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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
2
Chinese Protect Leon Ling Amid Murder Inquiry
A Chinese consular report to Peking states Chinese Masons acting with government consent will shield Leon Jing, accused in the Isle Sigel murder, while Chinese communities in the United States are alerted to protect him until New York police clear him. The bulletin was translated by Lee Wing of Denver and discusses a poison incident involving Elsie Sigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Elsie Sigel
Leon Jing
New York City
Peking
China
Isle Sigel
Lee Wing
Lee
Ling
American
New York
Leon Line
Sigel
TETANUS DEATHS RISE LINKED TO INDEPENDENCE DAY
Chicago reports twelve more tetanus deaths from Fourth of July injuries bringing total July fatalities from all causes to 114. Among the victims is Professor W. Fr. Pitkin head of the commercial department at Albion College Michigan, killed by a premature revolver explosion on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. FR. Pitkin
Albion (Michigan) College
Fatal auto crash near Democratt Springs claims Leatherdale
A car driven by Coroner McGinn and Undertaker A H Dixon left the grade to Democratt Springs at 1 am Tuesday and plunged 100 feet into a canyon. The wicker basket with the corpse of Thomas Leatherdale rolled down, while the car and the team escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakerfield
Cal
Democratt Springs
McGinn
A. H. Dixon
Thomas Leatherdale
Sonoma man arrested for cruelty to infant in Madera
Fresno Cal E. A. Liebacher of Sonoma California was arrested Thursday evening in Madera on a charge of cruelty to his one month old baby. It is alleged he pierced the infant's tongue with a needle and sewed buttons on either side to stop it from sucking its lips. At arrest he carried the baby in a barley sack and the tongue buttons had been removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
E. A. Liebacher
Sonoma
Madera
Liebacher
Washington
Garfield
Pinte
Mike Morgan
Park City
Salt Lake County Horticultural Society
Woa
Salt Lake City
John T. Stringer
Oakland
Michigantown
Ind
Salt Lake
George W. Emery
Marshfield
Mass
Utah
Grant
A. l. Thomas
Secretary of State
Bill Posters Donate to Fight the Great White Plague
The National Association of Bill Posters voted to donate 1.2 million dollars worth of billboard space and labor to anti tuberculosis efforts across the United States and Canada. The Poster Printers Association added a 200 thousand dollar donation after the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Atlanta
National Association of Bill
United States
Canada
Poster Printers Association
Electrification Plans Tied to Southern Pacific Reach
Orders totaling about 13 million dollars for electrifying the Sacramento division of the Southern Pacific railway are expected once authorization is received from H. Harriman abroad for his health. The route faces steep grades heavy snowfall and many snowsheds and tunnels between Ely Nev and Sacramento Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sacramento
Southern Pacific Railway
H. Harriman
Iso
iNev
Cal
British Submarine C 11 Sunk Near Haysborough
The British submarine C 11 was sunk Thursday night by the cargo steamer Eddystone four and a half miles northwest of Haysborough. Thirteen crewmen were lost, three saved. Survivors include Officers Brokie and Walls. another man was likely a sailor. Bona Venture with eight submarines was sailing south when Eddystone collided with C 11.
Strikers clash with soldiers in Lyndora riot
In Lyndora near Butler Pennsylvania a strike at Standard Steel Car Company sparked a riot after state constabulary arrived. Troopers cleared streets as bottles coal and slag rained down. Three people were shot and fifteen strike leaders were arrested. Father Recavaca urged restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Recavaca
Catholic Church
Don Carlos of Bourbon Dies in Lombardy
Rome reports the death of Don Carlos Bourbon, heir to the Madrid claim, at Varez in Lombardy after a long illness. born March 30, 1848 at Laybach Austria, he claimed the throne under the Salle law as Charles VII. His father Don Juan was brother of Don Carlos Charles VI, linking to the Carlist risings of 1848 1860s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Don Carlos of Bourbon
Varez
Lombardy
Don Carlos
Duke of
Madrid
Philip V
Spain
Charles VII
Laybach
Austria
Don Juan
Don Carlos Charles VI
Count de Montemolin
Cow Caused Blood in Union Street Battle
In Union Mississippi a cow sparked a pistol fight that left two men dead and two others fatally injured plus a serious wound. The clash pitted the McDonalds against Joe Miller and Cornelius Chisholm over the cow's ownership. The confrontation began in front of the Union bank after a dispute over the cow's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Miss
J. McDonald
Peter McDonald
Cornelius Chisholm
Joe Miller
McDonalds
Miller
Chisholm
Chisolm
Union Bank
Sloop Roxana Capsizes Killing Ten Off New York Coast
The excursion sloop Roxana capsized in a sudden squall in lower New York bay. Ten people drown including two girls. captain Samuelson and twelve others were rescued by the tug Lamont after a difficult sea. The boat had been chartered from Ulmer Beach Brooklyn by Swedes for a trip to Midland Beach and back to Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Bay
Samuelson
Lamont
Ulmer Beach
Brooklyn
Midland Beach
Staten Island
Amateur aviator injured in Curtiss flight crash
A frightened amateur who was walking near Glenn Curtiss aircraft on a Sunday morning witnessed the plane hover briefly before crashing. Alexander Williams, the would be aviator, was taken from the wreck with a broken left arm and bruises. His injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alking
