Idaho State News Highlights From Payette To Nampa
A Payette pinning mill project by a former Utahn is announced with a spring start. Emmett merchants plan Sabbath closing. Nampa’s Dewey hotel to open New Year’s. Seven corporations filed with the secretary of state amid active real estate, fruit, and mill activity. A Caldwell win over Nampa 6 to 0 is noted, along with pardons and snowslide deaths near Crow Mine. Fire near Pheasantio, Wagg's sawmill loss, and large fruit crops reflect Idaho’s busy season. Sugar company formation, beet cultivation plans near Blackfoot, and Cedar to Mountain Home body found. Mille Moor mine layoffs. Bragford output steady at one carload daily.
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Payette
Tmaineas
Emmett
Colonel Dewey
Namipa
Artielna
U Corporation
Caldwell
Nampa
Frank Arintrona
Alturas County
Ife
Meadows
Pocatello
Cecio
Sam
Intermountain
Wlactrie Railway Company
Wisten
Star
Douglas
Ayreon
J. Chambers
Lawrence Green
Custer County
Jack Rhaefer
Idaho
Hig Creek
Thunder Mountain
Earthquake At Andijan Kills Thousands In Turan Region
Reports from Ashkabad and St. Petersburg recount a catastrophic earthquake at Andijan Muvela with about 5 000 dead and 4 000 bodies recovered in the native quarter. Excavation progresses slowly under guard as wells dry and fire subsides, with 500 railroad cars and free soup kitchens aiding displaced residents. Authorities distribute money and tickets while engineers aim to recover buried treasure and shelter the evacuees.
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Andijan
Muvela
Ife
Ashkabad
Gallee
Excavati
Woixmie
St. Petersburg
Army Department
State Treasury
Dortutlice
Sailors Rescued After 3 Day Drift Off Highland Light
Ten men stranded aboard a small boat after two schooners Frank A. Palmer and Louise B. Crary sank during a severer storm off Highland Light. Four died, one insane man walked into the sea, and the survivors drifted for three days before being taken aboard the Manhasset near Highland Light.
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Hays
Sint Howe
Meng
Alanek
Almoat
Manhasset
Highland Ght
Boston Dispatch
Frank A. Palmer
Louise B. Crary
Cob Halon
Thatcher's Island
Barton
Atx
Massachusetts Bay
Palmer
Veeswle
Frank Ranta
Potter
Mortine
Highland
Manhauser
Gambling In Funan Indicts Loom Large Across Alaska
The Juneau grand jury indicts every gambler in Juneau Douglas and Skagway, halting all card play at the Gastineau channel for two weeks. A historic cessation follows the first such indictments in territory history as the jurors prepare further actions.
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Funan
Juneau
Douglas
Skagway
Land
Sesaiin
Gastineau Channel
Alanna
Coro Port Under Revolutionary Influence Alleged Accord
Report claims the port of Coro is landward surrounded by revolutionaries and not blockaded. It suggests Britain and Germany cooperate with the revolution by avoiding action against Coro to permit entry of Dutch ships from Caracas carrying arms and ammunition.
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Cora
Iats
Caracas
Coro
Curacca
Aris
Cholera in Manila New outbreak alarms city reporters
The Thomas brings news of a Manila cholera outbreak with up to nine daily cases reported. Army surgeons arriving in San Francisco say the disease is spreading to southern provinces and Nodolo counts a heavy death rate, with authorities seemingly powerless to halt the epidemic.
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Thomas
San Francisco
Manila
Theias
Nodlo
Boarding House Dynamited in Springfield Pa
Fourteen occupants escaped unharmed after unknown attackers dynamited a Slavish boarding house in Springfield Pennsylvania Monday evening. The men worked at the American Glue company where revenge over wage cuts is alleged. Earlier fires at the company plants on October 20 and the following Friday were deemed incendiary and linked to the same suspects.
