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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1902

Page

2

Idaho State News Summary From Caldwell to Pocatello

Idaho items report work on the new Caldwell power house, a Labor Day proclamation, a boy injured by a bicycle rider, and light frost in some areas. Rain and hail affect Seren Derji. fatality near Halley and mining deals in Halley. Ada county tax rise refused, deaths of Jacob Yearin in Salt Lake City, labor strike rumors near Huntington. Blackfoot and Weiser news, bond vote for Galloway site and Weiser irrigation expansion. Wood River water concerns, Republican ticket nominations for Idaho offices, and an Oregon Short Line employee injured at Pocatello.

Caldwell Dannie Herold Halley State Board of Equalization Ada County Mayette Huntington Malhour Sahco Lietun Miachfoot Min & Elevator Company Blackfoot Idaho Mwek Galloway Weiser Wood River Hellevie

Pierce Fighting in Haiti Battles Reach Linde Village

In Haiti the village of Linde, eighty-two miles north of Pork an Vrinee, was attacked by provisional government troops from Limbe. The fight lasted from midnight Monday to midday Tuesday, with heavy casualties and the town set ablaze. Reinforcements arrived aboard gunboats Creton-Merret, and Norde moved to command, while another clash occurred Tuesday at Marmwelade with scarce details.

Linde Pork An Vrinee Limbe Mirminite Ambonite Creton-Merret Norde Provisional Government Marmwelade Cape Haltien

Miles to Go to Philippines War Dept Order to Miles

The War Department signed by Acting Secretary Cary Swanger approves Major General Miles to sail to the Philippines in September to inspect army conditions. He will focus on war administration, discipline, and supplies, reporting findings while not meddling in political matters. He will be accompanied by two staff members.

War Department Liewt Milew Philippines Cary Swanger Actig Philipnes Hieneral Miles Geners Chaffee bin Ste Wasnt Davis Jenet

Rain of Shells at Chudad Holivar Amid Revolution

The town faced a night bombardment as Bolivar and Restumrador attempted to land forces to retake the plac e About 600 shells hit the city. After exhausting gunboat ammunition the attackers withdrew to Guayara for more supplies and plan to resume bombardment. No foreign warships guard the Deloco river while Britain is blamed in Cladad Holivar for leaving 3,900 Frost Heitain residents unsheltered.

Chudad Holivar Atiil Bolivar Restumrador Plac Tha Guayara Deloco

Man Hunt in Idaho After Northern Pacific Robbery

A posse searches rural Idaho near Sand Point for train robbers who held up a Northern Pacific express. Authorities seek to locate part of the gang before sunset. One man was arrested on an opinion but released. two tramps from the tender are being held for questioning as the case unfolds.

Northern Pacific Express Sand Point Idaho G Real Northern Railway Beables Abertis Npwrest Thor

Cheyenne News Brings Fatal Fire Report From Nebraska

Ranchman Lee Sage arrives in Cheyenne with word of a Nebraska tire explosion at Hiebring that killed six. A. H. McCampsey and his wife, two children, a 1 year old, and two other girls perished as kerosene sparks touched clothing during attempted escape. The mother and father stayed to save the children and also died.

Lee Sage Cheyenne Hiebring Neb A. H. McCampsey McCampney

Rush for Farming Lands Opens in Oklahoma Opening

The Supreme Court decision attaching a four mile wide strip of land to Oklahoma from the Chickasaw nation has drawn thousands to El Reno. Land offices report a flood of filings, with 40 plus registrations on Tuesday and special trains bringing in crowds. Around 1,300 farmers are poised to settle the strip.

Ue Supreme Cour Oklahoma Chickaway Nation el Reno

Murder Mystery in Idaho Points to Deliberate Fire Murder

A burned, nearly unrecognizable body found near Downey station Idaho is believed murdered and then set among embers to hide the crime. Coroner Bean and Deputy Sheriff Griffiths traveled from Pocatello to investigate the gruesome find identifying the victim as Bruce a former Pocatello printer.

Downey Station Idaho Coro~ner Bean Grifiths Pocatello Bruce Pocatello Yeurs

Train Robbery in Idaho by Seven Men Not Punished

A westbound Northern Pacific train was held at Sand Point Idaho sixty five miles east of Spokane at 11 PM Monday by seven armed robbers. They forced the engineer to pull the train up the track and attempted to wreck the baggage car with dynamite. The explosion failed and after fifteen minutes the robbers departed leaving passengers unharmed as guards fired revolvers to keep them inside.

