The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-01
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seven people, one an american,
were killed as the result of train
wreck near Rome, Italy.
Fire at Deer River Mimi, destroyed
n block and half Of the business por-
ton of the town, causing loss OF
100000.
John Sharp williams has been
chosen senator from Mississippi, to
succeed d. N. Money, whose term ex.
pires March 4, 1911.
The navy department has decided to
send the gunboat Paducah, now at New
Orleans, to Haytien waters during the
revolutionary troubles.
The senate committee on military
affairs has agreed upon a favorable
report on Senator Warren's bill in,
creasing the pay of the army.
At the annual meeting OF the Aetna
Indemnity company at Hartford, Conn.
last week, the Heinze interests were
voted out Of the dictatorship.
A motion offered in the Kansas house
cf representatives declaring William
II. Taft the choice of Kansas for presi-
dent was unanimously carried.
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Four firemen were killed and fifteen
injured, including Chief George Hor.
ton, by the falling of the wall Of a
burning building in Baltimore.
Rev. John F. Kaestering, aged rs,
q retired Lutheran clergyman, was
murdered In Cheltenham, a suburb of
st. Louis, robbery being the motive.
| Cnp,p,iggtnnar Dollinuor 30 Tho oap
eral land Office has asked congress
for special appropriation OF $4,000
for surveying homestead entries with
in forest reservations.
Frank ]. Constantine. who killed
Mrs. Louise Gentry in Chicago and at
tempted suicide later by throwing him
self from gallery Of the prison, Is
dead from his injuries.
Former United States Senator Geo.
Peabody Wetmore was elected to the
United States senate on the first ballot
cast In both branches of the general
assembly of Rhode Island.
Leslie M. Shaw has resigned the
presidency Of the Carnegie Trust COM
pany, which he assumed early last
March on his retirement from the
treasury portfolio at Washington.
President w. l.. Bochemohle of the
suspended Bank of Ellinwood Of Film
wood, Kan, has been arrested. charged
with having sworn falsely In report
of the banks condition last month.
The Labor party held a conference
at Hull, England, on January 81. at
which an amendment to the constitu-
ton binding the party to Socialism
was rejected by large majority.
The project of st. Petersburg has
suspended the Tovarish and the Seved-
mia, two newspapers of wide circula-
ton, on the ground that they we're fol-
lowing a subversive course and
preached revolution.
Governor Patterson of Tennessee
has committed the death sentence Of
Lee Holder, aged 10, to life imprison-
ment. Holder, year ago, murdered
his father, B. G. Holder, preacher
Of Cumberland Presbyterian church.
David s. Kresky and William A..
MCGOWAN, who pleaded guilty to OBJ
tanning rebates in violation OF the
United States laws last December
were fined $1,000 each by Judge Smith
Mcpherson In the federal court at
Kansas City.
| Clarence barrow, of Chicago, who
was operated on at Los Angeles hos
pital for mastoiditis. Is improving. The
physicians in attendance regarded his
| condition oe foyoroh la apd haliaya th n
the operation ultimately will prove u
complete success.
| The state census of Rhode Island,
completed and presented to the gen.
eral assembly last week, shows an in
crease in population of IL per cent
since 1903. The present population Of
the state is 4S0,0S0, while Ave years
ago 1t was 42S,556.
A bulletin just issued by the inter-
state commerce commission, covering
the months of July, August and Sep
TENDER. 1907, shows that the number
of casualties on railroads during that
quarterly period were 23,063, including
1889 killed and 21,724 injured.
The return to Italy of emigrants
from the United States is gradually
stopping, while emigration to that
country is being resumed. Steamers
leaving Genoa and Naples before the
end of the month will take back to
America at least 5000 emigrants.
| Nils Nelson, night tender at the
| lighthouse on the New Haven break
water. committed suicide by cutting
his throat. He had reputation as a
hero, having saved number OF lives.
1t is thought that the lonely life in
the lighthouse unbalanced his mind.
Charles A, Roberto, describing him
self as president of the Italian Ex-
change bank, located in the Italian
| quarter of Baltimore, says on Dec
| 26. while In the office of the bank late
at night three masked men entered,
forced him to open the safe and took
$4,000
The Illinois Central Railroad com.
pany has entered suit against the town
OF Herrin, Ms, for 100000, on the