Idaho News Roundup From The Paris Post
Idaho stories detail J ess e Wilson death near Eagle and long residency, Mrs. Calonge wins a $100 candy name prize, Caldwell to gain advanced water works and fire protection, Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad plans for Twin Bridges, Mont., and Boise lawn tennis outlook. Also noted are mountain sheep in St Anthony, inventor Mis kin’s spring wheel, Heyburn business growth, Meridian death, Salmon coal gas plant push, Idaho revenue for statehood, Oregon Short Line shipping, Nampa skating estate claims, and Boise Arrow Rock dam rail surveys.
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Arthur R.miskin
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E. A. Griffin
Meridian
Salmon
Secretary of the Treasury
Franklin MacVeagh
Congress
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Twin Falls
Earl D. Chenowith
Nampa
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Boise
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Salmon City
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Weymouth
Oo. S. L
Nugget Siding
New York
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H. G. Weiser
Salt Lake
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University of Idaho
Mountain Home
Former Seattle police chief arrested on bribery warrant
INTERMOUNTAIN Charles Wappenstein, former chief of police, was arrested at his Seattle home on a Saturday on a bribery warrant based on an indictment by the graft grand jury. District Judge Greely W. Whitford discharged sixteen Routt county coal miners jailed for contempt of court and attacks on non union workers. A Denver & Rio Grande passenger train wreck near Edgerton, Colorado left the engineer badly scalded and eight passengers injured. Belmont mine Tonopah Nevada death toll rose to fifteen with six Americans among the dead.
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Seattle
Greely W. Whitford
Denver
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Negr
Charess Hartman
Bozeman
Montana
State Police Kill Indians Near Winnemucca in Running Fight
Eight Indians including two women and two children die in a running fight near Tuscarora Nevada as a posse of twenty one pursues twelve Shoshones blamed for killing four wealthy stockmen in Washoe County. One white man Edward Hogle is killed. a 16 year old girl and three children are captured. Loot is said found at the Indians camp.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Tuscarora
Nevada
Washoe County
Edward Hogle
Hagleville
Cal
J. P. Donnelly
Smith
Modoc County
California
Donnelly
Insurrectos Capture Fronteras and Rail Lines
Rebels seized Fronteras the southern district capital with about 200 troops. Fifteen civilians resisted, five rebels killed. Rebels spared civilians and were welcomed by locals. They also seized the Nacozari railroad and disrupted transport to Angua Prieto near Douglas, Arizona.
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Ariz
Fronteras
Here
Nacozari
Angua Prieto
Bourne Attacks Taft Over Senate Intimidation Claim
Senator Jonathan Bourne of Oregon, head of the New Progressive Republican league, charged Monday night that President Taft used his appointive powers to intimidate members of Congress. Bourne, once a close friend and golfing companion of the president, offered the inference during a senate speech.
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Taft
Congress
Senate
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
New Progressive Republican League
Congress catalogues vast volume of bills and resolutions
The sixty first Congress completed about 33 000 public and private bills with four days left as compared with 28 440 in the sixtieth Congress. It has seen nearly 1 000 house resolutions 275 joint resolutions and 62 concurrent resolutions introduced. Committees reported on 2 250 of these measures.
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Congress
Washington
Bailey Nominated Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Robert O. Bailey, private secretary to Secretary MacVeagh, was nominated by President Taft to be assistant secretary of the treasury. Bailey, a former newspaper man, will assume the role as a cabinet official.
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Washington
Robert O. Bailey
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Taft
the Treasury
Bailey
Presbyterians Protest Utah Silver Service Gift
The Presbyterian Ministers' Association of New York and vicinity adopted a resolution protests against presenting a silver service to the battleship Utah as a gift of Utah. The group objects as citizens and patrons to the proposed donation.
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New York
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association of
New York and Vicinity
United States
Utah
Race Riot In Texas Shocks Fort Worth Crowd
In Fort Worth Texas a mob of more than a thousand men and boys held the downtown section for three hours on Wednesday night roughing up at least a dozen Negro residents and driving many from the city.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Ex Governor of Maryland John Lee Carroll Dies
Former Maryland governor Washington John Lee Carroll 1830 1900 or later died at home after a long illness. A direct descendant of Charles Carroll signer of the Declaration of Independence, he served as governor from 1876 to 1880.
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Washington
John Lee Carroll
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Railroads Granted Five-Year Stay on Safety Rules
Washington reports that railroads with equipment already in service will not need rebuilding to meet the Interstate Commerce Commission safety appliances regulations for five years. The extension delays costly retrofits and preserves current operations pending compliance.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Can't Extradite Davie Under Brazil Treaty
Boston reports Robert E. Davie, a Boston broker held in Rio Janeiro, cannot be extradited under the larceny indictment because the offense is not covered by the Brazil treaty. The ruling affects possible transfer to the United States for trial.
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Robert E. Davie
Rilo Janeiro
Brazil
London Pauls Cross Reborn as Doric Column Crowned by St Paul
The new Pauls cross in St Pauls churchyard links modern London to its distant past. A Doric column supports a nine foot bronze St Paul atop the rebuilt cross funded by a $25,000 bequest from H C Richards.
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Idaho Republicans Block New Countys and Rail Issue
A Republican caucus in the Idaho Senate seeks to stop creating new counties including Adams Teton and Jefferson. The Lewis county bill may survive. others face reconsideration. The state debates a railway commission ballot and a public school phrenology inquiry amid various bills and appointments.
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Teton
Jefferson
Lewis County
House
Idaho
Nampa
Canyon County
Ada County
Caldwell
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