Idaho Lawmaker Proposes 100000 for Payette County Project
Representative French introduces a bill to allocate 100000 for a public building project in Payette. The piece notes revenue law details, a Boise arrest for 10000 related to an auto firm, and various Idaho political and local events including rail right of way maps near Riggins and a snow event escape tale.
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French
Payette
Robert Proudfit
Boise
Auto Company
Proudtt
Gooding
J W
Goodleg
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railroad
Federal Land Office
Meadowrz
Riggins
Idaho County
Jack Downey
Salt Lake
Slick Morrill Baise
Downey
Hiram Caswell
Caswell
American Schoo Peace League
Idaho
Iva
Yve
Herbert Child
Shelley
Della
J. M
Pelig
Élonies
Bannock County
Pocatello
Simailnox
Kellogg
Burke
Lemitu
Ucenser
Washington
Thei
Stimson
Botss
Senate
Borah
Bia
Chaim
Sergi
Wetth Marck
Suit over Englishwoman's starvation death ends in manslaughter verdict
In Port Orchard Washington the jury found Mrs Lindy Hazzard guilty of manslaughter in the starvation death of Claire Williamson, an English patient at the Hazzard starvation sanitarium. Dorothea Williamson, her sister, suffered deteriorating health. authorities noted the sisters toured the world.
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Port Orchard
Seattle
Esse
Lindy Guiteld Tarsard
Kitaan
Starvai
Claire Williamson
Hazzard
Mra
Linda Burield Hareard
Iperscap
Dorothea Williamson
Mre
Huzzard
Williansons
Huazgard
Mrs. Hazzard
Olehla
Claire
Dorothea
Mra Hazzara
Empress Dowager Sued Over Edict Tied to Yuan Shikai Plan
Report describes a petition against the empress dowager alleging she invoked edict to back Premier Yuan Shikai. Edict not published. southern republicans and Nanking government discussed for control. Yuan seeks to run empire until a national convention forms a permanent government and adopts a constitution.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Yanan Shi Kai
National Convention
Niagara Tragedy on the See Bridge Ice Jam Claims Two
A Niagara Falls scene reports a deadly accident on the Great See Bridge where a river ice jam broke apart sending a man and a woman to their deaths. Five others fell into the ice but survived. crowds and excursion boats gathered nearby as the incident unfolded during a thaw and rising river. The victims are named Mr and Mrs Nidriudge Stanton of Toronto and Barret, 17, of Cleveland.
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Moe Sandayy
Nidriudge Stanton
Toronto
Canada
Barret Crack
Cleveland
Nate
Prospect Park
Atlantic Collision Sinks Allegheney Near Cape Henlopen
New York The Hamburg American liner Allegheney sank seventy two miles ENE of Cape Henlopen after a collision with the British steamer Pomaron Frngay. The Pomaron, with passengers and crew, was escorted by the revenue cutter Onondaga to port. Onondaga headed to the scene and reported Pomaron under tow, twenty five miles east southeast of Hog Island.
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New York
Ner Allegheney
Central America
West Indies
Cape Henvy
U'er's
Vast
Pomaron Frngay
Pomoron
Allegheney
Cntier Onondaila
Pomsron
Onondalzga
Wireiise
Hog Island
Virginian
Congress probes money trust inquiry faces delay
Washington reports say the money trust investigation may be halted until after the presidential election. Representative Henry demands continued inquiry and refuses the chairmanship of the investigating committee. Some Democrats accuse Bryan-inspired push of stalling. Henry pledges the probe will not be postponed.
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Washington
Money Trust
Com Line
Thoae
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Henry
Texas
Miles
Underwood
William J. Bryan
Wages of Sin Tale Ends in Double Suicide In New York
In New York a sensational romance ends tragically as Walter L. Susdam’s former wife and Frederick Nudie, a young plumber, allegedly run away from a millionaire husband to marry. Both bodies are found in their apartment, the tragedy unfolded amid a scandalous love affair.
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New York
Walter L. Susdam
Rederick Nudie
Its
Rebels Raid Chihuahua Prison Release After Surrender
In Chihuahua Mexico rebels seize the penitentiary after a three hour siege forcing Governor Gonzales to release Antonio Rojas and three followers. Loyal rurales suffer casualties while Major Orozco leads troops. Captains Salgado and Gutierres among the dead. Silvario Orozco wounded.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Rs. Cruick
Gonzales
Antonio Rojas
Ailitant
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Pagenal Orozco
Silvario Orozco
Pascual Orozco
Salgado
Gutierres
U S Cavalry Ordered to Prevent Border Shooting
Washington warns Mexican authorities against firing across the border after exchanges between President Taft and Governor Colquitt. Colonel Steever reports no prior shots into American territory and says he notified the Mexican government through the Mexican Consul in El Paso that he would act to protect American interests.
