Idaho News Roundup Sparks, Accidents and Projects
Addin Prat was thrown from his horse near Star, breaking an ankle. Wires reach Whitebird as Warren Meadows and Roosevelt Telephone extend service. Poultry men meet in Caldwell to organize. A vegetable farm near Weiser sold for 2200. Cornel voters approve 6000 for a new school. Two men jailed sixty days for theft from a Nampa car. A New Plymouth bank reports strong early-year business. A cannon donated to Idaho University in Moscow discussed. Albert Barber convicted of manslaughter in a Ment case. appeal planned. Naval academy graduates from Moscow noted. Meadows, Council men charged with gambling, fined 200. Lewiston seeks Republican convention. northern support expected. Burlaby pleads guilty to assault, pays 16 by parents. Automobile Field Glass Co of Pocatello files for incorporation. Gold bullion valued at 260000 moved from Boise to San Francisco. Mundell held on $1500 bond for embezzlement in county records. Three summer normal schools planned in Pocatello, Lewiston, and Boise. Mrs Crone breaks saloon windows with umbrella. Crone pays damages. Roy Thornton, 16, linked to a stabbing. sent to reform school. New Plymouth optimistic about Payette road. A boy crushed by a falling tree near Mah.
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Twit Falls In
Caldwell
Weiser
War Wold
Cornel
Nampa
New Plymouth
Lewlatern
Burlaby
Automobile Field Glass Company
Pocatello
Boise Aanay
San Francisco
Placer Ground
Quarts Mills
Idaho
High profile arrests in Idaho assassination case
President Moyer and Secretary Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners, and G. A. Pettibone, were seized in Denver and sent by train to Idaho on murder charges. Vincent St John, Burke sheriff say, is held in Wallace jail after an arrest tied to the Caldwell case. St John used aliases and was linked to the Burke union.
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Denver
Colo
Charles EB. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
G. A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad
Ipaine
iBcorn
McDonald
Wallace
Ida
Vincent St. John
Miners’ Union of
Burke
Angus Sutherland
Shoshone
Boise
Sutherland
St. John
Caldwell
John W. Vincent
Burke Union
Coeur d’Alenes
Telluride
Hercules Ming
Heo
Former President McCall Dies After Health Collapse
John A. McCall, former president of New York Life Insurance, died at 6:34 p.m. Sunday at Laurel House in Yokewood New Jersey after a health breakdown traced to the investigation of the life insurance affair. The death was peaceful with enlargement of the sliver cited as the cause. The demise followed a period of severe strain while he testified about company affairs before a legislative committee in Albany.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Laurel
Fr. McCall
Albany
McCall
Burial of a King in Roskilde Cathedral
In Roskilde Denmark on Sunday King Christian IX was laid to rest in the elf Gothic church amid organ tones trumpets and a royal ceremony. The coffin rested beneath a black and gold blanket with a golden branch from Danish children. Floral tributes from foreign monarchs and Danish royalty adorned the altar area. American minister Mr O'Brien attended in simple dress representing President Roosevelt with official escort M Scavenius of the foreign office.
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Roskilde
Denmark
Christian IX
Ros_kilde
Kchair
O’brien
Bombs Lurk in Russian Schools
The official weekly summary reports violent political crimes across major cities including St. Petersburg Moscow Odessa and Warsaw. It notes several offenses by youths such as a fifteen year old with three loaded bombs in Berdicheff and a grammar school pupil wounding a teacher in Kharkeff.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Odessa
Kieff
Nizhny Novgorod
Vilna
Warsaw
Samara
Kursk
Sebastopol
Kazan
Tiflis
Riga
Kharkeff
Berdicheff
Jury Fails to Convict Pat Crowe in Kidnapping Case
Omaha jury acquits Pat Crowe after fifteen hours of deliberation on charges tied to the 1900 Eddie Cudahy kidnapping and a $25,000 ransom. The case linked Crowe to the Cudahy family and a later Council Bluffs streetcar hold-up indictment, with Callahan previously identified but not proven.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
Edward A. Cudahy
Eddie Cudahy
Cudahy
Crowe
James Callahan
Callahan
Young Cudahy
Butte
Mont
Council Bluffs
Triumph of Sheep Men in Idaho Court Ruling
In Boise district court Judge Stewart ruled the state veterinarian law unconstitutional. If upheld by the Idaho Supreme Court, the move would abolish the State Veterinary Board and the chief veterinary office, reviving the old sheep inspection act. The case grew from a dip order for sheep south of the Salmon River, which some Washington and Canyon county sheepmen contested as beyond the board’s authority.
