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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
3
Pickering fumes at limits of authority as Larry Glenarm reveals the estate's true value and a $420,000 note hoard. Sheriff escorts end of today as the trio exits, Larry warning of new leverage.
In the depths of Glenarm House a hidden tunnel leads to a ravine exit as Larry Stoddard and I pry for Pickering’s notes. Marian Devereux disrupts the search at midnight announcing she seeks to aid Arthur Pickering, a confrontation echoing past loyalties and danger.
Dr James Charlies Monaghan chosen as the 1908 Laetare medalist by Notre Dame University. Boston born in 1857 he served as Consul to Mannheim 1885 to 1889 and to Chemnitz 1896 to 1897. An educator and editor he taught at Wisconsin and Notre Dame and led history and economics courses in 1907 before lecturing nationwide. Previously a Brown graduate he later pursued law and journalism. The Laetare award honors service to religion and humanity with a gold medal and Latin inscription.
The Right Honorable H. H. Asquith, born in Yorkshire to a Puritan family, succeeds Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman as prime minister after his resignation for ill health. Asquith rose from Moravian and City of London school roots to Balliol College Oxford, practiced law, and held roles as home secretary and chancellor of the exchequer before becoming premier.
Congressman Asbury Francis Lever of Lexington D C rose from private secretary to a fourth term in the lower house. A noted advocate for the Appalachian forest reserve he was long mistaken for a floor messenger due to a boyish frame. Lever, from South Carolina’s German Irish Methodist heritage, entered politics early and steadily climbed from teacher to state legislator then congressman.
In a private letter Kaiser Wilhelm derided Lord Esher but praised his ability and independence. Esher, deputy Windsor Castle governor, sought no office, preferring sanitary reform, books, and family life. He helped reorganize the army and war department, shaping naval policy in his own way. Lord Baber handled Queen Victoria’s papers with care and tact.
Mrs. Amos Van Horn confronted a burglar in her Keokuk Street home as she returned with her children. She seized her husband’s revolver, fired at the intruder who leaped head first through a window, scattering clothing and jewelry while $45 in cash was taken. Neighbors assisted in the search. Police report filed by Patrolman Krekler.
Moses Harshbarger of Matawanna trapped a large wildcat on Black Log Mountain. He transported the live animal in a phosphate sack with a sapling hoop, carried it nine miles to obtain the bounty, and planned to apply for the pelt while the cat died en route.
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