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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
2
The Garland Globe printed weekly on Saturdays lists subscription options priced at one year in advance six months and three months. The note also mentions advertising rates and the staff including J A Wixom as editor and manager.
London reports the Rotter dam mal steamer Berlin wrecked as it entered Hook of Holland during a gale. About 44 people are known to have perished with survivors clinging to wreckage as lifeboat crews struggled to reach them.
Senate resolution authorizes the judiciary committee to draft, within thirty days, a joint resolution proposing constitutional amendments to prohibit polygamous marriages and plural cohabitation in all U S jurisdictions. It would require oath for office to avoid adherence to any organization that contravenes the U.S. and state constitutions.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw breaks down on the stand under intense cross examination by District Attorney Jerome. She admits continuing relations with Stanford White after her first encounter, details her sacrifices to save her husband from the electric chair, and recalls further damaging confessions amid the sensational Newark courtroom drama.
A written interpellation on the San Francisco school question was presented to the government by a House member. Foreign Minister Hayashi’s reply is expected soon. Tokyo has received a strong cable from its San Francisco office urging support, warning that emigration limits could threaten Japanese residents there. The Japanese press has not yet commented on the appeal.
Bitter denunciation of President Roosevelt and Republican members of Congress is voiced at a Guthrie Oklahoma convention. Delegates fear the president would veto statehood if a Jim Crow law is included, while the convention approves the initiative and referendum complete.
Senator Eikina of West Virginia filed a minority report in the Senate detailing the railroad rate law. It traces twenty four years of rate declines from 1880 to 1904, notes a 16.14 percent net decline from 1870 to 1890, and records substantial efficiency gains with 1904 service improved and costs reduced by nearly two billion dollars compared to 1870 rates.
Washington notes the ship subsidy bill remains a key issue alongside the Aldrich financial measure as the fifty ninth congress nears adjournment. Senate support hinges on timely action while House backers hope to attach features to the post office bill or push independent action before the deficiency appropriation bill passes.
Berlin report says Emperor William granted Count Udo von Stolberg-Wernigerode a one hour audience expressing satisfaction with election results and stating Social Democracy had been overcome. He urged confidence in the people and encouraged colonial visits by Reichstag members to appraise their value.
In Washington the House paid tribute Sunday to the lives of Senator Russell A. Alger of Michigan and Representatives Cullom Adams of Wisconsin William S Black of New York and J H Ketcham of New York. Speakers included Representatives Townsend Fordney Hamilton Gardner Denby and Darragh of Michigan and Lacey of Iowa.
A Choluteca signed proclamation by Honduran army officers urges the downfall of President Zelaya as an urgent necessity. It is addressed to Central Americans and lists generals Anastastio Ortia Paulino Godey Emilio Chamorro Baenito Echeagrria Antonio Tustoe Rafael Mernendes as signers.
In Wallen Idaho the court reads Adams confession amid duress claims and gaps in the record. Witness Warren Whitney questions Adams care and restraint. examinations cover why Adams stayed in the penitentiary and his alleged role in the Cripple Creek mining conflict and Steunenberg plot.
A 500 horsemen procession with carriages and bands marched through Havana Sunday. Governor Magoon reviewed the crowd from the palace balcony as cries of Long Live Governor Magoon rang out. A petition by thousands urged abrogation of General Leonard Wood's cockfighting ban. Magoon promised careful consideration.
Mr Crumpacker of Indiana questioned the mileage allowance for members of Congress as salaries were cut. Mr Littauer replied the rate stays at 20 cents a mile but the appropriations committee may remove the travel expense allowance in the deficiency bill.
Last week in St. Petersburg a tally of parliamentary seats shows 419 elected. The left party leads with 166 members, dominated by socialists including 47 social democrats and 45 social revolutionists. Monarchists and nationalists trail, with 75 and 19 respectively.
The Austrian Lloyd steamer Imperiatrix, en route from Trieste to Bombay with about 150 aboard, struck a rock near Cape Elaphonisi on Crete and sank after the accident. Reports say loss of life occurred though exact numbers are not known. The vessel left Trieste on February 1.
