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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
3
The Boston Globe notes rice is the principal food for China and its dependencies with 400 million people, India with 275 million, Japan's 40 million, and other Asia and Africa groups totaling about 100 million. Combined, 815 million people, or half the earth’s population, rely on rice.
MISS LEOPOLD and SECY LIEDERKRANZ, of Menashi Wisconsin, report relief from a three year run down condition after using Peruna as a blood remedy and tonic. They say a few bottles improved health, appetite, flesh and strength, with head pains easing and overall recovery.
Reports from Cape Haitian describe a serious revolution in Santo Domingo led by General Navarro. Forces landed near Reviere and captured Dajabon causing pillage and deaths. Revoltants move toward Monte Christi as General Deschamps may join to support former President Jiminez amid anarchy and halted commerce in the north.
Ernest Stackpole, on trial for Joel Scheck's murder in Los Angeles, slipped from the courtroom into Judge James's chamber before being stopped by Sheriff Harrington. The attempted escape, the second during the trial, was thwarted as stackpole was returned to the courtroom in handcuffs.
London dispatch reports a collision at Schdrepaniza frontier post amid Turko Bulgarian incidents. Athens wires that King George plans to seek intervention from King Edward at Marionbad to aid Greece against Bulgarian excesses.
Warsaw dispatch reports widespread distress and almost no street traffic due to life threats. Soldiers ordered to fire on suspects, hospitals overcrowded with patients on floors, morgue holds thirty eight corpses found in streets, many more buried secretly.
The Washington comptroller received telegraph advices that the First National Bank of Chelsea Massachusetts was closed by its directors. Examiner Ewer was named receiver after reporting that large excessive loans to officers and directors caused the failure.
Springfeld US Bank Examiner Jones to the auditor of public accounts reports that Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago defalcations through President Stensland’s management total about $1,000,000 and may exceed that. He calls the bank’s closing the culmination of a remarkable and conspicuous banking career.
A Boston writer boasts of a disciplined 12 hour day for verse, criticism, and a children’s world history. The piece also covers paint color choices to reflect heat, argues about warm versus cold tints, warns that improper tinting reduces durability, and notes Australia funding a war on rabbits with experiments on Broughton Island led by Dr. Danysa.
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