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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
2
The garland globe notes subscription options with terms and prices for one year six months and three months. It lists editor and manager J A Wixom and advertising rates available on application.
Ada County Judge Fremont Wood overruled Haywood defense for a bill of particulars in the Willam D. Haywood murder trial. The ruling keeps charges as pleaded, with no explicit future detailing, while Hawley and Borah are expected to broaden the state's conspiracy case as far as possible without risking appeal.
Tommy Burns of Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia Jack OBrien in twenty rounds at the Pacific Athletic club to claim the world heavyweight championship. The pace mostly resembled a foot race as OBrien fled and Burns failed to land solid blows. OBrien clinched often and was jeered by the crowd as both fighters emerged unscathed aside from minor facial injuries to OBrien.
The French transport steamer Poitou from Marseilles April 6 bound for this port struck rocks near San Jose Tenado Uruguay and wrecked. About 300 aboard with nearly 200 rescued en route to Montevideo. Casualty list placed at 100 though unconfirmed. Government aiding shipwrecked survivors at San Jose Ignacio promontory thirty miles from Montevideo.
Mrs Anna M Bradley will be brought to trial October 7 for shooting former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah at the Raleigh hotel. Brown died days later at Emergency hospital. Bradley’s defense cites temporary insanity. Attorneys Wells Hoover and Wells and Judge Orlando W Powers will represent her.
Frank Emmett J J Dunn and Charles L Close faced conspiracy to furnish defective boiler tubes to the government for warships. Emmett, now a witness for the state, testified that stamped tubes were obtained by forcing open a desk where the stamp was kept and subjected to water pressure of about 50 pounds per square inch instead of the 1 000 pounds per square inch required.
Wil liam D. Haywood faces trial for alleged participation in a conspiracy linked to the governor’s assassination. The opening session shows a calm start with limited crowd, focus on jury selection, and defense questions on circumstantial evidence and the accused’s absence from Idaho. The day highlights tensions around Labor figures and anticipated testimony by Orchard as the case progresses.
A Seattle attorney, T Wright Robinson, presumed missing for two weeks, was found floating in the ocean near the Long Beach bathing resort. The body showed advanced decomposition and was not positively identified, but attire matching bathing wear used at the resort suggested the deceased.
London The Daily Telegraph reports an attempted conspiracy to assassinate the Emperor on Easter Friday. Authorities say eighty conspirators planned to strike in St. Petersburg with officers and civilians among the suspects. A first group of thirty-four was halted by unknown guards near Tsarskow-Selo Lin.
A Southern Pacific special train carrying Shriners from Los Angeles to the east derailed five miles south of Surf, California. A wheel broke causing the engine to jump the track and overturn, with four cars smashed. Thirty two killed and many injured as coach fires and scalding steam compound the disaster. Passengers in rear cars helped fight the blaze and minimize further loss.
Santa Monica witnesses a fatal surf accident at Ocean Park when a gasoline launch capsized. Two men, including San Pedro fisher John Cochran, clung to the overturned craft for over an hour and a half as waves overwhelmed them. Cochran drowned after the craft broke loose. his body was recovered later.
Report from Durango states a mine fire at Velverdena Tenaras copper mine, owned by Guggenheima, has claimed ninety lives with seventeen miners escaping. Fire and mud reportedly hinder rescue efforts as details come via dispatch to Mexico City.
Constantinople reports that Japan aims to establish diplomatic relations with Turkey and place a Japanese ambassador in Constantinople. Major obstacle is Japan’s insistence on being treated like Europe’s great powers regarding capitulations and Turkish internal affairs including schools and consulates.
Unnamed assailants allegedly planted a high explosive under the house of Samuel Cook a Black man in Rushton Louisiana. The blast destroyed the dwelling killing Cook and four other Black residents in a front room. Cook’s body was hurled about eighty feet into a tree fork. A woman’s body was thrown over one hundred feet into the air and she fell through a tall tree. The explosion shook the entire town.
After a three week trial in Goldfield the jury convicted Preston of second degree murder and Smith of voluntary manslaughter. The cases against St John and other IL W W conspirators were kept alive by a motion to quash indictments. Silva, a restaurant owner during the strike, was killed amid a union dispute.
London reports 180 Russians who left Denmark for London for a congress say they represent 200 districts in Russia and call their group the Social Democratic Labor party. A leader asserts they are revolutionary but not terrorists and will discuss Russia’s conditions and methods to uplift workers.
The street railway strike escalates with no arbitration, leaving San Francisco without service. Officials debate police protection while strikebreakers ready to run cars. citizens face walking or higher taxi costs as the system degrades amid dwindling patrols.
American railways plan near one billion dollars of investment this year to secure equipment power and track. Manufacturers expect 14000 to 35000 freight cars and 60000 passenger cars plus over 6000 locomotives. Steel purchases may reach 92 million dollars for steel, with rail mills producing about 3900000 tons. Western roads may consume 1600000 tons of rails, with about a million tons rolled in eastern mills.
The Sumatra reports widespread cannibalism among Sir Charles Hardy group natives. Eleven ringleaders, including three women, were arrested after villages were destroyed. one prisoner escaped, others jailed in Herbert Shope custody under German governor Dr Hal. The Seestern was sent to enforce order.
In Indianapolis a U S district court permanently enjoined ninety two defendants from combining to restrain drug sale prices or blacklist retailers. The action, by the United States, targets the National Association of Retail Druggists and associated entities, declaring all blacklists void and barring related agreements.
A committee of 6,000 South Omaha packing house workers demanded wage increases from plant managers on Thursday. They threaten a strike if negotiations fail with Chicago executives. The workers had received a raise only last Monday.
Abraham Hummell, a New York lawyer, was sentenced to one year in state prison and fined $500 for conspiracy to annul a marriage in the Dodge Morse divorce proceedings. The conviction and sentence were affirmed by the appellate division of the supreme court.
The Mexican ambassador Mr. Creel announced that days of tension between Mexico and Guatemala have been adjusted and diplomatic relations are to resume on Friday. He would not disclose the basis of the agreement but stated the trouble is over.
Washington D. C. Tams Bixby the longtime commissioner to the five civilized tribes of Indians in Indian Territory resigns effective June 10 at a salary of $5,000. An attorney for some Indians had filed charges but after Interior Department investigations Bixby was exonerated and he chose to resign to end further complaints.
One of the largest individual steel rail orders to a single company goes to the Tennesser Goal & Iron from Herriman Ines. The contract calls for 150000 tons valued near five million dollars, with 110000 tons for Union and Southern Pacific and the remainder for the Uadla Central, delivering in 1908 at 115000 tons monthly.
A collection of traditional puddings with methods for Aunt Charlottes Pudding Bread Pudding with Meringue and Frozen Pudding Glace. Recipes use cake crumbs sherry preserves orange peel almonds cherries citron and spices with steps for beating eggs folding in sugar and baking or freezing. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The article surveys English regional foods with examples such as Essex stewed rabbit with raspberry jam, Yorkshire apple pie paired with cheese, and Norfolk rabbit pudding. It notes Lancashire unique puddings and clam soup in certain areas, plus regional sweets with meat in Devonshire and various fruit dishes and marrows.
The text warns about treating upholstery with solvents like naphtha and bending agents, noting potential fabric damage. Cautions include avoiding fumes in occupied rooms and not using strong corrosive solutions. It suggests gentle application via a watering pot for spraying and cautions against certain cleaners.
The text describes pouring hot drippings into boiling water, stirring briefly, then cooling. The clean drippinge are skimmed from the top while impurities settle. After frying the drippings are repeated through this process and evaporate until no watery content remains.
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