Idaho States News Roundup Sparks Local Economy Claims
Idaho county valuations rise by 45,096 over last year with totals near 2,851,318. multifaceted rural notes include Twin Falls berry farmer earnings, Coeur d Alene regatta plans, and large timber and agricultural outputs across Clearwater and Lewiston valleys. Government budgets, labor day prep, and new water systems are highlighted alongside weather and safety incidents.
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Haho
John Hmilkens
Twin Falls
d'Atene Boat Club
Hdim Dake Coeur d
Amut
Justin
Halley
Long Valley
Vaal
Lucelle
Grangerville Tuyere
Lewiston Valley
Tdaho
Caldwell
Nampa Bande
Weogalon
Bolse Tain
Moosevelt
Divid
Peter Cea
Mon Ping
Thorne
Bhalley
Dieth
Lewiston
Pourtesnth Cavalry
Oma
Marysville
St. An Y
Oregon
Idaho
Nathanael Vara
Ttme
Forest Service
Sawtooth Reserve
Eves
W. E& Pierce
Ansutbodtaert
Calewell Americas
Smake
Bensb
Weiand
Harriman warns of coming coal shortage this winter
H Harriman and two companions attended church at Trinity Episcopal cathedral in Omaha during a westward vacation on his special train. He cited a coal shortage this winter due to rising industrial demand, limited mine output, and freight car scarcity. He argued railroads are not solely to blame for car shortages and criticized recent rail-friendly legislation while noting higher material and labor costs.
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Omaha
H. Harriman
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Harriman
Strike Paralyses Press Service Across North America
Telegraphers strike from New York to San Francisco halts Associated Press service. Over 500 operators quit, seeks wage increase and shorter hours, with a 24 hour ultimatum. National Order of Railway Telegraphers may join, risking widespread disruption to railroad and Western Union business.
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Chicago
Welock
Associated Press
New York
San Francises
Hne
Gulf
United States
National Order of Railway Telegraphers
Western Union
Two Tak Men Drowned by Capsizing of Launch
In Cache valley near Logan Utah two young men William B Preston Jr and Solon Barber drowned when a gasoline launch capsized under a railroad bridge on Hear river Tuesday night. Preston son of W B Preston bishop, Barber brother of former state senator A G Barber were highly regarded locals. Nebeker Gowans and McAllister escaped and swam to shore.
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Logan
Utah
Cache Valley
Wiliam B. Preston, Jr
Solon Barber
Frank K. Nebeker
Horace Nebeker
Charles Gowans
Hoy
McAllister
Preston
Barber
Hear River
Benson
Nobekers
Gowans
W. B. Preston
Salt Lake Me
Harber
A. G. Barber
Speakers Planned for 15th National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento reports the anticipated program will include about twenty five set speeches and papers by national figures on conservation development and control of natural resources. Vice President Fairbanks and Senators Newland Bankhead Dick Emoot Heyburn Clark and Flint are listed among speakers with all California congressmen expected to attend.
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Sacramento
Ffteenth National Irrigation Congress
Fairbanks
United States
Newland
Nevada
Bankhead
Alabam
Ohio
Emoot
Utah
Heyburn and Clark
Wyoming
Flint
California
Canafornia
Navy commends heroism of Edward Wade Whitehead
Acting Secretary Newberry records the Navy department's commendation for Edward Wade Whitehead, first class boatswain's mate, who risked his life to save Sergeant John F. Cox during a landslide at Tutuila Samoa. Whitehead prevented Cox from being crushed as a relief party from the USS Adams arrived.
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Washington
Newberry
Navy Department
Edward Wade Whitehead
John F. Cox
United States
Adams
Spreading rails cause wreck of Great Northern train No. 4
Eastbound Great Northern passenger train No. 4 derailed about a mile west of Milan Washington when rails spread on a sharp curve. Every car left the track except the engine mail and baggage car. Twenty six injured, two seriously. Houses, cars and Believed river embankment.
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Spokane, Wash
Great Northern
Milan
Washington
Pull
Manila fire destroys 120 houses and leaves 600 homeless
A Sunday blaze in Manila, sparked by an electric wire, incinerated 120 native houses and left about 600 people homeless. The estimated damage reached 68,000 pesos as fire swept a 100 yard square area aided by heavy rain. no injuries were reported and victims are being cared for.
