Canning plant work to start at Payette 2
Idaho state news reports start of work on a second canning plant at Payette and notes a dirt road passerby near the house estate. It covers legislative actions, dredging and bridge funding, river work, and local developments from Fremont to Ada counties. It notes droughts, snow depth, and rail incidents, plus appointments and bound courthouse actions.
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Payette 2
Hashings State Industrial School
Fremont County
Senate
Dewey
Thunder Mountain District
Snake River
Wel Bor
Elshit Quarth
Marshall Lake District
New York
FLOCKMASTER SHOT AND SHEEP SLAUGHTERED NEAR THERMOPOLIS
Band of masked men raided William Minnich's sheep camp thirty miles northeast of Thermopolis Wyoming. They shot Minnich through the lung, dynamited 300 head, burned wagons, and left him for dead. The herder survived and notified Thermopolis authorities who headed to the scene with Dr. Schuetke. No suspect identified though tensions among local ranchers had been rising.
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William Minnich
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Minnie
Schuetke
Minnich
Battle with Holdups Ends in Fatal Firefight
Salt Lake City officer Horace A. Heath shot and killed one of three holdups during a grocery store robbery attempt at J. G. Morrison’s. Heath was wounded in the foot but not seriously. The dead bandit, possibly a known Colorado crook, may have been involved in a prior Salt Lake City streetcar crew robbery. Before the incident, three men tied and robbed T. P. Morris of $10.30 at Seventh West and Fifth South, then left him gagged. Morris freed himself and walked home two blocks despite ropes on his legs.
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Sast Lake
Horace A. Heath
Salt Lake City
J. G. Morrison
Morrison
Ned
Heath
Colorado
T. P. Morris
Seventh West
Fifth South
Morris
Castro Wins Another Battle in Venezuelan Conflict
General Alcantara leading government troops defeats rebel force of 900 under General Bacharme on the Camatagua river south of La Victoria. About 220 prisoners captured. Earlier, Castro’s forces routed General Matos at La Victoria on Oct 18, dispersing remnants toward Altagracia and Orinoco. General Ducharme engaged with 1,000 troops but was routed by Alcantara.
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Alcantara
West Point
Bacharme
Camatagia
Oaraces
Matos
Castro
la Victoria
Goven Boura
Will Continue Blockade Over Venezuela Claims
Steater's Telegram company of London reports the Allies have misinterpreted their stance on priority claims against Venezuela. The Allies insist on separate treatment and direct dealings, and until an arrangement is reached to satisfy their claims they will keep the blockade in place.
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Steater
Telegram Company of
London
Venezuela
Wolves
Wyoming Stage Driver and Woman Escape Snow Slide
Jack Harris a veteran stage driver from Grand Encampment Wyn and an unknown woman passenger were buried by a snowslide for two days in a narrow mountain defile. The stage covered with snow and rocks left both occupants unharmed though one horse died. They survived on hand sleds after being found March 14 and 15 and nearly starved and unable to walk.
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Jack Harris
Wyn
Radefeha
Two Women Hanged for Baby Farming at Holloway Jail
Amelia Sach and Annie Walters, known as baby farmers, were hanged at Holloway jail on Tuesday. They were recommended to mercy because of their sex, but the home secretary could not grant a reprieve. The pair walked to the scaffold unaided, showing notable nerve. No woman had been hanged in England since March 1900.
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Amelia Sach
Annie Walters
Helloway
England
Battle trap hits Mexican Twelfth Battalion in Yaqui clash
Word from Tucan Arizona reports the Twelfth Battalion of Mexican regulars nearly wiped out in a pursuit of the Yaquis after a defeat at San Marcial. Five hundred soldiers faced a second hidden threat, cutting off retreat and causing many fatalities among survivors.
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Tucan
Arizona
Have Ing
San Marcial
Sol Uiera
Pioneer Hits Torpedo Boat Destroyer Near Corfu
The British cruiser Pioneer collided with a torpedo boat destroyer near the Channel of Corfu on Saturday. Fifteen men are believed drowned, and only two bodies have been recovered. The torpedo boat destroyer Orwell was cut through at the conning tower. the aft section has been towed to Corfu.
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Pioneer
Channel of Corfu
Corfu
Orwell
France May Interfere in Venezuelan Revenues
The French legation tells Venezuela that by the 1807 convention France could collect part of Venezuela's customs revenues as a diplomatic guarantee. It says France will revive direct collection rights, renounced by 1885, due to unpaid interest. The move follows French agents meeting foreign ministers and President Castro, linked to allied powers' stance.
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France
Venezuela
Germany
England
Italy
Castro
Connecion
Hobson Resigns as Navy Captain at Bremerton
Captain Richmond P. Hobson of Merrimac fame has tendered his resignation as a naval constructor. He sought relief for some time and, after board examination deemed him fit for duty, was assigned to Bremerton Washington. His friends believe an eye condition has incapacitated him from active service.
