Idaho State News Highlights and Local Incidents
Idaho state news briefs cover city measures to bar youths from pool halls, a looming sewer question for Pocatello, and a $76,000 plan for a soda factory system. Reports note an Indian school upgrades at Fort Hall, a fatal mine accident at Wariner, and a Meridian Chinese laundry theft of $95. Other items include a Salem post office closure, a Brine County gambling crusade, a two mile limit ruling impact on sheepmen, a Halley suicide, and a proposed Cedar Creek reservoir project west of Salmon River.
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Uncle Sam
Rows Fork
Fort Hall
Edward Hamnett
Last Chance
Wariner
Louie Fam
Meridian
Laetah
Keane
Troy
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles D. Hobson
Goda Springs
van Boar River
Legisature
Blaine County
A Kuecklin
Hvingveer
Ammott
Blome
Kuckku
Opticians
Holse
Ofientar
J. D. Humbrid
Buten
J. A. Jenking
Dorse
T. Laughtin
Hotee
Sowa
Cedar Creek
Caseia County
Salmon River
Thaw Marine to Yale? No. Stanford White Trial Details
District Attorney Fought hard to bar the new evidence in the Thaw case as Dr. Evans repeated Thaw's claim he did not know his act was wrong. The defense argued insanity, presenting Thaw inquiry and a will from 1906 detailing funds for death investigation and legal relief. The testimony referenced gifts, estates, and a plan to aid four young women harmed in alleged orgies involving White and others.
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New York
Mothers and Daughters of America
Providence
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Britton D. Evans
Thaw
Goodiell
White
Pittsby
Forest Reserve Criticism Sparks Idaho Assembly Debate
Boise lawmakers spent two hours on a Monday session discussing joint memorial No. 7 by Gleason. The memorial, drafted by Senator Heyburn, criticized forest reserves and condemned the entire system. Timber and sheep interests argued their perspectives as the near unanimous vote followed.
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Boise
Ida
Forest Service
Gleason
Wariler
Heyburn
Fallon
Kootenal
La Follette Sixteen-Hour Bill Sent to Conference
Washington dispatch reports a 119 to 100 vote in the House on Monday under suspension of the rules. The chamber refused to adopt the committee substitute for the La Follette sixteen hour bill. The measure aims to limit railroad worker hours to improve safety for employees and travelers. The bill was sent to conference with a two thirds vote required.
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Washington
Howe
Insratate and Foreign Carmerie Committee
la Follette
BNI
Japanese Training Squadron Arrives at Honolulu
The Japanese roving squadron including the cruiser Mateo Shima Hashidite and Ttauku shima arrived in Honolulu on Tuesday. Admiral Tomioka from the Hagship Matsushime signaled approach by wireless. Rear Admiral Very replied welcoming him. Thousands of sampans and 5000 Japanese in holiday dress greeted the ships as salutes were exchanged and ships decorated. After a week, the cruisers depart for Australia.
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Honolulu
Mateo Shima
Hashidite
Ttaukushima
Tomioka
Matsushime
Very
Governor Carter
Australia
Great Northern Indicted Over Sugar Rebates Schemes
A federal grand jury indicted the Great Northern Railroad for paying rebates on sugar shipments in 1904. The counts allege $10,000 in rebates to Palmer of the American Sugar Refining Co and $4,504 more by various railroads. The case cites freight combinations with Lehigh Valley, New York Central, and New York, New Haven & Hartford to move sugar from New York City and Boston to Sioux City at below tarif rates.
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New York
Great Northern Railroad Company
Lowell M. Palmer
American Sugar Refiuiug Company
Mr. Palmer
Great Northern
Great Northern Company
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Erie Railroad
Great Northern Steamship Company
New York City
Hoston
Sioux City
Kansan Urges Rebellion at Coal Miner Rally
C B E Rolfe of Erie Kan told about 1000 coal miners in Pittsburg to arm themselves and prepare for force of arms saying the Dred Scott precedent led to civil war and the Moyer Haywood case would spark a workers rebellion. Resolutions condemn courts and governments over the case.
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Pittsburg
Kan
BE. Rolfe
Erie
Dred Scott
Moyer-Haywood
Appropriations for Western Public Buildings Budget
The sundry civil appropriation bill reported in the house provides public building funds for the coming fiscal year in western states. Logan receives 35000, Ogden 130000, Provo 45000, Moscow Idaho 30000, Rawlins Wyoming 40000, Sheridan Wyoming 60000, and the remainder for Mesa Verde National Park 37500.
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Washington
House
Logan
Ogden
Provo
Moscow
Idaho
Rawlins
Wyo
Sheridan
Prones
Mesa Cerde National Park
Warhorse Would Accept Democratic Leadership
Representative De Smond of Missouri said on Monday he would accept the Democratic leadership if a majority desired it. He noted he did not favor immediate efforts to announce a leader but would back the choice if a clear majority supported John Sharp Williams as party leader in the next Congress.
