Idaho State News Highlights From Mountain Home to Moscow
Idaho news brief reports a Mountain Home Commercial club with about fifty charter members. a Japanese section hand killed near Montpelier. statewide land expiry notes. Emmett bank building under construction. hay scarcity around Leigh and Caldwell. Caldwell interurban railroad progress. reclamation work and hay prices. railroad material arriving. electric line Lewiston to Grangeville. Salmon River power source. Orofino asylum nearing occupancy. Coyne Commercial club ad campaign plans. Leigh and Walworth incidents. Holve conference dates. Boise Commercial club road funding. Welser Irrigation district water rights suit. Senator Heyburn dispatch on charges. Merchants Carnival at Caldwell school. Paul Foster’s Annapolis prep route. Coeur d’Alene electric merger with Inland Electric and Spokane Palouse expansion.
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Strucky & Pakeenger
Montpelier
Idaho
Emmett Bank
Leigh
Lewiston
Lewston
Grangeville
Salmon River
Whitebird
Orofino Te
Coyne Commercial Club
James Campbell
Power Howe
Walver
Sam Sherwood
Strike order in full force hits anthracite mines
About 143,000 miners obey the strike in the anthracite region as of Monday with 17,000 at work to keep mines from flooding. Oxford colliery near Scranton remains open with 500 workers. 400 collieries are idle to protect mines and equipment.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
Mine Workers of América
Oxford
Scranton
Open revolt alters Zion property transfer to Granger
Chicago reports that after a Sunday revolt against John Alexander Dowie, all public Church of Zion assets were transferred to Alexander Granger by a warranty deed of sale filed in Lake County Illinois. W G Vollva, Dowie’s appointee, claims Dowie's power of attorney and places Zion City assets under Granger for Zion and Dowie followers. Personal belongings, including Shiloh House, Dowie’s residence, horses, carriages, mills machinery, and town property, are removed from the deposed chief’s control.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Church of Zion
Alexander
Granger
Dowie
Mexico
Lake County
Waukegan
W. G. Vollva
Zion
Dowle
Zion City
Voliva
Dowly
Shiloh
Jefferson Banquet Rally Led by Governor Folk in Iowa
Governor Folk of Missouri was the chief speaker at the Jefferson banquet in Des Moines Iowa with Democrats from across the state in attendance. The event, held under the Iowa Democratic club, was noted as one of the most notable gatherings in state history. An informal meeting of the Democratic state central committee preceded the banquet and decided to take no action until after the Republican convention.
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Dow Moines
Folk of Mixsouri
Iowa
Democratic Club
Democratic State Central Committee
Alleged Plot to Kill Spanish Royal Family Uncovered
Madrid reports authorities uncovered an anarchist plot at Lobuila near Seville to assassinate King Alfonso his queen and princess during Holy Week. Details are suppressed by censorship.
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Madrid
Lobuila
Se Ville
Alfonso
Christiana
Seville
Proposition to Name the Mew Battle Ship New York
The proposal to name the projected 20,110 ton battleship New York faces criticism. Congress is expected to authorize the ship during the current session, with debate over whether to abandon the name used for the armorer cruiser flagship of the Atlantic fleet during the Spanish War.
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Washington
Congress
New York
Turn of Big Shippers to Hire Attorneys
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to certify underbilling and sale of goods cases to the Department of Justice for criminal proceedings, aiming to indict shippers. Hearings will extend to Buffalo and Philadelphia in April as similar frauds are alleged. The commission vows drastic court action to break up the practice.
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Washington
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Department of Justce
Nti
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Production and Dividends in Salt Lake City March
Ore and bullion settlements in March reached 1 982 750 with weekly totals at 470 260 and Saturdays 63 250. Silver lead gold and copper ores 26 250 base bullion 27 000 dividends paid during the month. Ten companies paid 937 000 including United States company 656 000 Silver King 100 000 Daly West 108 000 Consolidated Mercur 26 000 Beck Tunnel 15 000 Grand Central 12 500 Victoria 10 000 Sacramento 5 000 Uncle Sam 5 000 Utah of Fish Springs 1 000.
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Salt Lake City
United States Company
Silver King
Daly-West
Consolidated Mercur
Beck Tunnel
Grand Central
Victoria
Sacramento
Uncle Sam
Utah
Fish Springs
Vast Venezuelan Counterplot Aims to Oust Castro
The World reports plans by New York merchants and Paris and London interests to back a Venezuelan regime change. An expedition of 15,000 soldiers, funded by a $5,000,000 campaign, using three European steamships would deploy about 5,000 volunteers with Mauser rifles, shells, guns, belts and swords to install a native successor and expel Castro.
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New York
Paris
London
Venezuela
Castro
America
France
Europe
Inauguration of Henry Ide as Governor General
The inaugural ceremony for Henry Ide as governor general was held Monday with a civic and military display. About three thousand troops attended and the Marble Hall of the Ayuntami ento was crowded with thousands of citizens. Army and navy officers, consular staff, and Captain Shimamura of the Japanese navy attended in full uniform. Chief Justice Cayetano Arellano administered the oath.
