Weiser depot in use as Idaho grows rail links
Statewide notices report the Pacific Idaho Northern depot in Weiser now in service, new rail developments near Boise and Weiser, and continued rail expansion plans across Idaho. Mentioned are county attorney sessions in Lewiston and land deals tied to Boise prospects.
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State Association of County Attorneys
Lewiston
Pacific & Idaho Northern
Weiser
Pennsylvania
Boise
de Lamar
C Ross Baker
Spokane
Nampa Chamer
Ecommerce
John Hamilton
Gaoi Resse
Smith
Meridian
Fiee
Pettibone Trial Ends in Acquittal
The Pettibone case against Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Mines, ends with acquittal for Greene and dismissals for others. Moyer and Pettibone plan to return to Denver together amid telegraphic and political reactions from supporters and opponents.
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Charles H Moyer
Pettitibone
Moyer
Denver
Ida
Miurdy Croofey
Steunenberg
Viares
Greene
Petithons
Charles Mover
Western Federation of Mines
Forma
Br Nene
Oretiays
Uae
Peterbome
Mayer
Calada Friends
Goldfield Miners Strike Sees Early Win for Operators
Reports say Goldfield miners near a strike settlement largely favor the mine operators and expect all district mines to resume full blasting within ten days. The Western Federation may face a key division over union formation as the situation evolves into a state matter.
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Goldfield
Nes Itois
Tr Goldfield
Ualls
Fedeatin
Carda
Ates Union
Ots
Bank Explosion in Kansas City Injures Ten
A blast at First National Bank in Kansas City damages the basement and injures ten people but no fatalities are reported. A piece of pipe believed to be from a bomb was found among the wreckage as investigators probe the attack.
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Kansas City
First National Bank
Annamite O
Two Boys Die and One Hurt in Shingle Mill Accident
In Bellingham Washington Earl Musselman aged 14 was killed and Clyde Damaske aged 13 fatally injured by a heavy shingle bolt at the Manley shingle mill five miles south of the city. A third boy was uninjured. They were playing in the flames unaware timber was being spat down from the mountain side. Musselman’s back was broken and he died several hours after the strike.
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White
Bellingham
Wash
Earl Musselman
Clyde Damaske
Manley
Musselman
Riots Break Out as Renters Clash in New York District
Incipient rent riots erupted on the east side amid landlord tenant strife. Police reserves moved in from several precincts. five arrests were made and combatants were injured. The disorder spread through the district, with the worst clashes on East Eleventh Street during a meeting of tenants and strikers.
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New York
Mey
Dandlord
Aula Ayers
Roosevelt letters condemn Brownson naval incident and training flaws
President Roosevelt lashes out at Admiral Brownson for the hospital ship affair while noting criticisms of naval construction and training methods. Secretary Metcalf forwards two letters detailing these issues and urging careful handling to avoid exaggeration or untruths.
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Washington
Roosevelts
Keardot
Willard Ho Brownson
St Bareig
Présa
Roosevelt
Brown Soo
Win
Alwava
Residents of Chicago's Ghetto Demand Cheaper Rent
Five hundred tenants in Chicago's ghetto formed a union on Sunday night to compel Tandinidg' of the district to cut rents by $2 a month. Leaders urged members to withhold payment and force landlords to pursue legal action and cover all court costs if the demands are rejected.
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Chicago
Crop Outlook in European Russia Dims as Winter Losses Mount
A European Russia famine outlook reports worsening conditions with winter crops lost, causing widespread suffering. Reports describe weather, harvest failures, and proposed measures to use famine funds, amid broader tensions over trade talks and diplomatic exchanges between France and the United States.
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European
Russia
Bath lowers discount rate amid global finance shifts
London reports the Bath of England cut the minimum discount rate from seven percent as improved U S and German conditions reduce trade frictions. New York says strikers plan no action to move goods until notices are served, while the United Tenants union advances rents dispute with hundreds of occupants seeking reductions.
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London
Bath
England
America
Germany
Directora
New York
Teamsters
United Teamsters’ Union
Antihigh Rent League
Women Now Permitted to Smoke in New York Restaurants
Reported in New York that women were allowed to smoke in public dining rooms beginning New Year’s Eve at several prominent Broadway restaurants. The move, praised as a success, is expected to spread to more eateries with major hotels and Fifth Avenue establishments likely to adopt the concession soon.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
British Columbia Femen Battle With Enraged Japs
A New Year day riot in Vancouver involved a mob of Japanese men attacking uniformed firemen and bystanders. Fireman Van Anderson and two colleagues were injured as stoning and a gas window breach sparked a street clash near Japanese stores. Police quelled the scene after several minutes with reports of more injuries and hospitalizations.
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Vancouver
Eo van Anderson
Dsiis
Taponrese
Frost Anderson
TeckDonald
Bros
Cory
Masked Raiders Rampage in Russellville Fire and Shootings
A mob attacked Russellville at night injuring three people and holding others prisoner as buildings burned and tobacco growers faced coercion. Police, masked raiders, and telephone workers were described amid widespread destruction and arrests. In Chicago a store doorman and a bank examiner’s wife were wounded, with one man dying and the other gravely injured during a related shooting at Grant Park.
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Chicago
Charries
G Brockett
Ruby Pishvaks
State Bank
Grant Park
Brockett
Pishtaks
Youthful Louisville Man Executed in Jail Yard
Clarence Sturgeon 19 died by execution in the jail yard after futile pleas for pardon. He murdered Ira Bruner James Bisckerly and Wilfred McMichael a year earlier and faced the scaffold with calm resolve as family bid farewell.
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Louisville
Clarence Sturgeon
Cay
Sturgeon
Ira Bruner
James Bisckerly
Wilfred McMichael
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