Idaho State News Brevities From Early Idaho Dispatches
A string of brief Idaho items reports extending road plans to Meadows and new brickyard work near Tilenne Porry, high accident tolls, fires, drownings, and a runaway injury in Nampa. Notable incidents include a fatal cavern mine accident on the Boles river, a colt-impacted rancher child death, a brakeman maimed, a legislature member suicide attempt, and a fatal double firearm incident at Tahoe Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Ferewire
Hania
Tilenne Porry
Fine
Milnor
Duly Wood
Hela McNutt
Nampa
WL. Preeman
W. & Stevens
Fedoral Labor Union
Glenn
Pwrry
Wasentindy
Martland
Gre
Charles Rothermeal
Boles
More Trouble in Hayti as National Guard Sundered
Port au Prince Hayti reports a clash between President Nord and the chamber leading to a state of siege. The national guard has been summoned to arms amid fraud allegations involving about two million dollars and suspected security fraud with chamber complicity. Nord denounces opposition as hostile. a probe committee is named and a minister resigned. Troops cheer the president with chants against the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Nord
Chamber
Arma
Yremddent
Nuance
Proatilint Nord
Hein
Venezuelan Rebels Beaten Near Ciudad Bolivar Battle
Government troops claim control of Boletad opposite Cinlad Bolivar on the Orinoco as General Gomes moves to land a force. Deserters say Gomes defeated the Revolutionaries under General Antonio Paredes before Puerto Cebollon fell in 1889, securing the rear. Rumors say General Rolando, holding Ciudad Bolivar, plans to press the attack despite public opinion.
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Boletad
Cinlad
Bolivar
Orinoco
Gomes
Orinoca
Fevoluionfate
Antonio Paredes
Puerto Cebollon
Mberale
Treva
Comox
Chelea
Rolando
Ciudad Bolivar
Realiz
Floods in Silesia Threaten Breslau and River Oder
In Silesia the water rose to record highs with Troppenn largely flooded, bridges and embankments destroyed, and crops ruined. In the Su deter valley villages were flooded, thirty residents drowned, and fifty houses destroyed. Breslau faced danger as firemen repaired dykes on the Oder. Severe hail along the lower Rhine damaged wine crops. several people were killed by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Troppenn
Distriet
Sudeter
Breslau
Oder
Lower Rhine
Big Tent Collapse Injures Dozens at Denver Christian Endeavor
A large tent at the Christian Endeavor convention in Denver collapsed Monday at 4 pm. More than 2,000 attendees were present when the wind blew the tent over. About a score were injured but none seriously. A.M. Ramsey of Chicago steadied the canvas and poles, preventing suffocation as many women fainted and needed extrication.
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Christian
Female Bluebeard Verdict in Murder Case
The sealed Fury finds Mrs Minnie Cummings of St Louis guilty of killing her husband Derola Cummings on April 18 1908. She is sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. She was tried previously for the murder of her third husband Edgar M Harris who died in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Cummings
St Louis
Derola Cummings
Mra Will
Edgar M. Harris
Serb Officers Form League to Avenge King Alexander
A Bucharest dispatch reports Servian authorities thwarted a conspiracy to avenge the late King Alexander. A frontier garrison lieutenant was arrested for threatening Colonel Masebto. Police found evidence of twelve officers forming a league to avenge the regicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Alexander
Aeutenant
Masebto
Slain Will R yan and companions disappear in frontier mystery
A traveling optician William Ryan was found dead along Litt Cottonwood Creek near Murray Utah. His wrists ankles and throat were bound and a handkerchief strangled him. The dog watched as two companions fled after the murder leaving money and camp items behind. A stake in the wagon tied man and woman fled Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ryan
Ersel
Murray
Utah
Ryan
Recovery Effort Underway After Hanna Wyoming Explosion
Firefighters resume search for victims of the Hanna Wyoming coal mine blast as preparations are made to reopen the mine and continue body recovery missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Wyo
Death and discovery near Hanna mine disaster
Old records no longer satisfy which had been covered with quilts. Two horses tethered nearby show days of hunger and thirst. Ryan was last seen alive on Saturday with a man and woman, believed to be a couple who may be responsible for his death and robbery motive. A rescue party of miners from Rock Springs and other towns plans to reach the bodies amid flames and ongoing mine fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Cougie
Hanna
Wyo
Rock Springs
Diamondville
Cumberland
Spring Valley
Female Enoch Arden Returns to Rockford After 21 Years
A Rockford woman reappears after twenty one years abroad, believed dead after a Buffalo wreck. Her husband, Alex Olson, had remarried a second Mrs Olson and raised two children as theirs. The original wife claims her identity and the rights to the family, agreeing to live with the third wife and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Arden
Rockford
Ills
Louise Olson
Buffalo
N. Y
France
Olson
Alex. Olson
Mr. Olson
Navy Moves to End Interference in Orinoco Shipping
The Navy Department acting on the State Department's guidance barred further interference with American shipping on the Orinoco. United States charge Russell in Caracas advised that government forces seized two Orinoco Steam Navigation ships at San Fernando and insurgents threatened three more at Ciudad Bolivar. The Bancroft at Port of Spain was ordered to sail immediately to release the vessels.
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Navy Department
State Department
Orinoco River
Russell
United States
Caracas
Orinoco Steam Navigation Company
San Ferdino
Ciudad Bolivar
Bancroft
Port of Spain
Orinoco
Poisoned candies blamed in Cracow Galicia riots
The London Daily Chronicle dispatch cites a surge of anti Jewish fear in Cracow Galicia with disturbances in Kasimersch between Jews and Christians. It reports Russians distributing poisoned candies to Jewish children and thirty six deaths in Cracow. Three men have been arrested as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Chronicle
Berlin
Cracow
Galicia
Kishineff
Kasimersch
Austria
Sour Lake Riots After Fatal Shot At Nome Junction
News of Bud Thompson a Southern Pacific brakeman fatally shot by a Black man at Nome Junction sparks mass panic in Sour Lake Texas. N-people flee as mobs of about 500 search amid darkness. 100 shots fired. casualties unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
Sour Lake
Texas
Southern Pacific
Bud Thompson
Nome Junction
Unspoken Turmoil Amid Turkish Bulgarian Tensions
The Sofia correspondent reports Turkish officials committed outrages against Bulgarians in Uskub and wider European Turkey. Despite Constantinople assurances, Salonica fears imminent war as Bulgarian bands reorganize in Macedonia and troops mass near Yenidje and Koumanovi.
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Sofia
London Times
Uskub
Turkey
Vilayet
Constantinople
Salonica
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Yenidje
Koumanovi
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Shoshone Journal
WD. Chocker, Pabiteher
Bhoshone
Idaho State News
W. C. Boyd
Weler
Thomas Perking
Pocatello
W. W. Nilson
Meridian
Cassie
Mew
Campbell
Caldwell
John Mitchell
Legialature
Hota
Henry Shilling
Mitchell
Hatley
McPherema
Minnie Moore
Tahoe
Janes Stewart
Bretony
Tors
Gold Eagle
Nealborne
Ant Dt Fe
George Moore
National Guard
Soledad
Missouri
Morld
AiGrize Zi
Venezuela
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