Idaho News Roundup from Caldwell to Meridian
Senator Borah introduces a 200000 public building appropriation for Caldwell. Idaho irrigation spans over 5,003,833 acres with 10,493 miles of canals built for 90 million dollars. Deary resident Mike Kluver dies by self inflicted gunshot after leaving a health note. Meridian water system near completion brings pure water and fire protection. Rhodes Scholar Ludwig Gerlough of Boise earns 1500 yearly for three years. Gasser, 29, of Buh, dies by hanging due to despondency. Idaho commercial clubs push 50000 annual immigration advertising. No damages verdict in Bedrock Salmon road suit. Supreme court clamps down on splash dam logging. Greek murder suspect Borsko released, shooting deemed accidental. Gooding station corn yields reach 100 bushels per acre after 15 years. Idaho cider gains national reputation. Carey act projects cover 4260 thousand acres with 75667540 spent to date Real estate and railroad developments push Boise post offices and new survey work on Idaho Northern. Despondent Frank Curran ends life in Podatella by cyanide. Lemhi County deer numbers surge after state fires. A fine stone axe find near Lesdore while drilling a well.
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Caldwell
Mike Kluver
Easternatah County
Deary
Salmon River
Chaklis
Bonda
Sugar City
Meridian
Ludwig
Gerlough
Boise
University of Idaho
Fred Gasser
G H. Gasser
H. S. HiHott
Columbus
Kan
Montana-Idaho Stage Company
Salmon
Supreme Court
Bill Borskos
Spiro Budures
Owyhee Station
Borsko
Gooding
Adaho
Secretary of the Treasury
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Portland
Salmon-Lewiston
Don Bark
Snake River
Weiser
Idaho Northern
Marsh
Horseshoe Bend
Frank J. Curran
Harry Curran
Salt Lake
Podatella
Lemhi
George Plum
Lesdore
Paroled after ten years for 1906 Utah larceny case
The report lists James Donaldson released on parole after a 10 year sentence for participation in the 1906 larceny of $10,000 from Alexander and William McWhirter, connected to a card game involving Salt Lake City former Chief of Police George Sheets.
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James Donaldson
Utah Penitentiary
Alexander
William McWhirter
George Sheets
Salt Lake
G. C. Boyer
Sheridan
Wyo
Springfield
Sallie Starter
Pueblo
Colo
Gas Explosion at Grand Central Station Kills Ten
A vast gas explosion at Grand Central station auxiliary power house in New York injures 125 and causes heavy property loss estimated between 2 and 3 million dollars. Motorman Albert Segarrat is detained on homicide charges after his train collided with a gas pipe. explosion occurs twenty minutes after impact, sending shock waves across Manhattan. Buildings shake, walls collapse, and debris blankets streets in a scene of widespread destruction.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Manhattan
Damag
Albert Segarrat
Segarrat
Political Troubles in Martinique Election Frauds
Fort de France Martinique reports charges of gross fraud in several cantons after polls closed. Officials allege irregular ballot handling and potential manipulation affecting results. Local authorities promise investigations and remediation.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Pols
Senate votes against cloture rule reform
The Senate rejected altering its rules with a 37 to 17 vote. The debate centered on Vice President Sherman’s Saturday remark about pairing a senator to establish a quorum, raising questions about how a pair affects quorum and the validity of a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman
Cudahy Leaves Eleven Million Estate in Chicago
Michael J. Cudahy founder of the meat packing firm left an estate valued at 11 million dollars. The will, opened Monday, shows 39 million in personal property and the rest in real estate. Several charity institutions are named among the beneficiaries.
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Chicago
Michael J. Cudahy
Meat Packers
Fatal fight leaves three dead in Bluefields clash
In Bluefields Virginia a shooting during a dispute among Emmett Easterburg Lafayette Easterburg and Urban Nash of Tacoma ends with Urban Nash dying after being shot below the heart by Lafayette Easterburg and Nash returning fire. the Easterburg brothers die.
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Emmett
Lafayette Easterburg
Brothers
Urban Nash
Tacoma
Nash
Aid for Prospectors Passes Senate Relief Bill
Washington bill relieves from annual assessment work all prospectors whose work was hindered by forest fires last summer and fall. The measure moves to the House in a habeas action before Christmas recess.
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Washington
Senate
Rainey Calls for Roosevelt Rail Cost Inquiry
Representative Rainey of Illinois Democratic proposes a congressional investigation into Theodore Roosevelt’s railroad transportation expenses during his presidency. The resolution was referred to the Rules Committee.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Rainey of
Mlinois
Committee On Rules
Coal price cut follows campaign push in Salt Lake City
The Commercial club and local newspapers report a coal price reduction from 6.25 to 5.75 a ton. The adjustment reverses a price hike that took effect a month ago, easing costs for consumers.
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Salt Lake City
Commercial Club
Trivial quarrel ends in double tragedy in Dimmitt
In Dimmitt Texas J A Brashear shot and killed his mother in law Mrs P B Ramey after a minor dispute. He then shot himself in the head and died instantly. Police reported no other injuries. The incident occurred Sunday night at Brashears residence.
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Dimmitt
Texas
J. A. Brashear
P. B._ Ramey
Wolf attacks two women in Brooklyn theatre
In a Brooklyn theatre a wolf in a wire enclosure on the stage leapt from the footlights and bit Mrs. Florence Baumgartner and Miss Tessie Vernalter on the hands, causing injuries.
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New York
Brooklyn
Florence Baumgartner
Tessie Vernalter
No Comment on Committee Report Washington Newswire
The Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee reports, both majority and minority, will be released from the house committee on agriculture back to the house without comment.
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Washington
Ballinger Pinchot
House Committee On Agricultural
House
Taft White House New Year Reception Heralded As Social Highlight
Mrs Taft presides over a White House New Year reception described as the season’s social peak. The event features the Supreme Court diplomatic corps and military officers in full dress, with cabinet wives assisting in the Blue Room as guests move from the Blue to Red rooms.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Executive Mansion
Supreme Court
Citi
Army
Navy
Sally Sparks
Taft
The Old Man With the Scythe
A reflective meditation on the new year and time’s gifts. It notes the quiet feelings as year begins, the hope for better deeds, and the moral alchemy turning experiences into gentleness, patience, and inner beauty across aging faces.
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Browning
Happy New Year Greeting from Dickens
A festive Dickens quote wishes a happy New Year to all, hoping every year brings increasing happiness and that no person is denied their rightful share of joy and opportunity.
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Dickens
Hail and Farewell New Year’s Wish
A New Year’s message wishes happiness for the coming year and expresses gladness for any joy or success that comes to the reader. The author notes the thought and wish will remain with them even if not spoken.
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