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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
4
The Garland Globe notes advertising rates available on application and lists subscription terms for Utah readers. It states the paper is published every Saturday, with a 1906 postal entry indicating second-class matter status at the Garland post office under federal law.
The Salt Lake City and Ogden region report a raft of events including a lodge at Mount Pleasant with over fifty charter members, Fourth of July planning in Sandy, and Ogden parade records. Fatalities and injuries involve two Japanese laborers near Ogden, a man in Salt Lake City from a wagon fall, and a drowning baby in Springville. Major officials shift as Dr Wishard retires from Presbyterian missions. Hiram E Booth is named U S Attorney for Utah. A windstorm damages property. prize fights face enforcement. various legal and criminal cases circulate in Salt Lake, Ogden, and surrounding towns.
Reports detail the killing of Dr. Graham by Benjamin Stewart near Holder L T and unrest from the Palajines burning San Qruidl island Samar. Other items include Dewey’s Manila operations, anti corruption moves, political transitions, shipwrecks, factory inspections, and local violence across Chicago Oklahoma Ohio Iowa and Nebraska with various casualties and investigations.
The document lists members and officers including Treasurer Marshal Justice of Pence John Lent UT H Edwards R L Bush and NOARD OF NEALTI with roles such as State Senator District Peter Clegg Representative F W Fishburn County Clerk N Ji Valentino Prosecuting Attorney CB Foxley Sheriff Joseph Josephson Recorder Christing Madsen Assessor Elias Jensen.
Spokane salesman J Tippetts committed suicide in Seattle using morphine. Oregon governor reelected Democrat George FE Chamberlain over James Withycombe. Brakeman Phil McGrath injured in Rock River Wyoming fall from a box car. E G Luxon dies in Portland street car wreck. Multnomah sheriff Robert J Stevens elected by five votes and sworn in. Prohibition leaders in Wyoming call for a state convention in Laramie on June 19. Union Pacific No 9 derailment at Verne Wyoming with no casualties. President considers withdrawing 40 million acres from settlement to curb Standard Oil. Shoshone Crow openings prompt land office mobilization. General Miles addresses University of Colorado graduation. Butte miners elect new Western Federation delegates. Wolves attack John Pierce's sheep. ranchers hire trappers. Oscar Lydie arrested in Montana for 1905 theft. Judge Hawley to resign June 30. Brigham W Young of Salt Lake charged with check forging. Congressman Binger Hermann case moved to June 18 trial timing. Denver Convention League aims to attract both parties' national conventions.
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