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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1906

Page

2

Idaho State News Mixed Idaho reports on industry crime and growth

Idaho readers learn of Barley electricity from Shoshone Falls, coal at 20 a ton for JIm Pearl, and a Boise river water can being appealed. Lumber and brick plants expand, Burley reports 125 sturdy buildings, and Nampa eyes a new brewery. Crime includes dogs poisoned at St Anthony, a construction accident in Gooding, and a fatal eye injury to a foreman. Population shifts show Mountain Home growth and county counts.

Boise River Stewart District Court Supreme Court St. Anthony State Horticultural Boolnty Farmers’ Normal Institute Caldwell Governor Gooding Gooding Blaine County Nampa Holve W. C. T. U PL Perrin Goodie Gooding End Blainemwsty Mountain Home North Dakota Minnesota Mountainhome Shoshone County Pate Fremont Es Perce Latah Ato Ada Idaho

Five Killed In Awful Wreck Near Helena

A runaway freight hit a passenger train near Austin, Montana, killing three passengers and two burned victims. J. Robinson of Missoula, Charles Brickle, J. Jessup the express messenger, and Edward Brown of Helena were among the injured. The entire passenger coach and freight cars burned. the messenger died inside the wreck as rescuers struggled to reach him.

Avery Messeng Austin Helena Helens Messenger Jesup

Passion and peril amid France’s autumn skies 1790

In Paria a thirteen year old boy Jean and his younger companion Pierre befriend a stylish courtier Etienne while defending a turtle from his taunts. The story follows class, loyalty, and looming upheaval as France teeters toward revolution, with the Baron father fleeing to Languedoc and the boys dreaming of pirate adventures.

Paria Tutleries Pierre Jean Margot Etienne Monsieur Sousieutenant cMcer Etianne France Monsieur Te Baron Paria House Languedoc Joan Mon Sieur le Baron Tatro Monsieur le Baron Paris Robespierre de Soto Pizarro Cortez le Notre Louis XIV Tomas Fauchel Tuileries Monsieur Ie Baron

Secretary Metcalf Moves to Ease China Trade Frictions

Secretary Metcalf approved the commissioners’ report proposing a radical revision of twenty four existing immigration rules. The changes aim to liberalize entry and residence for Chinese nationals, potentially ending the anti American boycott and easing bilateral tensions.

Washington Metcalf Department of Commerce and Labor China Murray Aims Richard Campbell Bureau of Immigration

Sentences for church disturbance in St Clothilde case

Parin Mm De Billy and Petit were sentenced to six months imprisonment and a $40 fine for involvement with disturbances at the church of 3 Roch during an inventory under church and state separation law. Several others received two to six month terms and $40 fines for resisting the commissioners at St Clothilde's church.

Parin Mm. de Billy Petit 3. Roch St. Clothilde’s Church

Whaling Captains Accused of Kidnapping Alaskan Women

United States authorities order a rigorous investigation into charges that whaling vessel captains abducted native Alaskan women. Collector Stratton is instructed to probe the matter and arrest offenders after a report from the revenue cutter Horr regarding events in southern waters during winter.

San Francisco United States Stratton Department of Commerce and Labor O Rey Department Set Horr

Three Killed and Two Injured in Utah Train Crash

In dense fog the freight train No. 81 crashed into the rear of the first section at Beryl Utah on the Salt Lake Route at 4 20 Monday morning killing the conductor and both brakemen of the first section and injuring two men traveling on the train The engineer and fireman of the second section escaped by jumping from the engine as the collision became inevitable and fatalities were realized

Salt Lake City Beryl Utah Salt Lake Feman

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