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Boise, Ida—iIn
Stewart
Supreme Court
Lve- Stock Sanitary Board
Office of
State Veterinarian
Salmon River
Washington
Canyon Counties
Castro Needs a Beating Paris Pilot's Take on Venezuela
In an interview with the Mafin's Caracas correspondent in Liverpool, M. Talgny former French charge d affaires in Caracas says diplomats in Venezuela united against Castro and that a revolution against him is being prepared. He notes he was approached by revolutionary leaders but avoided politics due to his diplomatic role. The correspondent adds that a revolution could resolve Venezuela's awkward situation.
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Paris
M. ‘Talgny
Caracas
Mafin
Liverpool
Venezuela
A& F T
Castro
M. Talgny
Rnce
Talgay
Venesueli
Battle With Bandits Near Tomas Mexico
William Smith and seven Mexicans traveling to the Dolores mine were attacked by four robbers on the Chihuahua Pacific railroad near Tomas. Two of Smith's party were killed and Smith mortally wounded. The robbers escaped with the money. two Mexicans were arrested and a posse hunts the trail for the fugitives.
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el Paso
Tex
Tomas
Mexico
William Smith
Dolores
Smith
Suscion
Posse
Miners and Operators Meet in Pennsylvania Conference
A special committee of the union anthracite coal miners of Pennsylvania met with presidents and officials of coal companies. The delegates stated general terms they sought and then formed two sub committees of seven men each to discuss the issues and report back to the conference.
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New York
Union Anthracite Coal Miners
Pennsylvania
T Ho
Dynamite Plant Blast Fatal at Hercules Factory Near Louisiana Mo
An explosion at the Hercules dynamite plant eighteen miles north of Louisiana Missouri killed three men and injured twenty to thirty workers. The blast damaged the dynamite assembly house and machinery, with women workers among the injured but none fatally. The plant is among the nation's largest dynamite makers, valued in the millions and employing about 200 people.
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Louisiana
Hercules
Here
Hanied Booth
Wright
Nord
Hans
Bal
O Ld
Uotry
United States
Priest Murder Shocks Mexico City Normal School
In Pu ia mountains near Mexico City a party of Indians chased four teachers from the local normal school. Henry Albert Bours doir, a young French priest and instructor, was killed while two other priests were fatally wounded. State government officials are conducting a search for the assailants.
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Mexico City
Henry Albert Boursdoir
Puia
Bour- Idoir
Indiana
Longworths Spend Quiet Sunday at McLeatt Home
Rep Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth kept a quiet Sunday at Friendship the country home of John K R McLeatt in Tennalytown serving as temporary headquarters. The day was pleasant with a stroll around the estate and no noticeable activities noted.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
White House
John KR. McLeatt
Tennalytown
Leasant
Big Liner Devonian Grounds Off Scituate Beach
The Leyland line steamship Devonian from Liverpool ran aground near Scituate Beach, ten miles from the harbor entrance, after fourteen hours of heavy surf and limited tug access. Revenue cutter Gresham aided by delivering a line and pulling the vessel clear. the ship seemed to suffer little damage.
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Boston
Ble Leyland Line
Devonian
Liverpool
Scituate Beach
Gresham
Charges Against Jerome Hit Metro Transit Officials
A New York special from Albany reports charges including subornation of perjury bribery of lawyers and misconversion of millions of dollars against the Metropolitan Street Railway company and its officials. The allegations involve a conspiracy to whitewash the offenders and were made at a hearing before the Assembly committee on ways and means on Thursday.
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New York
Tribune
Albany
N.Y
Jerome
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Waysembly Committee On Ways
Tme
Murder at Denver Auction Chamber in Capitol Hill
Maurice L. Caplin proprietor of the Denver Auction Company was murdered in his dining room Friday night by a masked robber during a card game with his wife, daughter, and a friend. The assailant fired after demanding money and escaped.
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Denver
Maurice L. Caplin
Denver Auction Company
Capitol Hill
Caplin
Capln
Russia Prepares for Contingencies in Far East
St Peterburg reports the Russian government and the council for national defense are revising evacuation plans for Manchuria as they keep forces adequate to protect Russia's interests. Official talks downplay alarm in the press, while readiness measures mirror actions in the United States.
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St. Petersburg
China
United States
Foreign Office
Council For National Defense
Far East
Manchuria
Russia
Revolt in Santo Domingo Near Monte Christi
A messenger from Monte Christi reports a revolutionary movement in the northern Dominican Republic. General Neney leads troops that attacked and captured Dajabon on the Hayti frontier, with support for Gen. Jiminez to disrupt elections.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Monte Christi
Republic of Santo Domingo
Neney
Dajabon
Jimines
Santo Domingo
Jiminez
Russian Fear Trouble in St. Petersburg on War Prospects
An article from St. Petersburg reports officials fear China is preparing for war with Russia, aided by Japan. It notes concerns over an attack on Russia’s Ussurl possessions and worries China aims to undermine Russian influence in Chinese Turkestan due to prior trade and military arrangements before the Russo-Japanese War.
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St. Petersburg
China
Japan
Russia
Turkestan
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