Public echoose at Star and Idaho notes
Idaho State News from Shoshone reports a third teacher hired for the Star public echoose near The Quaker church three miles south of Star as work nears completion. Other items include Moscow wells yielding a sound tamarack log, proposed Kootena county split naming Roonevet with county seat, Patton on trial at Lewiston for ill advised deals. Charlot Lewis acquitted. Payette’s sheep herder Charing DB and Jackson scene. a near fatal bull incident near Payette. Boise Blues vs Payette on Thanksgiving with 24 to 0 score. Soversign of Knights of Labor hemorrhage but improving. mail contract awarded to Barnes of Nampa. Mountan Home real estate activity. live stock shipments from Oregon Short Line. Moncow ruling increasing penalties for impersonation in legal profession. Virginia group finds 206 to gold in 000 foot assay. Idaho building at World’s Fair wins second prize. Mrs Turver injured in horse accident and drowns after fall. Oregon Short Line breach line contract awarded to Utah Construction. Frank McDowell proves roads passable by automobile. O Neill to establish Bank of Montrealer with $30,000 capital. Meadows-Meadows line to ease border crossing.
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Moscow
Kootena County
Roonevet
J. C. Patton
Lewiston
Charlot Lewis
Culdesac
Patton
Moncow
Tha ‘Virgais
Idaho
A. J. Turver
Esitionamum
Welser
Oregon
Utah Construction Company
Alte
Barber Lumber Company
Cay Faberty
Frank McDowell
Bia Automobile
McDowell
BF. O'Neil
Wallace
Bank of
Montrelier
O'Neil
Mattation
Weber in court as money found ties bank robbery to murder case
Adolph Weber faces renewed charges after $5 540 in gold was found hidden in his Weber barn. Authorities link the coins to a prior bank robbery, while Weber, awaiting trial for killing his father his mother his brother and sister and setting fire to the home, questions the timing of the bank case. He winced when told the money had been located and asked that the robbery charge be delayed.
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Auburn
Cal
Weber Barn
Weber
Lord Ean
Shepard
Adolph Weber
Justice Smith
Peabody to Appoint Two Supreme Court Judges
Governor Peabody of Colorado will appoint two additional Supreme Court justices under a new constitutional amendment. The court of appeals and Supreme Court will consolidate next April, with seven judges total. Confirmation depends on Senate control. Republicans may confirm while Democrats could reject and Governor Adams would appoint.
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Peabody
Colorado
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Senate
Adama
Australian aims at judge in open court in San Francisco
Australian Welby Selby fired at Superior Judge Hebbard in a San Francisco court. The bullet missed the judge, lodging in the chair. Selby was removed to city prison and charged with attempted murder after declaring his motive was to force justice. Selby, recently divorced, defended himself unsuccessfully.
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Divine
Hey
Staxo Selby
Australia
Hebbard
San Francisco
Welby
Cnuse
Selby
Fred
King
Wald
Hebberd
Kuropatkin Rides In Auto Across Forty Miles
General Kuropatkin possesses a new twenty horsepower automobile capable of rapid movement across the twenty-tw o miles of the railway line described by M Ravotr who reached Chefoo from Mukden after spending three weeks with Kuropatkin the general wished to secure a faster means of travel for reconnaissance and communication.
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Kuropatkin
M. Ravotr
Chefoo
Mukden
Port Arthur Forts Under Japanese Attack Ordered
Authorities report the Japanese army has orders to renew the assault on Port Arthur and seize the main fortifications at any cost. Fort positions at Ashiang Kokwan enable a north ridge sweep toward western fort batteries while sap zones approach center ditches. Heavy shelling continues on parapets as Russians hold some positions. fort occupation expected soon and Port Arthur captivity may follow.
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Port Arthur
Ashiang
Kokwan
Rihlung
Bupgthy
Kekwan
Anlang Mountain
Sungshu
War Taft annual report shows army strength in October
The annual report to the president states that on October 15 the regular army totaled 3,744 officers and 56,439 enlisted men. It notes 12,317 in the Philippines excluding hospital corps and scouts. Philippine units total 27,80. Of this number 6,372 were rejnierments and £1,008 origin. Twelve hundred and forty-eight ars coored.
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Taft
Philipines
Hopital Corps
Philip Pine
The Old Man Loved Hla Morning Dram
William Mortimer committed suicide at Vancouver H C by cutting its threat from ear to ear with a rec ord. He leaves a widow and eight small children. He was arrested in complaint of his wife for not providing for his family. He turned over all his money to his wife and planned to buy w cued. Death was almost instantaneous.
