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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1907
Page
5
A Utah dispatch details injuries from hay pulley accidents in Logan Mount Pleasant and Park City fireworks incidents. It notes rail orders in Salt Lake and a rising Great Salt Lake level, plus deaths and court actions across cities like Ogden Alta and Provo.
June tax receipts in Goldfield reach about 15000 with most from gambling permits. Wyoming rail projects include Union Pacific double tracking Hanna to Rawlins and Rock Springs to Green River. Four women rescue Wheatland dam while a messenger seeks help. Wool buyers in Lewiston report 20,000,000 pounds sold on contract. Remains of engineer Wallace G. Stone found along Great Northern track in Bellingham. Wolcott, long time Union Pacific conductor, dies in Cheyenne. Cyanide seized at Goldfield mine plant, worth about 8000. Jack Hamilton killed by ex wife in Baker County dispute. Miners in Nome resist a wage cut to 1.00 a day. Seattle reports strike looming. Butte telephonists strike in solidarity with Utah and Idaho workers. Nevada child starves in Reno hovel. family selling possessions. Virginia City mines top gains list with hundreds of millions in output. Aldrich shooting ends with death. six miners arrested. Terrible Terry shot and killed near Sumas. Wyoming sheep losses from grubworm reported. feds urged. (Note: OCR fragment references many varied topics and locations.)
A roundup of mining developments across Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada. Topics include bids for stocks on the Salt Lake exchange site activity near Burley Idaho Camora mine Albion Idaho discoveries in Boulder Canyon Idaho Luman mine at Thermopolis Wyoming and new gold and copper operations at Blair Nevada and Gold Mountain Utah. Plans for a large Nevada gold reduction plant and fire losses at Hanna and Other properties are noted along with production shifts and corporate moves involving Guggenheim Balaklala and Hanna holdings.
In the Bay of Bistay the tug Sao Bonito foundered while towed for Brash. The captain and six crew members drowned. Also noted were rising July Fourth fatalities across New York and Wisconsin as storms and accidents marked a deadly holiday period.
In Washington the crowd derides a lecturer who points out prominent figures as rubberneck subjects including Taft and Roosevelt era officials. The piece notes embarrassment for targets and calls for limits on such public identifying lectures as the postal service moves to extend money order facilities beyond 38 000 post offices nationwide.
Postmaster General Meyer urges Congress to authorize postal notes for small sums up to 5 dollars. The policy requires officers and employees to promote postal money orders and adhere to the order to protect official positions. Notes may be available at many smaller post offices lacking money order facilities.
A global, long running concern over powder post beetles prompts government study. Experts from multiple countries assess beetle damage in seasoned woods like white pine and sapper, with reverberations for furniture and vehicle makers. The piece notes Gifford Pinchot’s forestry leadership and outlines fire, steam, and kiln methods as potential remedies.
The article portrays Gifford Pinchot as a bachelor of New York wealth who spurns Washington society after his fiancée’s death. It notes his $200,000 house funded by a $2,000 salary and links his independence to family legacy from the founder of a famed hotel on Itty Avenue. Pinchot remains aloof despite invitations and public attention.
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