Idaho State News Mixed Local Reports From Idaho
A Payette man plans to invest 10000 to arrest in Caldwell on a charge of border stealing. Sugar company to spend 7000000 to Nampa next month. Weiser farmer threshed 26 percent bushels of oats from four irrigated land. A boy drowns crossing a canal at Caldwell. A Moscow man drowns visiting Avalon. Caldwell club seeks Nour mill. farmers pledge 60000 bushels. Sugar beet condition favorable with few exceptions. A five story Masonic temple is proposed in Below for 25000. Wheat yields near Emmett averaged 40 bushels per acre without irrigation. Payette’s new milling output 76 barrels daily. Aged 11 boy injured after horse fall. Medical oddity in Lewiston. Pioneer Moran burns to death in cabin. Mountain Home wiring rush continues. A 14 year old drowned at Bellevue amid fainting spells. A 15 year old shot in Clear Creek. recovery uncertain. A 120 fine verdict in Hartweig case over sheep erasure. Randalls trawater murder case: killer freed after hearing. An unknown man dies at Coeur d'Alene in dynamite mishap. State Board of Equalization to convene on the 14th to review county assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocharles Schimp
Payette
Onder
Caldwell
Heat Sugar Company
Nampa
al Emerick
Weiser
Hoy Keener
Dr. J. A Keener
Moscow
Avalon
Catwlan Islands
Caldwell Commercial Club
D. Vedimurg
Benath
Emmett
Blame Placed on s ensign for Bennington blast
Washington reports the court of inquiry found the Bennington explosion aboard the gunboat Hentington near San Diego July 2 resulted from a valve linking the boiler to the steam line. The ruling cleared most officers and crew, while Ensign Charles T Wade faced possible court martial as the sole survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bovaparte
Boonan
Hentington
San Diexd
Cal
Bennington
Prafee
Charles T. Wade
Platform Collapse at Beth David Rowman Ceremony
Platform collapsed during the corner stone ceremony of the Beth David Rowman orthodox church on Miller Street near Washington. More than 500 people including three rabbis and numerous attendees were precipitated fifteen feet into a cellar, with most suffering cuts and bruises but no reported fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Beth David Row
Miller Street
Washington
Chhurch
Detrich Sons Among Those Drowned After Bethel Steamer Jumps
On the Kuskokwim river near Bethel in July two of Henry Detrich’s halfbreed sons and four native passengers leaped overboard from a small steamer fearing an explosion from a leaking safety valve. One native was rescued but six people died.
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Seattle
Henry Detrich
Alaska
Bethel
Kuskokwim
Detrich
Steer Causes Death on Rus sian River Bridge
Guerneville resident Aaron H. Keene was instantly killed when a steer drove him from a county bridge railing over the Rus sian river. The 200 foot bridge broke as a stockman’s herd passed, sending Keene into the water below as bathers watched. Nearby, a bloody feud near Alice station left multiple deaths and serious wounds as Frederick Miller and relatives were ambushed en route to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerneville
Cat
Aaron H. Keene
Russian River
Keene
Keane
Harriman
Tenn
Alice Station
Harriman Jonctson
Frederick Miller
John Miller
Fred Johnson
Henry Miller
Fred Miller
Pastor Emil W. H. Babb killed saving sons from runaway horse
In Los Angeles Rev. Emil W. H. Babb of Zion German Methodist Church died after being thrown from a buggy while trying to slow a runaway horse to protect his two sons. He suffered a skull fracture and died moments later. The pastor’s sons were unharmed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Emil WH. Babb
Zion German Methodist Church
Nidht
East Main Street
Enet Lake Park
Roosevelt Seeks Arbitration In Russo Japanese Talks
Portsmouth NH Roosevelt's push for arbitration aims to bridge irreconcilable differences between Russia and Japan. The final decision rests with Czar Nicholas II in St Petersburg and with Tokyo. Pressure from Roosevelt and neutrals appears to be guiding Japan toward moderation on indemnity and Sakhalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Japan
Great Britain
Claude MacDonald
Katsura
Baron de Rosen
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Nicholas
Sakhalin
iBANNER WHEAT CROP IS THE PREDICTION
Washington reports favorable conditions across seven states from Minnesota to Oregon. Acreage up in Minnesota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon, with South Dakota and North Dakota mixed. Estimates place winter wheat across Idaho Washington Oregon at over 6.6 million, 10.1 million, and 7.98 million bushels respectively. spring wheat in Utah around 4.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
Puget Sound
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
United States
Agricultural Department
North Dakota
South Dakota
Itaho
Utah
Trolley Accident at Butte Kills Ten and Injures Many
In Butte Montana ten people were killed and more than a score injured when a freight car crashed into a crowded trolley on Utah Street near the Great Northern tracks. Passengers returning from Columbia gardens included men women and children. The motorman stopped before the crossing and a yard engine began switching across the street, the trolley struck and thrown twenty five feet, crumpling into kindling as the freight car piled atop the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Mont
Great Northern Railroad
Utah Street
Columbia Gardens
Jasual
Cosing
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Destructive Flood in Southern Missouri Claims Four Drowned
A cloudburst Saturday at Southwest City in extreme southern Missouri caused four deaths and $200000 in damages. Photographer O Kelsey perished when his two story building was swept away and dashed to pieces against a tree. Ned Smith and two others, unnamed, drowned while attempting to rescue Kelsey.