In Odessa a bomb exploded under the carriage of Colonel von Geasenberg the police chief. The blast wrecked the carriage injured the chief and shattered nearby windows. The would-be assailant von Hesnebere is accused of instigating unrest in the city.
The house committee appointed to probe United States Senator J. W. Bailey recessed on Saturday without hearing more testimony. A sub committee was formed to review 2,300 pages of evidence and report undisputed facts to the full panel promptly.
In a two hour Senate debate the Utah senator Smoot was retained by a 42 to 28 vote on the not entit led to his seat. The roll featured splits among parties with nine Republicans and three Democrats supporting Smoot while several names appear on opposing or paired lists. Burrows delivered the day’s strongest critique of Mormon ties and Roosevelt’s stance. Smoot departed quietly as the final tally was announced and congratulated by supporters. A related action granted Salt Lake City boulevard authority through Port Douglas reserve.
Senator J W Bailey told the Legislative Investigating Committee in Austin that he warned the Standard Office against dual pass in the astute saying it could lead to imprisonment and property penalties He spoke Wednesday about Texas reentry chances and the inquiry proceedings noted by reporters
The Japanese training squadron including Mate Shima Hashidate and Tteuku thine reached Honolulu on Tuesday. Admiral Tondtulke sent a wireless greeting from the Matsuahine, welcomed by Admiral Very. Thousands lined the harbor front as naval ships were decorated and flags flew amid a cordial reception. Governor Carter met squadron officers, with mutual hospitality and entertainment arranged before the cruisers head to Australia next week.
A federal grand jury indicted the Great Northern Railroad on charges it paid 10000 in rebates to Lowell M. Palmer of American Sugar Refining in 1904 and 4054 more to Palmer via other railroads. The indictment alleges freight combinations with Lehigh Valley New York Central New York New Haven Hartford and Erie to ship sugar from New York City and Boston to Sioux City at rates below tariff.
Pliteburg, Kansas crowd of about one thousand heard Rolfe of Erle urge armed rebellion. He warned the working class to prepare for force, citing Dred Scott and Mayer Haywood cases as precursors and called for strong nerves and squirrel hunting to stock weapons. Resolutions condemned courts and governments over Moyer Haywood prosecution.
The sundry civil appropriation bill reported in the house allocates construction funds for western public buildings in the coming fiscal year. Logan receives 36000 dollars Ogden 130000 Provo 456000 M ow cow Idaho 50000 Rawlins Wyo 40000 Sheridan Wyo 60000 plus 7600 dollars for Mega Cercle National park protection.
A telegram from the Las Peperanzas mines in Cahulla reports an explosion with rescue work ongoing. By 6 40 p m fifty four bodies recovered, thirty of them Japanese. eleven injured including three Japanese. Two injured believed to be beyond hope and many workers still buried, feared few will be saved.
Emperor William opened the new Reichstag in Berlin on Tuesday. The hall featured a grand stage set in the great white hall of the palace. Members of the Reichstag, in uniform or evening dress, gathered but no socialists attended, as they are anti monarchist republicans who refused to acknowledge the sovereign.
District Attorney pressed to keep Thaw's statements and a 1905 will and codicil before the jury to argue sanity in the Stanford White murder trial. The defense contends the evidence shows Thaw did not know his act was wrong, while doctors testified he was insane at the time. The will bequeathed funds to pursue redress against White and others linked to alleged “degrading assaults” in a house used for orgies.
Boise Idaho lawmakers spent two hours Monday debating joint memorial No 7 by Gleason. Senator Herrburn authored it outlining reserve policy and criticizing administration of forests. Sheepmen Gleason Fallon Webster Standford Johnson urged preservation of timber rights. seven dissenters opposed adoption.
The House rejected the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commission substitute by 119 to 169, suspending the rule to send the amended bill to conference. The measure aimed to limit daily hours of service for railroad employees to improve safety for workers and travelers.
Representative Desmond of Missouri said he would accept the Democratic leadership if a majority of members desired him, though not running an avowed campaign to succeed John Sharp Williams. He stated he had previously noted his willingness if chosen.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs after one session approved a favorable report on the naval appropriation bill. They declined to add new items but recommended several increases, notably a $3,000,000 increase for arming new battleships.
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