Northern Pacific Sand Point Ida Spokane Wash

Our Commerce with Cuba War Department Summary

The insular division of the war department publishes Cuba trade figures. Imports into Cuba totaled 225 million dollars during occupation while exports were 45 million dollars less. The United States supplied 4 percent of imports and took 75 percent of exports. sugar largely went to the U S. The balance of trade favored Cuba though not as strongly as prior years.

Insular War Department Cuba United States

United States Gold and Silver Production for 1901

George B. Roberts reports U S production in 1901 totaling 9 405 500 ounces of gold valued at 74 066 700 a drop of 504 900 or 0 03 per cent from 1900 Nevada shows large gains from Onoonah Nye county while Alaska records the biggest drop due to late season and litigation Silver output reaches 55 214 000 ounces valued at 23 124 400 down 2 433 000 ounces or 5 per cent from 1900 Utah Park City district leads silver gains while Colorado Montana Idaho and South Dakota show declines in output

George B. Roberts Mint United States Nevaila Onoonah Nye County South Dakota Idaho Oregon Alaska Utah Park City Nevada New Mexico Washington Colorado Montana South Datcota

Mayor Pendleton Confesses to Bigamy Plot and Death Ruse

James Pendleton mayor of Gentry Missouri admitted to Lyons County sheriff and reporters that he spread a false death and burial story to escape bigamy charges. He used the aliases Morris and Cox, married a second wife, and concealed his identity while facing arrest. Pendleton, with a wife and five children, was linked to a missing coffin episode near Orlando Oklahoma. He is held for trial at the October term.

Kansas City Star Emporia Kao Saye James Pendleton Gentry Lyons County Orlando Okla Pendleton Gra. Okley-Morris Morris John Cox Miss Obrey Egyporia Jane Morrix Olela Cox

Gophers Spread Disease In Rocky Mountain Region

Health report cites Surgeon Cobb on spotted fever in Montana Bitter Root valley and elsewhere. Tick bites carry fever germ. gophers in the area harbor parasites and immunity. Separate incident: Tom Joven, a Black man, lynched near Seven Spring after assault on Mrs Smith, ten attackers tied him to a tree and shot him.

Whe Marine Hospital Service J. 0. Cobb Rocky Mountains Montana Cobb Tom Joven Hin

Rebels Capture Gunboat Boyaca Near Panama

Insurgent gunboat Padilla captured the Colombian government vessel Boyaca on August 1 after a short unequal fight. The ship carried about 300 soldiers under Generals Ferrero and Bano, cannons, ammunition, and a large sum of money. Flying the insurgent flag, Boyaca now guards Panama harbor entrance as reports spread that Agua Dulce fell and Morales Berti may have surrendered. The insurgents may attack Colon soon, while the government seeks a new Pacific wet vessel for use near Colon.

Boyacs Panama Boyaca Padilla Ferrero Bano Morales Berti Agua Dulce Pana—na Harbor Herrera Colon Atlantic United States Pacific

Race riot erupts at Indiana late Sunday

In Flangaville Indiana a clash between about 200 black and white workers at National Malleable Casting spilled into violence after a ball game. Stones bricks and clubs flew. Two people were killed and several injured as whites drove blacks from the field. Police formed crowds and arrests were made as efforts to capture others continued.

Flangaville Indiana National Malleable Casting Company

Hanna Gives It Up on Coal Strike Talks in Buffalo

Senator Hanna, in a Sunday interview at Buffalo, said he has exhausted his efforts to end the coal strike and will not pursue arbitration. He asserted there is no chance for arbitration while miners refuse to arbitrate and that the miners will resist as long as they can fight. Carupano in Venezuela was occupied by government forces with no opposition, lifting the blockade. In the Philippines, cholera reports show 24,266 cases and 10,040 deaths officially, with higher real totals. Manila reported six cases last Saturday and Ilocos Norte logged 414 episodes and 317 deaths recently.

Hanna Buffalo N. Y Senator Hanna Carupano Venexad United States Bowen Caracas Venezuela State Department Cumano Cholers Philippines Manila Luzon Ilocos Norte

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