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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
3
The scene shows Princess Margaret kissing the Chancellor after a fortune teller’s praise. She proclaims victory and seizes her will, while the lamp burns low and the Alla hushes the room, smoothing the children to sleep as the Father departs.
In Courtland, Princess Margaret and Maurice von Lynar plan a desperate ruse to derail a proposed marriage to Ivan of Muscovy. Thora and a drugged delay scheme aim to mislead physicians, while Prince Louis confronts Ivan on the terrace about controlling his sister and the fate of Joan.
London Chronicle recounts tales of King Alfonso in Paris. He allegedly guards against asses, pays a Spanish owner after running over an ass near San Sebastian, and laughs at a mistaken anarchist arrest in a tobacconist shop. The monarch quips that police err occasionally.
A downtown officer recalls a country man seeking his cousin named Smith. The sergeant directs him to call out the name on the street corner to join the crowd and answer, hoping the shout will reveal the relative’s location or presence. The scene captures a simple pursuit of a missing kin through public crowds.
The historical note recalls Princess Irene, wife of Prince Henry of Prussia, whose name means peace and traces her christening to a 19th century era, illustrating the royal naming tradition and symbolic significance acrossEuropean nobility.
In a foggy Capital club, a secret council imagines invasion by a vast Asian power, spreads fear, and contemplates desperate defense. A pestilence follows when two rebels unleash a microbe that decimates rice-eating races, a chilling coup de theatre ending with the professor's confession.
A Hong Kong tale reports ten men posing as laborers boarding the British steam launch Menam near Wuchow. They seized, bound crew and passengers, wrecked the ship, then attacked a guard launch and the Chanfook, finally landing the Chanfook and escaping with nearly $5,000.
A Woman's club meeting included a quoted line about the hand that rocks the cradle. A male speaker protested, joking that a divorced man would not rock it, highlighting a playful gender exchange during the event.
In Vera Cruz state the Orizaba mill district riots as textile workers strike. Troops fired, about thirty killed and over eighty wounded. Mob pillaged Rio Blanco mills and private houses, freed prisoners, and halted a Nogales mill crowd before troops dispersed the riot.
Rev Dr Henry A BuchteI of Denver University was inaugurated governor of Colorado in Trinity Methodist Church marking the first church ceremony of this kind in state history. About 2600 attendees heard the oath address and prayer before a civic procession to the capitol with the university’s senior class joining the governor.
In Boise the legislature met in joint session to hear Governor Gooding's message with a large citizen turnout. Ten thousand copies were ordered printed as the day closed with the inaugural ball at the natatorium. Committees on rules printing joint rules and journal were appointed in senate and house and seating was drawn.
Austin Texas. The Texas legislature convened on Tuesday as Governor elect Campbell prepares to be installed next week. A successor to Senator Hailey will be elected. The Bailey controversy and an expected legislative investigation into alleged oil interests ties deepen the session’s stakes.
The interstate commerce commission reopened its inquiry into Harriman railroad management in Chicago after a New York session. The day focused on cattle rate evidence from Texas and included examination of a single witness, Santa Fe president Ripley, before the Harriman group concluded the session.
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