Idaho State News Roundup From Canyon to Nez Perce
Arrests and pursuits fill Idaho reports from Corey and Van Wyck to Nez Perce. Burns, suicides, electoral votes for Roosevelt, eight hour mine work limits, and notes on prison contracts, rail route petitions, and school bond plans pepper the week’s state news.
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James T. Quarles
H. W. Keifer
Idaho Falls
Hmabo
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Avery
Owyhee County
Idaho Historical Society
Tyman Martindale
Locust
Milner
Grum’s Shanty Leads Quest to Find Paul Miller
Clarence and Ethel rush to Glum Ralston’s camp to locate Paul Miller known as Cracklash. In Metiakahtia survivors recount their escape, revealing Paul’s identity, the abduction plot, and Lackland’s scheme to separate rescuers as a deception while Laura Kean’s future waits in Juneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lackland
Paul Miller
Leckland
Paul
Lackland
Cumming
Dawson City
Cummins
Laura Kean
Juneau
Faye
Laura
Kate Willie
Kate
Kate in Alaska Chapter XIV Harmony amid the Snowstorm
In a frozen Alaska setting Kate Willis tends a wounded traveler in a snowbound cabin. She brokers silence about his origin and the Klondike crowd while arranging help from a nearby Indian messenger. The scene closes with uncertainty about his arrival and the mission ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Alaska
Kate Willis
Seattle
Klondyke
Paul
Uttle
First Slaves in America Rediscovered in Early Records
A historical critic argues school histories misdate African slavery in the Americas. References show enslaved Africans coming from Spain before Jamestown, with Spain sending slaves to Hispaniola as early as 1605 and 1610, and King Ferdinand approving imports in 1614.
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America
Spain
Albany
Jamestown
Ferdinand of Spain
Ovando
Hispaniola
Ferdinand
Las Casas
la Concepcion
San Francisco High School Boys Accused of Races
It has been discovered that San Francisco high school boys have been systematically playing the races. The report alleges a pattern of deceptive practices affecting competitive events and student participation.
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San Francisco
Dodd's Kidney Pills Boost Cure Claim for Diabetes
G Cleg horn of Port Huron Michigan reports a complete and permanent cure of diabetes and bladder disease after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The bricklayer says he was tormented by pain and could not work before trying the remedy and now spreads the news, claiming it cured him and helped others. The advertisement asserts Dodd's Kidney Pills cure kidney mis from backache to Bright's disease and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Mr. Cleghorn
Bright
Dix
Ancient Job Text Predates Pentateuch and Law
Ancient literary work Job is regarded as the oldest known writing, believed to precede the Pentateuch and the promulgation of Mosaic law. Its dating emphasizes its antiquity and foundational status in biblical literature.
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Job
Grateful to Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Miss Nellie Vander Wiele of Lakeside New York writes that months of severe facial sores and itching were cured after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She notes instant relief after the first application and full recovery after three boxes and two cakes.
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Nellie Vander Wiele
Lakeside
N. Y
New Decorative Stone Promises Marble Replacement
New decorative stone Gallalithe or milk-stone gains use for decorating and is touted as a marble substitute. An 19th century ad claims catarrh is curable only by constitutional remedies like Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with a $100 reward if it fails, and suggests buying through druggists, listing fake pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Brugstart
Bare Feet and Health Referenced in Odd Will Provision
A Newark man left his son $100 in his will but restricted access to prevent waste. The son would receive only one dollar weekly, the father fearing he would spend it all at once on purchases. The article links bare feet and sandals to health and influenza avoidance, noting beliefs about the head and plain living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgy Ed. Monson
Orofino
John McGree
Iron Mountain
Weiser
Otto Haberle
Nez Perce
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
Lewiston
Albion State Perman
Wariner
North Fork
Cowar d'Alene
United States
Ax Han
Jase Winter
Ethel
Paul
Paul Miller
Airtin
Clarence
Glam
Halston
Akin
Gid
Glum Ralston
Metiakahtia
Walt
Paul—Paulin
Alandt
Lee
Tee
Rainton
Glam Ralston
Yukon
Cracklash
Jeave
Sallory
Forret
Grum
Baquimay
Kate
Laure
Laura Little
Esquiman
Laura
Lackland
Holt
Newark
N. J
Motour Ilring
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Idaho
Idaho State News
Homer Trallinger
J. B. ™ Rard
Corey
Bam Hall
van Wyck
Parron
Benenth
Heela Mining Company
Burke
Blackfoot
Senator Dubule
Boals
Walla
John R. Musick
Rowany Bowman
Adi
Ium
Tim
Clarentine Herry
Ralston
Spat
Chicago Tribune
Ding
Cuticura
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