Idaho State News Capsule From Hailey to Boise
Idaho reports a new bank at Lowman and a new post established in Holse county. Several accidents and deaths noted include falls on ice, a man dying in Hailey at age seventy, a worker killed thawing gas powder in Twin Falls, and a mistaken poison dose near Halley. Community efforts seek an opera house in Hailey, and various local incidents involve mining, accidents, and a proposed river diversion tunnel for mining.
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Lowman
Holse County
Vas Wyck
Lee Carrey
Wiliam OG. Liteey
Land
Sandy Hil
Wood River
Hailey
Nat Myers
A. Westerholm
Halley
Henry Kohlepp
Middleton
J. A. Purtill
Elmore County
A G
Smith
Brokane
Miners Ordered to Vacate Company Lands by December 31
Eviction steps began at Clear Creek Winter Quarters and Scofield as striking miners facing removal from homes on operator lands were served with notices due by December 31. Some families receive shorter deadlines. No violence or officer attacks reported in the three mining towns during the day.
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Clear Creek
Winter Quarters
Scofield
Horrible Death Of Girl At New York Church Fire
Augusta Biroux a German servant girl employed by a retired merchant in New York City was burned to death during a church service. Windows barred with wire netting blocked rescue as the girl’s clothing ignited while she prepared dinner for the family upon their return. She rolled on carpet and grass as attempts to help failed. the sexton leaped from a window and wrapped her in a shawl before the flames were extinguished and she died shortly after.
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Augusta Biroux
Aving
New York City
Meatia
The Fall of Zion Receivers Take Dowie Property
Federal court seized all property controlled by Dowie in Zion City Illinois after rapid financial decline since his New York visit. Fred M Blount of Chicago National Bank and Albert D Currier were named receivers. Bankruptcy cites insolvency and a $3770 preferential payment to E Streeter Lumber on Nov 4 amid creditor pressure following failed New York mission.
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John Alexander Dowie
Hlijab
New York
Dowie
Federal Court
Zion City
Fred M. Blount
Chicago National Bank
Albert D. Currier
Boutell
Dowle
E. Streeter Lumber Company
GoRed to Death by Bull in Rawlins Wyoming
Mrs. F. 8. Harnish, of the Snake River area, was gored to death Saturday evening by a bull in a corral. The gentle animal attacked, trampling and injuring her severely before she died within hours. The Harnish family leased ranch property owned by A. T. Corlett and were well known in the county. It is believed an adverse wind may have angered the bull.
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Cause van Thun
Idaho
Amaters
Halley
Jonathan Smith
Emmett
Pat Flynn
Hoten Basin
Placerville
Charles A. Packenham
Bolset
T. J. McGiowla
Packenham
Gabbert
Spokane
Lewinton
Brate
Harnish
Snake River
Raw- Mins
Wyo
A. T. Corlett
Pillsbury’s Blindfold Marathon Sets Chess Record
Henry N Pillsbury, America’s chess champion and famed blindfold player, recently played twenty two simultaneous blindfolded games. He did not see any boards as opponents’ moves were relayed to him, eclipsing all prior records in a single display of skill.
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Henry N. Pillsbury
America
San Domingan Quiet Worship Withdrawn and Election Planned
A cablegram from U S Minister Powell to the state department states calm in San Domingo as President Ween Gil and cabinet prepare to depart for Cuba. The Newport withdraws marines, the revolutionary party guarantees order, and a presidential election will occur in three months to replace the deposed Wesy Gil.
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San Domingan
State Department
Washington
United States
Powell
Ween Gil
Cuba
Newport
San Domingo
Revolutionary Party
Wesy Gil
Barclay Pushes Anglo American Arbitration Move
Thomas Barclay of Paris and London advocates an Anglo American arbitration treaty and will join a New York conference this month where eminent public men will discuss the proposed treaty. Barclay, a former Paris Times aide and ex president of the British Chamber of Commerce in Paris, has long backed Franco Ex THOMAS BARCLAY.
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Thomas Barclay
Paris
London
M. de Blowitz
London Times
British Chamber of Commerce
Barclay
New York
Cattleman Minter Arrested Over Range Battle Near Upton
D Minter was arrested at Newcastle Wyoming on charges of attempting to kill Tom Oezo and three others after a Saturday clash between flockmasters and cattlemen over range division near Upton. Geze was wounded slightly and three herders were struck through their clothing but unhurt. Minter claims a conspiracy to seize his range and admits fighting with Gore and party but says they fired first.
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D. Minter
Newcastle
Wyo
Tom Oezo
Upton
Geze
Minter
Gore
Young chess champion pursues world title amid daily matches
The narrative describes a young champion relying on memory to track piece positions during a rapid series of games, with Cigara aiding Pillabury through nervous smoking as he announces moves. It notes a potential world title match against Dr. Lasker. A separate report covers a Japanese student arrested in Yokohama over an alleged dagger strike on Marquis Ito, amid sensational Japan papers urging wartime policy.
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Cigara
Pillabury
Dr. Lasker
Marquis Ito
Yokohama
Mic Itte
Aowa- Papers
Japan
Wolf in the Hen House Ends in Cage Fight on Long Island
Hermann Hundler of Sunnyside Long Island feeds a terrible battle with a gray wolf that had invaded his hen house. He shot wild, fought with a pitch fork and suffered severe arm and leg bites. The wolf was pinned, chained, and kept in a steel cage in Hundler's yard. Prompt medical care saved Hundler from fatal injuries.
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Hermann Hundler
Long Island
Hundler
Sunnyside
L. I
Hendler
Shot over five cents ends in fatal street shooting
Marcus Sheehan, a guard on the Chicago elevated road, was killed by James Berganus, Canal Street restaurant owner, after a dispute over five cents for breakfast. Berganus fired one shot into Sheehan’s head, then locked the restaurant and fled.
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Tve
Marcus Sheehan
Chicago
James Dorganus
Canal Street
Sheehan
Berganus
Bru
Derganus
Crimin al Suspect Confesses to Sixteen Murders
Ra Kruger, jailed in Greensburg Pennsylvania, confesses to killing Policemen Pennell and Devine in Chicago and to sixteen other murders in Kentucky and the East. He was arrested on larceny charges and faces execution in January. Kruger says he came to Chicago to escape crimes committed in the East.
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Ra Kruger
Greensburg
Pennell and
Devine
Chicago
Kruger
Kentucky
East
Bar
Chiriyn
Say Creed Doesn't Count
Nine religious denominations joined in a union at the Detroit opera house on Thursday drawing a capacity audience. Rev. Earl Marquis of Episcopalian faith delivered an address asserting that denominationalism is unfounded and that God can work irrespective of ecclesiastical ministers as denominations awaken to this view.
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Detroit, Mich
Marquis
British Tibet Expedition Threatens China Influence
St. Petersburg papers view the British expedition to Tibet as an attempt to foment a China movement under cover to expand British influence. They urge China to resist imperial intervention, while noting Tibetans cannot stop the crossing, but diversions could pressure Britain elsewhere.
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St. Petersburg
Thibet
China
Himalayas
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