Idaho State News Sketches Idaho Public Works And Local Incidents
Boise gas plant work starts as 008 in the waterfal arrives. About thirty men now work on the new federal building at Bolan. A petition in Latad county Idaho names Frank Davis as postmaster. Baseball opens at Rolee with Jolse and Nampa. Freight of placer claims yields $10 a day per man. Thunder Mountain travel increases though access remains limited. Car discovery to Sunnyside addition to Bola draws attention. A four foot wide vein noted at Sunnyside. A ranch sale near Amith brought $1 600. improvements minimal. Rancher Teow Mapper attacked, presumed seriously injured. A. Surinski bound over for murder intent. A peculiar two-headed freak displayed from a Idaho canyon. County revenues for last year reported at about 5,000 with expenses around 1,095 leaving a balance over 8,000. Vroman Keller arrested for horticultural violations. Joe Hennswell injured by wagon accident in Molec. Len Copeland’s foot saved by heavy boots. Sheriff Krowlager seeks writ of mandamus to force travel prisoner return from Tennessee. Mr. Carding Ellison, Soda Springs pioneer, died aged 70. Mrs Ellagon married Krieg Rilason in 1800 and settled at Marmington then Soda Springs. Lewiston case: judge denies writ to force medical licenses. Representative Willaim Glenn plans a Lewiston public building bill and questions conflict with Boise project.
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Boise
Federal
Bolan
Latad County
Idaho
Frank Davis
Rolee
Jolse
Nampa
Frederick Small
Make Cry
Cielo
Coancil
Thunder Mountain
Sunnyside
Bola
Mano Creek
Mannoel County
Weasney
Vroman Keller
Oakwell
A. McMherson
Joe Hennswell
Molec
Len Copeland
Hailey
Carding Eilesom
Planvers
Soda Springs
Ellagoo
Krieg Rilason
Florence
Net
Utah
Marmington
Sede Springs
Lewiston
Steele
Toman
Fd. Vadney
Newheren
State Board of Medical Examiners
Loennes
Loman
Vadney
Heouses
Riots in Ta Ming Fu Kill Thousands in Chi Li Province
Chinese officials report about one thousand killed in Ta Ming Fu riots over Catholic indemnities. Soldiers deployed and a Tao Tai sent to ease tensions while officials warn missionaries to avoid disturbed districts.
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Ta Ming Fu
Chi Li
Tao Tai
Jealous wife throws vitriol in husband's face at Dewey bar
Mrs. Robert Shultz, wife of a Dewey Mont saloonkeeper, entered his place of business and threw two ounces of vitriol in his face. Seized by jealousy over a rumored affair, she aimed at another woman but struck the husband instead. He was serving a customer when the attack occurred. his eyesight is believed destroyed. Relatives urge prosecution despite the husband’s reluctance. a divorce suit is anticipated.
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Robert Shultz
Dewey, Mont
Ife
Shultz
Schultz
Builder of Empire Dead Cecil Rhodes Dies in Capetown
Cecil Rhodes the Diamond King dies after long illness at Capetown. He founded De Beers, built vast diamond and gold interests in Africa, shaped Rhodesia, and pursued imperial dreams between successes and setbacks.
Patrick Found Guilty of Murder of Millionaire Rice
Patrick, a New York lawyer, is convicted of the murder of William Marsh Rice, a wealthy recluse. The verdict cites a conspiracy with valet Charles & Jones to gain Rice estate valued around 7 million dollars, with Jones alleged to have killed Rice using chloroform under Patrick's direct instruction.
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Yer Patrick
Albert T. Patrick
New York
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
United States Consular Policy for Cuba After Independence
The memorandum from the White House proposes recognizing Cuba's independence with a U.S carved framework for future relations. It details a protectorate style agreement with Cuba yielding to U.S. influence over government formation, financial obligations, and military presence including coaling and naval stations. It calls for a permanent treaty and outlines salaries for diplomatic staff in Havana and other ports, while outlining broad aims to safeguard Cuban independence and U.S. interests.
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Cuba
Relius
Lus Faod
Cuban
United States
Cubs
Sen
Lam
Republic of Cuba
Legation
Sitccml
Havana
Cheutuegos, Inc
Santiago Do Cato
Taraton
Matinens
Nuevville
Smeua de
Roosevelt
White House
Washrington
Cholera in Manila Declines Amid Fewer Cases
The Manila outbreak is believed to have abated with milder cases and reduced alarm among Americans. Medics report sixty seven cases and forty eight deaths since the outbreak began, with the disease mainly confined to natives and Chinese residents.
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Manila
Emperor Joseph Washes Feet of Twelve Aged Men
Emperor Francis Joseph at the Hofburg conducted the traditional feet washing of twelve elderly men. Nobility and the diplomatic corps including U.S. minister S. McCormick and others attended. After the ceremony the king gave bags of money to the participants, their combined ages totaling 1,010 years.
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Emperor Francis Joseph
Moreing
Hofburg
United States
S. McCormick
Chandler Hale
United States Legation
Floy Harris
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