Idaho News Review From Grangeville to Nampa some notable items
Mentane espitalists plan a bank in Grangerville Hay area with alfalfa and hay prices listed. Peter Rambo of Bruneau injured after being thrown from a wagon. Middleton farmers plunge cattle to the Bills for summer grazing. A post office safe in Lane was robbed of 225 dollars. thieves left no clue. Parma to install a telephone exchange. Halley town incorporation debated. Mackay branch likely to Salmon City. A drowning near Goodrich and a creek capsizing incident. Local drama, penitentiary trusties on the loose caught in a haystack near Nampa. Presidential trip schedule through Idaho towns. Peace in the Black Horne district. baseball league formed in Nampa with four clubs. Noted figures Andrew Carnegie library offer to Lewiston. Indian reservation fishing curtailed. Crime, health, and tax data wrap with various appointments and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rambo
Bruneau
Middleton
Lane
Ticky Mountain Hell
Parma
Halley
Wald
Dean
Mackay
Oregon
Salmon City
Jajmanene
Goodrich
Welner
Lwmt
Tim
Awitt
Payette
Charles Willams
Lincoln County
A. Joiner
Kootenal
Dreyfus Case Revived in French Chamber Debate
Socialist leaders in the French Chamber of Deputies press the Dreyfus issue after a vote invalidating dep uty Byreton. They cite forged German‑emperor annotations and a suppressed General Pellieux letter to Cavaignac as key points fueling calls for case reopening and possible rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Byreton
Dreyfus
Devil's Island
M. Jaures
Pellieux
M. Cavaignac
Henry
Panama Canal work moves forward with 20000 men
Admiral Walker forecasts a 20000 men workforce once the United States commits to the Panama Canal project. Current construction continues under May signed agreement with Hay Cromwell. Jamaican labor predominates on site, while local supply is inadequate, risking displacement of southern state and West Indian workers. Possible import of Chinese and Japanese laborers noted for efficiency and climate suitability.
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Admiral Walker
Panama Canal
United States
Hay
Cromwell
New
Panama Canal Company
Pennell a Defaulter Allegation Tied to Fatal Crash
The Buffalo Commercial reports Arthur M Pennell, killed in a March 10 automobile crash, allegedly owed creditors up to 200000. It claims he recruited trusted friends to invest funds, spent the money, and used life insurance to shield eastern estates from losses. His will appoints his brother as administrator with directives to reimburse all defalcations.
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Buffie
Buffalo
N. Y
Arthur M Pennell
Pennell
le Wife
Wallace Thayer
Edwin J. Burdick
Isfe Insurance
J. Frederick Pennell
MID-OCEAN TRAGEDY CLAIMS RAMBARA WITH GUNPOWDER CARGO
A French steamerRambera on its first voyage from Marseilles to Dakar carrying 95,000 pounds of gunpowder and two cases of dynamite may have blown up at sea and foundered. Lloyd reports fear of disaster though no confirmation yet. The Bambara with 35 crew and 6 passengers has not reached Gibraltar by March 31.
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Marseilles
Dakar
French West Africa
Lloyd
Gibraltar
Assomption
Mle de Palimir
Mount Shasta Town Devastated by Fire
A third story blaze at the Mount Shasta hotel in DunsmuIr Cal, fanned by a north wind, destroyed nearly all of town within an hour. Fifteen key residences burned, $200000 loss with only $50000 insured. Only a butcher shop and a millinery store survived. town lacking food. railroad warehouses opened for shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Shasta
Dunsmuir
Cal
Artle
Carter Harrison Wins City Mayor For Fourth Term
Carter H Harrison was elected Chicago mayor for the fourth time by a 6,949 vote edge over Republican Graeme Stewart. Totals: Harrison 146,323. Stewart 189,375. other candidates: Crukoe Independent Labor 11,213. Breckon Socialist 2,8. Traction issue dominated the race with calls for eventual municipal ownership. Stewart urged immediate improvements while Harrison favored delay to secure terms from the companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
oheMeral
Graeme Stewart
Harrison
Stewart
Crukoe
Breckon
Ines
Stratton Will Compromise Reaches Settlement
The Stratton will dispute ends in a compromise where Harry Stratton receives 350000, including a 50000 bequest. He pays all litigation costs from the sum, with about 172000 net after attorney fees. Court costs are expected to total 3000. Senator Patterson and executors’ counsel supported the deal. Young Stratton expresses satisfaction.
