Northwest News Items From Idaho and Surrounding
A collage of notes from Idaho and nearby states highlights oddities and updates. Carl Hammer of Cul de Sac judged insane. Elmore commissioners to earn 500 per year. hog cholera hits Boise penitentiary with 30 losses. Genesee to expect a building boom. university library adds 76 books. McLean Gamage case at Lewiston yields 12,000 verdict. Burton L. French named to a Chicago department scholarship. Geysers erupt in Yellowstone area. cavalry and saddle horses move to English service. various civic, road, and university developments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Carl Hammer
Cul de Sac
Genesee
Elmore
Boise
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Moscow
Masonic
Welser
Myrtle Vandewalker
Amos Vandewalker
The
University Library
Frank Campbell
F. N. Gilbert
Warren Truitt
Little Bear Ridge
Lewiston
McLean Gamage
J. A. McLean
Main Street
University of ‘Chicago
Burton L. French
University of Idaho
Cotton mills in Fall River shut for curtailment
Fall River Mills Close in Fall River Massachusetts reports that twenty cotton mills were shut today and will stay closed until April 8. About 8000 workers are affected as curtailment continues. Politeness is a coin that passes current in every land.
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Fall River
Mass
Mines and Mong Hel Rems Gleaned From Late Reports
Mining notes from the region report output cuts at Coeur d Alene mines on Sundays due to lead market conditions. Iron King near Holster yields unusually good ore. Poland China property resumes soon. Monterey Gold Mining on Copper Mountain advances with a 5600 foot tunnel and promising ledge. Peter McCormick brings Phil Sheridan ore from Sheridan camp with assays: 134.60, 287.50, 466.34, 157.44, plus 5.80 total for footwall. Silver dominates with strong copper and gold values per ton estimates.
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Iron King
Holster
Monterey Gold Mining Company
Copper Mountain
Myers Creek
Peter McCormick
Sheridan Camp
Phil Sheridan
Ymir Area Mines Boost As BC Prospects Grow
British Columbia mining activity heads into a busy summer with plans to ship from the Golden Monarch near Ymir and to enlarge the Granby smelter at Grand Forks. The Silver Crown Consolidated resumes Shiloh work at Ymir while Aurora ore near Moyie is encountered. Developments include a new electric tramway from the Ymir mine to town and a mill upgrade from 80 to 130 stamps. Investors led by Jay P. Graves plan a westward tour to major districts, and water rights are sought on Ten Mile creek for power generation.
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Golden Monarch
Ymir
Grand Forks
Silver Crown Consolidated Mining Company
Shiloh
Aurora
Moyie
Bruce
Midway
Jack Aitchison
Ten Mile Creek
Warner Miller Syndicate
Iron Horse
Ten Mile
Slocan
Blanche
Mineral Hill
Surprise
Nelson
Jay P. Graves
British Columbia
Republic
Slocan Record Office
Enterprise (B. C.) Mines, Ltd
Chapleau
Tamarac
Kootenay Lake
Ferguson
Norway Mountain District
Trail Creek
Roasland
Columbia & Western Railway
Gladstone
Mining prospects and developments in Idaho Washington and beyond
Reports from Spokane and surrounding regions detail dividends at Calumet & Hecla Boston, progress on Hidden Treasure shaft at Lane Idaho, a compressor plant order for Northland Okanogan county, and Beaumont Texas oil wells. Spokane miners eye a $6,000,000 Salmon River venture while the Blue Dragon Republic fire destroys the boiler and shaft house near Elk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Marble Company
Spokane
Fort Spokane
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Boston
Hidden Treasure
Lane
Idaho
Northland
Conconully
Okanogan County
Wash
Beaumont
Texas
Murray
Salmon River
Blue Dragon
Republic
Elk City
Esperanza Mining Company
Wallace
Amador
King Gold & Copper Mining Company
Valley, Wash
W. P. Wells
Moscow
Klondike
Cape Nome
Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
American Smelting & Refinig Company
American Smelting & Refining Company
M. Guggenheim & Sons
Dewey
Butes
Otto Abeling
Dewey Consolidated Company
Dewey Group
Clearwater River
Grangeville
Seven Devils Country
Boston & Seven Devils Copper Company
Indian Creek
Degorah
Nespelim
Stevenson
Ajax
Finch & Campbell
Will Springer
Flat Creek
Stevens County
New York
Aguinaldo Captured and Guarded in Manila
Report from Manila describes Emilio Aguinaldo under tight guard at Malacanang with Col Vellia, Dr Careolona, and Funston observers. He paces, smokes saeedh, speaks few English words, and is jeered by natives as guards keep order. Public opinion in Manila mixed, but many Filipinos favor his capture as moving toward pacification. others urge deportation or conditional terms.
