Idaho Legislative News From The Shoshone Journal
The Shoshone Journal reports on Idaho legislative actions including the eight hour bill for miners passing the house by a vote of 23 to W, senate changes to election law, and Fremont county reform school measures sent to the governor. It notes weather, local incidents, a large rabbit drive at Market Lake, a Payette fire, and various community events and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Hunt
Senate
House
Fremont County
Elkhomb
Fred Bilchomb
Blaine County
Salt Lake ‘City
Kikbomb
Idaho
Payette
Ada Bannock
Hingham
Can. Yon
Fremont
Nex Perce
Oneida
White Dolor
Lemhi
Owyhee
Market Lake
Vs. Pitty
Germany and United States in post affair prestige shift
German papers largely praise the United States as the only power to gain heightened prestige from the Venezuelan settlement. Official voices in Pan German and reactionary outlets claim no European power strengthened and that the two great powers have shown deference to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Philippines currency bill aims for gold peso unit
A 1900s Philippine currency proposal outlines a gold peso of 12.9 grains as the value unit once sufficient silver peso coinage is minted. It envisions legal tender for U.S. silver and gold coins, multiple denominations, and certificates to maintain peso parity, with broader implications for exchanges and government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Philippines
United States
Government of the
Philippine Islands
Manila
Death Ends Sleigh Ride Near Salt Lake City
A sledding party on a sleigh crossing a railway near Salt Lake City collided with a Grande train. Pearl Qualls, 17, died on impact. A. Holm was severely injured. eight others sustained lesser injuries as the sleigh collapsed. Nearby wrecks and a separate Nevadan train crash are also noted, with multiple injuries reported.
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Lew
Pearl Qualls
A. Holm
Holm
H Ts
Iis
Earthquakes Shake Guerrero Towns in Mexico
The Guerrero region in Mexico reports a sequence of earthquakes with Chilpancingo and nearby towns like Chilapa Agtas Blancas San Diego and Mexicala struck. Houses fell and underground rumblings terrified residents as authorities monitor the ongoing seismic activity.
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Guerrero
Mexico
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Agtas
Blancas
San Diego
Mexicala
Turkish Misrule. Meeting on Macedonian situation in Paris
A Paris gathering of about 4000 chaired by Baron Constant D'Estournelles urged the French government to vigorously enforce the Berlin Treaty and end Turkish misrule in Macedonia. The meeting drew letters of support from numerous prominent figures.
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Bulgaria
Sublime Porte
Turkey
Banda
Macedonia
Hulgaria
Dis. Ieee
Baron Constant D'Estournelles
Paris
Macedona
Blockade Ends Prompt Shipping From Willemstad Port
After a long blockade end, refereeing is reported across classes at Willemstad Venezuela. Vessels with cargoes for Venezuelan ports will depart at once. A considerable amount of cargo awaits transportation from Venezuela to the United States. The scene remains tense as vessels tied to the blockade begin moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Venezuela
Starved Philosopher Joseph Shepard Dies in New York
Joseph William Shepard an inventor and once wealthy man starved himself to death in a New York City apartment believing fasting would spiritualize life. Dr Julian P Thomas said Shepard may have had no food for months and subsisted on wine and tiny amounts of honey and vegetables with water severely limited. He lived alone, ate no meals at home for a year, and claimed fasting would reveal universal secrets despite being described as sane by doctors and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph William Shepard
New York City
Julian P. Thomas
Thomas
Shepard
Young Fights Guards On Way To Sing Sing
William Hooper Young was escorted to Sing Sing for a life sentence in the Anna Pulitzer murder case. He resisted removal from the prison van at Grand Central, tearing clothes and breaking his hat as deputies dragged him to the train. Once aboard he quieted, drew the car blinds, and walked calmly into the penitentiary at Sing Sing.
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Sing Sing
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Young
Grand Central Depot
WILL RAISE BLOCKADE IN PEACE TALKS AT WASHINGTON
Venezuelan representative Herbert W. Bowen signs preliminary protocols with allied reps to immediately lift the blockade and refer preferential claims against Venezuela to The Hague. Venezuela gains two points: instant blockade end and return of vessels seized by the allied fleet. Oregon woman Bertha Martin reportedly abducts her 6 year old son from Astoria and heads toward Seattle with a male companion. Custody dispute cited by W. E. Martin. the child’s fate unknown.
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Herbert W. Bowen
Washington
Venezuela
Hague Arbitration Tribunal
Oregon
Bertha Martin
W. E. Martin
Astoria
Ore
Columbia River
Martin
Seattle
Northwest Notes From The West Nineteenth Century
Northwest Notes reports diverse items from Montana Wyoming Colorado and Oregon including a woman suffrage bill defeat in Montana the Danville Colorado mine walkout end and a fatal accident in Aurora Wyoming a Carnegie library offer in Pittsburgh and cold weather hardships in Laramie large bills for Portage railway Oregon’s McKinley county proposal and various local incidents such as a bobsled crash in Leadville and a missing man case in Butte
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Montana
House of Representatives
Danville
Colorado
John Conley
Union Pacific
Aurora
Wyoming
Andrew Carnegie
Laramie
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Idaho State News
Swollin
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Boise
Halley
Meridian
Austom
Intermountain Bloc
Railway Company
Feld
Holwe
Canyon County Air Association
Caldwell
Fall
Mormon Church
Holve
W Martiett
Bhelsey
Mr. Bartlett
Stoney
Gevermir Morrison
HatiNe
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Jenking
Smith
Avery C
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Deat
T. A. Wright Place
Woodland Park
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Strii
Mattle
Holaha Springs
Colo
Moomite
Cees County
Farlain
Cate
Southern Pacific
Winnemucca
Nev
Vienna
Count Lamsdorff
Fremdenblatt
Macedonian Revolutionary Party
Bowen
Pat Crow
J. J. Crow
Corneil Blais
Ragland
Heather
Edie
Liverpool
Faye Thal
Pat
Pasland
Sonth Africa
Northwest Notes
Cain
Carpenter
Greeley
Hay Springs
Neb
Thomas Annear
Silverton
James B. McMaster
Garnet
Rockvale
Canyon City
McKinley
Yakima
Klickitat
Josephine Green
Denver
Wyoming Industrial Association
Sheridan
Yellowstone County
Oregon House of Representatives
Dalles
Celilo
Saratoga
Wyo
French Creek de Camp
James Harvey
Leadville
Charles Cunningham
Maud Coxhead
Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge Trades and Labor
Connell
William St. Clair
Butte
Charles Lennox
James Martin
W. E. Cusick
Alexander McDonald
P. L. Smith
Rawlins
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