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Washington
Begar
Rteever
Feadth Tuted
Tallate
Mesacan
Floreat
el Paso
Servian Cabinet Resigns Amid Army Scandal
In Belgrade the Servian cabinet resigns following the discovery of the so called black head conspiracy in the army. King Peter faced dismissal threats from radicals and abdication for crown prince. Parliament's waning support cited as another factor.
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Melgrade
Servia
Winisterz
Peter
Flan Home for Inebriates Planned on Long Island
New York plans a reform farm at Smithtown on Long Island to house top alcohol users under a new act. The city would purchase about 620 acres near Mayor Gaynor's country estate and allocate roughly $850,000 for the remote rehabilitation facility.
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New York
Long Issland
Board of
City Board of
Smithtown
Gaypor
Darrow Arraigned on Jury Bribery Charges in Dynamiting Case
Clarence Darrow, former chief counsel for the McNamara brothers, was arraigned before Judge Hutton in Los Angeles on two indictments charging jury bribery in the dynamiting trial. Pleas set for Saturday. defense argues over timing of grand jury evidence disclosure.
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Los Angeles
Clarencea
Darrow
McNa-mara Brothers
Beftere
Hutton
Superior Court
Tolh Indictmania
Dearrow
Earl Rogers
Fegel
Gould
Manchuria Seeks Independence If China Forms Republic
American Consul General Fisher at Mukden reports that the Mukden provincial assembly telegrammed Premier Yuan Shi Kai urging independence for Manchuria should a republican government be established in China. The advisory to the State Department outlines the regional push amid the Chinese political transition.
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Washington
Manchurian
China
State Department
Fisher
Mukden
Iss
Yuan Shi Kai
Kaiser Plans Prince Adalbert Visit to United States
The Kaiser directs his youngest son Prince Adalbert to tour America to counter British moves. Uncle Sam will greet him with a battleship escort crossing the Atlantic and a royal salute on arrival in New York.
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Washington
Germany
New York
Duke of Copnaneht
Adalbert
United States
Sem
Atlantic Ocean
Convicted Bigamy Sentence Sentenced in Reno Case
Perry H. Brewlerton of Eaton Weld county formerly, Reno official sentence to prison months and pay $9600 fine after pleading guilty to bigamy. He married two Reno women in Sacramento last year. his Colorado wife triggered the arrest. He claimed belief his wife had secured a divorce.
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Reno
Nev
Perry HH
Brewlerton
Eaton Weld County
Giega
Sally
Sacramento
Colorado
Sulphurized Oats Barred by Pure Food Experts
A Thursday ruling by government pure food experts bans sulphurized oats after local boards report that the oats show sulfur treatment. The product is deemed adulterated under the law, prompting actions by trade authorities and reform groups.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Problat
Funeral tribute features record of deceased professor singing
Jackson Michigan reports a funeral for Professor W M Skinner where the sole accompanying sound was a phono record of his own voice. Before death he performed a musical setting of Tennyson's Creesing the Bar and requested the piece be played at his funeral.
More Testimony Against Packers In Sherman Trial
Chicago witnesses bolster government charge that Chicago packers cooperated to fix price and materials amid ongoing trial before U S District Judge George A Carpenter.
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Packers
Chicago
Chicago Packers
George A Carpenter
Four Persons Murdered in Lawrence Mysterious Quadruple Case
A mysterious quadruple murder in Lawrence Massachusetts was revealed Friday night with the discovery of four bodies in a city basement dwelling. The victims are Annie Dennis 85 Joseph Savin 25 and wife 30 and an unidentified man.
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Lawrence, Mass
Annie Dennis
Joseph Savin
Maine Wreck to be buried at Washington
General Bixby reports from Havana that the Maine will be floated out and sunk in Gulf waters by March 1 if no serious difficulties arise. The notice comes as U S authorities plan the vessel's disposal after the disaster.
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Maine
Washington
Bixby
Havana
Gulf of Mexico
Caba
Infernal Machine Kills Mrs. Walker in New York
Mrs. Howard Walker known as Great Sag tae Raeu, wife of a traveling electrical salesman, was killed Saturday night by an infernal machine handed to her at the dock by an unindicated messenger from a delivery bay.
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New York
Howard Walker
Sag Tae
Raeu
T Delivery Bay
Mysterious Fatality Report From Western Region
Unclear OCR text indicates a death tied to a pall of rock and a figure named Tefsuride or Qolo-John Herron aged 9. Fragmentary phrases mention a misting man, a ragalt in murten, and a fan of rock in the Pandera mins. Further details are unreadable.
