Idaho State News Summary From Emmett to Payette
Idaho items report new business buildings at Emmett and a large ore deal in Payette. Payette Socialist organization forms with twenty three members. Milver City boarding house destroyed by fire and Ray Lyman injured in bicycle crash. Kael Rounds takes US marshal office in Idaho. Snake River drownings near Hilon recovered. New brick firm starts at Payette for Delok brick order. Genego W. Wilts dies in Bolnewala at 15. Grasshoppers dying in several counties. ranchers worry about crop losses. Mining district petition in Keren Devile. Oregon Trail Railway starts depot work at Wilke. Wreck near Ward with Mrs Lee injured. Telephone line and depot upgrades planned. salary raised for county attorney. Snake River wind damages orchards in multiple towns. US gold, lead, silver production data released for Idaho. Idaho Socialist State Convention at Weber includes shift in nominations. Lawrence reported lost in Thunder Mountain search. Mail route changes secure new system. Port Hall reservation lands sale near Hocatetle sees limited acreage sold.
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Murphy
Hoosier Mining Company
Milver City
Ray Lyman
Emmettle
Lee Walston
Lowa
Aradish
Parana
Kael Rounds
United States
Idaho
Afea
Ibis
Cmaas Pralin
Lawlore
Murderers Hanged in Mississippi Gales at Greenville
A crowded crowd of about 1000 witnesses watched the execution of Kalvin Cocke and Tom Lauderdale for the murder of Kiglower G. W. Wray at Greenville Mississippi. Cocke hurled defiant words at the crowd before the drop, vowing revenge on eleven men he blamed for the plot. The trap sprung and the two men died as the mob jeered and the crowd gasped.
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Minsieaipip
Kenffeld
Tawraan
Hell
Ladrones Break Through Cordon in Cavite Province
The Ladrones evaded a constabulary cordon in Cavite as battles left fourteen slain and fifteen captured. Leaders Monteillon and Fouzardo reportedly escaped into the mountains after a night assault that wounded a constable. An army-wide sweep involving 1200 constabulary sought to trap the group and detach its followers.
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Menielion
Vellgardo
Cavite
Disaster on the Primus Steamer Sinks After Collision
A tragic river disaster reports the Primus excursion steamer being cut in two by the Hansa on the Elbe near Blankeez and Nienst dien. Sixty survivors credited to the Dolpin rescue efforts, with many passengers from Ellbeck Male Choral society among the dead or missing.
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Elde
Causer Horrow
Primus
Harmoury
Elbe
Buxtehude
Province of Hanover
Proasin
Blankeez
Nienstdien
Ellbeck
Hansa
Dolpin
Waloon
Farmlands Worth Twenty Billion in United States
Census bulletin reports 5,379,007 farms in 1900 with total farm property value of 20,014,001,858 including $3,560,108,101 in buildings and $14,124,402,086 in lands and improvements. Farm products total 4,789,118,574 for 1909, with animal products at 1,718,000,221.
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United States
New National Party Discussed at Manhattan Beach Conference
At a Manhattan Beach gathering the principal participants included U S Senator F T Dubois of Idaho ex Senator MR Bigraw of South Dakota Professor Barrett Droppers of South Dakota and George Shibeley of Washington. They discussed forming a new national party aiming to unite the liberal Democracy already organized in New York Massachusetts New Jersey Ohio and Iowa.
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Manhattan Beach
United States
F. T. Dubois
Idaho
MR. Bigraw
South Dakota
Barrett Droppers
Imperial University
Tokio
George Shibeley
Washington
Liberal Democracy
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Lows
No Place for Negroes in Blackwell Mob Drives Family Out
A Wichita report says a mob of about one hundred forced a negro family from Blackwell, C. T., Monday night and burned their rental house. The city allegedly bans negroes from working there. A Tuesday message notes another family was ordered away, with their house spared.
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Wichita
Kan
Blackwell
C. T
Fifteen Drown in Kelff Flood After Severe Storm
A deadly torrential storm swept Kelff Russia on Monday afternoon. Violent winds and hail flooded streets and cellars, drowning fifteen occupants before they could flee. Large trees toppled and railroad embankments washed away, forcing a train suspension and substantial losses.
