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Newspaper

Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1908

Page

6

Bankruptcies and criminal sentences shake banking world

A flood of bank failures and legal actions hits the Midwest and coasts with bans on private banks and trust companies. Indiana banker Gilman is jailed for embezzlement. several Kansas Nebraska and New York institutions are closed or placed into receivership amid money stringency.

Ana Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank Fairmont Minn Gilman Hone Bank of Goodland D. Giinan Indiana Mub Treasury Chicago Virtua Nic All Street Cortely Pittsburg Binteviol and Truat Co Carson Nevada New York Southern Steel Co Birmingham Ala Sean Union Cannon Providence Sun Arnold Print m North Adams Mann Bank of Portre Ria Bank of Oakland Ra’ & Merchania Ational Mmerce Kansas Fort National Bank of Jewelers' National Bank North Aldeb Maas

Inaugurations and Elections Across Several States

A summary of January events noting Hughes and Hoch inaugurated as governors in New York and Kansas, lawmakers electing governors in New Hampshire and Nebraska, and several U.S. Senators chosen in state legislatures. Bills raise convening salaries, investigations authorized, and political shifts in Maine Colorado Texas Wisconsin and New Jersey outlined amid broad parliamentary activity.

C. BE. Hughes New York Ec. M. Floyd New Hampstiie E. W. Hoch Kanaan W. PP. Frye Maine W. Murray Crane Magen Chapette Edmonthughnelm Colorado Norrie Thrown Nebraska W. BB. Borah Idaho I le. ‘Vaylor Tennessen J. M. Dixon Trom Ontans KE. Burnham Newampathre HH. A. Richardson Lawere Mwbourne Concreseryi Ats B—Herate Browneville Halley Texas Culloim Lilinoin Chas Curtin Burton Ouse Ralves Ong Resemiant A. Boith Lohigany Spooner Winconaln Authon Ajath Dee Reetetven Geo. von IL Meyer Aworn Secretary of Treasury Gilbert Bury Man Winausiotant

Notable Mob Violence and Legal Proceedings Across States

A string of lynchings and mob actions reported from Mississippi Alabama Kentucky and Arkansas. Notable cases include Jan 3 hanging at Mayersville Miss and Jan 4 lynching at Midway Ala, plus trials and commutations across Georgia Idaho Illinois and Kansas with verdicts and protests shaping grim judicial history.

Mining and Industrial Accidents Across Regions

A compact report lists multiple incidents including suffocation in a Vermont steel plant, a Pittsburgh powder explosion, a Ranford Indiana wreck, a coal mine fire damp incident in West Virginia, and drowning and fire events at New York Harbor and other locations. It notes fatalities and injuries among workers and mentions a Mexican mine entry and a general note on a school fining.

Biear Steelans Winooski Pittaburg Ranford Ind Rot Ak Ar Pagodo Mons New York Harbor Yoresty Mexico Pedro Woodward Ale Angeles Cal Colton Port Worth Tex Ear Gunter Michigan Ie Imore Col- Magi Whipple Dinante Neae Nonda Orr Pistebueere Nate Chicago Ancereres Garden Valley Idaho Hampton Roads Priv Ronure Monahan Per Tola Capalaring of & Alec Honeybrook Rosesell Capaleing Neh Cape Cod Bay Mass Georgia Balem Mich California New York City San Pedro Quebec St. Lawrence River Charleston Win Eollaton W. Va Shelton Wash Norris Canaan Station Aspinwall Negaunens Lake Superior Jackson Ala Hellaire Butler Cloveraville Aix Montanet And Joliet Canal Ashland Wis Steubenville Boilet Bouth Milwaukee Win Araie Trallann Monongah Jacobs Creek

Vast tally of disasters and deaths across nations and states

A sweeping catalog notes numerous accidents and catastrophes from the United States and abroad. It records train wrecks in Texas and Michigan, ship sinkings off California and Lake Superior, mine explosions in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, factory fires in New York and Greece, and a political shift in Sweden with Oscar II’s death and Gustaf V’s succession.

Global turmoil and disasters reported in early 1900s summary

Across the world a sequence of calamities and political events are noted. The raids on Zinat and Bancock, a Persian shah's death in Teheran, tidal waves in the Dutch East Indies and Jamaica, fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, and mining disasters are reported alongside political shifts in Sweden Russia Britain and Nicaragua with multiple fatalities and significant damage.

Zinat Raoteall Bancock Muzaffar-Ed-Din Shah Persia Teheran Dutch East Indian Islands Kingston Jamaica Owen Wands Bamur Amd Philippines Admiral Davie Jananca Gov. Ee Travis Gromplly Hirithebholale Gev Swettenham Aguilal Davia Dutch East Indies Bimalu Cardiff Wales Er Sone Goavernor Port of Engle Mar Oseer Swettenham Righty Janide Algeria House of Commons Wutirage Petkoff Premise Bulgaria Bola Toulon Mar Count Lamedortz San Raen Mandurin Choluteca Montilla Fed N.M. Po Bonilla Mon Loo Nicaraguas Salvador Amapla Peaton Hatte Vermon Turkleh Madrid Velardena Mexico Re Hussia Jon Firat Remus Nity Pallioros Piaget Morocco Oben Aerg Kerr Wine Overy Hut

Notable Figures Named in Retirement and Public Life Listings

A long list of prominent figures and public officials is noted, including Brig Gen G A Bell retired in Washington. ex congressmen John Winans, James M Depuy, and J M Dowie. Ex Gov Higgins of New York. James A Kirk of Chicago soap industry. and James Henry Smith of New York who inherited a fortune. Also listed are Dr Oronhyatekha founder of Foresters in Georgia. Frig J Wint commander de partment in Missouri. Mrs McKinley in Canton. and many other political, military, business, and social figures with locations and dates from January through December.