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Joplin
Southwest City
Missouri
O. Kelsey
Ned Smith
Kelsey
Elijah Dowie Ukase On Zionist Birth Policy
A Chicago issued ukase by Joan A Dowie orders Zion followers to bring a baby to baptism each year and forbids premarital embraces. It directs marriages only with Apostle John Alexander F consent and advocates evangelizing by birth rate amid Zion’s crusade against race suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joan A. Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
John Alexander F
Telegrapher strike ends. few reinstated in Misoula
After the telegraphers strike is called off, men apply to Superintendent Gibson of the Rocky Mountain division for old jobs in Missoula Montana. Fewer than one in ten are reinstated, and most strikers have found work on other lines.
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Missoula
Mont
Gibson
Rocky Mountain Division
Cubans Kill Rice Bill In Senate Clash
The Cuban senate Friday afternoon killed the rice bill after much debate and diplomatic pressure. President Palma refused to use his office for the measure and advised delaying the bill until after elections. Cubans see no impact on the reciprocity treaty with the United States.
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Havana
Senate
Palma
Squiers
United States
Ward forces daughter to poison then ends life
Frank Ward, foreman at Pueblo Steel works yard gang, caused the death of his 16 year old daughter Frances by forcing poison and then committed suicide using the same drug. Neighbors say he had been drinking heavily and had threatened to kill himself and the girl. Ward was a widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Cole
Frank Ward
Pueblo
Frances
Ward
Fairbanks Visit Draws Large Vermont Reception
Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks arrived by special train from Burlington to Rutland Vermont where Major Manning hosted a public reception attended by several thousand. Fairbanks spoke informally for ten minutes praising Vermont and concluded that Portsmouth would bring peace.
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Rutland
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Burlington
Major Manning
Vermont
Portsmouth
Provo Man Wins Uintah Reservation Capital Prize
The Uintah reservation home drawing in Provo awarded Roy Daniels of Provo the first land choice at age 21. Other winners included Noah Baldock of Vernal and Gary L. Ball of Salt Lake, with about 3,000 people watching as boxes were opened and envelopes drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Uintah Reservation
Roy Daniels
Daniels
James E. Daniela
Spanish Fork Canyon
Noah Baldock
Vernal
Gary L. Ball
Salt Lake
John H. Partridge
Goshen
Utah
Colorado
Blacksmith Brown
Lyman Noyes
Peace Prospects Brighten Between Russia and Japan
Portsmouth, N H. peace prospects grow brighter as articles are agreed. Japan gains influence in Korea and control over Manchuria while Russia relinquishes leases on Port Arthur and nearby islands. China sovereignty is restored in Manchuria and Eastern rail line ceded to China with limits on Russian sea power and warship surrender to be addressed. Fishing rights north of Vladivostok proposed for Japan.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Russia
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
China
Shaocing
Port Arthur
Dalney
Blonde
el- Not Islands
Chinese Eastern Railroad
Vladivostok
Sakhalin
Far East
Train plunges through open bridge draw at Bruce station
An Atlantic Coast Line excursion train from Kingston to Norfolk plunged through an open bridge draw near Bruce station. Twenty to thirty passengers, mostly Black, in the first car were killed or injured as the engine and first coach sank in about twelve feet of water. Only the train crew and promoters survived. air brakes failed and bridge orders were reportedly ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Atlantic Coast Line
Kingston
N. C
Bruce Station
Freman
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Bots
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D. Mudvelman
Patrick Moran
Idahy
Mur:ray
Mountain Home
Coulter
Arthur Weber
Hellevue
Carl Hyatt
Dewey Road
Murphy
Alex Rawling
Clear Creek
Baldwin
Hanlon
Lewiston
Herman Hartweig
George Kern
Hartwele Suet
Kern
Hartweig
Randalls Trawater
Roosevelt Road
Charles Hanlin
Tom Littl
Hanlin
Coeur d'Alen
State Board of Equalization
Sensigh
Court of Inquiry
Steer
Tennessee
Sens
Butte
Elijah Dowie
Provo Wan
Capital Prize
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