The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-05
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employees on the lshthmus OF Panama
by the canal commission.
President Roosevelt has declined
the invitation to attend the Trans.
mississippi congress at San Fran.
cisco, beginning October 6.
The thirty thousand employees OF
the International Harvester company
ot Chicago are to have their own sick
benefit and insurance association.
Four firemen were injured and prop.
erty valued at 100000 was destroyed
by fire in the plant of the Overlook
Carpet company, In West Philadel
phia.
Mark A. wilkins, recently convicted
at Oakland. Cal, of the murder of
Mrs. Vernie Carmin, formerly OF
Leeds, Mo, has been sentenced to be
hanged November 13.
The postoffice at Waukegan, a Chi
cago suburb, was entered by robbers
the safe blown open by the use OF
dynamite, and stamps and cash to the
value of $4,000 stolen
G. II. Watson shot and killed his
1on.ln-law, Elijah Crabtree, at Allison
| Okla. Crabtree had eloped with Wat
sons daughter, and domestic troubles
resulted in the shooting.
A T1lmor, coming from an authorize.
| tive source. says the Canadian Pa.
cific railroad officials are getting tired
OF the strike and negotiations will be
begun with a view to ending II.
Rev, |. d. Milllgan. pastor of the
| First Presbyterian church at Canton
Ohio. killed himself by a charge from
n shotgun. The coroner IL inclined tc
believe the shooting was accidental
| Five men were killed. another is
expected to die. and five others were
seriously injured in a collision at the
| Warrior colliery of the Havemey Coal
company, six miles from Wilkesbarre
! Pa.
Wade II. Ellis, now attorney gen
eral OF Ohio, has been rendered by
the president and has accepted the
position of assistant to the attorney
| general, recently held by Milton d.
Purdy.
+. r. Easley, superintendent OF the
! Rock Island railroad, has issued bull
letin notifying all employees that Gig
arctic smoking will not be permitted
and that violators of the order will be
discharged.
Mrs. Kate Howard. AZ years old.
one OF the leaders in the recent riot
In Sprlngville, Ills. committed sui.
eide by swallowing acid while being
| placed under arrest. She died as she
was being led into the Jail.
The rolling mills of the National
Granite, ILL.,, which have been closed
since June 80, reopened Monday and
within two weeks the complement Of
1000 men will be employed.
A thirty.foot brick wall which was
being erected for building on the
site of one burned In the fire at Chel.
sea, Mass. last April, collapsed and
buried more than a score of workmen.
Seven Of the workmen were killed and
fifteen injured.
Margaret DAILY Vokes, the come.
dienne. died at her summer home in
Lynnfield Mass, on August 81, after
long illness of tuberculosis. She was
the wife Of Harry Vokes Of the Ward
& Vokes company, and was one of the
famous DAILY family If dancers.
A Missouri, Kansas 3 Texas train
inbound TO st. Louis, narrowly es.
capped a serious accident when the
train passed over trestle 150' feet
high at Gore, Mo-, just n moment be-
fore the structure collapsed, owing to
weakness caused by washout.
Mrs. s. j. Rosenbloom and her
daughter, Eva, arrested In Baltimore
In connection with the death of S. j
Rosenbloom OF Windber, whose body
was found in a trunk at Camden, N
j.. have furnished bail In the sum OF
81 900 each for their appearance fol
trial.
The state department has received
assurances from David f. Thompson
ambassador to Mexico, who was In
jured by being knocked down by a bi
cycle In the city OF Mexico, that he
was doing well and suffering only
from a badly broken and dislocated
arm.
With reward of $500 said to be
standing for his capture and return "a
Vladivostok, where he is alleged to be
wanted to serve life sentence for
murder, O. Karlson, alias Bemert, q
, local grocer's clerk, was arrested al
J Seattle last week on statutory
charge.
Friends OF Mrs. Harry X. Thaw
: who has been suffering from worry
. over her husbands case and the loss
, of her income consequent to the bank
ruptcy proceedings, declare that hei
: condition is not serious. They denied
that she is a nervous wreck, as had
been reported.
John Henry Briggs, aged G2 years, {
millionaire cattle raiser, shot ant
; killed himself at his home in Attica
Ind Standing before a mirror, HI
showed the muzzle OF a revolver into