Idaho State News In Brief From Wallace to Grangeville
Idaho state news reports dementia case in Walden, resignations and new postmasters, and state convention plans in Pocatello. Banks open in Stites, Challis forms Custer County commerce club, and a Batse death connected body shipped to San Francisco. The Dewey mill near Thunder Mountain reports $8,000 to $13,000 monthly bullion. electric railway surveys to Lewis Town progress.
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George Jones
Walrer
Renghon
Drigham J
Rudy
Fremonte County
James H. Fillmore
Pocatello
Stites
Grangeville
Custer Commercial Club
Challis
Custer County
Race War in Texas After Hempstead Killing
News from Walter county sixty miles north of Houston reports high race tensions following the murder near Hempstead of Tucker Pinckney brother of Congressman J M Pinckney. Pinckney and a companion were shot at a negro church as whites pursue armed suspects. The dead man was a leading planter and stockman. over 100 armed whites search for the shooters.
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Walter County
Houston
Texas
Hempstead
Tucker Pinckney
J. M. Pinckney
Hourtom
Pinckney
George Gowns
Levy Will Not Hang Commuted to Life in Idaho
The Idaho Board of Pardons commuted George Levy's murder sentence to life imprisonment, sparing the Friday hanging. Levy, a Frenchman, was accused in the 1901 murder of Davie Levy, with claims that another person may have committed the crime and that a forged will benefiting Harry Watkins—whose desk held Levy’s signature on a paper—was involved. Watkins, a furniture dealer, owed Levy money, and investigations suggested the will may have been typed rather than handwritten.
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Board of Pardons
State Board of Pardons
Bolsa
Idaho
George Levy
Davie Levy
Levy
Colorado General Fined for Contempt by District Court
District Judge Theron Stevens of Ouray Colorado holds Adjutant General Sherman Bell and Captain Bulkley Wells in contempt for failing to produce Charles H. Moyer before the court. Sheriff Corbett ordered to arrest the officers and bring them to Telluride, while Gov Peabody and military leaders face criticism for an alleged insurrection against the judiciary. Bell warns of deadly resistance if forced to move moyer to Ouray.
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Colorado
Theron Stevens
Ouray
Colo
Sherman Bell
Bulkley Wells
Telluride
Stevens
James H. Peabody
General Bell
Corbett
Mr. Moyer
Peabody
Vice Admiral Makaroff Noted for Port Arthur Conduct
Vice Admiral Makaroff, famed for his governance at Port Arthur and praised in Russian circles, was born in 1849 and advanced to the Country fleet, joining the Pacific Fleet to San Francisco. He distinguished himself in the Turkish war with notable torpedoing exploits. Five years ago he visited Chicago and Mackinaw City, inspecting ice crushers in the Straits.
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Makarom
Port Arthur
Russa
Pacific
San Francis
Admiral Makaroff
Chicago
Mackinaw City
Death on Sabbath in Santa Barbara Street Car Crash
Three people were killed and two later died from injuries in a Santa Barbara street car wreck Sunday afternoon. About twenty passengers were injured with bruises and broken bones as an Edison company car derailed on a steep grade and overturned. Residents of Santa Barbara dominated the casualties. The crash stemmed from defective brake equipment with rear brakes jammed and forward brakes nonfunctional. the motorman attempted to brake blocks ahead but could not stop the speeding car.
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Hatley Times Aays
Wood Fiver
Conklin & Sonn
Hagerman
Ramuel Cooper
Naples
Kila McCumber
Moresa
Mathdrum
Cooper
Frank Scanlan
Mabo City
Deal Memorial Methodist Church
Wolser van Yald
He Sth
Biie
Santa Barbara
Cal
Edison Company
Queen Isabella of Spain Dies in Paris at 9:45 AM
Ex queen Isabella of Spain dies in Paris at 9:45 Saturday morning from influenza with complications. Infantas Isabella Eulalie and Marie at her bedside. King Alfonso unlikely to attend funeral as he did for his grandfather in 1902. Queen lived prominently in Paris after abdication in 1870. A separate incident reports a negro in a Wauwatosa asylum rescuing a three year old from a pond after the boy fell in.
