Idaho State News Highlights From July Turbulence and Incidents
Idaho news recounts a busy period with rainfall in July, labor unrest as bartenders organize in Horse, and a flood of land purchases by eastern buyers near Roswell. Reports cite deer populations, rail and mine developments in Northern Idaho, a jailbreak escape, an attempted train crime, and a water electric plant project. Casualties include a barber winning a prison escape and several injuries from various accidents across Payette, Nampa, and Owyhee areas.
Starved babes to death in Chicago home case
Police have arrested Mea Neel Campbell on charges of allowing an infant to die from starvation nourishment. The girl Viola Campbell, fourteen, swears eight other infants died at the Campbell house on Well street. Dr Wellfeld refused to certify the latest death as starvation. Campbell denies eight deaths, admits three in recent months, says the Friday child was related to her sister.
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Chicago
Mea
Neel Campbell
Wellfeld
Campbell House
Alnoo
Viola Campbell
Mra. Campbell
Welle Street
Bhonnya
Mra
Battle Still Rages At Agua Dulce Continges
Dispatches from Gen Balazar, governor of Panama, report ongoing combat as Colombian government forces about 7 000 men clash with revolutionary forces near Agua Dulce Contioges. About 4 000 revolutionists in the Panama department, with Agu Pulee 70 miles from Panan, in a hard to reach area, eight days by land and unreliable water routes impede communications.
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Agua Dulue
Balazar
Department of
Panama
Agua Dalce
Agus Pulee
Pavan
Charge Against Buller Over Army Waggons Controversy
In Manchester at a British Medical Association meeting, General Sir Redvers Buller is accused of using army medical wagons marked Red Cross to carry ammunition to the front and to arm bearer companies as escorts during the Boer War of 1881. The Surgeon General cites the principal medical officer as the orders source and notes no complaint would be raised about past actions.
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Tod ‘Cran
Hamilton
British Medical Association
Manchester
Sir Redvers Buller
Nedicu
Buller
Romani Child Stealers Arrested Near Marion Indiana
A band of Romani people is jailed in Marion County for child stealing. They allegedly abducted the three year old daughter of Henry Herman from her grandparents during an outing and fled south. The child was spotted in South Marion at a saloon by Mr. Wilson, who helped recover her. Authorities pursued and arrested several members.
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Marion
Ind
Henry Herman
South
Wilson
Wilson, A Friend of Her Parents. Mr. Wilson
Onn
Peles
Lynchor Arcented and other court notes in Virginia
Harry Nipple is charged with being implicated in the lynching of Craven at Lesburg Virginia on Thursday night He was remanded to jail without a further hearing requested by Virginia authorities He has counsel to resist removal to Virginia A.M. Potter late legislator of Waverly was found unconscious in Des Moines and died likely from morphine or chloral poisoning Inquest notes Indianan dosing and stomach chemical tests awaited Frank Eli Scott of Muscatine remembers little from Friday night before Potter’s death
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Harry Nipple Lavnder
Craven
Lesburg
Nipple
Justice Wood
Virginia
A. M. Potter
Waverly
Town
Des Moines
Potter
Inudanum
Frank Eli Scott
Muscatine
Tomwart
Forty waifs rounded up in Chicago police raid
Chicago police, under probationary command, swept downtown streets Wednesday night and gathered forty children ages seven to fourteen found begging and peddling. Boys and girls were loaded into wagons after being caught, while many others escaped. children held at Morrison Street station for Visitation and Aid Society investigation.
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Chicago
Morrison Street
Visitation and Aid Society
War on Mosquitoes New York Health Board Plan
President Lorderls of the New York health board orders a systematic campaign against mosquitoes. Seventeen inspectors will map ponds and identify stagnant water in Greater New York. Twenty five barrels of oil will be placed on water in Central Park.
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Lorderls
New York Health Board
Materia District
Greater
New York
Central Park
Lightning Claims Two Oklahoma Residents and Wisconsin Missing Woman
A Guthrie Oklahoma rural mail carrier Charles Campbell was killed by lightning near Harperville while on his route. Neighbor A K Freeman was struck unconscious. In Wisconsin, the body of Mrs George Wolf found buried in sand four miles south of Chippewa Falls. the husband vanished after June 27 drive, body marks suggest blunt force.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Charles Campbell
Billings
Bliss
Harperville
A. K. Freeman
Harvester
George Wolf
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wolf
Hollinger
Marke
Prison Break by Dynamite and Bloodhounds
A gang of sixteen convicts led by Gus Hyatt blew a hole in the Tennessee penitentiary and escaped. Fifteen fled. one, Gd Carney, was killed. Joe Loss and James Work were captured. others eluded pursuers as posses hunt with bloodhounds. Dynamite came from outside. Doe the Winchester robber aided the breakout. Six escapees were government convicts. rest state convicts.