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Manua
Henry €. Ide
Ayuntamiento
Shimamura
Cayetano Arellano
Supreme Court
Record breaking immigrant arrivals at New York port
Albany 1905 last quarter saw 164 540 alien arrivals at the port of New York, a 9 000 rise from the prior year. Italy contributed a larger inflow by 20 000 versus 1904. The report notes 63 413 newcomers made New York their home and that 35 728 of Immigrants over 14 cannot read or write.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
State Department of Labor
Italy
Bulletin
Miners Battle in Woods Ends in Death and Wounding
In Chariestor Pa a fatal miner dispute over a keg of beer left one man dead Lewis Wiltama 38 and two brothers J B Schneider and Oscar Schneider fatally wounded. A third man was seriously cut another seriously burned. One more miner injured in the clash as others fled into the woods. The fight erupted during a beer quarrel.
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Chariestor
Lewis Wil Tama
Schneider
Oscar Schneider
Ohio General Assembly Enacts Broad Reform Measures
Columbus Ohio The Ohio general assembly backed by reform sentiment enacted many measures. Among them are laws setting forecourt passenger fares creating a state railroad commission regulating freight rates replacing the fee system for officers with salaries abolishing prison contract bar repealing the inheritance tax and raising the saloon tax.
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Columbus
OhIo General Assembly
Great Britain Hails Morocco Settlement Before Europe
London newspapers on Monday greet the France Germany Morocco accord as ending anarchy in Morocco and removing a constant menace to European peace. They deem Britain satisfied with securing all immediate and solid interests in the region.
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London
France
Germany
Morocco
Europe
Shot in hold up at Wilson cafe kills Larsen
A man named Coleman shot and killed John F. Larsen, manager of the C. O. D. Commission Co., at 12 36 Sunday morning on city and county building grounds. Larsen, of 634 South Fifth East, acted suspiciously and attempted a holdup. The fatal bullet pierced his right lung and heart.
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Walter
Wilson Cafe
John F. Larsen
South Fifth East Street
C. O. D. Commission Company
Coleman
Larsen
Father John Attacked in Cronstadt Cathedral
Father John of Cronstadt was struck with a loaded cane as he descended from the altar to administer the sacrament in Cronstadt cathedral. the assailant was arrested. The article notes that in Russia the penalty for desecrating the sacrament is death.
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John of Cronstadt
Child killed by auto in Naples incident
Naples reports a car containing Mrs Jannette Gilman, her daughter, and a French chauffeur ran over Giovanni Fara, 13, killing him instantly. The chauffeur fled, was pursued by carbineers and arrested. Police seized the automobile while a hostile crowd gathered but did not molest the party.
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Naples
Jannette Gilman
Giovanni Fara
Newark Man Credits Dean's Kidney Pills for Eight Year Cure
Richard M. Pearce a Newark business man reports severe kidney congestion from nights worked in bed weather. Heodges back pain headaches and weakness. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills the congestion and symptoms disappeared and have not returned for eight years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster-Mills Co.
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Dean
Richard M. Pearce
Orange St
Newark
N. J
Foster-Mithurs
Hard to Find Woodcock Nest
A London Daily Graphic note describes the challenge of locating a woodcock on its nest and locating the cream colored eggs speckled with brown, which blend with the dead leaves and overhanging bracken.
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London Daily Graphic
A Cure for Debility and Weakness from Pink Pills
Testimonial notice from E. Legg of Tipton West Virginia describing a two year struggle with weakness and bloodlessness after a lingering malarial fever. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, noting prior doctors failed and praising the pills’ merit. Information and booklet requests to Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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Williama
E. Legg
Tipton
W. Va
Ready with Helping Hands in Stageland Shelter Efforts
In Stageland residents show readiness to help, lending their umbrellas when rain falls. Mr. A. Vane Tenpest notes the enduring spirit of neighbors providing support during storms.
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Stageland
Mr. A. Vane
Pest
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort
In and Pinch. Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE a powder that cures painful smarting nervous feet and in growing nails. It makes new shoes easy and is a cure for sweating feet. Sold by all druggists 25c. Trial package free. Address A.8 Olmsted Labor N.Y.
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Olmsted
Labor
N.Y
Courtesy le Snubbed and a Salt Lake Route Conference Appeal
A quip on gallantry in crowds ends with advice to rest from Sanpete Juab Utah counties and the far south and to use the Salt Lake Route to Conference this year. The tone implies a tongue in cheek experiment about selflessness and attracting attention.
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Salt Lake
Sanpete
Juab
Utah
Prize Goes to Foreigner in Brussels Song Contest
Prizes for best patriotic songs for school children were posted in Brussels, with the first prize awarded to a French entrant.
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Brussels
Famous Cross Bail Blue Ad From The Russ Company
The South region advertisement touts the Famous Cross Bail Blue in a large 20x format. It references uses and variants while noting production by The Russ Company. The text also mentions banana byproducts and broader product applications in a Troy Northern Budget context.
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Ita the Russ Company
South
Troy Northern Budget
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