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Washington
Desmond
Missouri
John Sharp Williams
Rescue Efforts Continue After Mexican Mine Disaster
A telegram from the Las Eaperaneas mines in Cabutla reports an explosion with rescue work ongoing. By 6 30 p m fifty four bodies had been recovered, including thirty Japanese. Eleven injured were in hospital, among them three Japanese. Two of the injured cannot die. Many men remain entombed and fears grow for their rescue potential.
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Mexico City
Las Eaperaneas
Cabutla
Collision sinks Orlanda. Heliopolis drifts after escape
The British steamer Orlanda sank after a midnight collision with the Heliopolis off Penarth amid a gale. Fourteen aboard perished including the captain. Six survivors reached a lifeboat and were rescued by a pilot boat after exposure and rough seas. The Heliopolis, carrying 2000 Spanish emigrants, drifted away without aiding. Orlanda built 1879 at Liverpool. 1500 tons displacement. owned by Oriental Steamship Co.
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Cardiff
Heliopolis
Orlanda
Penarth
Spezzia
Hach
Heliopolia
Honolulu
Lloyd’s Shipping Gazette
Barry
Wales
Malaga
Liverpool
Oriental Steamship Company of Liverpool
Make a Fetish of Soldiers at Mass Meeting in Chicago
Rabbi Emil G. Hersch addressed a National American Woman Suffrage Association gathering in Chicago on Sunday. He argued the world over worship of soldiers and war machines fuels anti female voting rights and urged a home centered government with women voting on public policy.
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Chicago
Emil G. Hersch
Naonal American Women's Suffrage Association
Woman Charged With Killing Her Mother
New York Mrs Lottie Wallen wife of Leopold Wallan a wealthy importer of browses was arraigned before Coroner Acritello charged with murder in the first degree for poisoning her mother Mrs Ida Binge who died February 6 three weeks after cancer operation Analysis of stomach contents showed poisoning.
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New York
Lottie Wallen
Leopold Wallan
Acritello
Ida Binge
Japs Are Not Satisfied in California Situation
The piece notes no official move has been made to settle the California matter per the Roosevelt San Francisco accord. Authorities vow a calm, resolute stance and believe a settlement is possible but may require time. Violent attacks are anticipated if settlement proceeds on that basis.
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California
Roosevelt
San Francisco
New French Knights Gain Papal Title Confirmations
Queen Wilhelmina agreed to validate Vatican titles and decorations after France diverged from papal enrollments. This move prompted a curious pilgrimage to The Hague and a rise in prices for pontifical honors such as the Knights of the Golden Spur and Holy Sepulcher.
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France
Vatican
Wilhelmina
Hague
Cyclone Catarrh Cure Offered For Home Use
A home remedy named Cyclone promises prompt relief from catarrh. Mix 1/2 oz Fluid Extract Dangelon, 1 oz Compound Karyon, 3 oz Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia, shake well and take teaspoonful after meals and at night. Claim is that it detoxifies kidneys and clears mucous membranes.
Proper Method of Walking
The text describes walking with light elastic steps that swing the body easily between legs, making weight hardly felt. It claims harmonious muscle use yields grace and vitality, a healthy glow, and stirred circulation, strengthening the body and nerves and promoting restful sleep.
Clover and Grass Seeds Catalog Offers Free Samples
Advertisement notes Clover Jameses and various farm seeds from Seed Co Bax W La Crosse Wis offering 148 page catalog mailed free plus sample of perfect balation glass seed and fodder products. Also mentions natural washing preparation from British Columbia lakes containing borax and soda with a lake containing an estimated 20,000 tons of the material.
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Our Mumnsioth
Big Plant
Ohn
Saleer*Seed Co
Bax W
la Crosse
Wis
Ashcroft
British Columbia
Curious 19th Century Patent Claims and Advert Claims
Fragmented OCR snippet shows medical cure pitches and testimonials for Cavarrh Cure and Wall’s Family Pills, alongside dubious claims about global coinage and a quip about a widower’s love affairs. The readable lines include ads for tonics, a testimonial signature, and scattered product names.
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Hane
Bole
Bulse
Belle Chamberlain
Montpelier
Salem
Boyal City
Cornei
Pocatello
G. A. Hunter
Snake River
Burley
Nampa
Myrtle Dudley
Irl
Sulelie
Halley
Industrial School
Harry Thaw
Dr. Evans
Jerome
Gelieve
Kansan
Moyer Haywood
Utah
Wyoming
Warhorse
Collis
STEAM
Seriouury
Holland
Amélsas
Wall
Matipation
United States
Great Britain
Australasia
Japan
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