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W. S. Stratton
Harry Stratton
Stratton
Senator Patterson
Young Stratton
Threatens to Kill President and Roosevelt in Coast Visit
A Californian, J. P. Brown of Redlands, previously jailed for threats against McKinley, is again in custody on a similar charge after being overheard making threatening allusions to Roosevelt. Brown’s arrest follows Governor Gage’s instruction and is described as precautionary.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
J. P. Brown
Redlands
Cal
Gage
Brown
United States
Revere
Relic of John Brown House in Tabor Destroyed by Fire
A small cottage once home to abolitionist John Brown in the 1850s and used as his underground railroad headquarters in Tabor Town has burned down. Brown also ran a military school there to teach arms for an uprising that never happened. The building was dilapidated.
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John Brown
Tabor
Brown
Tom Johnson Re elected Cleveland Mayor by Large Margin
Tom L. Johnson was reelected mayor of Cleveland Ohio Monday by about 7000 votes over H D Goulder the Republican. All other Democratic candidates for city offices are elected. Of thirty one councilmen the returns indicate twenty seven will back the mayor with policy including one or two Republicans as Independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
H. D. Goulder
Two Sultans in Jolo Seek American Flags
Major General Davis travels from Manila to Jolo to meet the sultan and inspect Lanao roads. He plans to operate traction engines between Panay and Lanao. The Datto of North Lavon and the other sultan asked for American flags, which were supplied, triggering protests from the Moros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Manila
Jolo
Lanao
Ican
Datto
North Lavan
Battle With Robbers In Huntington West Virginia
Desperate clash between citizens and highwaymen in Huntington's western edge ends with John Stephens fatally shot and struck on the skull while Ben P Edens is wounded fatally. Edens escapes by jumping into a stream as four robbers flee empty handed drawing a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
John Stephens
Ben P. Edens
Stephens
Edens
Murder on the Trail Near Ingman Arizona Claims Two Victims
Word of a murder near Ingman Arizona reports Charles Blakeley known as the cowboy and Roy Winchester a young miner slain on the trail forty miles south of town by James McKenney. McKenney, sought for a prior killing at Porterville California last July, is believed to have waylaid the officers.
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Ingman
Arizona
Charles Blakeley
Cowboy Plantat
Roy Winchester
James McKenney
McKenney
William L. Wynn
Porterville
Cal
Jaid
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iDance
Idaho State News
Mentane Espitalists
Grangerville
Hay Secarce
Amothy
Kew Jeune
Nampa
Waaho
Weriview Se Vocatello
Mountain Home
Bolve
Sinho Baseball League
Fone Clube
Emmett
Boise
Caldwell
Tesan Angel
Ariane of
Maho
Flalley
Paralysia
State Supreme Court
Andrew Carnegie
Lew Faten
Fort Hall Reservation
James Carroll
Gibson
Lewis Johnson
Welser
B. Smith
Roverrelt
T. P Maryatt
Welsar
State Board of Dairy, Food and Art Commis Soners
French Chamber of Deputies
Dunsmuir, Cal
Lucinzes Carde
Julian £ Lane
Lavyr
Emerson, MD
Bares Woot
Tomas Seng
Ty Toren
MS Rogers
D. D
Eridos
Ma Wu
Leon Calhoun
Counbelor
BM. Dill
Ollie
South Ball Moms
Carter Harrison
Michael de. Vanney
Brooklyn, N.Y
Devanney
Jonet
Moonan
Akron
Cole
Ben
Trafic
Halsted Street
Zoran
Tom Johnson
Barbera Seo
A. Weaver
ANON
D. W. Yaden
Notte
Frank Pharris
Dag Pines Bs Oramty
AD Work Guarsetent
Doe Smith
F, McRandall
AM Linde
Building Natchi
Idaho Nursery
Toole
Harria
Payette, Dano
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