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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
3
A brief session in Filiventith era produced near one billion dollars in appropriations. Navy funding included two battleships and army artillery reorganization. River and harbor work drew sizable sums while salaries for cabinet officers and officials were raised.
An unlocked switch on the Los Angeles San Pedro and Salt Lake line caused a derailment near the city. Engineer C. Hamilton of Los Angeles was killed when his engine struck the cars. Walter Pruett of Pomona, 14, died from burns, and five others suffered serious injuries.
The house faced a quorum issue but soon secured the required number and proceeded. The day opened with conference reports. a partial Sun dre civil DII and a partial La Follette yadip and DI were accepted, sending the bill back to conference for further senate consultation.
Washington reports Senator Spooner has tendered resignation from the United States Senate to take effect May 1. He says continuing would demand a sacrifice he cannot justify and will resume the practice of law. He indicated he may, or may not, return to Wisconsin.
In Washington the house approved the senate bill to establish an agricultural bank in the Philippines by a vote of 187 to 8 on Sunday. Minority leader Williams opposed the bill while Dearmond of Missouri supported it. Democrats voting for the bill included Aiken, Backhead, Dearmond, Legare, and others from several states.
A dynamite explosion occurred as a train passed through Monroeville area injuring several workers along the tracks. Three charges were set off, blowing out windows and damaging adjacent structures as cars were jolted by the blast.
The San Francisco area faces a major labor shortage with 17 000 men and women at work and widespread demand across California. towns, farms, and factories report depleted labor supplies as fruit season approaches and interior regions expect tens of thousands more workers.
A Sunday bull fight at Juarez Plaza del Toro drew ten thousand spectators. Three bulls fell to professional Spanish female matadors, one bull escaped the arena as two women gave performances worthy of the era. soprano Madame Nordica attended the event.
A steamship Oakland ran onto rocks at the south jetty while trying to reach Sneife entrance and rode a heavy wave for about an hour. The Ranger lifeboat arrived but Captain Krages refused aid, leaving the ship to be towed in after the rudder was torn off.
A powerful impact caused two passenger trains to crash near Platts Mills, Watertown. The regular and a special train derailed, toppled into a ditch, killing four men and seriously injuring two others, with over twenty more sustaining lesser injuries.
In Asheville North Carolina William O Gray of Edgestown Massachusetts refuses to allow funeral services for his wife who died two weeks ago. He locks himself with the body and bars visitors and even meals are delivered to him. He grows violent when burial is mentioned.
The California senate rejected the antiprize fight bill by a 26 to 11 vote. Senators Wolfe of San Francisco and McCartney of Los Angeles opposed the measure, arguing public opinion favored the sport. Archibald Clavering Gunter, noted publisher novelist and playwright, died suddenly in Chicago on the 26th from apoplexy. He was not present at the time of release of a new play.
A high school freshman speaks up about her frock, noting the garment is too short and insisting it be longer. She explains she wants coverage because the shorts are not calver and are now bows, prompting alteration guidance.
Henry W. Savage's New English Grand Opera Company brings 100 performers and 600 piece orchestra direct from New York for two Salt Lake City performances March 19 and 20. A triple cast with 20 Butterfly roles features Kiya Szamosy Rene Vivienne Florence Aston Tarriet Rehnee Katelle Bloomfield and others. Excursion rail rates are planned for the engagement.
A hostess catalogs a two year run of odd cup samples as a guest exclaims the lovely collection. A questioning guest comments on the time to gather them while the hostess reflects on the wets collected over recent years.
The text critiques coarse neat and better parts for dogs, warns against feeding chicken or mutton bones, and notes risks from splintered bones. It reads like a fragmented advice note on proper dog and household pet feeding practices.
An unsigned alert notes a Buffalo pamphlet touting “Dir Pichet's Golden Mallen Discovers” as a cure for stomach issues. It urges readers to mail a petition card for a sterocopy while listing fraudulent ingredients and misrepresenting medical authorities.
A native keeps pign as pets and toys with them in the home, allowing the animals to roam throughout the living space. The report notes the unusual domestic practice and the playful treatment of the animals.
A garbled fragment notes a newspaper figure once known for polibie style pieces on Now 10 Bive at thirty cent a ding ache exchange. It hints at death and questions the man’s fate with unclear details.
Factories in Taylan suspend work on Sundays and observe holiday periods on the fifteenth of each month, while general leisure remains customary elsewhere in Japan.
Fragmentary notes ponder aging and innocence. The text contrasts perceived maturity with childish reactions and hints at personal growth through uncertain observations.
An enigmatic piece reflects on death as a companion. a somber meditation on mortality and the poet’s relationship with dying. The tone is reflective, questioning how death shapes life and memory.
A quotation from Joubert says a man shown as defect free is an owlata or hypocrite to distrust, prompting renewed discussion on virtue and honesty in public life.
An advertisement touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a health tonic. It claims to restore vigor, aid digestion, relieve headaches and backaches, and improve overall wellness with a blend marketed by an appliance-based company.
A fragment argues against over entertainment for infants claiming excess amusement harms daily activity and health. It warns children become nervous and unsettled when left to themselves.
A fragment suggests Louie and the rest proposed an idea about town governance as a world changed. The tone hints at a misread or mispronounced plan and a moment of realization when someone nods.
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