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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
2
A Philadelphia Record essay describes English towns after six o'clock as deserts of life where workers leave factories and offices en masse. The piece ponders the meaning of home and the comforting refuge it offers from daily toil and urban strain.
Iowa figure Lealie M Shaw, a former secretary of the treasury, traveled to Washington after a White House summons amid speculation about a cabinet offer. Shaw, once governor of Iowa, deflected rumors of a declined invitation, sharing a childhood tale about pie and generosity as he awaits official word. Washington Star itemized the backstory behind the anticipated appointment.
A New York Globe observation describes a barefoot five year old boy and an 18 month old Ebony baby sharing fruit on a sidewalk in front of a tenement. The improvisational scene uses a soap box as carriage and nursemaid stand-in while poverty seems irrelevant to the children. An observer notes potential for a fine canvas.
The Fool calls a handsome woman wicked while the Sage argues beauty can be good though dangerous. The exchange highlights perception and moral ambiguity as the Fool claims ruin yet the Sage asserts beauty itself remains good at heart.
The passage reflects that humans can guide themselves by reason but God endows wit flavor brightness and laughter to enliven life. It notes perfumers as adding charm to endure the burdens of human journey and references Sydney Smith.
In Great Falls a massing of arrests followed a fatal quarrel over a squatter's claim. Walter Long, Milo Long, and others faced charges after a cabin attack killed Walter Hayes and his 11 year old daughter Augusta. A coroner's inquest linked several suspects to the shooting.
Obaldia elected president of Panama after a peaceful nationwide vote. Richardo Arias supporters abstained, leading to a large turnout and Obaldia securing the overwhelming majority of ballots. Reports from across the republic state the process was orderly and Obaldia received all counted votes.
In New York and Europe visit, Stuyvesant Fish, former Illinois Central president, says farmers will gain first from the return of prosperity not bankers or railroads. He notes crop volume will be large this fall and railroads will be taxed to move them, but farmers benefit most.
George Rush and John E. Egan lawyers and Tammany Hall members were hurt in a Kansas City auto accident while returning from the Denver Democratic national convention. Rush broke a left arm and Egan fractured bones in a foot. both in stable condition and to resume travel after treatment.
Chicago plans no special grant of 10000 dollars yet seeks to curb summer infant diseases. Heat related illnesses have caused high infant deaths this year, with reliable figures reaching 1414. About one hundred physicians will be employed to spread information on causes and prevention.
Denver prepares for the American Bankers association meeting with principal speakers named Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University DB WH Walker of the Canadian Bank of Commerce and James I. Forgan of the First National Bank of Chicago. Separate days will be set for trust company and savings bank sections.
Manila reports the bodies of H. D. Everett, government forester, and T. R. Wakeley, a school teacher, murdered weeks earlier by tribesmen in Negros. Lieutenant Ahern's telegram describes how Ayhao and followers drugged the expedition party and killed Everett, Wakeley, five guides, with Ayhao stating he felt like killing someone.
Five more troops of the Fifth Cavalry are ordered to the Navajo Indian reservation under Colonel Hunter to deter potential uprising. A battery and two months of forage accompany the force, following prior hostilities after a previous expedition toward Chin Lee. Fears of water dispute, heavy arms, and pending allotments heighten tensions with stockmen and Indians.
New York reports preparations for the Independence party national convention to be held in Chicago on July 27. With William R Hearst returning from Europe, leaders intend to field a full national ticket and a state ticket in every state. National committeemen have been appointed in thirty eight states, North Dakota being the latest.
New York report says a young girl, Rose Eisenberg, shielded her baby sister from a Newfoundland dog attack. She suffered severe bites but kept herself between the child and the dog until a policeman subdued the animal. She was taken to a hospital for treatment and hydrophobia precautions.
Severe wind and rain battered Baltimore harbor. Eight rowers tried to reach Fort Mc Henry when Peter Dietrich fell overboard and four others perished. An empty boat suggests four more drowned, leaving five men dead and three women and a man missing believed lost.
A series of dangerous fires across the Maine coast and inland areas has overwhelmed the region. Fire has burned thousands of acres and remains uncontrolled in Amber and Kineer districts, with losses estimated over 100000 dollars.
The American consul at Barscheit relates how Princess Hildegarde rejects a grandfatherly betrothal to the Prince of Doppelkinn. In a shadowy castle, a mock marriage is planned to reveal a secret arrangement, with Betty Moore of England and an English companion entangled in the intrigue.
In a tense scene at a castle, a plan unfolds to forge a ministerial seal for a mock marriage to a princess. Steinbeck, a confident forger, arrives with a consented plot as the conspirators hide in the salon awaiting events. The narrative follows threats, loyalties, and the looming danger of discovery.
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