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Kelff
Russia
Baltimore Storm Levels City With Eleven Dead
A violent tornado struck Baltimore at 12 30 p m Sunday from the southwest lasting under twenty minutes. Eleven people died, hundreds of homes were wrecked or damaged, trees toppled, and several injured. Nine drowned in the harbor, one killed by a falling tree, and another by a live wire. A church wall was breached, a warehouse unroofed, and gas storage exploded. Shipping damage was widespread but not severe. The storm, described as more a whirlwind than a tornado, registered sixty four miles per hour winds and an inch and a half of rain.
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Maltimore
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Baltimore
Concord Street
Merchants and Miners Transportation Camp
Weather Bureau
Balmare
John W Mackay Dead Millionaire of Comstock Passes in London
John W. Mackay, San Francisco mining magnate born in 1831, died at Carlton House Terrace London after heart failure. He rose from placer mining on the American River to cofounding the Bonanza claim on the Comstock Lode, amassing vast holdings in California and Nevada with a fortune rumored near $50 million at death.
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London
John W. Mackay
San Francisco
Carlton House Terrace
John William Mackay
Dublin
Hia
New York
Park Row
California
Pacific Coast
Macka
Mackay
Panama
American River
Downievill
Virginia City
Nev
Comstock
Kentucky
Gold Hill
Flood
O'Brien
Fair
Bonanza
Ophir
Sharon
Riot at Nebraska City Sunday Ball Sparks Arrests and Fear
A riot broke out at the Nebraska City ball grounds when the Law and Order league tried to stop Sunday baseball. Sheriff Brower arrested four players after an angry crowd disarmed him, and pastors faced threats as they left. Rock was thrown at Rev. C. M. Shepperd, who sought police protection for himself and church property amid ongoing clashes over Sunday games.
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Nebraska
Nebraska City
Law and Order League
Sheriff Brower
Brower
Justice's
Justice’s Office
Rev
C. M. Shepperd
Methodist Clearch
Friends of
Customs revenue in Philippine archipelago 1902 four months
Bureau of Insular Affairs issues a comparative statement of customs revenue for the first four months ended April 20 in 1902 versus 1901 1900 and 1899. Total revenue reached 2 804 973 pesos for 1902 against 809 and 1 206 657 pesos in 1901 and 1900 respectively with 1 89 284 and 127 301 pesos recorded for 1899 and 1900 in prior years.
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Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippine Archipelago
Tracy's Konl Newele Severens From Wisconsin
Harry Tracy, the Oregon fugitive, is described as a Pittsfield, Wisconsin native named Severens Hila, living at Grand Rapids. He reportedly sought a pardon via his grandfather, who refused. The report originates from Grand Rapids, Wisconsin with details on his imprisonment in Oregon.
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Harry Tracy
Oregon
Grand Rapids
Wis
Pittsfield
Oregon Penitentiary
Not Economically Independent Colonies Linked to America
The Kena Zeitung of Berlin writes on Great Britain and its colonies noting that colonies are quickly severing ties to the mother country. It argues the United States is expanding its economic and political influence over Britain and its dominions, predicting absorption by America.
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Kena Zeitung
Berlin
Hrntala
Maintalin
the Zeitung
America
United States
Hejtain
Child Survives Sewer Bridge Collapse in James Town
A bridge across a culvert in James Town broke while six year old George Slogular stepped on it. He plunged into a sewer and was carried more than 1000 feet before emerging injured but alive. He crawled to safety after the terrifying ordeal.
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Jamestown
George
Tragedy in Montana Ended by Enraged Ex-Worker
John McGeary, once at Anaconda Copper Mining Washoe plant, shot and killed Amalgamated properties chief William J. Evans after demanding a device to improve the concentrator. Evans died hours later. McGeary wounded by bystander while attempting escape. He claimed to have invented a rack device to hold the screen in the jig.
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John McGeary
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Washoe
Anaconda
Mont
William J. Evans
Amalgamated Properties
Mr. Evans
McGeary
Anaconda Company
Evans
Molleary
Manhunt Abandoned for Tracy After Forty Days of Pursuit
Tracy, the escaped Oregon convict, has eluded capture after a month and a half of pursuit by men and bloodhounds across Clarke, Cowlitz, Lewis, Thurston, Pierce, Kitsap, Snohomish and King counties. The effort has cost the counties about 10,000 dollars. He has killed three officers in Washington and wounded another, and murdered his partner Merrill. Oregon’s decision not to pay Mrs. Wagoner of Chehalis the reward for Merrill’s body aided the hunt’s decline.
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Tracy
Oregon
Clarke
Cowlitz
Lewis
Thurston
Pierce
Kitsap
Snohomish
King Counties
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