Idaho News Snapshot From Local Rag Bag
Idaho state items report Hyrum Hirk of Rexburg admitted to practice before the interior. Nampa Methodists begin a new parsonage costing 1100. McLeod named B member of Wallace post office civil service board. Fire at Rathdrum destroys or damages items. Oregon Agriculturists vs Idaho football called off.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Hyrum Hirk
Rexburg
Nampa
R.N. McLeod
Civil Service Board
Wallace
Stats
Rathdrum
Oregon Agricultors College
Chop
Chick Jackson
State Land
Shoot Land
Lath County
Down with Autocracy Meeting in St Peters burg
A 700 strong gathering of Russian intellectuals met in St Petersburg Saturday night with Korylenko presiding. Maxim Gorki and other noted writers attended. Resolutions urged constitutional reforms and freedom of speech. A poem condemned bureaucracy over the unjust war in Manchuria. The crowd cheered as Gorki closed the meeting at 3 AM.
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St. Petersburg
Korylenko
Maxim Gorki
Bomeraky
Madame Gallina
Madame Bhapla
Manchuria
Gork
Murder Mystery in San Francisco A Beggar Suspect
Mrs. Margaret Kelly was found murdered last week in San Francisco. Her 12 year old son James discovered the scene after returning from play. Police consider a beggar who was given food the prime suspect, with a thumbprint clue on a tablecloth cited by Berthlon system analysts.
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Margaret Kelly Ws
San Francisco
James
Berthlon
Great irrigation scheme eyed by J Pomeroy for rail lines
J Pomeroy a seasoned reclamation advocate aims to interest railroad companies across Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Utah and Texas in reclaiming 50 million acres of land. A Kansas mine owner and landholder he operates the Pomeroy Model farm at Hill City using Campbell sol culture methods to conserve moisture under H W Campbell supervision.
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J.P. Pomeroy
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Texas
Mr. Pomeroy
Kans
Pomeroy
Hill City
H. W. Campbell
Treaties and Trade Tensions Rise as New Protocols Review
Ayrooy becomes Runeo German intermediary as Rinela pushes revision of commercial treaties with major powers. Analysts expect the trade war with the United States to ease after recent measures. Russia imposed peak duties on American goods, ending large scale imports and damaging the U.S. market for Russian manufactured products. American trade losses run around ten million dollars annually.
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Revie
Ayrooy
Rinela
United States
Rusevn
First Night and Dey Bank & Safe Deposit Organizes
Prominent New York merchants and commercial men form the First Night and Dey Bank & Safe Deposit company to provide 24 hour money access. The committee includes leading figures, with capital stock of 250000 subscribed and a working surplus of another 250000.
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New York
Herald
Dey Bank & Safe Deposit Company
Burglar Aloft in Parlor Scare Hits Columbus Woman
Miss Bertha Black played the piano in her father’s Columbus Ohio parlor for about half an hour when a large Black burglar crouched under the piano. The man stretched his legs, making the instrument move. He drew a revolver and warned her not to move or cry out on pain of death, then backed toward the hall and fled.
Mind influences emotions and bodily secretions debated
The piece discusses the influence of mind on bodily secretions, citing dog experiments and physiological theories of emotions. It notes that visible food can trigger salivation and gastric juices, while temperament may delay responses. It counters purely physiological emotion theories and mentions a Globe report on a photographer praising Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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Journal du Psyciologie
M. Mayer
Eges
This newspaper for What is this paper about
The text is garbled and incomplete, offering no clear event or facts. It appears as a fragmented ad or editorial line with stray phrases about grover, Dehitting, and money, but no coherent report, dates, names, or places to summarize.
Birmingham man signs pledge forty times and court appearance
Tommy Tank of Birmingham England signed the pledge forty times and last week made his 17th appearance in the police court.
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Tommy” Tank
Birmingham
England
Fragmentary Market Pitch Without Clear News Hook
The provided text is incoherent and lacks discernible names, places, dates, or events. It does not present a readable news item or notice to summarize into a valid card.
