Garland Globe 1906 Local News and Postal Details
The Garland Globe announces weekly publication in Garland Utah with subscription rates and postal service schedules. It lists mail arrivals and departures for regional routes, office hours, and appeals readers to submit births deaths marriages and local news items for publication.
Utah State News Highlights From Salt Lake City and Beyond
October events in Utah feature a grand jury call in Salt Lake City on October 8 investigating a food trust. origins include Akron factory and Kaosax butter imports. Notable incidents report mine accidents in Park City and a fatality in a Park City cave, together with police bribery charges against a Salt Lake City official.
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Turbulent News Hovering Over U S and World Events
A chaotic stream of incidents from Hawarden Iowa to San Francisco and beyond reports a derailed train death, fires, shipboard drownings, and a whale strike. Political moves include Ed ward Carmack’s governor bid and Knox’s nomination support. Reforms, court rulings, trials, and anti Japanese actions surround a year of unrest and disasters.
Indictments in Goldfield graft case and western crime notes
Reports from eastern Washington state note wheat crop shipments strain rail traffic. Indictments are expected against Goldfield officials for graft in the Red Light district as grand jury activity continues in Nevada. A New York judge advocate says he will seek a Senate bill to ban seal hunting for 25 years. Miner James Hogan dies in a Goldfield shaft accident. Seventeen Nevada indictments include deputy sheriff George Gibson and a Chinaman charged in killings at Sunset cafe. Jack Vines fights death penalty for Count Podhorski’s murder. Cahill wounded in Seattle. Cavanaugh shoots him in Spokane. A hanging body found near Livingston is identified as a sheep herder who committed suicide. C L Maxwell, once shot in Helper, Utah, known as Jim Bliss, is noted. Interior Secretary sides with Washington on land settlement case. Rocky Mountain Bell fails to convict two Helena workers in larceny case. Wesley Brittan’s appointment issues resolved without recess. Wyoming University opens term with many outsiders. students include several states and a Swedish visitor. Detectives recover Mohawk ore in Coaldale. suspect theft months old. Senator Clark predicts Roosevelt for president. if not, Knox gains miner support. Juries challenge in Hinex murder case at Goldfield. Goldfield ore output tops 6,890 tons. Mohawk and Jumbo leases contribute. Pettibone, linked to Sleunenberg murder, relapses in jail and nears grave condition.
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