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Springfeld
American Glue Works
Wild Run Of An Engine Causes Wrecks And Deaths
A helper engine on the Monon road ran wild between Connersville and Liberty, Maryland, wrecking two freight trains and four engines, killing two men and injuring two others. Engineer Callahan attempted to reverse at Liberty. the engine failed to respond, barreling into a freight. The runaway then sped through Liberty at seventy miles an hour, colliding again. Separate dispatches report a Cody Wyoming saloon looted by bandits, a gunpoint robbery leaving the proprietor $400 poorer, and plague outbreaks in Mazatlan with three deaths Saturday and nine Sunday plus quarantine measures.
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Monon Road
Connersville
Liberty
Callahan
College Grove
Wyoming
Mandir
Red Lodge
Mont
J.D. Prim
Cody
Wyo
Reenam
Wrene
Menangre
Short Potter
Wester Mexica
Mazatlan
Mexico
Motady
Sinatoa
Roosevelt Arbitration Move Shaped Venezuelan Crisis
The report notes Roosevelt offered to arbitrate the Venezuela dispute at The Hague after allied powers proposed he decide the issues. Berlin states the invitation followed talks between Germany and Great Britain with reservations settled and a withheld announcement hints at Roosevelt accepting the arbitrator role.
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Roosevelt
Hague Tribunal
Berlin
Washington
London
Organozone heart treatment claims breakthrough by Coakley
W Pyron Coakley of Chicago reports a breakthrough using a seven to eight inch hollow gold needle named organozone to administer local heart treatment. He claims to pierce the heart without death and inject folds with minimal risk after four series of experiments over more than fifty years. Porto Rico education chief Lindsay notes poorest Puerto Rican schools compare favorably with many U S groups, with an American free public school now in every municipality.
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Colorado
Arthur Jennings
Florence
Colo
Eastern Medical Institute
Jennings
W. Pyron Coakley
Chicago
Coakley
Porto Rico
Samuel McCune Lindsay
United States
Peace Plans Progressing In Venezuelan Settlement Efforts
President Castro backs Bowen to act as Venezuela’s sole representative in seeking a settlement. Lopez Baralt forwards a document naming Bowen with unrestricted authority to protect Venezuelan interests. Britain Germany and Italy must answer Venezuela’s arbitration proposal before a Washington meeting of ambassadors is arranged. Bowen would travel from La Guayra on the Caracas arriving December 29 with no talks on Venezuelan soil.
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Denver
K. Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska University
Washington
Dr. Andrews
Germany
England
India
Sayot
Venezuela
Grover Cleveland
Great Britain
Castro
Bowen
Lopez Baralt
United States
State Department
Caracas
Italy
la Guayra
New York
Modoc Collides With French Cruiser Near Toulon
The steamer Modoc of Messageries Maritimes collided with the French cruiser La Rouche Treville while departing Toulon in a storm. It grounded on rocks at the Maurition arsenal and the vessel and passengers are in a dangerous position. The Modoc carries 223 mail passengers bound for the East Indies and sailors for French warships on the China station.
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Modoc
Messageries Maritimes
la Rouche Treville
Toulon
France
Maurition Arsenal
Hes
East Indies
China Station
Earthquake Destroys Andijan Town in Central Asia
A December 18 dispatch from Tashkend reports an earthquake in Andijan Russian Central Asia killing three officials two soldiers and 150 natives mostly children. It left 300 natives and seventeen soldiers injured and destroyed 9000 native houses and 130 Russian residences.
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Tashkend
Russia
Andijan
Russian Central Asia
Santa Teresa Sues for Divorce From Indian Husband
Santa Teresa, believed by Yaqui and many Mexicans to hold divine power, sues G. N. Rodriguez for divorce in Los Angeles courts. The marriage allegedly forced at gunpoint by her ardent suitor in Clifton, Arizona, on June 22, 1900.
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Clatins
Santa Teresa
G. N. Rodriguez
Sos Angeles
Cal
Clifton
Ariz
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