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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
5
A Utah page notes peach crops and wage trends, a grand jury probe into a food trust, and the Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress session in Salt Lake City. Labor Day draws thousands to Lagoon and Salt Lake with parades and a Park City speaker.
August Kromers of Thermopolis Wyoming faces probable death after a horse kick to the forehead. Rescue arrives for Thomas Lewis after a 30 hour fall in Leadville. A blind man David Dose commits suicide in Laramie. Andrew Hurrell the Nevada stockraiser dies. Mrs Baumgartner injures EB Evans in Seattle. Charles Bailey kills wife and daughter then commits suicide. Spokane barn fire kills 22 horses and injures hay storage. Robert Hennessey jailed after a fatal shooting in Delagua. Montana wool output falls yet prices boost overall income. Dr Perry Crosawait gravely injured in Tacoma. Charles Walters charged with forged self-accusation in Miles City. Detective Barbee shoots a suspected thief in Seattle. Auburn Bank robbed of 5200 with safe access. Montana Woolgrowers meet in Helena October 2–4. John Beatty dies in Butte. Naval officer William McDonald treated in Colorado Springs. Roosevelt land withdrawal case pursued to Secretary Garfield. Nevada man Andrew Russell deeded estate to ensure wishes carried out. Goldfield union elects C H McKinnon president.
A long list details events from Savannah where a diver broke his neck to fatal shootings in Cleveland and a Creek chief's death. Other notes include a Vienna smallpox update, Havana construction strikes, a Russian bomb explosion, a Washington suicide, and a Denver auto crash. Also covered are a Pittsburg tax fraud indictment, a Chilean avalanche, Korean insurgent actions, and William J. Bryan touring New York state in October.
Baffs from Pearl Idaho report Osborne yields free milling ore with large nuggets. Marshall Lake district sees active mining with many workers. Utah dividends reach 580460 in August. Tyng brothers’ Wyoming mine ships about a car daily. Dixie copper mines near Shem cited for first southern Utah oil-well. Silver King mine at Park City praised for recent developments. Balaklala smelter progress risks 1908 start. Phosphate deposits noted in Florida Tennessee South Carolina. Cedar Aiming plant adds compressor and drills. Nevada Northern tracks and Ely viaduct advancing. Utah Karna Tunneling prepares first machine to test Big Cottonwood. Guggenheims diverted San Bruno plant to Ely Nevada for new smelter. Roosevelt Idaho boom faith cited after downturn. Seven Devils Idaho copper district shows ore 3.5 to 28 percent. Utah coal output rises 1906 after 1904 1905 downturn. Coeur d’Alene reports Tyson gold discovery placer with nuggets around 35. Loon Creek placer revival and Cabin Creek strike promising. War Eagle group on Idaho War Eagle Mountain bonded for syndicate at 3000 price with 10 percent cash and 90 days term.
John Stocker Miller rose to national notice for his immunity bath plea freeing the Packers before Judge J Otle Humphrey. He later served as Chicago corporate counsel and led railroad cases while earning large retainers from Standard Oil. Born 1847 in Louisville New York he studied at St Lawrence University and practiced law in Chicago since 1874.
Dr. Charles P. Neill, labor commissioner under Roosevelt, has long sought peace in labor disputes. He helped end the 1902 coal strike, aided in later settlements, led investigations after Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle, and served as president of labor statistics officials while teaching economics at Catholic University.
Rear Admiral French EB Chadwick returns to the United States after 18 months abroad to write a history of the Spanish American War and its causes. He captained the New York at Santiago while Admiral Sampson led the fleet, though he was distant when the battle began. He has been thanked for extraordinary service in Europe and at Tangier and entered the navy in 1861.
General Georges Picquart, France's minister of war, handles the Moors campaign and enforces anti Catholic church actions. He previously led the secret intelligence service, uncovered the Dreyfus conspiracy, and helped reinstate Dreyfus after lengthy trials. His forceful, detectivelike stance kept corrupt officers from toppling the army.
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