Idaho Town Trip Falls Populates With No Vacancies
The Shoshone Journal reports Trip Falls now has 1,000 residents and no vacant houses. Caldwell petitions push for a Sunday closing ordinance. Henning Olwen, a miner, was electrocuted when his head touched a live wire. November marriage licenses see 29 permits. Rupert sees three men arrested for bootlegging whiskey. Bolay operates a commission company in Boise, while Two more gold medals and five diplomas go to Idaho exhibitors at the Lewis and Clark exposition. The Twin Falls area sees new two and three story stone or cement buildings under construction. The Carey act patent issues to Idaho on November 18 cover 41,580 acres in Twin Falls tract, the first of its kind.
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Emperor of Korea Denounces Forced Treaty in Cable
Washington reports that the Korean emperor declares the Korea Japan agreement void, obtained by force. He states he will not sign the present form and warns disturbances from the November 17 incident will recur. C Homer B. Hubbert transmits the emperor’s cable from Korea.
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Federal push to enforce Biking act against carrier rebates
Washington DC Attorney General Moody sent a circular to eighty five U S district attorneys urging strict enforcement of the Biking act to curb rebates and discrimination by carriers. Indictments are advised where investigations justify, aiming for prompt action on all complaints. The department seeks faster nationwide inquiry than it can conduct alone.
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Moody
United States
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Senate slows rate legislation before holiday recess
Washington reports that the interstate commerce rate legislation will rest until after the holidays. The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce will handle only minor measures before recess. The Senate shows a similar tendency to delay rate bills and refrain from pushing interstate commerce legislation, with one weekly IC committee meeting planned before Christmas.
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Western Pacific to Build Into Heart of Southern California
Los Angeles reports that Western Pacific railway will begin immediate construction toward Los Angeles, with a new company formed and full capital subscribed. Treasurer Brown cites progress toward the Los Angeles to San Francisco line and the Salt Lake to Golden Gate connection, promising no delay.
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Golden Gate
Man Must Vote Where He Sleeps Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a voter must cast ballots in the precinct where he sleeps, not where he eats. In Osage, Dr. L. Sarre was acquitted of illegal voting in a precinct tied to meals, but the court reversed, ordering him to stand trial for legal voting.
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The Fatal Request Or Found Out The Fatal Request Or Found Out
A serialized mystery scene follows John Sharp and client as Sharp traces a London hotel entry, Ferrera and Burritt, to link a past mystery. He locates cabal members, reviews luggage from Calais, and weighs delaying action. Dr. Cartwright arrives at Magnolia Lodge. Ted Burritt clamps the study, finds a half finished letter from his father, and falls asleep while waiting for a sign.
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England
America
Mr. Sharp
John Sharp
South Street
Pentonville
Jeremiah
London
Magnolia Lodge
May Burritt
May
Ted Burritt
Dover
Chapter XVII Dover express murder fear ends in vow
Ted Turritt faced settling his father’s affairs and running Timber Lane as police offered a reward for information on the Dover express murder. Copies were posted outside police stations as the family faced future anxieties and financial trials after the tragedy.
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Ted Turritt
Timber Lane
Dover Express
Smallest Typewriter Made in America Fourteen Years Ago
A miniature typewriter claimed as the smallest ever made in America appeared fourteen years ago. Measuring four inches by three inches and weighing four and a half ounces, it showcased tiny engineering and design.
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