The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-04-18
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stand: LaF'ollette, 25 Taft. l.
William H. Milton of Florida was
last week sworn in as the successor
of the late Senator William j. Bryan.
One hundred and fifty recruits at
the barracks at Columbus, o., were
sent to Cuba last week by the war
department.
The San Francisco clearing house
has passed resolutions expressing its
disapproval of the Aldrich bill, de.
claring It to be unsound in principle
and dangerous in practice.
Governor Fletcher ID. Proctor of
Vermont has announced that he will
not be candidate for United States
senator at the election to be held by
the legislature next fall.
Cinnamon of New York City who
wish to preserve the traditions OF
their native land are planning to
build a 100000 club house as the
home of the Confucius association.
A protest against the elimination of
the name of Jesus Christ from the
exercises H. the public schools of New
York was adopted unanimously by
the New York Methodist conference.
w. J. Springborn. president of the
public service board of Cleveland,
Ohio. was last week made the victim
of a gang of sharpers and lost $4,000
betting on a fake wrestling match.
Mrs. John M. Pattison, widow OF
tho lo rnynrpnr Dnttiepn nj nhip
is very i'll in hospital in the City
of Mexico. resulting from exhaustion
from caring for the governor during
his last Illness.
President Roosevelt's known desire
that the building of four battleships
shall be authorized by congress dur
ing it's present session may result in
the sending in of a special message
urging that action.
The Notifications appropriation bill
was passed by the senate, with ap
preparations of $l2,l16,1S7. As
passed by the house, the bill carried
an aggregate of $S,21O,611, the senate
adding $3,9O5,576.
The National Bank of the Republic,
one of the largest and best known
financial institutions in Boston, closed
| its doors last week, and its business
and assets will be liquidated by the
National Shawmut bank
While several hundred guests were
asleep in Smith & McNeiIs hotel, in
New York. firemen successfully
| fought stubborn fire in the base.
ment, which caused damage amount
ing to $1,000 before it was subdued.
Anna Gould has authorized the
statement that she has no intention
of marrying at present, and that she
IL not now engaged to any one. The
| statement was made public by Tyler
Morse. close friend Of the Gould
family.
Bill Andrews, a negro, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $500 and serve
six months for violating the new
state liquor law at Guthrie, Okla
J homa, last week. This is the first
conviction in this state under the
"Billups bill"
Mrs. Alice Webb, divorced wife OF
Brodie l.. Duke, the millionaire to-
bacco. manufacturer, was arrested In
| Chicago last week on warrant
charging her with having defrauded
q Chicago hotel company by means
OF fraudulent checks.
Counsel for the Great Northern
railroad pleaded guilty in the federal
court at Minneapolis to the charge OF
rebating brought against the COM
pany, and Judge Morris imposed a
fine of So 900 The case was brought
in November, 1906.
Upon the forty.first anniversary of
her marriage, Aunt Becky Young, the
first woman to offer herself as a
nurse when the civil war broke out,
and famous as a leader of nurses,
| died on April G, aged rs years, at her
home in Des Moines, Iowa.
| The body of Emmanuel Sweden
| borg, the famous mystic and writer,
has been taken from the vault In
| front of the communion table in the
| Swedish church in Princess square,
| London. where 1t was deposited in
| l772 and taken TO Sweden for final
burial.
| The first flag bearing forty-siX stars
that floats over the national capital
will become the property OF the Okla
homa Historical society. A house bill
making that disposition OF this par
ticular "Old Glory" was presented in
the senate upon motion of Senator
| Gore of Oklahoma.
The largest infant for its age ever
passed by the immigration authori
ties was registered at Ellis island
last week. The child, a girl eleven
months old, is as large as the aver
age youngster of four years, and
weighs as much as some children Of
eight and ten years.
Leo c. Thurman of West Point
Ky. was hanged at Norfolk, Va, OF
Friday, for the murder on February l
1906, of Walter p, Dolsen, of Mich
gan, his room mate, whose body he
| L., tbpn fled he