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Merrimac Fame
Richmond P. Hobson
Navy
Hobson
Bremerton, Wash
Naval Station
Bowen's Ultimatum to Allies in Venezuela Claims
Herbert W. Bowen Venezuela's representative in Washington sends an ultimatum through the British ambassador to Britain Germany and Italy over preferential settlement. He rejects a 20 and 10 per cent division and proposes submitting the dispute on preferential treatment to The Hague arbitration. Venezuela seeks to keep to prior agreements and warns the blockade could end only with a negotiated settlement.
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Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Bowen
Hague
Tragedy on Malcolm Island Finnish settlers burn death toll rises
A Vancouver special reports a deadly fire at a communal lodge on Malcolm Island near Vancouver. Eleven women and children died as flames trapped families, seventeen were injured, while men lacked water to aid rescues. About 100 families lived on the island with the hotel housing many.
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Vancouver
B. C
Malcolm Island
Tote
Acta of Sravery
Breat Sravery
Duel to the Death Near Redding Cal Ends in Fatal Wound
Lee Barnes and George Silverthorn dueled in a small cabin near Redding California over a gambling dispute. Both men sustained numerous knife wounds with nine inch blades. Silverthorn died on the cabin floor. Barnes mortally wounded. One witness only saw the ending.
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Lee Barnes
George Silverthorn
Redding
Cal
Silverthorn
Barnes
Earthquake Shocks Rattle Mexican District
Reports from unque Mexico describe four tremors on the 22nd 25th 26th and 27th followed by loud explosions. Eighteen houses were destroyed at Guazapares and residents fear a volcano as panic spreads through the district.
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Unque
Mexico
Guazapares
Trains derailed into river south of Vicksburg drowning six
Two cars from a westbound freight train detached on the Queen and Crescent incline at Vicksburg Mississippi and plunged into the river. One car carried a family of six bound from point in eastern Alabama for Arkansas, all of whom were drowned.
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Queen & Crescent
Vicksburg
Miss
Alabama
Arkansan
Prayer Healers Under Coroner Inquiry In Smallpox Death
Mrs Jennie Deppert of Indianapolis Indiana died of smallpox without medical treatment. She was cared for by women who held religious services and relied on restoration to prayer. The coroner opened an inquiry to possibly issue warrants against the faith healers for manslaughter and criminal neglect.
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Jennie Deppert
Indianapolis
Ind
Outlook in Congress Statehood Bill and Anti-Trust Battle
The anti-trust bill faces late week action or possible postponement in the House while the currency bill seeks early consideration. The omnibus statehood bill remains unfinished business in the Senate with potential ties to appropriation debates. Senator Quay shifts tactics, ending night-session attempts and placing delay on opponents.
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House
Senate
Friends of the
Quay
Beating Wife In Prayer Leads To Fine In Kokomo Court
John Newdick was fined $40 in Mayor Brouse's Kokomo Indiana court for whipping his wife who failed to join a prayer meeting. Mrs Newdick appeared with two black eyes after her husband interrupted his extempore prayer and struck her. She said she intended to join worship but was ironing bread dough.
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John Newdick
Brouse
Kokomo
Ind
Newdick
Crown Prince of Saxony Renounces Succession Claim
Berlin and provincial papers report the crown prince of Saxony plans to renounce his right to the throne in favor of his 10 year old son George. The move follows claims a husband wronged cannot remain in military service. The Rhenish Courier says he renounced, while the Berlin Morgen Post notes an appeal to the emperor to be relieved of military duties.
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Hugh G. Kelly
Onolta County
Tin
Chrin Rude
Thunder Mountain
Chilkoot
State Board
Ida Flaherty
Moscow
Snake River
Twila Falls
Berlin
Saxony
George
Wiesbaden
Butte Man Ends Life On Wedding Day in Tragic Scene
Willard H. Winters a prominent Butte figure and former county auditor killed himself with a revolver Saturday after learning of a broken engagement. A wedding ceremony was planned for that day with many gifts left on the table beside the bed.
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Butte
Willard H. Winters
Smith & Wesson
Winters
Siance
Policeman killed by fall of immense icicle at Cassopolis
William Daniels, a 25 year old unmarried police officer, was killed in Cassopolis Michigan when an enormous icicle detached from L. L. Smith's General Store roof and severed the upper part of his head as he approached the door. He had served three years in the Philippines and returned just a year ago.
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William Daniels
Cassopolis
Mich
L. Smith
Daniels
Phillippines
Dowie Plans Invasion of New York City with Restoration Host
John Alexander Dowie, founder of Zion City, announced at Kenosha Wisconsin that next month he would lead 3000 followers to New York. He said he has engagements at Carnegie Hall and Madison Square for three months with daily street meetings. Over 5000 followers volunteered for the mission.
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John Alexander Dowie
Bion City
Kenosha
Wis
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