Garland Globe Teems with Subscriptions and Train Times
The clipping lists editor and manager A. Wilcom detailing a Utah train schedule with stops at Brigham Corinne Tremont Garland and Malad. It notes arrival and departure times, local agent F F Gross, and a timetable for daily connections through Ogden.
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M. Brigham
Ly Malad
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le Tremont
Ly Tremont
Ly Garland
Cache Valley
Salt Lake
Postmaster Eva C. Wilcox Announces Office Hours
Eva C. Wilcox announces office hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. as part of the post office schedule.
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Eva C. Wilcox
Readers Urge Submissions for Births Marriages and Deaths
We invite readers to submit items of notice including births deaths marriages and community events so the paper may publish all the news. Please send observations to the editorial desk to help us inform the public.
Utah News Roundup from Ogden to Salt Lake City
A string of Utah items covers a new bank near Parowan opening by November 1, a Salt Lake City carnival parade September 22, Ogden earning the 1904 state league pennant, and varied incidents from fires to crimes. Noted events include a major salt lake labor day parade, planned beet harvest guidance in Lehi, state fair preparations, a plan to double track Ogden to Omaha, juvenile and fatal accidents, prison self‑support costs, and August births and marriages in Salt Lake City.
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Parowan
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah State League
Confeids
Wyoming
Sam Sanyels
Fountain Green
Clear Creek
Fillmore
Springville
Spaniah Fork
Washington County
Salt Lake
Parley Gillon
al. Halstead
New York City
Multiple Global Events Reported In A Burst Of World News
A health alert in Los Angeles signals a potential Inbonic plague case while a boy recovers. The steamer Peter A. Lee survived a Memphis fire and was beached for safe escape. Connecticut nominating convention names George L. Lally for governor with 492 of 577 votes. Strawn Texas suspends business after extreme heat and death. In New York City two women jump to death after grief and despondency. A storm sinks the achooner Phillie Gray with nineteen crew lost near Devonshire. A Minnesota home tragedy leaves six to nineteen year olds dead by suffocation as parents were away. St Petersburg cholera surge noted with new caves and 107 patients in Honolulu. Kansas City unrest follows a white man’s killing amid fears of race war and police searches for fire arms. Topeka elder Sallie Ruthford dies at 113. Poris Fletcher killed in a Minneska auto overturn. Copenhagen ex-justice Alberts confesses frauds against a savings bank. Tolstoi birthday celebrations proceed quietly in Russia. Alexander Herkman convicted for disruption at Cooper Union meeting. Porto Rico’s Democratic party nominates Jacinto Texidor for president commissioner. Wilmington man wounded his family in a fit of insanity. Marie Lablache in Toronto suffers critical injuries. British aeronauts Tennett and Short in a North Sea balloon found near water. A female body in Ohio River near Wellsville shows murder signs. James McGregor, 107, celebrated at Mount Sunapee, reading with aid. Burlington abandons concrete for wood in railroad ties. creosoting plant planned. Jewelry trade shows revival as retailers restart purchases. Vienna financiers see Turkey’s political change as expanding commercial opportunities. Turkey’s openness to foreign trade hints at broader economic impact.
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Connecticut
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Texas
Hiness
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Ita
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Short
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London
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Ohio River
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James Bellows McGregor
United States
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Hale
Burlington Railroad
Vienna
Turkey
Quarrel Fatality and Political Races Highlight Northwest News
In Oakley Wye a Finland miner was killed after a quarrel. Judge Miles Poindexter won the Spokane congressional nomination. Anacondas hosted Western Boosters shooting tournament with national marksmen present. Various crimes, accidents, and political moves across Wyoming Colorado Nevada and Alaska appear, including electors pledging to support united party votes and proposed railroad and reservoir developments. Other items note electrocution, a live-wire incident, and multiple personal tragedies.
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