Idaho State News Nuggets Parade Through Weiser Area
A jumble of Idaho items notes a liquor house in Weiser, fair exhibits at Mt. Louis, a seven foot thick lady fruit price, a Daisy mine shooting wound, auto link talks between Omaha and Linewville, a wood-chopper killed by falling timber, and a boiler of regional industry. Also: Welser mine incidents, Oceanic rail work toward Meadows, payroll fires, and civic notes.
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Idaho
Mt. Louis
Neal
Varn Gilldtie
Welser
Limeell
Exer Nlog & Revolver
Omaha
Linewlu Caphaliote
Horse
Thunder Mountain
Brometant Wee
New
Hrick End Tile Company
Boise
Rebellion in South China Sparks Regional Tensions
Reports from The Japan Times allege French involvement behind a growing Chinese rebellion in Kwangsi and Nang Yang with Russia using the crisis as pretext. Loyalist troops desert as rebels loot villages and burn churches, including Pi Vang where sixteen converts were killed. In Macau and Honwn Iv unrest stems from indemnity burdens following a prior outbreak.
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South China
Japan Times
Kwangsi
Russia
Kwangal
Tn Tionan
Nang Yang
Tung Po
Pi Vang
Honwn Iv
Russian Minister Shot In St Petersburg Lobby
The interior minister M Siplaguine was fatally wounded in the lobby of Russian ministerial offices by a student who accessed the building in a uniform. The assassin, named Bolsabanstt, claimed a Keiff university background and compulsory service riots. He was arrested without resistance and a prior assassination attempt near Versky Prospect is noted.
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Russia
M. Siplaguine
St. Petersburg
M. Siplagnine
Alde De-Camp
Bolsabanstt
Kieff
Herald
Sipingoine
M. Sipingtine
M. Pobledonosteef
Holy Synod
Versky
What Boer Leaders Ask in Proposed South Africa Peace Plan
Secret dispatch from The Hague outlines Pretoria talks proposals. Boers would accept a British lord commissioner and a Boer executive based in Pretoria with British district officers and a Boer body chosen by burghers. British veto to stand, Tohannerburg ceded, dual language schools courts and documents, disarmament after first Boer prisoners repatriated, no war tax, garrison costs to Grant Uritulo, and Boer leaders to remain in office where possible.
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Hague
South Africa
Pretoria
Tohannerburg
Grant Uritulo
Ofice
Death of Reverend T De Witt Talmage Pioneer Clergyman
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage, noted Presbyterian preacher, died at his Washington residence after six weeks of illness including influenza and catarrhal troubles. Born in Round Rock, Texas, he studied law briefly before entering ministry, then led churches in Syracuse Philadelphia and Brooklyn, served as Civil War chaplain, edited multiple journals and published sermons to an audience reaching millions. He moved to Washington in 1904 and was editor of the Christian Herald at his death.
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T. DeWitt Yalmng
Washington
Mer. Talmage
Thomas DeWitt Talmage
Round Rock
University of New York
New Brunswick Theological Secbary
United States
Europe
Advance
Frank Leslie
Christian Herald
Divine Healers at Blue Springs Conceal Death Three Days
At Blue Springs Missouri divine healers kept the death of Mrs. Nancy Ashley secret for three days while attempting to revive her by prayer. She died last Saturday without physician care and while under the healers' treatment, according to information to the county prosecutor.
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Blue Springs
Nancy Ashley
Ashley
Cost of the Boer War reaches £174 million in three years
The Chancery of the Exchequer reported to the House of Commons that 1902-03 ordinary expenditure stood at £126,159,000 with war charges of £45,450,000. Three-year war costs totaled £165,034,000, offset by expected repayments from Transvaal wealth and China indemnity. Deficit projected at £26,824,000, with additional war costs and tax changes shaping the year’s revenue.
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House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Head
Transvaal
Oklahoma Governor Pressed in Cleveland County Case
A Cleveland County case involves an injured woman who alleges a group of men forced entry and issued threats after a government award dispute. She appeals to Governor Perugsoo of Oklahoma for intervention and demands justice.
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Perugsoo
Oklahoma
Cleveland County
Murder near Des Moines shocks community reports two children killed
On the north outskirts of Des Moines a 15 year old girl Mary Peterson and 11 year old Thomas, children of dairyman Peter J Peterson, were murdered by an unknown person believed to be a black man. The boy died shortly after being found unable to describe his assailant. A farmer who heard moans discovered the bodies at midnight.
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Earreh
Des Moines
Jons
Mary Peterson
Thomas
Peter J. Peterson
Wan Allee
Ind
Honolulu groups plan Washington delegate on cable, fire aid
The Honolulu chamber of commerce and Merchants' association held meetings on the Pacific cable proposition and securing federal aid for Chinatown fire claims totaling over 9 million dollars. They decided to send a delegate to Washington, selecting J. G. Pratt of the Chinatown fret commissioners to depart immediately.
