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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
4
The Garland Globe lists subscription terms including one year in advance for $1.60 seven months for 76 cents and three months for 60 cents. Advertising rates are available on application. Entered as second class matter February 17 1906 at Garland Utah. Editor and Manager A Wixom.
A strike of Ogden street car workers looms as work begins on a Springville pickling plant. Davis County prepares for fall work with communities uniting. Provo to get 460000 for public buildings, Ogden 120000. Several accidents and incidents across Utah including suicides, a shooting, a vandalized victim, and a late-night drug sale ban now affecting Provo drug stores.
A string of accidents crimes and disasters hits cities from Park City to Toledo Minneapolis and Knoxville. Injured workers embezzlers arsons robberies and a rush of trials show a nation unsettled by crime politics and industry turmoil.
A roster of board members and clerks appears, listing Chairman, secretary, treasurer and several named individuals with initials. The fragment shows names such as John T. Lant C. Vanausdeln T. E. Seorist Jos Jensen H. Edwarda RK. L. Bush and others.
L. H. Cameron dies after being struck by an Oregon Short Line train near Melrowe Montana. Public building funds allocated include Dill giving Raw lins Wyoming 80 000 and Sheridan 15000 Lander 7500 for sites. William M Graves of Diamond Match drops dead in a Portland hotel. John Howard dies in the Speculator mine Butte from a fall. Colorado German Evangelical Churches conference held in Laramie. Billings land office reports 17000 homeseekers registered. Flour shifts price at Kendrick after Spokane Vollmer mill war. Private William Coleman of the Fourteenth Cavalry dies after a fall from a barrack window. CN Levy of Northern Pacific promises steam or electric rail from Tacoma to Portland and Tacoma to Seattle. Butte Coalition details smelter shutdown. ores sent to Washoe. Dr Mai Hulin Chuan arrives in Seattle to study shipping and schools. Noah Richardson executed in Rawlins for murder. Mrs Tanner killed in Helena auto crash. Knife and altar stones found near Anaconda. Marvin Losey suicide in Seattle. Spotted fever claims Emmett Mann in Thermopolis. A lynching scare near Basin ends without incident. Weir wind accident injures 20 aboard a train housing Japanese workers. Gray's Harbor and Columbia River Railway Company incorporates with 1 000 000 capital. William Eilis Corey denies Nevada residency in divorce case.
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