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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
2
Moors Battle French Forces Near Oudja
A Moorish raiding party of about ten Barwe men threatened Angude tribesmen camped northwest of India. A French envoy and Spahis confronted them. After emissaries met, a shot sparked a four hour crossfire, ending in Moor defeat with casualties on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Oudja
India
Gerbal
Wall family testimony shocks Ogden murder trial
In Ogden Utah Mia Gertrude Wall and her daughter Wertha testified Wednesday in the murder trial of Fred Walker and Edward Lawrence. Their statements painted Walker as threatening to kill Dr Earl Beers and described an intervening voice during the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Mia
Gertrude Wall
Wertha
Fred ©. Walker
Edward Lawrence
Earl Beers
Walker
Lawrence
Hull
Just Kleptomania Chicago Burglaries Confession
Mrs Charles J Romadka of Milwaukee confessed to police that she and accomplices carried out a string of burglaries and petty thefts. The case centered on a robbery at the home C KE Deck where jewelry valued over $1000 was stolen. Albert Jones and a man known as Ralphy Smith are named, with Jones jailed and others sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles J. Romadka
Milwaukee
Mia Szemidka
Albert Jones
Ralphy Smith
Transatlantic Wireless Plan Advances From Marconi
Arrangements for wireless telegraphy between Europe and America have progressed slowly. Marconi will soon depart for Clifton Inland to supervise experiments aimed at transmitting aerial messages to the Pacific coast. A station will be built at Vancouver, UC, as a preliminary step toward a global wireless network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Sidney
Europe
America
Marconi
Clifton
Moran Kansas Doctor Verdict On Sapp Death
In Moran Kansas the coroner's jury heard two physicians state Sapp did not commit suicide or homicide in her disappearance from September 27. The body was found in her father’s yard with a slit throat. Sister Whitlow, jailed in Iola for inquiry, testified the husband killed her after she begged him to elope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Kan
Sapp
Whitlow
Lola
Tribac
Witnesses Called for Bradley Trial in Washington
The Bradley trial moves forward with subpoenas sent to Judie JH P Henderson and others. Additional subpoenas expected for Drew Whitney M M Kalghn Salt Lake City and Mrs J F Swasey Denver Rev David Utter Denver pastor. Attorneys say defense will center on emotional sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradley
Salt Lake City
Judie
JH P. Henderson
Drew Whitney
M. M. Kalghn
Salt Lake
J. F. Swasey
Low Agreles
David Utter
Universal Church
Denver
Mradley
Cypris Sinks Off Superior. Sole Survivor Washed Ashore
The 440 foot steel freighter Cypris of the Black Hawath Transportation Co. foundered off Dul Park in Lake Superior. Twenty two men died with only the second mate surviving after a sudden gale. He cannot identify the others and the ship’s fate remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Ste Marie
Micha
Lorain
Obido
Cypris
bLitekawatha Transportation Company
Clevelind
Fhoke Superior
Dew Park
Pitt
Germans Would Grab Trade On Africa Tours
London reports Winston Churchill in Africa on a tour facing a Berlin plan to divert East Africa trade from British ports to German ports. The shift threatens Uganda railway traffic and could lower Lake Victoria water levels, impacting British traders established along the lake shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Clonies
Africa
Nairobi
Victora Nywines
Uganda
Liberals Press War on House of Lords Reform
London The Liberal campaign to restrict the power of the House of Lords to alter or reject bills proposed in the Commons is in full swing. Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman and cabinet members are addressing meetings daily, urging government measures be treated with respect by the upper house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Bille
House of Commons
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Papal Encyclical Prompts Censor Appointment Plan
In line with a September 1 encyclical on Modernism Catholic authorities announce twelve censors will review periodicals for university and seminary access and require Catholic dailies to submit adv proofs of controversial articles to prevent modernist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Congere Ws
Labor Chief Seeks Terms With Western Union Strike
New York United States labor commissioner Charles P. Nottl conferred with Western Union officials on a possible settlement as operators threaten a citywide strike. He considered all aspects but was told the company would not alter its stance. Neill's inquiry followed petitions from common councils requesting intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles P. Nottl
United States Commissioner of Labor
Western Union
Neill
General Strike Causes Widespread Disruption in Milan
Milan reports factory work halted and street railway stopped as strikers clash with strike breakers. Carbineers fired on the mob while north railroads run as city newspapers close and stores shutter. Public buildings and stations guarded by troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Streat
Government pushes extermination of predatory animals to protect range stock
