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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
5
Crime, fires and accidents stain the era with several injuries deaths and financial losses. Attacks on trains in Rogon Rusela and a fatal explosion in Pittsburg join fires in San Jose and New York City amid political tension in Warsaw and charges of embezzlement in St Louis.
An 18 year old Arthur Ireland Jr died after a fall from a trestle in Garfield. Ogden man M Foyle broke an arm when struck by a bicycle. Arthur Bush 22 shot in leg at work near Liberty. Publicity conference planned for Salt Lake City next June. Sheep owner Walter Jones and N B Nielsen moved 120000 head to a packing company in Los Angeles. Various accidents and legal actions across Summit County Provo Ogden Salt Lake City and Tooele County.
The Rose Bud mining district in Humboldt county Nevada draws attention as a new expected boom area with talks of an auto link from Swit Lake City. Utah Mine Co and Copper Mountain camp near Tacoma station push major ore developments while Coeur d Alene and Silver regions eye huge dividends and rising silver prices.
Injuries after a Burns Oregon card game duel threaten a man named Van Cremer as James McKiesick is jailed. Fort Shaw Montana sees fatal scrimmage injuries to Great Falls fullback James Curtis. Alpine mill in Idaho City catches fire destroying contents. Captain George W. Williams is arrested in Tacoma for illegal cargo entry. Parham walks into a train near Trinidad driven by insanity from drink. Pathfinder dam workers rush concrete before cold weather. Sicilian anarchist Girovanni Bruno arrested near Keene. Oregon City man shoots himself after divorce hearing. Mount Culebra erupts with smoke seen near Trinidad. Seattle resident Green B Raum Jr. faces insanity charges. National Guard artillery may be mustered out after inspection. Beaver Creek rancher S E Miller shot by neighbor Metz. Henry Clay pleads guilty to second degree murder in Wyoming. Palace saloon plate death in Stone Nevada. Ed Ferell killed by bar lender Kinlehs jealousy. Coroner clears Sutphin death at Laramie. Minnie Lathrop elopement arrest at Billings. Tom Bigfoot Indian runner disappears near Nevada Wonder Mining district. Dynamite found in coal on City of Seattle and Muny's steamship coal supply.
Harry Lintsky died in a New Haven hospital and his funeral in Ansonia drew a crowd of anxious friends and relatives. Eight thousand dollars in his trousers triggered a tense custody dispute, with the undertaker, police, and a Philadelphia widow contending over the loot delaying the funeral for hours.
A steer escapes on the Major Reybold in Philadelphia opposite Cheater. The deck hand dives into the river and outswims the bull with aid from six rowers. After a half mile chase, rope lassoing and a steam winch secure the animal aboard the steamboat.
Jamey Tatman, a farmer near Topeka Kansas, was seriously injured when a six month old calf found three sticks of dynamite and chewed a cap. As Tatman tried to drive the calf away the dynamite exploded, knocking him into a 12 foot well and causing internal injuries.
A two headed child was born to Mrs Jobo Cullum in Broundsville West Virginia. Doctors describe two heads with shared trunk and limbs but normal body, breathing alternating and feeding from one body. Authorities report intense local excitement as doctors assess health and survival chances.
A mother and child discuss poverty and desire in a fragment from Woman's Home Companion. The girl asks why God does not tell her to buy something else, while the doll wish persists. The dialogue reflects household economics and faith in a compassionate home context.
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