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Isabella
Spain
Alfonso
Paris
Eulalie
Marie
France
Francis
Wauwatosa
Wis
Boutler
Yaqui Leader Captured and Executed Near Bamotote
Manuel Guavesl, leader of the Yaqui rebels in Sonora for five years, and fellow chief Maravilla, were captured by Captain Barron among prisoners after a skirmish near Bamotote and immediately executed. Barron ordered the shot, and both men died bravely, signaling the end of Yaqui hostilities according to report.
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Manuel Guavesl
Sonora
Maravilla
Barron
Bamotote
Turko Bulgarian Convention Signed at Constantinople
Turko Bulgarian convention signed at Constantinople provides amnesty to Bulgarians involved in the 1908 Macedonian rising except dynamite use. The agreement allows repatriation of refugees removal of frontier trade and travel limits and applies Austro Hungarian reform to Macedonia. Bulgaria pledges to suppress revolutions and curb arms smuggling across the frontier.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Adjournment Emerges as Key Topic in Congress
Private discussions among congress members center on ending the current session. With important business pending and lawmakers eager to return home, an early adjournment is urged. April 28 has been discussed in committees and among senators and representatives as a potential closing date.
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Congress
Iit Ue
Blizzard Sweeps Missouri Valley and Midwest
A Topeka dispatch reports a fierce blizzard across northern Missouri and eastern central Kansas with 30 mph winds and rapidly falling temperatures. Nebraska also endures a severe April storm with sleet, snow, and 20 degree drops since last night, damaging fruit trees and gardens. St Louis notes the wind destroys a bazaar building at the world's fair Japanese reservation.
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Topeks
Kaosas
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
St. Louis
Burlington
Iowa
Indians Die In Wreck En Route To See Roosevelt
Sixty three Indians in a special car bound for President Roosevelt were struck by a small train two miles west of Maywood Illinois in fog. Three killed instantly and three fatally injured with twenty more hurt. Chief White Horse fatally injured and placed with the dead as his companions lay on the prairie. The uninjured gathered and were led by Iron Tail in chanting the death song.
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Roosevelt
Maywood
Ills
White Horse
Dhysiciane
Iron Tai
Russians Mourn Golgotha as Cross Procession Ends
A hundred million subjects of the empire mourn as Moscow bears a solemn re enactment of the crucifixion story. At Alexander Nevsky cathedral Antonious, the metropolitan of St Petersburg, officiates while 10,000 worshipers light candles. Clergy bear a painted cross to a gilded bier and a vast crowd file past in sorrow.
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Golgotha
Gethsemane
Peter
Pilate
Alexander Nevsky
Antonious
St. Petersburg
Great
Christ
Catafalque
Mrs Botkin to Be Tried Again in San Francisco
District Attorney Boyington defers final action while an appeal looms from Mrs Cordelia Botkin’s murder conviction of Mrs John P Dunning. Prosecution witnesses from Dover Delaware are to stay in San Francisco to await further warrants. Prosecutors plan charges in the related homicide of Mrs Deane, sister of Mrs Dunning.
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Knight
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
Boyington
Dover
Del
San Francisco
Botkin
Deane
Dunning
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Pearl
Fed Carlson
Troy
Thum & Pyke
Roms Park
Macetella
Schroeder
Wilam
Portland
Dewey
Thunder Mountain
Lewiston
Bolso
George Hickey
Fred Walker
Twin Falls
Gen.ee
J. K. Belt
William Durr
Jasnen Mullaly
Idaho Regiment
Philippines
John Adame
Wolser
Mark Hindman
Snake River
Adame
Tokio
Bell
Makaroff
Isabella of
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Missouri Valley
Eastern Railway
Cross
Mrs. Botkin
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