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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
2
Haywood Denied Bill Of Particulars In Murder Trial
Judge Fremont Wood denied defense motion for a bill of particulars linking William D. Haywood to the murder of former Governor Frank Stounenberg. The ruling allows the trial to proceed with the existing indictment, with no clear scope set for the state’s case. Defense counsel warned the broader the state's scope, the better for their defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
Tite
Messrs. Hawley and
Borah
Tommy Burns Defeats O Brien For World Heavyweight Title
Tommy Burns of Los Angeles won the world heavyweight championship from Philadelphia Jack O'Brien after twenty rounds in a Pacific Athletic Club bout. O'Brien ran for most of the fight, clinching often as Burns struggled to overtake him. The crowd booed O'Brien while the fight produced few solid blows and light injuries on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tommy Burns
Philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien
Pacific Athletic Club
O'Brien
Burns
French Vessel Poitou Wrecks Off Uruguay Coast
The French transport steamer Poitou en route from Marseilles to this port April 6 struck rocks off San Jose Tenadio near San Jose Ignacio on the Uruguayan coast. About 200 aboard, nearly 200 rescued and headed toward the city. deaths unconfirmed though reported at 100. Government aid underway. San Jose Ignacio lies on a rocky promontory twenty one miles west of Cape St Maria, about 260 miles from Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Marseilles
San Jose Tenadio
San Jose Ignacio
Cape St. Maria
Trial of Mrs Bradley Postponed in Washington
Mrs Anna M Tradley is set for trial October 7 for shooting former Utah Senator Arthur Brown at the Raleigh hotel in Washington. Brown died after injuries. indictment is for first degree murder with temporary insanity defense reported by the grand jury. Defense will be by Wells Hoover and Wells, and Judge Orlando W Powers of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anna M. Tradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Raleigh
Senator Brown
Bradley
Wells, Hoover and Wells
Orlando W. Powers
Salt Lake City
Defrauding Government Trial In Pittsboro Stokes Charges
In Pittsboro the Frank Emmett J J Dunn and Charlee L Clone trial on conspiracy in furnishing defective boiler tubes to warships resumes. Emmett, now a state's witness, testifies tubes stamped by inspectors were obtained by forcing a desk where stamps were kept and subjected to the required 000 pounds per square inch water test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Frank Emmett
J. J. Dunn
Charlee L. Clone
Emmett
Haywood Trial Opens in Boise with Quiet Session
Opening in Boise marks the Haywood case with a sparse crowd and no incidents. William D. Haywood sits with family nearby as lawyers lead juror inquiries and the judge promises broad latitude in talesman examination amid high profile questions on circumstantial evidence and possible testimony by Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Waho
Wiliam D. Haywood
Frank Stenunenberg
Haywood
Harp
Mr. Haywood
Mia
Talesmen
Roosevelt
Idaho
Taft
Gooding
Heyburn
Colorado
Talesman
Wood
Tuleaman
Judee Fremont Wood
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Moyer
Potiibone
Body of Seattle Lawyer Found Near Long Beach Bathing Resort
A floating corpse found near the Long Beach bathing resort is believed to be T Wright Robinson, a young Seattle lawyer who disappeared two weeks ago. The body was in decomposition and wearing a bathing suit similar to that worn at the Long Beach baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Long Beach
Cal
T. Wright Robinson
Robinson
Aimilar
Plot 10 Murder Czar Is Nippped in the Bud
London report states a large conspiracy to assassinate Emperor Nicholas, with eighty conspirators including officials and civilians. Plans called for strikes at Tsarskoe-Selo during Pastor, but a first group of thirty-four men was arrested on Good Friday in Saint Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Bt Potorehure
Sinee
Nicholas
Pastor
Oteers
Tsarskoe-Selo
Imst Petersburg
Train Derailment Kills Dozen Shriners South of Surf
A Southern Pacific special train carrying Shriners from Los Angeles to the East wrecked five miles south of Surf California between 3 and 4 PM. A wheel on the engine broke causing the locomotive to leap the track and overturn. Six coaches were wrecked, many passengers burned or crushed, thirty two killed and eighteen to twenty injured. Survivors from rear cars helped extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Cal
Southern Pacific
Surf
Los Angeles
Tragedy at Ocean Park Toll as Launch Capsizes
Santa Monica on Sunday witnessed a deadly surf tragedy when a gasoline launch capsized off Ocean Park. Two men drowned after clinging to the overturned craft for about ninety minutes as a crowd watched. John Cochran, owner of the vessel, drowned when the undertow overwhelmed him and his body was recovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
Ocean Park
San Pedro
John Cochran
Tde
Fire at Durango copper mine claims ninety lives
Nine men are reported killed in a fire at the Tenaras copper mine near Velerdena in Durango state. The blaze raged Friday night and was said to be out of control. Thirty-five bodies recovered. seventeen miners escaped. Dispatch notes the mine is owned by the Gugeenhelma company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mexico
Tenaras
Velerdena
Durango
Gugeenhelma
Japs Seek Equal Diplomatic Standing With Turkey
Japan pushes to be treated on par with European powers over capitulations in Turkey. It demands equal footing in supervising internal affairs including schools missions and consular courts as talks at Constantinople stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Japan
Turkey
Europe
Outrage Blows Rural Negro Home apart Killing Five
Unknown assailants set an explosive charge under Samuel Cook's house near Rushton Louisiana. The blast killed Cook and four other African Americans in a front room as bodies were hurled long distances. The firestorm destroyed the dwelling and injured surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushton
Samuel Cook
Cook
Preston Found Guilty in Goldfield Murder Trial
After a three week trial in Goldfield the jury convicted Preston of second degree murder carrying ten to forty years and Smith of voluntary manslaughter with one to ten years. The case tied to union leadership and the strike against Silva who ran a Goldfield restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Smith
Heniant Smith