Necro Mayersville Miss Neero Midway Ala Rollo Steele Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia Damen Calley Alep Charlesity Stanford White New York Baldwin Colfax Chas Kennely Bisman Cora Miller Beaver Dam Wie Monroe Stamp Ark Farmers’ & Merchants’ National Bank Hanover Mich Colbert Durant Aggie Myere Kansas City Georgia Hargis W . Cock Cano Wm. D. Haywood Western Federation of Miners Sremnon- Te Tdahow Javing Oies Chara Ferntee Domaen Hous- Jul Jan Hargis Cha B T Cox Kentucky Henry Scutcheon Jane Bear Nuncia Inskee Suleiie Kaerl Hall Washington Karleruermany Blemenberg Will Clifford Maple Frank J. Constantine Geotry Chinago Bertha Mund Buffalo Sherif H. K. Brown Baker City Ore Bownt Win Burns Polfermin Cumberland Mil Dents Frederick, MceGill McGil Decatur Dyren Red Ringleton Pares Aesistant Tallaceas Canova Steve Adams Hathdrum Idaho Annie M. Bradley Aopees Benner Brown Brig Gam G. A. Bell Weikeon Hop Montgomery San Francio John Winans Janesville el Russell Alger Wash Charles Marvin Lexington John A. Cred Monat Omaha Pickett Philadelphia Congresman B. Wi Harris Bridgewater Mass J. WR. Flixey Virginia Washin On W. Higgins James A. Kirk Big Glastonbury Conn J. M. Depuy Wisconsin Jefferson City Win John Alexander Dowie Zion City Zion Cougressman Chinton Rabbitt Beloit M. Casimir-Perler Rants Paris Joseph Te Chicago B. Tilley Monoague Talend Hay Yard Thomas Hailey Aldrich Boston John Moore Army Waahin M—Frig J. Wint Missouri James Henry Smith Kloto N—W Te Kekeola Eee National Bank of Chicago Nkterernan J. ¥. Findlay Maryland Baltimore G. J. Laws Nebraska Lincoln KR. B. Bullock Albion N. Y Peter Muytubby Caddo L. T We Buffctt Gay Hughes John Watson Ian Maclaren Mt. Pleasant Lichen Baker Leavenworth Kann Francis Murphy Low Angeles M. J. Severance Minnesota Mankato Peter Larson North Oats Helena Henator W. Metum Alabama Int KF Gowell Hawt Gander Ta. A. Ob Inkert Ron Aig ker_and multer Plomner Kenge Pac Ohare Anata Id Porter Flear John G. Waker York Beach Wes No Samuel Bloan Preald al Lackawanna Railroad Ralirogs Garrison-on-the- Out Casate Chadwick Amud Famale Bank Ohio Penitentary Redas Reddick Half Day John Wellborn Jefferson Polk Des Moines C. A G. W. Smith Timois Murphysboro Baromeages Ser Trove Commack Lond Kelvin Cao W. H. Hinrichsen Titnole Alexandria Mallory Florida Peneacola

Boxing and billiards notes from early 1900s sports roundups

A collage of sport events and records including Joe Gans stopping Kid Hor man in Tonopah Nevada, Abe Attell defending the featherweight title in Los Angeles, Gustave Bye’s noted American record in high jumping at Munising, and Tommy Burns capturing the heavyweight title in a Los Angeles bout. Also mentions Calvin Demarest winning the national amateur balk-line billiards title in New York, Lou Dillon’s gold cup context, and other scattered results across tennis boxing and racing from various dates.

Wisconsin University Brradae Pougheeenale N. Y Richard Crokers Orby Johnnie Reiff Derby England Nealon C.F. Cornell Sheepsheaday Alex Ross United Braton Syracuss Wisconsin M—Yaile Harvard New London Conn Robert Simpson Hinsdale Evelyn Sears Beaton Chartership United States Carrie BB. Neely Tommy Burne Bill Squires Colma Cal Martin J. Sheridan Celtic Park L. I May Sutton California Chambers Jack Johnnson Bob Fitesimmon Philadelphia Barney Oldfield Manchester Joe Gans Mimmie Britt San Francisco Britt Fred McLeod Chicago Western Re Golfers Louin New York Yacht Club Bir Thomas Lipton Matt McGrath Kansas City Chicago Nationals Detroit Americana Tom Burns Ofmerica Gunner Moir London H. C. Pulliam National League Kid Horman Tonopah Nev Gustave Munising Mich Abe Attell Harry Baker Los Angeles Tommy Hyan Dave Barry Ark Tennessee Bill Calvin Demarest New York Gary Herrmann Cincinnati American Bowling Congress Chic Brahl Bostonational Lou Dillon Joe Dilman David Billington Sydney Weston A Courne May Philadale Jack” O'Brien

Extreme Weather Devastates U S Regions With Floods Tornadoes

A chronology lists calamities from January through November across Ohio River valley Buffalo New York to Texas and Wisconsin. Turbulent events include explsions floods tornadoes windstorms and earthquakes causing deaths injuries and immense property damage.