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Honolulu
Legacy for Dowie through Sutton will probate in Lake County
Frederick Sutton's will filed for probate names John Alexander Dowie head of Zionists and Elijah I as heir to about 550000 largely in New Zealand. Sutton left most to Dowie but remembered his sister and three brothers in New Zealand with a codicil.
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Dowie
Frederick Sutton
Lake County
John Alexander Dowie
Zionists
Elijah 1
New Zealand
Sutton
Cholera Alarm Rises in Manila and Provinces
The cholera situation remains alarming in Manila with 245 cases and 192 deaths. Provinces report 418 cases and 318 deaths. A Grant crewman was injured when a teamster jumped from an army transport legac to the ship near Samar. Denver man Nicholas De Temple killed himself after alledged insanity while en route to Denver. He described a recent robbery in Red Cloud before his death.
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Salt Lake
Manila
United States Army
Grant
Samariland
Nicholas de Temple
Denver
Burlington
Franklin
Neb
Red Cloud
de Temple
Spanish Cathedral Collapse Traps Victims in Ruins
A cathedral tower in Cienta Spain fell after a grand mass, destroying three houses and part of the cloisters. The remaining structure threatens collapse, with two bodies recovered and several injured. The entombed count is uncertain. In Cleveland a jealous ironworker shot John Turner, then waited for an ambulance as Turner died.
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Cienta
Spain
Lon and Hutt Fight at Juarez in Bull and Lion Battle
Spectators in Juarez Mexico witnessed a lion clash with a wild Samalayoca bull on a Sunday. Thousands attended including American women who made up about a quarter of the crowd. The contest lasted an hour with the bull not fatally injured. The lion was gored twenty five times and left powerless and unable to continue. When the lion was disabled the Mexican authorities halted the encounter.
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Juarez
Mexico
Week in Congress April 10 Debates on Foreign Policy
The April 10 congressional session featured debate on the Velirreim bill with Hitt reporting on the Cochran resolution seeking state department data about alleged Canadian action along the Alaska border. A Sulzer taxation report sought Louisiana governor correspondence on a Belish base near Louixl and shipments for British arms in South Africa. In LeNatre, Depew proposed a popular vote for senators with a uniform voter qualification and enforcement power. An attempt to vote on the Chinese bill failed.
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Haven
Illinois
Formles Affairs
Secretary of State
Landmarke
Hitt
Louisiana
Wit
Louixl
South Africa
LeNatre
Senate
Depew
United States
Congress
Debate on Cuban reciprocity and Chinese exclusion in Senate and House
April 11 to 14 coverage shows House debate on Cuban reciprocity with Long supporting and Shufroth opposing. Post office bill sent to conference. senators report river and harbor appropriations. Passages authorize naval device usage and pay a widow’s pension. Senate Chinese exclusion debate features sharp exchanges with Wu, Foraker, and McLaurin. conference reports on post office approved.
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House
Peye
United States
J. C. Parker
Arkansis
Hour
Umit
McKinley
Senate
Nature
China
Mitchell
Oregon
Toler
Colorado
Foraker
Ohio
Massachusetts
Mason
Howse
Messrs. McCall
Brantley
Georgia
Messrs. Robertson
Louisiana
Stev- 60S
Minnesota
McLaurin
House Debates Cuban Pro Reciproc Proviso Clear
The House closed debate on the Cuban reciprocity bill and leaders said the danger of harmful amendments is past and the bill should pass in committee form. Speakers included Swanson and White for the bill and Smith, Dayton, Murgess, Meyer, and Sutherland against. The Senate debate on the Chinese exclusion bill ended. Hansbrough reported a land office surveying instruction bill, which passed.
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Senate
Port Mall
Idaho
Fort Hall Hot Springs
Setate Eket
Idaho Valley
Perrant
Boise
Porvmalt
House
Messrs. Swanson
Wirkinin
White
Kentucky
W. Smith
Michigan
Dayton
West Virginia
Murgess
Texas
Meyer
Louisiana
Sutherland
Utah
Tr Serate
Hansbrough
Committee On Public Lands
General Land Office
Increase to Pensioners Senate Bill Boosts Pensions
The senate committee on pensions ordered favorable reports on bills to raise pensions for soldiers who lost arms legs or feet by 15 dollars monthly, and to raise from 30 to 10 dollars per month the pension for the totally deaf. The actions would add 1 300 000 to the annual pension appropriation and 28 000 to another.
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Senate Committee On Pensions
Sub-Committee Fails to Agree on Inauguration Date
A sub-committee of the house judiciary committee reports back without recommendation on changing the presidential inauguration date from March 4 to the last Thursday in April. Members Littlefield of Maine Thomas of Town and Clayton of Alabama heard arguments for and against the change before deciding.
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House Judiciary Committee
Littlefield
Maine
Thomas
Town
Clayton
Alabama
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