Mercy
Silva
Goldfield
W. Wu
Wnion
Russians Arrive in London for Social Democratic Labor Congress
London reports say 180 Russians who left Denmark for London to hold a congress arrived Thursday after rejection in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. A leader said the Social Democratic Labor party spans about two hundred districts in Russia and stressed they are revolutionary but not terrorists. They will discuss Russia’s conditions and ways to uplift workers and plan tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Rusela
Social Democratic Labor Party
Russia
San Francisco Streetcar Strike Faces Police Strain
The San Francisco street railway strike drags toward a final clash as arbitration stalls. Officials cite inadequate police, possible need for stronger measures to resume service, with hundreds of strikebreakers housed in company barns and citizens facing stalled transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mullaley
Schmitz
Polce Dinan
Railroads to Spend Near a Billion This Year on Equipment
American railways plan a record year investing about one billion dollars to secure equipment power and track. Projects include 40 000 to 60 000 freight cars 50 000 passenger cars and over 6 000 locomotives plus a steel rail bill near 92 million dollars with about 3 300 000 tons of rails. Western lines expect large rail purchases with eastern mills supplying much of the tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Railways
United States
Tt Ia
Cannibals Said to Be Active in South Seas Islands
The Sumatra reported cannibalism among natives of the Sir Charles Hardy group. Eleven ringleaders, including three women, were arrested after villages were destroyed. One prisoner escaped. others were jailed at Herbert Shope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Manuka
Sydney
Sumatra
Charles Hardy
South Seas
Hah
Herbert Shope
Drug Trust Enjoined by U S Court in Indiana
Federal court in Indianapolis permanently restrains 92 defendants linked to the National Association of Retail Druggists and related groups from price fixing or blacklisting retailers. The decree bars price agreements and forbids publication of black lists while voiding involved contracts and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Drug Trust
United States
District of
Indiana
Joseph B Keating
U. S
National Association of Retail Druggists Association
Tri-Parthia Proprietors
Charles C. Baumbaugh
Lawyer Hum mell convicted in Lodge-Morse case ruling affirmed
New York reports Abraham Hummel, a lawyer, sentenced to one year in state prison and a $500 fine for conspiracy to annul a marriage in the Lodge Morse divorce dispute. The appellate division of the supreme court affirmed the conviction and sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham Hummell
Lodge-Morse
Huemmel
Supreme Court
Settlement Reached in Mexico Guatemala Rift
Washington reports Mexican ambassador Creel authorized a statement that the long running dispute with Guatemala has been settled. He declined to reveal the terms but said the trouble is over and relations are not to be terminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Guatemala
Washington
Mr. Creel
Bixby Resigns As Commissioner To Five Civilized Tribes
Tams Bixby, longtime commissioner to the five civilized tribes in Indian Territory, resigns from his $5,000 salary post to take effect June 20. An attorney had earlier charged him, but the allegations were investigated and he was exonerated. After the Interior Department cleared him, Bixby chose to quit to end further complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tams Bixby
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
Todlan Territory
Garfield
Bixby
Interior Department
Omaha Packing House Employes Seek Wage Increase
A committee representing about 5 000 South Omaha packing house workers demanded higher wages from plant managers on Thursday threatening a strike if no raise is granted The workers had just received an increase last Monday and request time to confer with Chicago heads of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
South Omaha
Planta
Chicago
Large steel rail contract awarded to Harriman lines
New York reports a major steel rails order to the Harriman lines from a single steel company for the Tennessee Coal and Iron company. The 160000 ton deal, worth about 5 million dollars, includes 110000 tons for Union and Southern Pacific and the rest for Illinois Central. Delivery begins in 1908 at 115000 tons per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Harriman Lines
Union
Southern Pacific
Ilinois Central
Seeds and Bulbs for Spring Planting Rise in Popularity
The article extols spring gardening with hollyhocks nasturtiums and asters, praises daffodils for indoor or outdoor bloom, and offers practical tips for planting tulips dahlias and sweet peas. It covers soil, trenching, staking, and watering to support healthy growth all season.
Simple home exercise device pitched for health and form
J R Winehhip in the Boston Transcript describes a wood block four by two inches and one inch thick with two one inch holes. Attach it to a wall, place two canes in the holes, and stand with hands near the chest. As you sway forward the hind parts separate to allow movement while the shoulders press back and the chest extends, enabling deep breathing and hygienic exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Winehhip
Boston Transcript
Care for Turkish Rugs This Summer
Turkish rugs should be aired weekly and brushed, left to dry in open air. If hung or walls, annual to biennial cleaning keeps them in splendid condition. Large pieces go to a rug cleaner, smaller ones can be washed with cold to lukewarm water and mild soap, then rinsed and dried outside.
How to Prepare Haricots In a Lemon Parsley Butter
Soak one pint of beans overnight. In the day boil in salted water for three hours. Drain. Melt three ounces of butter in a stewpan. Stir in one dessert spoonful finely chopped parsley and one tablespoon lemon juice. Season. When butter melts add haricots and heat thoroughly, shaking pan. Serve hot in a vegetable dish.
Cleaning rust and mold with salt and warm water
The note explains using salts of soda to moisten rust or mold stains, applying to spots until they disappear, then rinsing the fabric in warm water to remove residue. It emphasizes thorough rinsing after treatment.
Mildews Removed by Soap and Chalk Technique
Instructions describe applying soap and fine chalk to mildew stained fabric. Rub, scrape, and rub again then lay on grass to dry. Moisture and chalk fading marks until stains disappear.
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