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
Alexander Williams
Spirit of unrest strikes workmen in the East
Large scale strikes hit western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and West Virginia with 25000 to 4000 workers. Most idle in the Pittsburgh district amid a wave of apparent prosperity as resumption orders and disputes over wages eight hour day and recognition of unions unfold. Violent incidents occurred at McKee's Rocks Pressed Steel Car Company with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Cay Company
McKee’s Rocks
Dlstriet
Independents Sheet
Tin Plate
Evelyn Nesbit Testimony Hits Thaw in Matteawan Case
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified in White Plains that her husband Harry K. Thaw threatened her life during a Matteawan asylum visit. The state seeks asylum retention by proving Thaw irrational and sane claims are denied by Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Matteawan
Ex-Policeman Charged With Grave Crime in Chicago
Vincent A. Altman former policeman and union official was held to the grand jury by Judge McSurely on a charge of throwing bomb 41 that damaged the Central Exchange of the Chicago Telephone company. His bond was set at $20,000. His brother Joseph Altman is also under arrest on suspicion of involvement in bomb outrages citywide over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vincent A. Altman
Carpenter's Union
McSurely
Central Exchange
Chicago Telephone Company
Joseph Altman
Grand
Trenton
Cache County
Weber County
Ogden
Utah
No Done Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Virginia Jackson Wlcock
Ralph Wilcock
Lund
Wilcock
State Board of Pardons
Ray Berkenshaw
Willard Burkenshaw
Park City
Cripple Creek District Reserved for American Labor
Cripple Creek Colorado district becomes reserved for American labor after a sheriff’s ultimatum to remove foreign workers. Foreign miners armed themselves but dispersed when deputy sheriffs arrived to disarm them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
von Phul
Congress to Ask Bond Issue for Panama Canal
President Taft steers Congress toward authorizing bonds to cover the latest Panama Canal cost estimate. The plan replaces the previously proposed $40,000,000bond reimbursement for canal property, discussed at a White House lunch conference on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taft
Panama Canal
Senate
General Fund of the Treasury
White House
Turmoil in Morocco Spurs International Action Urged
The article reports deepening Moroccan instability with Mulai Hafid apparently powerless and possibly a prisoner in Fez. Mulai el Kebir, proclaimed sultan at Zemur, leads a substantial force toward Moquines, signaling imminent external intervention and rising rebellion within the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Rey
Fez
Mulal Hafid
Mulal el Kebir
Zemur
Moquines
Miners Rally Behind Moyer Amid Federation Vote
The Western Federation of Miners meeting in Denver backed President Moyer as the executive board gained proxy voting by a near two to one margin despite anti administration protests. Moyer mocked Samuel Gompers over last national campaign while officers reported strong membership around 38,980 paid and 15,000 being carried, with $198,979 in receipts and $181,258 in expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
J. Hutchbingen
Moyer
Samuel Gompers
Ely
Nev
Alaska
Ernest Mills
Tragic Picnic Ends in Drowning Near Vancouver
A Sunday school picnic party from Brownville school near New Westminster drowned on Burrard Inlet beach. Teacher Gertrude Ankers, 25, and girls Annie Murray 15, Alice Polson 12, and Sign Buck 10 were swept away while bathing after three hours on the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Burrard Inlet
Gertrude Ankers
Annie Murray
Alice Polson
Sign Buck
Brownville School
New Westminster
Suffragettes Defy Rules In Holloway Jail
In London Hollo way jail suffragettes defy prison regulations by refusing to work or submit to treatment. The governor orders the women to be brought before magistrates on charges of defying rules and damaging cell windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holloway
Jal
Weston Completes Long Journey to San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian, arrives in San Francisco at 10:40 p.m. Wednesday July 14 completing a 4000 mile trek from New York. His measured distance by mile posts totals 925 miles less than the true path, with about 4200 miles walked accounting for side steps. The journey took 105 days five hours and forty one minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Sensational July Wheat Rally Amid Rain Lifts Prices
Wheat for July jumped seven cents in a stormy Chicago Board of Trade session to a new seasonal high. The surge followed renewed rains in the wheat belt and revived belief in a Patten led meg option deal. July toped at 1.27, up from 1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
James A. Patten
Meg
Utah News Roundup Highlights Utah Developments
Utah election and public notices include James H. Anderson named U S marshal for Utah and a Springville school board member elected unmarried for the first time. Reports cover dairy and agricultural growth, state tax totals, veterans records, oil and mining incidents, and coalitions shaping irrigation and industry in cities such as Salt Lake City Ogden Park City and Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
James H. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Leon Ling
Masons
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East
Evelyn
Husband
Harry Thaw
Gompers
Utah State News
Springville
Agrcultural College of Utah
Utah Pharmaceutical Association
Wilard
H. P. Henderson
Michigan
Salt Lake County
Mabx Hall
Hall
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