Washington reports substantial evidence of a determined government program to suppress wolves coyotes and other predators in western forests. Seven experienced trappers are described as teams using traps and poisons to reduce losses to stock, with officials claiming forest protection and lower costs from predation across eight western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ma Hind Forest
Chel Sam
Philippine congress opens with heated debate on prayers
The first Philippine Congress faces a sharply divided debate as a motion to open proceedings with prayer fails by one vote. Prominent leaders Gomez and Guerrero back legislative reforms including scrapping the sedition laws, while conservatives push for restrained measures. Governor General and Philippine Commission expect focus on broad improvements for the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilie
Tat
Guerrero
Manila
Gomez
Philippine Commission
Telegraphers Strike Vote Reaffirms Suspension of Work
New York locals of the telegraphers union vote to continue the strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph after President Small urges reballoting. Heated exchanges ensue with charges of mismanagement and funds shortfalls as leadership disputes unfold. Other major cities also vote to keep the strike in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Telegraphers’ Union
Vouinimeuwsdy
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Small
General Assembly
Kikees
Head-on Collision Sinks Steamer on Detroit River
A steamer named John W. Moore was sunk and one man killed in a near head on collision with the Queen City on the Detroit River above the Lime Kilns crossing. Wheelman Dutean McIntyre of Bombré Ont was crushed to death while asleep in his cabin on the Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John W. Moore
Moore
Queen City
Wheelaman Dutean McIntyre
Bombre, Ont
Cassie Chadwick Dies in Prison in Ohio
Cassie Chadwick, famed for posing as Andrew Carnegie's daughter to defraud banks, died in the Ohio Penitentiary at 10 05 pm after a comatose spell. Her schemes involved Oberlin Bank loans and forged notes totaling millions, crippling several financial leaders and leading to her 1905 trial and a ten year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cassie Chadwick
Oberlin
Chadwick
Prison
Privatian
Miidentine
Elizabeth Bighey
Reynolds
Carneale
Newton
Brookline
Mase
Charles Beckwith
A. T. Spear
Beckwith
Spear
Theckwith
Federal control of railway rates deemed impossible
Washington reports the National Association of Railway Commissioners urged Congress to require automatic signaling to protect tracks and to push states to repeal laws. The Minnesota commissioner stated interstate railways complicate federal control and argued for closer federal state cooperation rather than full federal rate control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
National Association of the Railway Commissioners
Washington
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Charles F. Staples
Interstate Commerce Commission
Che
Santa Fe Railroad Guilty on Rebate Charges
A federal jury in Los Angeles found the Santa Fe Railroad guilty on all sixty six counts of the rebate indictment. Judge Wepern will rule next Monday. maximum penalty could reach 1 250 000. The rebates were alleged to be concessions on shipments to Grand Canyon Lime and Cement of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Eixty
Wepern
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon Lime & Cement Company
Arizona
Ocean steamer Giulia battles ocean fire amid storm
The Austrian steamer Giulia arriving from Trieste with 712 passengers faced a massive mid sea fire on October 3. Crew fought flames all day as panic rose among passengers. The first officer threatened to shoot anyone who tried to lower a lifeboat, forcing sailors back to battle the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trieste
Trials of Polar Expedition Reach Chicago
Reports from the Duchess of Bedford voyage recount the left wing Mikkelsen Polar expedition hardships. Vo Stefanseen, ethanol oxlat, and Ernest de Koven Lefingwell of the University of Chicago arrived in Chicago with other members to recount the voyage. Lefingwell survived the ship sinking and endured eating a dog during harsh northern seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fineweld
Injunction Granted to Protect Railroad Charter in Kansas City Case
Federal court on Friday issued a temporary injunction barring Secretary of State John F. Swanger from forfeiting the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway charter. The action stems from a state law passed by the last legislature restricting railroad transfers to federal courts for damages filed against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Smith Meherson
Red Ok
Secretary of
John F. Swanger
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Lyons merchant Arthur Onwaller dies in car accident
Morone Mich Arthur Onwaller a Lyons Ohio merchant was killed Sunday afternoon five miles east of Lyons when his new car left the road and plunged into a ditch turning over. His wife and two children were in the car. one child and Mrs Onwaller were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morone
Mich
Arthur Onwaller
Lyons
Ohio
Onwaller
Mera Onwaller
Boy
Missionary Board Debates Accepting Tainted Rockefeller Gift
