Tragedy in Boise as miner kills lover then himself
Henry Neubaumer shot Ollie Powell, the woman he loved but who rejected him, and Lafayette Gray, Powell’s rival, at the Gray residence in Boise. He then killed himself. Powell was wounded, Gray survived. Neubaumer had funded Powell’s education and planned marriage that fell apart when Powell eloped with Gray.
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Scripps News Association
Boise
Idaho
Henry Neubaumer
Ollie Powell
Lafayette Gray
Gray
Neubaumer
Lawson
Powell
Alaska
Ollia Powell
Big Mule Sale Sets County Record At Arlington
In Arlington Gilliam County won a high price for mules when J. L. Blalock sold 51 head to Holt and McQuiss of Seattle under a North Bank line contract. A. M. Smith bought cavalry horses from Lewis Brothers for the Federal Government at prices from 110 to 162680.
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Arlington
Gilliam County
J. L. Blalock
Holt & McQuiss
Seattle
North Bank
Naess
A. M. Smith
Lewis Brothers
Queen Victoria Memorial Service at Frogmore Mausoleum
London hosts a memorial service for Queen Victoria on the anniversary of her death with King and Queen present. Music directed by Sir Walter Parratt, followed by a royal return to Windsor Castle amid ticketed attendance.
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Servips News
London
Gueen Victoria
Frogmore Mausoleum
Dean Eliot
Walter Parratt
St. George's Chapel
Se Castle
Guilty Plea in Assault Case Reports Fine
Defined $100 Thomas Cullen pleaded guilty Saturday evening before Judge Eakin to an assault charge against J. M. Berry and was fined one hundred dollars.
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Thomas Cullen
J. M. Berry
Jdge Eakin
Attorneys Grill the Government in Beef Case Trial
In a federal court beef cases proceeding, General John G. Cowen for Cudahy Packing challenges compelled testimony as unconstitutional. He attacks Commissioner Garfield's authority and warns of potential criminalization of witnesses. Judge Hynes labels Garfield a trickster.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
United States
John G. Cowen
Cudahy Packing Company
Garfield
Hynes
Packer
Garfiald
Brazilian battleship Aquiddian blown up in Rio disaster
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports the Brazilian battleship Aquiddian exploded today. About three hundred are reported killed as debris flew for hundreds of yards. The blast is believed caused by a defective boiler.
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Scripps News Association
London
Rio de Janeiro
Aquiddian
Chicago Struck by Severe Storm Disrupts Wires Trains
Jan 22 reports from Chicago describe downed telephone lines and severed telegraph communications with the East and South, severe transport disruption as elevated and surface trains stall, and accidents including a collision on the Chicago and Western Indiana line injuring several.
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Scripps Newe Association
Chicago
Chicago and Western and Indiana Line
Lincoln
Neb
Bloody Sunday commemorations span cities on anniversary
Reports from St Petersburg Brussels Toronto and New York describe socialist groups marking Bloody Sunday with meetings and demonstrations many seeking to raise funds for Russian revolutionaries. In Boston and Cincinnati gatherings expected to send funds to the Revolutionary Committee in Russia. Deputy Clerk R J Browe visited the county courthouse on official business.
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Scrippa News Association
St Petersburg
Brussels
Toronto
Russia
Boston
Mass
San
Faneuil Hall
EW York
New York
Cincinnati
O. Jan
Revolutionary Committee
R. J. Browe
Umatilla County
City
Court House
Logger Injured in Lumber Camp Accident
An employee of the Grande Ronde Lumber Company named Clark was injured at Camp No. 8 while a log load shifted. A fellow worker struck him on the side as the log rolled, knocking him down. He was treated at Dr. Bacon & Hall's and later taken to Union. He reported resting easily but the full seriousness of his injuries is not yet known.
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Grande Ronde Lumber Company
Clark
Union
Bacon
Ko Fm
Candidates Filed Petitions For Local Offices
Three more petitions were filed this afternoon. Robert M Lloyd of Elgin became a Republican candidate for county judge. Robert Blumenaten of Elgin filed as Democratic candidate for county commissioner. 5 R Haworth of this city filed as Republican candidate for state representative.
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Robert M Lloyd
Elgin
Robert Blumenaten
R. Haworth
representa@ava
Leominster Athletic Fair Opens Amid Strong Entries
Leominster Massachusetts hosts a large athletic fair organized by the Leominster Athletic Association opening today. Proceeds fund expenses of the forthcoming summer athletic contest with many entries anticipated.
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Leominster
Mass
Leominster Athletic Association
Pendleton Champions Triumph Over La Grande
Pendleton defeated La Grande by 13 to 6 in Friday’s game. The next heat match will be played at the city arena between La Grande and their opponent from that location.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Gity
Illinois stockmen meet at University of Illinois convention
The annual convention of corn growers and stockmen opened at the College of Agriculture, University of Illinois in Charleston. Special efforts aim to make the gathering, expected to draw hundreds of farmers, both interesting and instructive.
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Charleston
Ill
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Nightshirt Versus Snowbound Visit Tale From Echo
A young man from near Echo visits his sweetheart and stays the night as a blizzard gathers. She leaves to prepare a spare bed but returns to find him just after coming in from the snow saying he went home for his night shirt. Howard P. Campbell of North Powder in town today.
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Echo
John
Echo Register
Howard P. Campbell
North Powder 6
Five Civilized Tribes Enrollment Trouble Highlights Names
The Five Civilized Tribes commission reports chaos in Indian enrollment in the Indian Territory. Commissioners Needles Breckinridge and Bixby criticize name spelling gender issues, changing surnames, and unreliable ages as they warn of errors in rolls for land allotment.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Aneeties
Indian Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Dom
Commssion
T. B. Needles
C. R. Breckinridge
Tame’ Bixby
Commission
Tom Bixby
Ashe
Willis
Joseph
David
Lillian
Mindre
Usloner
Five Civilized Tribes
Fan
Job
Spee
Minister Prefontaine's Body Lands in Halifax
The body of Canadian Minister of Marine and Fisheries Prefontaine, who died during a visit to France, arrived in Halifax with impressive honors as authorities and mourners saluted the late official.
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Borippy
Halifax
N.S
Attleship Dominion
Prefontaine
Grain Markets Opening and Close Reports
Wheat opened at 87 first price and closed at 87 percent. Corn opened at 45.35 and closed at 46.5. Oats opened at 25 and closed near 32.
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Scrippe News Association
Chicago
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