Minstrels charity show raises funds in Manchester
The Minnehaha Amateur Minstrels, a Manchester charity group, have spent twenty years staging performances for good causes. Their fundraising total now stands at £97,129.
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AQ Association
Manchester
England
Minnehaha Amateur Minstrels
Open question on fools rogues harms society
A fragmentary social comment questions whether fools or rogues do more harm though rogues are harder to tolerate in social settings. The text notes an Idaho lawyers dress suit decision and compares to other papers.
Practical Use of Astronomy in Navigation
The article notes astronomy serves navigation by mapping paths of travel as guides both day and night, with celestial bodies acting as aideposts for travelers across trackless terrain. It emphasizes practical, methodical use of stars and celestial observations to determine routes.
Bandit shoots Express Messenger on Santa Fe Train
An unknown bandit entered the Santa Fe overland train’s express car between Needles and Daggett California, shot Messenger Evan O Roberts twice, and fled with the safe’s contents as the train neared Daggett. Roberts, gravely wounded, identified the assailant as a black man before being moved to Los Angeles. Wells Fargo confirms the safe was not empty but declines to reveal the amount.
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Evan 0. Roberts
Neeiles
Dargett
Cal
Hawes
Daggett
Messenger Roberts
Roberts
Needles
Messensey Roberts
Los Angels
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Wells-Fargo Company
Congress Adjourns After Short Session of Fifty Eighth
The senate met for thirteen minutes to close the Fifty eighth congress with both houses appointing a committee to inform the president of adjournment. Resolutions honored Benster Hoar and Quay, and only business beyond a free day was extending the merchant marine commission report deadline to January 6, 1905.
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Senate
House
Congress
Benster Hoar
Massachusetts
Quay
Pennsylvania
Rumor of Ambush Yields Reported Russian Victory
In Mukden rumors say Japanese turning force was repulsed at a captured pass. Gen Rennenkampf allegedly awaited them and lured them into an ambuscade. About 500 Japanese corpses reportedly left on the field with another 1,000 claimed uncollected. Russian losses said to be only 30 to 40 men. Confirmation pending official reports.
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Mukden
Rennenkampf
Ten Injured In NYC Gasoline Machine Explosion
Ten people were injured and property worth $26,000 destroyed when a spark from a gasoline machine touched off explosions in New York City. Forty automobiles were destroyed or badly damaged as workers on the building’s second story, unable to use stairways, leaped from windows to escape the ensuing fire.
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New York City
Pear Trees Outlast Apples In Longevity And Size
The pear tree bears fruit for centuries and commonly exceeds 300 years. It outlives the apple, which rarely reaches 100 to 150 years. Pear trees also grow larger, often matching forest trees in two centuries.
Unclear verse fragment with playful quips and satire
Fragment cites a claim about secrets of buying and selling, a promise to return money if a pun on Babie's Dane is refused, and a witty line about gender differences in mirror viewing, attributed to a Bachelor. The text reads like a misread literary snippet from a period piece.
Cent a Cup Hike Yettiling Events
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a cent a cup and grocer refund policy. Readable items include phrases about hike and events but details are unclear and no full facts emerge. Further context needed to identify persons organizations places or dates.
Doings Without the Sun and Moonlight Dreams of Technic
A fragment from a Metopolitan Magazine piece cites Gerald Stanley Lee on human independence from God and a future of strange inventions. It imagines cities lit by waves, pavements of glass, rails from old shoes, and moonlight manufactured for commerce, with society speculating on progress and novelty.
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Gerald Stanley Lee
Metropolitan Magazine
Tals
New Jersey
Postum Food Coffee urged as cure for stomach nerves
An Alabama reader reports Postum improves children's digestion and nerves when coffee causes illness. Physicians recommended it for her two children and she uses a mix of Postum with milk for the younger child. Neighbor also reports good results for a baby. Postum by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich promotes a hot nourishing beverage as coffee substitute.
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Alabama
Poston
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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