral music played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur 8. Cheney
Mra. Cheney
Messina
Mra
Cheney
Venezia
Monster mountain lion kills Balboa boy in tent attack
Mrs. Chris Brown witnessed a horrific scene four miles from the Hotel Delmar as a mountain lion killed a two year old Balboa child inside a family tent. The beast devoured part of a log used to socket and then retreated as the mother screamed.
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Balboa
Cal
Mra
Chris Brown
Hotel Delmar
Nome Miners Demand a Dollar More Per Day
Seattle reporter Captain K. W. Johnston cites Nome miners seeking a $1 daily raise. About 1,200 laborers, working eight hours, have earned $3 daily plus board. mine owners reportedly plan to refuse the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Seattle
Wansh
K. W. Johnston
Thin Elty
Jagt Nome
Dry Farming Congress to Rename Its Originating Method
Cheyenne Wyoming hosts the third annual Dry Farming congress February 2 to 25. Delegates seek to rename the organization from dry farming to scientific farming or arid land culture, arguing the method reflects conservation of moisture by following nature's laws in autumn plowing burrowing mulching sowing.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dry Farming Congress
Duped Women in Nord Case Jailed for Worthless Checks
Kansas City police seize Charles N. Nord's trunk containing hundreds of letters from women nationwide. The missives praise him as a fiancé and refer to supposed loans Nord allegedly borrowed but did not repay. Nord, a former Kansas City real estate dealer, is jailed on a passing worth lease check charge after being arrested on an Omaha warrant.
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Kansas City
Charles N. Nord
Omaha
Kansan City
Nord
Skeares
Will Make Many Happy Homes Denver Reclamation Project
W B Goldsborough and George J Bancroft file water rights in Bummit Clear Creek and Jefferson counties. The plan irrigates 200000 acres in the South Platte valley with a 60 mile reclamation ditch linking to the Caller mountain tunnel. Five reservoirs will be constructed.
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Denver
Bummit County
Clear Creek
Jefferson Counties
W. B Goldsborough
George J. Bancroft
Bouth Platte
Caller Mountain
Willett Speech Stricken From Congressional Record
Washington report notes the House adopted a committee report to expunge Representative Willett of New York's speech critical of the president from the Congressional Record. Willett urged the record remain. the panel argues the house duty allows acta based criticism without personal attacks and abuse.
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Washington
House
Willett
New York
Stockmen in convention hear talks on markets and laws
At the National Livestock association opening in Los Angeles about 250 delegates attended as some western stations were delayed by washouts. W A Harris of Kansas spoke on Our Foreign Markets while Joseph M Carey of Wyoming discussed Land Laws and administration. The executive slate calls for reelecting Jasio of Bakersfield and Murdo MacKengle of Trinidad Colo as officers with Carey to become vice president and Cowan of Fort Worth to be reappointed as attorney.
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Willard
Peire Phe Kegra
Ama
Sam
Pedro Poltrie
Granger
George Campbell
Scofield
Eye
Kansas Day Club
Sunflower
Ogden
Charles Coppe
Mendon 4
Hoe
Utah
National Forest Fund
Ah Sing
Salt Lake City
Howell
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Green River
Uintah County
Moab
Wallace F. Fielding
Oregon
State Board of Health
Gertrude Myers
Harry Davies
Plattsburg
Murray
Spring City
Tom Connors
Highland Bay
Bingham
Lugovitch
Connor
Luigovitch
Utah State Federation of Labor
Joseph Fransden
Wintah
Davis Shoe Company
Main Street
Ephraim Yards
Los Angeles
National Livestock Association
Washington
Idaho
California
United States
W. A. Harris
Kansas
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Lve
Association
Jasiro
Bakersfield
Murdo MacKengle
Trinidad
Colo
Montana train robbery suspect tied to partner’s death
In Helena a man charged with breaking into a freight car claims his partner Charles McDonald and George Frankhauser were killed by a train near Moorehead last summer and buried by a railroad surfacing gang. Detective Martin Delaney will search Moorehead with Sheriff Whaley for the grave and seek a coroner’s inquiry if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Delaney
Great Northern
Moorehead
Archie Whaley
Fire Destroys Kendall Home. Four Children Cremated
A blaze at the Kendall residence in Bryson Hill, Dunbar, Pa destroyed the home. Mr and Mrs Kendall leaped from a second story window and were seriously hurt while trying to reach their four children who perished in the fire. The fire is believed to have started from a small generator stove left burning when the family retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
A. M. Kendall
Bryson
Dunbar
Thin Clly
Kendall
Tr Iy
Powers Theatre Smolders as Fire Near Stage Promptly Controlled
Chicago headline recounts a near panic when Harry Powers detected smoke from a small fire in a neighboring area during a pantomime. He calmed the audience by announcing the blaze would be put out and urged patrons to stay seated, allowing the performance to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry B. Powers
Powers Theatre
Cain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah State News
Montanan
Union
Representative Holzheimer
THE
Wyoming Legislature
Independence OF
Helena Miner
Cheneys
Montana
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