Irregular Readings and Developments Across Idaho and Nearby
A mixed column notes business closures in Paris and Boise, irrigation financing, land exchanges, and public notices. It cites a statewide saloon issue, agricultural projects, dam construction, and a deadly Milwaukee logging railroad accident near Herrick. Also covered are local deaths, crimes, and a bank dividend approval in Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commcil-Tetus
Boise
Soto Absmambere Jt Bd
It Ag
Wutch
Bnd
Twin Falls
Bats
Antoria
W. Jyo Herwig
Ant
Cambridge
Charles Green
Welser
Jwltne—Hansen
Park City
Salt Lake
Rigby
Sherrif Coffey
Bummit County
Utah
M—N—Toush
Yanyela Labo
Carey Act
Farmers’ Carey Act
Statford-of -Genting
Charles Alexander
Jerome
Balmera
Milwaukee
Herrick
Kuhn
Twin Falls North Side
Lemhi
James Hutchinson
Salmon
Charles—Rowley
Owley Pi
Pocatello
State Bank of Commerce
W. W. “Woods
District Court
Wallace
Ron Anwas
Ari
Glenna Perry
Bayings
Mattie
Larouche
Snake
Idaho Falls
Chidken's
Strikes and Violence Near Jackson Mississippi Train Clash
Reports describe a clash between striking workers and strikebreakers aboard a special train near Magnolia and Jackson Mississippi. Several hundred shots fired, many wounded including some seriously, with coach windows broken and no fatalities confirmed. The incident prompted medical aid and a continued hearing into the strike actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Yoto
Secire
New Orleans
Magnolia
Wiley Now in Control as McCabe Retired on Board Shakeup
Washington reports a rapid reorganization of the agriculture department with Solicitor George P. Mor Cabe retired from the pure food and drug board. Associate chemist F. L. Dunlap granted leave until the president returns, while Harvey W. Wiley retains leadership and R. E. Doolittle of New York is named temporary board member.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
George—P. MorCabe
Pure Food and Pure Drug Board
F. L. Dunlap
McCabe
Harvey W. Wiley
R. E. Doolittle
New York
Wilson
Wiley
War Controversy Shrinks as Italy and Turkey Clash
The Turkish Italian war is described as short and bloodless with Germany acting as peacemaker. Turkish splits on war policy and a depleted treasury hinder full engagement. The key naval action is the Sabah transport off Preveza and the Duke of the Abrozet threatening bombardment.
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Germany
Weytek 'eBe
London
On T
Italy
Intul & A
Hass
Prévena
Turkey
Wwais
Cainet
izThe
Ish
Sabah
Aind
Corti
Duke-of- the
Abrozet
Prevesa
Éshipe
Turmoil and diplomacy as Tripoli crisis deepens
Widespread tension marks the Tripoli dispute with Italy and Turkey as naval actions remain limited. Turkish finances falter while European powers urge peace and restraint. Greece, Montenegro, and Serbia signal caution as the United States pushes for a cease-fire and settlement.
President Taft Guest of Utah During West Tour
President Taft visited Salt Lake City on the 3,000 mile western tour. Crowds lined the route from the special train to the north, eager for a glimpse or handshake. He toured principal sites, attended a banquet, and spoke to a vast gathering at the State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Willan H
Taft
Utah
Tahns
Rates Too High Hearings Resume In Phoenix
The interrupted interstate commerce commission hearing on freight rates resumed in Phoenix with Examiner Ward Prouty presiding. Several witnesses testified that current rates are too high, continuing the debate lifted from Salt Lake City a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Edith Freighter Ashore on Level Island in Sumner Strait
The Alaska Steamship Company steel freighter Edith ran aground on Level Island in Sumner Strait near Wrangell Alaska. Crew remains safe and owners believe the vessel can be saved from soft sand shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
Alaska Steamship Company
Edith
Sumner Strait
Wrangell
Alaska
Jeffriess Attends Mother's Funeral in Los Angeles
James J Jeffries and his brother Jack arrived Monday night from Alaska to attend their mother’s funeral, the death occurring while they were racing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffriess
Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Jack
Alaska
Aviator Faille In Swamp When Bi Plane Wrecked
George Schmitz an aviator fell four hundred feet with his biplane landing in a swamp near Danbury Connecticut Tuesday and escaped without injury though the machine was wrecked Schmitz was pinned under the wreckage before rescue
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Faille
Danbury
George Schmitz
Schmitt
Striker Haley Fatally Wounded in Railroad Strike Clash
A striking railroad worker named Haley, 45, was shot dead during a Monday clash with strike breakers in McComb City Mississippi. The incident occurred amid the pitched battle between labor and company guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb
Miss
Haley
Chinaman Joins Brown University Football Squad
A full blooded Chinaman named A.R. Sten joined Brown University football practice on Tuesday. Described as a fine athlete, he matriculated at Brown this year and is reported to be part of the university squad.