Norfolk Va Thomas W Phillips a wealthy oil magnate and former congressman from western Pennsylvania opposed the Foreign Christian Missionary Board of America donation of 25000 dollars from John D Rockefeller Jr claiming tainted money. The gift was accepted with a clause barring further solicitations from the same donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Vae
Thomas W. Phillips
Congress
Pennsylvania
Foreign Christian Missionary Board of America
Divciples of Christ
John PD. Rockefeller
Father and five daughters die in Gloversville fire
Six members of Solomon Frank's family, a glove cutter, perished when their home burned early Sunday in Gloversville New York. The father sacrificed his life attempting rescue after the mother awakened by the flames escaped with two young sons. Firemen recovered the other bodies. the oldest daughter was betrothed to wed in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
N. Y
Solomon Frank
Systematic Robbery of Burlington Route to Denver Exposed
Denver Times reports over $500000 in merchandise stolen on the Burlington railroad between Chicago and Denver in the past year. About 300 laborers discharged for missing freight cars. secret service agents traced a persistent robbery system but failed to convict any suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Denver Times
Secret Service
Weents
Rates to Colonials Extended by Major Rail Lines
Omaha reports Union Pacific and Southern Pacific along with Chicago Northwestern and others notified the Transcontinental Association they will keep colonial rates for March and April and September and October 1907 on the same basis as prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Hock
Chicago & Northwestern
Chihenaga
Milwaukee
Nevada Miner Beaten, Robbed in Washington Street Case
Fred Smith of Goldfield Nevada, a miner touring San Francisco, was beaten and robbed after a drink invitation on Washington street. He suffered a fractured skull and loss of 775 dollars in gold, a diamond ring and a pie. He met a friendly man and a young woman who hosted luncheon before the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fred Smith
Goldfield
Nev
Washington Street
Smith
City
Wife of Fighting Joe Hooker Dying in Helena
Helena report states Mrs Ambrose Hooker widow of General Hooker lies gravely ill at St Peters hospital. She arrived in Helena fifteen years ago to pursue a Fort Assiniboine litigation and, after an unsuccessful suit, has lived on a diminished fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena, Mont
Ambrose
Trooker
General Hooker
St. Peter's Hospital
Hooker
Helena
Fort Aseliniboine
Mellhnny Company to Merge Packing and Canning Firms
George A Young and associates announce a major merger creating a new Mellhenny entity valued at about 10 million pounds. Avery Island Louisiana will host lands and factories while offices spread across New York Chicago San Francisco Portland Montreal and London. The combined group will run a fleet of fifty boats and employ over one thousand workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern
George A. Young
EK. A. MeIlhenny
Frederick Kopf
Kopf
Avery Island
Louisiana
Chicago
Railroads say west needs people but admits limited lines
Chicago conference of western railroad passenger agents concludes current facilities cannot support winter and spring migration. They note low round trip fares helped settlement, but under current delays and inadequate service further population efforts would be futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West
Western Railroads
trans-Missouri
Sultan Gains Ground as Brother's Rebellion Crumbles
Reports from the city say the sultan, supported by loyalists, is crushing a rebellion led by his brother the pretender. The faction that first faltered under the latter now withdraws backing, while the sultan conducts a triumphal campaign toward the southern provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maroces
Wdvieta
Denver clerk admits misled dynamite packages and ransom notes
Denver clerk Bigelow confessed to sending letters on date uncertain to multiple firms and officials including the Bir Hinton railroad the Maffet pond and the Chenleds & Fleher Stores demanding sums from 10 000 to 50 000 and totaling 190 000 in extortion attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kenpy Bigelow
Farmer, O
Mat Dey
Ilenry A. Ehiehtel
Bir Hinton
Maffet Pond
Adame Express Company
Chenleds & Fleher Stores Company
May Shoe & Clothing Company
Powmastoy
Train Plows Crowd at Tourbon Pattern Killing Warsaw Saloonkeeper
Panicked bystanders surged toward tracks as Westbound Fast Train No 10 struck a crowd at Tourbon Pattern Friday night. Tom Brown, a Warsaw saloonkeeper, died and several others were injured while about a thousand people stood on the platform awaiting the westbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkiw
Tourbon E Pattern
Tom Brown
Warsaw
Transcript of Schmitz Trial Filed for Appeal Hearing
San Francisco attorney Charles Fetrall has secured from printers the transcript of the Eugene Schmitz trial and a lengthy brief. He will file these with the court of appeals clerk and seeks an immediate hearing. Arguments are expected to occupy several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Fetrall
Eugene
Schmitz
Court of Appeals
Fairall
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