Idaho News Roundup Reflects Murders, Accidents and Militia Funds
Idaho state news reports a series of violent incidents and accidents across towns like Hailey Pocatello Grangeville Gowdrich and Parma. Notable items include a fatality from a Richton accident a man shot during a quarrel and a suspected arson at the Oro Fin mine. Militia funds rise to 12000 for Idaho, with production tallies for gold silver and lead totaling about 14 million dollars. Additional notes cover arrests for horse theft two large cattle weighs and a large steer reported near Payette. A jury returns a not guilty in Crane Gulch and a Boise elder dies in a wagon accident.
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Benator
Nampa
Gowdrich
Charles McCarthy
Long Valley
Pocatello
Idaho
On Eve of Revolution Spreads Revolt Across Russia
Reports describe a rising revolutionary mood across Russia with leaflets urging radical change circulated in thirty four cities and towns. Anti-Semitic agitation grows during Eastertide as monarchist groups distribute incendiary leaflets calling for violence against Jews including in Bakou Barda Baku and Tomsk.
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Bakou
Warsaw
Berdechev
Title
Batoum
Balakhoa
Tomsk
Pinnk
Bilbao train wreck near Jerila river kills hundreds
Madrid dispatch reports a Bilbao line disaster where the stack of sixteen coaches derailed after a bridge collapse. Of about 300 passengers, officials say thirty were killed and sixty seriously injured, with most of the injured expected to die. Only six escaped unhurt as two engines plunged into the riverbed when the couplings failed.
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Madrid
Bilbao
Jerila
Tennessee liquor law upheld by supreme court as constitutional
The court affirms the Adama law a temperance measure abolishing saloons in towns with 6000 or fewer residents subject to a popular vote. Eight towns exempt. In Mexico at Barratobran a gas explosion in Las Esperanzas coal mine killed twenty four and injured about fifty. a defective lamp lit gas causing the blast as workers were finishing their shift. about 100 men were in the mine.
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Supreme Court
Tennessee
Las Esperanzas
Mexican Coal & Coke Company
Barratobran
Mexico
Result of Jett Trial in Daisy Dell Feud Fight
In a feud near Daisy Dell Breathitt County Ky Hiram Barnett was killed and John Henry Hecker and Joseph Hecker were seriously wounded. The assailants included Samuel and Silas Harnett and the group gathered at the home of Miss Lilly Burns, niece of Burns Wits Patrick, the sole juror against Curtis Jett. An exchange over Juror Fitzpatrick led to a shooting.
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Daisy Dell
Breathitt County
Hiram Barnett
John Henry Hecker
Joseph Hecker
Samuel
Silas Harnett
Mian Lilly Burns
Burns Witspatrick
Curtis Jett
Fitzpatrick
Miss Burns
Iriah on the Warpath at Arklow Monument Ceremony
During reravelling at Arklow Ireland a monument to rebels of the 1798 battle was paraded with 30000 Nationalists. A band of street preachers clashed with the crowd. one preacher narrowly escaped death, his refuge house was wrecked. Police charged the Nationalists as stones and batons were traded and many were injured.
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Arklow
Ireland
Canal discussion opens in Colombian House opposed to treaty
Dispatch from Minister Beaupre at Bogota reports the Colombian house of representatives has opened debate on the canal treaty. The government objects to presenting the treaty now, saying it is not ready, but will submit it later. The question was sustained by a legislative vote.
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State Department
Beaupre
Bogota
House of Representatives
Tramp killer in Montana ranch assault shocks Bridger
F Teasdale a Bridger rancher was shot and killed Monday at John Ahes ranch near Bridger Montana. An unknown tramp who had asked for work quarreled with Teasdale after a joshing remark. Teasdale struck the man and was fatally shot through the heart. The tramp is in custody and refuses to give his name.
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F. Teasdale
Bridger
John Ahes
Mont
Teasdale
Josh
Stricken Colorado Family Sees Sudden Tragedy
A Leadville man Martin Condon died from a lightning strike last week. His wife, already frail, was sent to a private sanitarium after the shock of his death. She testified at the trial that Martin was at the mine and would soon be down to protect her.
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Martin Condon
Leadville
Colo
Martin
Tmine
Stamping Out Disease Among Wyoming Sheep
Dr George B Hickox head of the U S bureau of animal industry inspectors moves to Rawlins with seventeen inspectors to combat sheep seab in Wyoming dipping centers. He reports about 75 percent of Wyoming sheep are affected, higher than in most states, despite the state’s healthy reputation.
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George 8. Hickox
Salt Lake
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Missouri River
Wyoming
Hickox
Rawlins
Bureau of Animal Iidus
Eloped Couple Ties Knot After Guthrie Minister Flee
Rev. O K Posey aged 75 minister of a Guthrie Oklahoma church eloped with 18 year old Josie Sheldon from a prominent family. Traced to Holdenville where they wed and it is believed they have gone to Canada. Posey has twelve children. Peasants attack troops in Koprlentetz Croatia as foreshadowed by Friday events.
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O. K. Posey
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Josie Sheldon
Holdenville
I. T
Canada
Rev. Posey
A Short Lesson in Finance and Riot Incidents
A hearing interrupted a demented woman as her year-old son found cartridges in a barn and injured himself. A hidden $6,000 stash was found in a wood box. The account mentions Condon a mine superintendent struck by lightning and civil disturbances with troops firing on a mob, causing several deaths and many arrests.
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Mary Coll
Condon
Peter Is Now King Plotter 18 Formally Made Ruler of Servia
At Belgrade on the 25th King Peter Karageorgevitch took the oath before the skupstina after a joint senate session and church service. He appeared in full regalia with ministers, and a royal proclamation was issued amid public approval. The question of punishing the assassins of King Alexander and Queen Draga may lapse, while foreign ministers departed to signal protest without provoking a new revolution.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter Karageorgevitch
Senate
Skupschtina
Peter
Alexander
Draga
Maschin
Russia
Austria
Race Riot Threat Looms Over Wilmington
After the lynching of George F. White for the murder of Helen Bishop and the arrest of a suspected accomplice, police in Wilmington Delaware keep extreme preventive measures in place amid unease that further race clashes may flare.
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Wilmington
Dela
George F. White
Helen Bishop
Work of a Brute Ends in Brutal Carmel Killing
P. H. Worden of Carmel killed Edith Roscoe by cutting her throat after she refused marriage. He then crushed Edith’s sister-in-law Mrs. Sherman Roscoe with a hammer, inflicting likely fatal injuries. Worden attempted suicide with a pistol.
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P. H. Worden
Carmel
Edith Roscoe
Sherman Roscoe
Georgia Man Blows Himself to Fragments With Dynamite
George Coster, a former Brunswick railroad and clubman, committed suicide near Urlands, a Brunswick suburb. He used dynamite, mangling his body into an almost unrecognizable mass. The body was found in woods. Coates had been Plant system general agent in the city and later an auditor for Brunswick and Birmingham railway.
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George Coster
Brunswick
Urlans
Coates
Brunswick & Birming Railway
Three Black Men Killed by Mob in Newton Georgia
Garfield McCoy George McKinney and Wiley were taken from Newton jail by a mob last Friday night and fatally harmed after responding to a confrontation at a Black community dance. W S Bullard had been called to quell the row nearby. The mob overpowered the jailer as they demanded another prisoner be lodged.
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Garfield McCoy George McKinney
Wiley
Newton
Georgia
W. S. Bullard
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