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Manila
Soldiers and Civilians Clash in Belfast Destruction
Serious disorders erupted in Belfast on Sunday with large strike meetings. Crowds clashed in Queen's Square as troops and police struggled to control violence. Reinforcements charged with clubs. civilians pelted with stones. Many injured on both sides amid bayonet threats.
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Belfast
Attenpon
Dawk
Mies
Queen's Square
Moroccan Sultan Warns Europeans of Threats in Casablanca
The Sultan of Morocco and Foreign Minister Ben Sitman sent a message to the French consul after an express warning about planned attacks on Europeans in Casablanca. The note claimed imminent danger and urged caution for expatriates and officials.
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Morocco
Serry Tangier
Tarvdeh Ben Sitman
Hae
Éxpres
Ofaret
Casablanca
A Hair Raising Invitation Showed Black Hand Initiation
New York and Paterson police uncover a chilling tale from suspect George Sportally who says he was lured into a patriotic Italian society linked to the Black Hand. Initiation involved blood, oaths of loyalty, and a dagger pressed to his chest as his name was entered in a bloodstained black book.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
George Sportally
Liquor Drives Boy to Shoot Self in Sparks Saloon
In Reno Sparks a Balt Lake youth, James Walter Mackey, drank seven beers and, while grappling a bartender’s pistol, fatally shot himself after hours of life support. Mackay, agent for Dennison News, had just traveled between Ogden and Sparks. Nearby in Kansas City a woman, Minnie Houde Shell, flagged a delayed California Limited train to warn of a collapsed bridge caused by heavy rains.
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Reno
Nevada
James Walter Mackey
Taylor
Utah
Gem
Sparks
Mackay
Dennison News Company
Ogden
Kansas City
Mre
Afinnie Houde Shell
Ricel
Kansan City
Steamer Nicaraguan Believed Lost After June 1 Passage
No word has been received since the British freight steamer Nicaraguan passed the Virginia capes on June 1. Dublin hopes for her safety have faded as arrival by June 2 was expected without success. The Nicaraguan is part of the Leyland fleet in the international Marine group.
Railroad Strike Settled in Colorado Conference Accord
The Colorado & Southern strike ends after talks with Grand Master Morrissey. An agreement sets a Denver meeting of general managers next Tuesday to discuss the two cent switchmen demand and unify settlements. All workers to be restored to their previous positions and strike breakers discharged.
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Denver, Coln
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Morrissey
Denver
Law and Order Victoriously In San Francisco Primaries
San Francisco returns show the Eagan McCarthy regular organization dominating the urban labor party, defeating Casey tickets in every district. The Ryan Republican league beat Postmaster Fisk and Herrin organization, winning about 142 of 149 delegates, signaling graft prosecutions and organizational control shifting toward Roosevelt. Democratic minor fight favors McNab but overall weak showing.
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San Francisco
Eagan-McCarthy
Labor Party
Casey
Ryan Republican League
Arthur Fisk
Thegular Herrin Republican Organization
Herrin and
Harriman
Roosevelt
Byington-Mahaney
McNab
Mon
Officer Shoots Montana Man Amid Bath Time Chaos
Patrolman Samuel Emmons near Amennds is under arrest for assault in a disturbance at a bath where Arthur Kelly was shot. Emmons, pursuing a fugitive, forced entry, and Kelly, bathing, resisted, leading to a critical incident and subsequent charges.
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Montana
Samuel Emmons
Rockivas
Arthur Kelly
Kelly
Emmons
Perss
Poors
Jetlicemun
Rane Ketly
Orm
Typhoon Flood and Earthquake Ravage Japan
Central Japan suffers heavy death toll and vast property loss from floods, landslides, and a fierce typhoon. Islands near Izu report hundreds dead. Takigawa ground subsidence. Seno river banks fail. Kure region damaged. Kobe and Osaka harbor vessels sunk with many saved. Relief ships dispatched by government.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Kazushima
Izu
Pate
Takigawa
Hiroshima
Seno
Yano
Nakano
Okukalla
Aki
Kure
Futagawa
Sakaigawa
Kobe
Osaka
Judge Charged With Murder in Center Texas
Houston reports Judge H. H. Short arrested at Center while presiding over a civil case on an inflicting murder charge. Bond set at 10000 dollars after postponement. Dr. Mike Paul was killed during pursuit of a negro, Dick Garrett, who fled to Short’s home and fired on the crowd. Garrett was later tried, militia guarded the courthouse, and he was hanged for murder. Two grand juries failed to indict Short until the third convened.
