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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

6

Idaho State News Highlights Rapid Boise Building Plans

Idaho reports rapid government building progress in Boise with a new theater seating 1,500 planned and a 10,500 capacity venue for Horse. Silver King mine owners near Warren plan a tea-stamp mill, Blackfoot to build a $1,000 Gothic church, and Payette locals organize an evaporator plant. Locust reports, flax yields expected to peak, and mining activity in Silver City rises with several successful strikes.

Reia Silver King Warren Blackfoot Payette and Vieiuity Payette Lasund Socal Otheresa Boise Jabor Iy Holse Adiapatoh Valdes Alaska Anyn Thomas Kennelly Moontello Mutslon

Deadly Mine Explosion Kills Thirty-One in Park City

A Daly-West mine blast at Park City on Wednesday morning claims thirty-one lives with Ontario victims among the dead. Powder magazines at the 1260 level exploded, unclear cause, while eight miners escaped through the Anchor tunnel. Rescue attempts continue as authorities and townspeople aid survivors and examine the site.

Daly-Weat Park City Daly-West Ontario Alno Ontario George Garvin William Swevell Chris Gaderrupp Steve Harwell Whamas A. Welly Reduckman J i Kindell John, Featherstone John Gill William Lane Nelson Wingle Johny Gabiin Harry Gabile William Sime John Mulaney the Crowley John McAuilff John Li John McGurvin Chris Cullen Che Chiens

Robbery on Doover Rio Grande Train by Masked Bandits

A passenger train seven miles west of Marshall Pass was held up by five masked men on Monday morning. Safes were blown, valuables seized, and the robbers fled into the mountains. Passengers, including two women, were terrified and some fainted amid the chaos. Police hunts mounted as sheriffs pursued the band its, with reports of cash, watches, and 12 watches taken, plus a claimed stash of a thousand dollars in coal. Nearby incidents include missing Evanston boy Frank Bly Rogers and a prolonged private detective effort.

Marshall Pass Doover Rio Grande Barrow Salida Frank Bly Rogers Evanston Ill Young Rogers Miss Florencely Frank Chain Lette

Chief Sebree Moves to Enforce Court Ruling in Manua Conspiracy

The leading chiefs of Manun who planned to resist the high court order and continued the custom of serving kava have been taken into custody by Captain Sebree of the U S gunboat Wheeling. They will be tried for conspiracy, with one arrest tied to the district judge who dissented. Pulmangua, governor and self styled king, allegedly encouraged the plot before presenting an apology and claiming to act for Manua people.

Calvin Hiron Mer Andrew J Wilson Boise California Macroden Snake River American Palle Wien Mamhart Fran Payette Lighton Holse Manun Sebree United States Pulmangua

Tragedy in Salt Lake City Ends in Shootout

In Salt Lake City on Tuesday afternoon discharged soldier R. E. Brown was shot in the head and killed by companion J Ford Hamilton. The two were in a rear room of an employment agency when the fatal shot occurred. Hamilton was arrested after attempting to escape and claimed self defense saying he acted to protect himself. Hamilton, about 30, listed his home as in Indianaville.

R. E. Brown J. Ford Hamilton Salt Lake City Hamilton Hamiiwotes Caner Lediaca

War at Helena Waterworks Notice to Cut Off Supplies

The Tier Waterworks company notified Helena on Tuesday that unpaid June bills would trigger a water shutoff for fire and sewer use at noon on July 4. The city countersued, warning any shutoff would face prosecution under the late Horace BR. Hock order dating to 1805, as efforts would be made to protect franchise rights.

The Tier Waterworks Company Horace BR. Hock Feltte

Non-Union Man Kidnapped and Home Burned in Pa Raid

A one‑union man William Hussman and his wife were roused at 1 AM in Upper Lehigh Valley when masked intruders seized them and attempted to burn their home. The stove toppled, furniture burned, neighbors put out the blaze, and Hussman fled with the attackers, reportedly still missing.

Muzieton William Hussman Upper Lehigh Hussman

Boy Leaps 140 Feet Into River At Wheeling

A messenger boy Theodore McGrane jumped from the suspension bridge over the Ohio River at Wheeling West Virginia to a 150 foot dive. The crowd of hundreds witnessed the leap after a professional diver failed to appear. The boy landed safely on the shore amid cheers.

Theodore McGrane Ohio River Wheellog W. Va Methane

Salisbury Resigns. Balfour to Succeed Premier

The Marquis of Salisbury resigns as prime minister and King Edward III confirms A J Balfour as his successor. The cabinet changes prompt speculation on William Chamberlain's possible appointment and reflect the end of the Victorian era as a new generation takes charge.

Marquis of Salisbury Great Britain A.J. Balfour Treasury House of Commons Edward Balfour Lord Salibury London Lord Salisbury Secessor Chamberlain

Duel in Wichita Ends in Fatal Shooting

Willis Bartlett, a Black man, fought an intruder at his Wichita Kansas home on Saturday night after finding a man under the kitchen table with a double barrel shotgun. Mrs Bartlett handed him a revolver, and he shot the assailant through the heart. The dead man was Luther Crosswaite, Bartlett’s brother in law, who had entered to harm Mrs Crosswaite after she separated from him.

Willis Bartlett Wichita Kans Mrs. Crosswaite E. L. Bonner Montana Bozeman Mont Bonner Mr. Honner Republican National Committee

Sea serpent sighted near Halifax harbor off Cranberry head

Dispatch from Halifax reports a 200 foot sea serpent sighted by pilots near Cranberry head with the American steam yacht Wacouta and its party led by J. J. Hill obliged to haul out of the creature's way as it moved toward the harbor entrance.

Halifax N.S Cranberry Head J. J. Hill Great Northern Railway

Seattle Engineer Drowns in Lake Washington Bathing

A Seattle dispatch reports 26 year old civil engineer C A Wardner drowned while bathing in Lake Washington on Saturday afternoon. Several bathers were nearby but he vanished beneath the water without a struggle or cry for help, suspected cramps. Wardner’s father Isina 6 was engaged to marry a young Indy Chenge of

Seattle Wash C A. Wardner Lake Washington Wardner Wariner Isina Indy Chenge

Mont Pelee Erupts Again With Thunderous Columns

Mont Pelee erupted anew on Saturday with activity rivaling midweek. Villages Mont Pelee areas Mrone Rouge Ajupa Bouil lon and Maconia were buried under stones and elndors making them uninhabitable for hours. A tense ash column rose with mesmerising electrical phenomena and a deep rumbling likened to continuous thunder. No deaths reported.

Mont Pelee Agetu Mont Pelee Mrone Rouge Ajupa Bouillon Maconia

Desperate Jealousy Triggers Double Murder Shootout

A. A. Belding, a bartender, killed his wife Mrs. A L Belding and his mother in law Mrs L McCroskey and wounded Frank Woodward and L McCroskey after forcing entry at the McCroskey home. He shot Woodward first then fired on his wife and the aged parents who entered the hall. The father is gravely injured.

A. A. Belding Belding A. L. Belding L. McCroskey Frank Woodward McCroskey McCroskeys Woodward Fifth and Flanders Streets

Horror at Johnstown and other early 20th century calamities

Report details the Cambria Steel mine disaster with 143 dead and 23 rescued, plus 35 unaccounted. It notes possible further bodies and entombment in slate, with some rescued men in shock. Also covered are a fatal duel in Missouri, King Edward VIII’s coronation timing, and Montana politician E. L. Bonner’s death in Bozeman.

Cambria Steel Company Stackhouse

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