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William Mortimer
Vancouver
H.C
Mortimer
Deith
Japanese Attack on Tetak Halted by Artillery Fire
General Gakbarov telegraphs that the Japanese assault on Tetak was checked by our artillery and fighting ceased at 8 PM on November 27. The enemy never advanced within 600 paces of our position as a heavy snowstorm blinded the combat and a turning move against our right bank was seen at 8 o'clock in the evening.
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Gakbarov
Tetak
Hetchen
O'e’ook
Twenty Automobiles for Ammunition Transport in Winter
The army prepares twenty specially built automobiles to carry ammunition quickly in emergencies. They will be used only in winter when Manchurian roads are in good condition. Kuropatkin notes, I have the advantage of General Bhefter. Chinese view Kuropatkin and his machinery with superstition, calling the foreign devils a powerful figure.
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Kuropatkin
Bhefter
Quarrel Over Bus'rera Leads To Tragedy In City
Joseph Mefiowan aged 28 was shot and killed on Saturday in his home after a quarrel over Bus'rera matters. Joseph Stth retired artist is charged with the deed and is aged GO years while the motive centers on rent. The shot wound was fatal and he fled, others recall the line There’s an other good man gone.
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Joseph Mefiowan
Joseph
Angered Banker Ex-Director Faces Arrest Amid Chaos
Fragmented OCR text mentions Arnold Peominen a former bank executive at West Liberty ta ta, with unclear arrest references. Vague quotes allege financial figures and personal hardship, including a claim of funds and ongoing living costs over a month.
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Arnold Peominen
Weat Liberty Ta
Hin Espreity
Rethien Pia
Forties Paces Apart Near Lindehinpu In Mudden Front
A Mukden dispatch describes a split front where the Russian half is in the north and the Japanese half in the south. Trenches now 120 paces apart, with occasional cordial chats across no man’s land. Instances include both sides sharing tea then firing, Russians gaining a gun from a sleeping Japanese sentry, and attempts to dig trenches closer facing stiff resistance.
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Lindeh'npu
Mukden
Lindehinpu
Troops Guard Mines After Ambush Near Zeigler Illinois
State troops have joined United States deputy marshals guarding the Leiter coal mine at Zeigler Franklin County Illinois amid an ambush attack on H R Platty Chicago general attorney for the estate of L Z Leiter and William Browning Zeigler farm overseer returning from West Frankfort with Joseph Leiter en route to Chicago.
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United States
Joseph Leiter
Zelg- Yer
Franklin County
Ilinois
H. R. Platty
Chicago
L. Z Leiter
William Browning
Zeigler
Mutiny of Sailors Reported at Sevastopol Port
Confirmation arrives from Sebastopol that part of the crew of the Pacifica feet on November 22 succumbed to revolutionary propaganda and mutinous acts. The disturbance was quelled by armed force with several mutineers wounded.
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Bt. Petersburg
Sebastorol
Plrci
Panama Talks With Amador Delegation On Commerce
A Saturday morning conference involved President Amador, state secretaries, and Panamanian officials from the interstate and foreign commerce mission. They discussed solutions to pending questions amid a cordial exchange of views and a show of friendly sentiment.
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Yerrung Congresswom Party of the
Interstate and Foreign Commerce ‘Mission
Hed & Long
Anim
Amedor
Bieh
Offelsia
Friendly Epini
Deaf rifle shots and a diabetes cure claim in Kentucky
Excerpts describe a conversation on deafness from gunfire and an assertion that diabetes is curable via Dodd's Kidney Pills. A Kentucky report cites E. J. Thompson of Hinton praising the cure after two years of kidney trouble and doctors’ assurances. The items include sensational quips and a New York anecdote about smoking.
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Hinton, Ky
E. J. Thompson
Hinton
Thompson
Dodd
Unclear health claims and ads from old newspaper fragment
Fragmentary notices mix medical assertions about deafness and the Eustachian tube with miscellaneous local advertisements. Includes dubious remedies, a joke line about uninteresting objects, and a municipal housing claim referencing Dublin tenements. Contains dated language and inconsistent formatting from an archival page.
Tea trade notes praise Irith Egen and rich Irish eggs
Irith Egen is lauded as the best with Irish eggs described as the richest of all surpassing English and Danish varieties. Britni Dastry cooks are repeatedly noted for trying to buy them as customers extend purchases.
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Irith Egen
Britni Dastry
Tea price myths: tiny per-pound gap masks bigger shifts
The remark questions whether small cent differences truly explain tea pricing, hinting at broader market factors. It implies that price is influenced by quality, sourcing, labor, and distribution costs beyond mere pennies per pound.
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Roosevelt
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Kramer
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