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Chinaman
Providence
A.R
Sten
Brown ‘University
Brown
Yean
Battling Nelson Suffers Heavy Loss in Ten Round Pro Boxing
Former lightweight champion Battling Nelson barely defeats defeat in a twelve round bout, with Sayler of Indianapolis his opponent. The fight on Tuesday night ends as one of the worst setbacks in Nelsons career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton
Young
Sayler
Three murdered in beds in Fonmouth area
Report says William E Daw son, his wife and one daughter were found dead Sunday in their beds with skulls crushed. Police suspect a single blow killed each victim and hate motive is considered.
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Fonmouth
William
Third men killed and eight injured on Milwaukee logging road
A damaged Wallace special reports three men killed and eight injured when a brake failure occurred on a Milwaukee logging railroad twelve miles from Herrick. The incident involved Kee the Wreck Spokane. The wording is fragmentary.
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Spokane
Wallace
Jda
Herrick
Hero of Santiago Dies After Street Collapse in New York
Unrecognized hero of Santiago 1898 Admiral Winfield Scott Schley dies Sunday afternoon on West 44th Street near Fifth Avenue. Physicians list apoplexy as the cause. He entered the New York Yacht Club moments earlier and had a small amount of change from a 3.300 franc note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winfield Scott, Schley
United States Navy
Santiago
West Fortyfourth Stretc
Fifth Avenue
New York Yacht Club
Unidentified man found dead near Berkeley theatre
A man collapsed near the Berkeley theatre in front of a group, staggered, fell onto an iron post, and died before medical aid arrived. Bystanders moved to support him and a physician pronounced death. the identity of the deceased was established shortly after.
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Admiral Schley
Berkeley
Poisoning at Campbell Ranch in Banderson Texas
Six prominent Mexicans in Banderson were poisoned on Monday at the old Campbell ranch twenty-five miles northwest. They had gone to confront the man in charge who was found dead in his camp. Authorities suspect strychnine-laced flour caused the deaths.
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Banderson
Texas
Utah State Fair Opens After Delayed Start
The thirty third Utah State Fair opened its gates on schedule Monday afternoon amid promises that the fair would be ready on time. Directors assured the public the Tar would be ready at the appointed hour.
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Salt, Lake City
Evclation
Aviator Spokade-Fré Killed After Rocky Mountains Flight
Aviator Spokade-Fré, noted for a September 30 ascent over the Rocky Mountains, died from fatal injuries sustained during an incident at the Spd Interstate fair grounds. The accident ended a celebrated aviation feat and cast a pall over the fair events.
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Spokade
Rocky Mountains
Storm Rain Wrecks Hundreds of Thousands in Ohio and Pa
Damage reached thousands, with three quarters of a million dollars in losses from a weekend rainstorm sweeping northern Ohio Sunday into western Pennsylvania Monday night. Local reports note widespread flooding and property impact across Cleveland and surrounding areas.
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Cleveland
O-2
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Riot over cheaper food targets Jews in Warsaw
A cheaper food riot in Warsaw wounded two Christians while mobs clashed with Jewish residents. Canadian parliament debated a proclamation to summon Parliament as Prime Minister Bowman or Borden reshuffled plans to fit the new leadership. Fatal wreck near Crozier, Arizona, killed Elmer Boyd the westbound train conductor when it collided with an eastbound empty coach train.
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Warsaw
Ottawa
Borden
Arizona
San Bernardino
Cal
Elmer - AL Boyd
Crozigr
Ariz
Man Claims Digestive Health Boosts Nerves and Sleep
A letter from a 25 year old man argues that digestion governs nerves and sleep, urging strong stomachs for general vigor. He cites famous leaders and links dyspepsia to fatigue, recommending Munyon’s relief and medical guidance from Philadelphia laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Grant
Enormou
Abraham Lincoln
Grover-Cleveland
Taft
United States
Toma
Toms
Munyon
J. M. Munyon
Fifty
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Fragmented Local Text Sees Odd School Incident and Cleric Notes
A disjointed Cleveland third grade scene centers on a teacher using stories about judicious. A girl’s holiday tale sprouts from a dish laden scenario. Separate items note Gertrude vo Petzold as a Swiss woman preacher and former Free Christian minister in Leicester.
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Cleveland
Gértrude Vo Petzold
Reacher
Min‘istér
The
Free’ Christian Church
Leicester
England
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Id Tat
Paris
TDAH
WILEY NOW-IN_ CONTROL
Chemist Dunlap
Tripoli
Great
Britain
Egypt
Tripoliz
Balkan
A .Erally
Dre
Dardinelies
Suez
Vieniac
Yemen
Eritrea
Greece
Montenegro
Servia
Underwood
William H. Taft
Salonica
Underwood& Underwood
Schl
Thes
BP Teal
Young, Aviator
Munnyon
Stella
Beilla
Frais
Catlans
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