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Manila
Vellia
Careolana
Aguinaldo
Malacanang
Francis J. Kerno
Second Infantry
Wiliam L. Kenley
First Artillery
MacArthur
Benjamin H. Randolph
Gilbert A. Youngberg
Third Artillery
Rae Rt Aguinalda
Saeed
Renae E. Cae
Fiji
Ape
Barcelona
General Funston
United States
Trias
Arellano
Pasig
Emilio
Associated Presse
Eeema
Presidents appoint delegates to congress and Louisiana commission
The president named delegates to the congress of American states from Minnesota West Virginia Iowa District of Columbia and Illinois and named Louisiana purchase commission members from Nebraska Montana Kentucky Oregon Connecticut Mississippi New York Indiana and Arkansas. The St Louis commission appointments are noted as highly pleasing though the international outlook of the forthcoming Mexico City congress is highlighted. Sunday closing strictly enforced to demise.
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Washington
Congress of American States
Cyrus Northrop
Minnesota
HL. G. Davis
West Virginia
William L Buchanan
Iowa
Charles M. Pepper
District of Columbia
Volney B. Foster
Illinois
Louisiana Purchase Commission
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
William Lindsay
Kentucky
G. W. McBride
Oregon
F. A. Betts
Connecticut
John M. Allen
Mississippi
Martin H. Glynn
New York
John F. Miller
Indiana
Philip D. Scott
Arkansas
St. Louis
Congress of American Republics
Seay i
Mexico City
Europe
Woman Burned to Death in Mine Cottage Blaze
Mrs George Bour wife of the Chapleau mine storekeeper died after an epileptic seizure caused her to fall on a hot stove setting her clothes and the cottage ablaze. She expired two hours later. She recently arrived from Paris and was 23 with no family.
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Slocan City
B. C
Chapleau
Lemon Creek
George Bour
Forin
Paris
France
British Sweep Eastern Transvaal After Boers Lose Ground
Standerton reports Imperial Light Horse capture Commandant Pinzle and 28 wagons while Englebrecht surrenders. Boers derail a freight train near Johannesburg. Five hundred women and children moved to Utrecht for care. Diary of Major Andre found in England linking to Lord Grey’s ancestor.
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London
Standerton
Imperial Light Horve
Pinzle
Englebrecht
Transvaal
Utrecht
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Andre
England
Lord Grey
America
Salisbury's Illness Weighs on Premier’s Plans
London reports Lord Salisbury is suffering a kidney ailment likely to incapacitate him for some time. The illness may force postponement of a Riviera visit and trigger an expected resignation from the premiership and retirement from politics before April ends.
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London
Weekly Dispatch
Daily Express
Lord Salisbury
Riveria
Kansas Praises Soldier for Aguinaldo Capture
Topeka April 1 Governor Stanley and the executive council telegram to President McKinley praising General Funston for his capture of Aguinaldo. They urge fitting recognition as a brigadier general, reflecting state pride in the brave act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Stanley
Executive Council
McK Nley
Funston
Aguinaldo
Army officers promoted at White House ceremony
Washington April 1 announces promotion of Brigadier General Lloyd Wheaton to major general and Miles to lieutenant general. Regular army brigadier generals named Colonel Jacob H. Laith and Frederick Footton succeed Daggett and Wheaton receive promotions. Portland April 1 reports Andrew Carnegie offering 100000 dollars to the city for a Spy project.
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Washington
White House
U. S. Army
Lloyd Wheaton
Miles
Jacob
H. Laith
Severteerith U. S. Infantry
Dagzett
Frederick Footton
Vic Wheaton
Portland
Andrew Carnegie
Teee Geile
Peerihes Rm
Ten to Represent UC in Pacific Conference Contests
In Oakland California on April 1 ten picked men depart May 4 for duties at the University of California in Wal ington. They will contest Oregon on May 7 and the Washington university team on May 11. Insurgents Surrepter. Manila, of Ger aie ie', includes Colonels Herrera and Reloya among the five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Oebert
University of California
Walington
Oregon
W. University
Manila
Geraie Ie
Herrera
Reloya
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Mythwest
Northwest States
Board of Regents of
the State University At
John Goode
Coeur d'Alene
William H. Ridenbaugh
Northern Pacific
Camas Prairie
Stites
Mile Creek
Three Creek
Gray Eagle
Uo Oetaseinen
Armalis Creek
Toole
Willam F. Scott
Randolph Thompson
Paul McCormick
National Civic Federation
Buffalo
Big Timber
National Park
Frehole
South Africa
Red Lodge
Oliver Henry Wallop
Joliet
Mr. Wallop
Fort Sheridan
Sumpter
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Oregon Agricultural College
Wilamette Valley
Crescent
Pacific Grove
C. R. Smead
Blalock
Gilliam County
Davenport
Reuben Wright
Whitman County
Guy
Albion
Laura Morgan
Cofax
Puget Sound
W. L. Brown
Northport
Pasco
San Francisco
Colfax
Washington Line
Yakima
Martin Bedwell
Medical Lake
Spokane County
J. Wordramo
Providence Hill
Ritzville
Walla Walla
Seattle
Lower Sound
Russell T. Hazzard
Oliver Hazzard
Tacoma
Rogers
Board of Audit and
Fall River Mills Close
Mong Hel
Coeur d’Alene
Wrest
McKinney
Pacific Coast
Rlyon
St. Louis Fair
Lly Evel
Eeglish
Major Andre
Salisbury
Kansas
Carnegie
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