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John Herron
Dad
In Murten
Pandera Mins
Wilsh
Cononiing
Angaieer
Unclear historical event reported in fragmentary copy
A partial, garbled notice describes a figure named Mra. Lucetiia Dorsett found dead at home in a city named Hanses or Hannes. The scene mentions an injured head and a crumpled room but the text is too corrupted to identify a date, motive, or reliable locations.
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Hanses City
Ter
Lucetiia Dorsett
Consats Towed After Fiery Fire On Atlantic Voyage
The British steamer Consats of Liverpool carrying cotton from Galveston to Hamburg caught fire in its hold. The blaze proved fierce, preventing pumping and engine work, and the vessel was towed at top speed to Hampton Roads for safety and salvage.
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Norfolk
Consats
Liverpool
Galveston
Hamburg
Hampton
Taft Promotes Panama Pacific Exposition Participation
President Taft signed a proclamation inviting nations to participate in the Panama Pacific International Exposition marking the opening of the Panama capital in San Francisco. The move signals anticipation of broad international involvement for the event.
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Washington
Taftop
San Francisco
Coridemns Resarve fiaa condemns major policy debate
Fragmented OCR text describes a condemnation linked to a national association and remarks attributed to a former secretary of the presidency. It references economic policy debates and sanctions but the exact details remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Conners Jury Disagrees on Attempted Destruction Case
Los Angeles jurors unable to reach verdict in the trial of Bret Conners accused of attempting to destroy the hall of records with dynamite. The jury reported Saturday they could not agree and were discharged.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bret
Conners
Hall of Records
La Follette Cancels Speaking Tour Amid Disorder
La Follette cancels all speaking engagements for two weeks including planned stops in Trenton and Jersey City as turmoil interrupts his tour. Orchestrating officials warned of potential disruptions while supporters scramble to reschedule events.
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Wezhingtot
Edktor Robert
la Follette
Ban
Trenton
Jersey City
Sey
READY FOR TROUBLE or Sep aesee
Trouble along the Mexico border prompts the War Department to place the entire mobile army on alert. About 34 000 troops are readied. forces move toward the Rio Grande and reinforce San Antonio commands as tensions rise between factions in Mexico and the United States.
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Mexico
Washington
Mexicn
War Department
Maoudas
Arcy
Wilson
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Taiupaa
Cbs Onio
Cubs
United States
Vetico
Assistant Chief of Detectives Slanda-Carol Hard Dies
Slanda-Carol Hard, assistant chief of detectives, died Monday from injuries after a suicide attempt two weeks earlier. An extensive investigation into charges of graft against Manila detectives has been ongoing. Hanl’s name not mentioned by investigators, while several American and about a dozen Filipino detectives remain under quarantine pending inquiry.
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Slanda
Carol Hard
Ma Nila
Hanl
Tragic Train Collision Claims Mother and Child in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska a mother Aira USS Millikken and her year old daughter Phoebes died after their feet were caught on a railroad crossing board. They chose to stay with the child as a locomotive approached. Both were killed instantly and their bodies were thrown aside.
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Lincoln
Neb
Coal Discovery Near Ske Lai Pass in Alaska Territory
A large body of anthracite and seratarthracite coal has been found at the head of White River in Cannade Yuxor territory near the Ske Lai pass. The fields lie within fifty miles of the major Pantina Kotcins Nizinn copper district, signaling potential mining activity.
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Cordova
Alaska
White River
Yuxor
Cannade
Skelai Pass
New Flelda
Great Cintina-Kotcins-Nizinn
German propulsion advance alarms British naval planners
The British admiralty received news that German experts are near completing an internal combustion engine design. If successful, it could grant Germany a significant naval advantage in their bid for global supremacy.
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Ite
Burpham Wayne murder case casualty dies in hospital
Arthur Burnham, named in the Burpham Wayne family murder inquiry, died of tuberculosis on Monday after years of illness. He had been declared innocent of any involvement, and his demise puts new light on the case in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Burpham-Wayne
Arthurd Burnham
Sing Sing Condemned Inmate Executed In Electric Chair
Ossining N Y condemned prisoner Charles Swenson executed in Sing Sing death house for the murder of Jamde Lae. The inmate sang Safe in the Arms of Jesus prior to the execution.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Costly
Sang
Jesus
Charles Swenson
Ambiguous Local Voting Record From Richmond Area
A garbled report from Sementown Richmond describes a local vote result of five to one on a measure connected to the general process. The text references the lower branch and framing to prevent hotting at a fateestuwo ree trarh pear Norialk, with unclear civic context.
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Richmond
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