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Houston
Texas
H. H. Short
Center
Tex
Mike Paul
Dr. Paul
Dick Garrett
Garrett
Short
Paul
Judge Short
Tangier
Casablanca
Drodes
Muley Amin
France
Giant Powder Fire Destroys City Freight Depot
A massive powder fire at the Colorado & Southern freight depot in Boulder at 1 Sunday morning destroyed the depot and vast freight within thirty minutes. The blast enveloped a powder house with 1,000 pounds of dynamite, exploded with a shock that knocked down firemen and spectators. Two men were fatally injured and many structures suffered shattered glass and damage. the city faces about $250,000 in losses. A brick house near the depot was moved by the blast.
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Boulder
Colon
J. W. Reeves
Colorado & Southern Road
Reeves
Colorado & Northern Railway
Colorado & Southern
J. J. McCabe
Will Be Fight to Finish Telegraph War Expands
Telegraph operators strike across the United States and Canada after hampering Chicago firms. National Secretary Russell urges New York workers to save earnings and await orders while President Small is urged to head to Chicago. Companies vow to fight to a finish, accusing the union of stalling and preparing for a bitter confrontation with strikebreakers housed in Chicago.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Russell
New York
Small
Telegraphers’ Union
San Francisco
Anti Monarchist Rebels to Land in China in Three Bands
Victoria B C The steamer Athenian brings news that the Chinese legation at Tokio telegraphed the Chinese government that an invasion by anti monarchist rebels is planned They intend to land at Yangzhou and advance in three bands one on Tientsin another on Wuchang and a third on Nanking There is no confirmation of any active preparations.
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Victoria
B. C
Tokio
Yangzhou
Tientsin
Wuchang
Nanking
Legation
Mexican Plot Discovered In Los Angeles Headquarters
The Herald reports a group named La Lila terrad or La Revolution claims to lead over 20 000 Mexican laborers seeking to overthrow the Diaz government and assassinate Presidents Diaz and Roosevelt with Nicardo Magon 28 as leader. The faction condemns Diaz and Roosevelt for alleged conspiracies against Mexican workers in the United States.
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Diaz
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
the Herald
San Fernando Street
la Lila Terrad
Mexican Sons of Liberty
Mexico
Diax
Nicardo Magon
Standard Oil Seeks Stay of Execution in Bond Dispute
In Chicago, Standard Oil lawyers filed an assignment of errors in federal court and sought an appeal with a supersedeas. They urged a bond equal to costs, while the government demanded 29 million 240 thousand dollars to cover Judge Landis's fine, pending stay. The appeal hinges on 116 cited errors claimed by the defense. Salt Lake Operators Strike in Western Union Office Leaves 36 on the Picket Line. The walkout includes three women and about a dozen check and telephone girls after a discharge of Rodney W. Bartlett for refusing to handle a wire run from Chicago amid Chicago workers’ strike.
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Chicago
Standard Oi! Company
United States District Court
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil
Landis
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Western Union
Rodney W. Bartlett
W. A. Long
Murphy Will Recover From Illness At Trial
Denver attorney John H. Murphy general counsel for the Western Federation of Miners is on the road to health after suffering tuberculosis during Haywood case work. He persisted at the trial despite warnings from physicians and is now expected to fully recover. New York police inquiry into railroads prompts an Interborough Metropolitan car change to side doors in the subway at a cost over 1900 dollars.
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Denver
Atormey
John H. Murphy
Western Federation of Miners
Murphy
Haywood
New York Police Service Commission
Street Car Company
New York
Public Service Commission
William Ivins
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Cara
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Laysan
Max Sehlemmer
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