Lowell Artz Fiooda Ohio River Valley Buffalo N.Y Washington, Ark Pittsburg Louisiana Iediasippi Alabama Chilpancingo Chilapa Mexico Kentucky Hilnels Iowa Medicine Lodge Kan Tmi Nelda Indian Territory Kmocheater Tex Biena Vista Lake Lever Bakersfield Cal Wisconsin Permons Leavenworth Aus la Crosse Wia Ohio Dot Leeds New York City Harbor Texas

Labor unrest and wage strikes across the United States

Reports detail a wave of labor actions from February to October including wage increases at Western Union, strikes by miners, streetcar workers, iron workers, and tailor and boot makers. Trials, union elections, and court rulings frame a period of heavy labor activity nationwide with scattered resolutions and pending disputes.

Telegraph Strike Ends Amid Arbitration Talks

Notes from Nov 4 to Dec show labor tensions with telegraph operators, miners in Danville TN striking over pay by checks, and the printers union president calling off a strike. The Telegraphers union reduced actions in Chicago and other cities while rail strikes in Britain were averted by railway agreements. Four regulars dispatched to Goldfield NV as tensions rose between miners and mine owners.

McCall Memphis Tote Jette Sanborn Paveral Milwaukee Senate Minera Goldfield Nev Shea Chicago John J. Mitchell United Mine Workers New York Western Union Telegraph Co Cornelius P, Shea Teamaters Mar Nebraska Sttreet Carn Loulaville Bowton Western Railroads Golifeld Western Union San Francisco Ikland Cal Sos Angeles Comany Cornellia FP Teamaters' Union Daniel J. Tobin Assolat Aces Southern Railroad Commercia Star Weiss Barnessee Loulevile Steubenville Oricans Tabor Kansas City Southern New Orleanne J. Small Aaraphers’ Union Danville Great Britain Railways & UN Inn S—Hinkkine Louisville

Multiple fires and disasters hit cities nationwide list of losses

A fragmented record lists numerous fires and disasters across the United States with losses and casualties. Notable incidents include a New York furniture store fatality and injuries, a Lancaster tobacco warehouse blaze with vast losses, and major fires destroying factory plants in Springfield, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Others note ship, hotel, and dock fires, with totals from hundreds of thousands to several million dollars and hundreds of homeless or injured.

New York Tee Ichiga Lancaster Phelps Pub, Co Springfeld Mana Baldwin Lecormotion Philadelphia Jona Victor Colo Coalbor Lyndhurst Soupety John Wanamaker Acker Parcess Co Nikagara Falls Leroy M— Sporting Goorth Philippines Barnesboro Cleveland Detroit Incer Wil- Jowty Coney Island Memphis Cold Storage Co Memphis Sons CM Edgewater Leather Do Tomahawk Wis Orchard Courier Journal Louisville Threoe Business Ouston Tex Jessie Cit Lana Sonore Cal M Holden Shoe Co Chicago Nelson Morris Brecking Superior Laws Cody Wyo

Indictments and court actions span across states this year

A wide set of legal and political events unfolds from Chicago to San Francisco and beyond. Key items include Standard Oil trials in Chicago, grand juries in Windlay and San Francisco, mayoral corruption cases, and major railroad and finance actions. Notable names include Landis, Ruef, Hill, Schmitz, and Roosevelt officials. Ensuing indictments, trials, and sentences shape regional power dynamics and regulatory responses.

Jon McCrea Pennsylvania Lines A. J. Casmati Landin Chicago Standard Oil Co St. W Windlay Standard of Co Hom Pasiee M—Federal John FR Basi Judge Hallam St. Paul J. J. Hill Great Northern Railwayar Wisconsin State Railway Commission John F. Jevens Panamean Anci Dent Ma G. W. Goeth Mar I-Hult Ale Mt Boston Agalar Susan Maury Baker Chris Man Science Faith W. Glover New Mexico House Gov San Francisco T. V. Haleey Grant Real Northern Railroad T. W. Hill John F. Waleh Funda Chicago National Bank Supreme Court Isle of Pines Standara Ol Co Indiana Chicago & Alton Railroad Jamestown Ruef Schmitz Sehmitz Urton Evade Ian GAR Saratoga McKinley Anton Roosevelt Benator Borah Holse Idaho Su Derman ‘Alloon Pommern Tna Bury Park Point Lote Martes T-Atehiaen Topeka & Bay Railroad Co Sonni John Aieh Rae Ayeon Weston Portland Faith Root U. Nt Washington Rampeton Roads

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