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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
2
The Garland Globe lists publication details and subscription rates with J. A. Wixor as editor and manager. It advertises in advance pricing for one year six months and three months and notes advertising rates and an application for rates.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of the President, married Ohio Congressman Nicholas Longworth in the East Room of the White House. The ceremony featured a simple, elegant setting with little attendant, a grand piano, and a royal guest list, followed by a reception and plans for a European tour and future Washington and Cincinnati homes.
Charles B. Moyer William D Haywood and G A Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners were arrested in Denver on charges of complicity in Governor Steunenbergs murder. They were taken from county jail and placed on a special train to Boise along with armed deputies after extradition papers were signed by Idaho officials.
Ida Vincent St John, also known as John W Vincent, president of Burke Miners Union, was arrested Sunday in Burke seven miles from Wallace on a telegraphic Boise order. Sheriff Angus Sutherland of Shoshone County took him to Wallace amid secrecy. Ties to murder case of ex Governor Stewnenberg at Caldwell are suspected. He has lived in Burke since arriving after Telluride union troubles, works at the floreules mine, married with no children.
El Paso report: William Smith and seven Mexicans traveling to Dolores mine with a large money sum were attacked by four robbers on a Chihuahua Pacific railroad spur near Tomas. Two companions died and Smith was mortally wounded. Robbers escaped after failing to seize the money. two Americans are under arrest and a posse searches the area for the fugitives.
An explosion at the Hercules dynamite plant eighteen miles north of Louisiana Missouri killed three workers from Hannibal and injured twenty women and boys. The blast ripped the punching house where dynamite sticks are formed, sparing the other workers. The plant, a major producer, valued at about $500000 and employing around 200 people, accounted for roughly a quarter of last year’s U S output.
Denver reports Frank H. Kingsley alias Alfred Henry was arrested on a charge of stealing a mail pouch at Hazen Junction on November 40 Jagt. He allegedly confessed. The pouch held $2,192 from John E. Gook & Co. of Goldfield to McCornick & Co. of Salt Lake City and over $3,000 from the Southern Nevada Banking Co. of Bullfrog.
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