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Gus Hyatt
Desperado
Tennessee Penitentiary
Gd. Carney
Nashville
Joe Loss
James Work
Hyatt
Doe
Winchester
Earthquakes Destroy Almont California Town in Night
A seismic disturbance in Los Alamoa valley Santa Barbara county leveled Almont, creating fissures, new hills, and ruined property. The quake sequence began Sunday with major damage near Carriga ranch oil wells, with aftershocks through Monday and a strong 1:20 am Thursday event. Property losses reach about $30,000, likely higher with regional damage.
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California
Almont
Los Alamoa
Santa Barbara County
Western Union Oil Company
Carriga Ranch
Tracy Escapes to Wyoming as Bank Hold-Up Plot Emerges
Fugitive Harry Tracy, now in eastern Washington, is described as unwounded, armed with four guns and 200 rounds, provisioning for two days with two horses. He plans to rob a bank or express car and has promised 85,000 to supporters of his Oregon penitentiary escape, aiming for Hole-in-the-Wall Wyoming. In Salt Lake City, oil man J W McCaslin killed Miss Lottie Russell then shot himself after a domestic dispute, wounding Max Peters. the tragedy followed a return from the Salt Palace with the victims.
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Harry Tracy
Washington
Tracy
Oregon
Hole-in-the-Wall
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
J. W. McCassie
Lottie Russell
Max Peters
McCaslin
Salt Palace
Miss Russell
Mr. Peters
Huge Floating Dock To Build In America For Philippines
The Navy will invite bids for a 16 000 ton floating drydock to carry a battleship built in the United States and towed to the Philippines. Valued at 1 550 000 dollars, it will be among the largest docks ever made. Admiral Endicott has prepared the specifications. Tugging plan depends on where built, Pacific or Atlantic via Suez.
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Navy Department
United States
Philippines
Admiral Endicott
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Pacific
Atlantic
Suez Canal
War Ends In Haiti Cable Report From Cape Haytien
Captain McCrea of the gunboat Machin s cables the navy department that the Haytian outbreak is practically over after interviews with authorities. Dated Aug 4 at Cape Haytien the message says Nationales are well armed Rebels have been driven from critical positions little enthusiasm no further danger of serious disturbances.
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McCrea
Machins
Navy Department
Hayti
Cape Haytien
Growth of Pension Roll and Immigration Debate
Commissioner of Pensions Ware predicts about 10 000 new pensioners from latest legislation. July first count stood at 109 146, showing steady growth driven by Congress measures. Johannesburg Times correspondent protests Chinese labor imports, urging government to intervene while promoting female immigration to South Africa. United Mine Workers HQ in Shamokin PA reports mass aid requests from striking miners families, with some workers refused aid threatening to return to non union work.
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Ware
Congress
Johannesburg
London Times
South Africa
United Mine Workers
Shamokin
Atrikera
Explosion at Mount Kimbla Colliery Kills Many
A mine explosion at Mount Kimbla colliery near Wollongong Australia wrecked surface buildings. Twenty-seven bodies recovered while 149 miners escaped. about 100 remain entombed with a fire burning in parts of the pit and prospects for rescue grim.
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Mount Kimbla
Wollongong
Sydney
N. 8
Tts
Marcos Island Dispute Echoes in Tokio Press
A Tokio dispatch notes the Japanese press treats the Marcos Island ownership dispute as calm. It cites an American claim and Japan's position, while public opinion leans toward U S resolve and dismisses guano deposits as illusory due to heavy rains washing them away.
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Marcos Island
Tokio
United States
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Parma
Idahy County
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Degra
Wieleu
Nacape
William Harkins
MH. &. Wood
Holm
Sleeter
Welver Valley
Oring & Ayton
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Edon Moore
Payette
Wen
Salwrford
Aear Black
South Valiora
Lawton
C. T
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Sherif Rice
Pocatello
Er. B. Avery
Providence
R. 1
Owyhee
Dan Hawkins
Hawkins
Lem County
Crooked River
Idaho
Dewey
Thunder Mountain
Walt Vans
Amos K. Zeigler
Custer County
Om August Seigler
Rank
Medleret
Walser ‘Tharnings
W. A. Durham
Binkfoot
OM. Prize
J. M. Davaldade
Pocatello Creels
Waldo
Durham
Crie
Sweetwater
Leo Henry
Badiank
Blabe Packing
Herovision Company
Idaho Palle
Idaho Falls
Si Noutha
Themes Handers
Dolse
Hie Camp
Summit Vint
Hols County
Summit Fiat
Alus
Lust
Lynchor Arcented
George S Richardson
Miners’ Organization
Kans
Kanean
Missouri
Arkansas
Ladian
Omoers
Charles Anderson
Hagerstown
Grand Junction
Colo
Anderson
Los Angeles
Manila
Kara
Hedy
Salt
America
MacCrea
Prac
New South Wales
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