Idaho State News highlights from Caldwell and nearby areas
Estimates place wool ship Moonis from Caldwell at around £0,000, with 1,800 pounds of butter weekly from about 100 cows. Meridian to get a new state bank with $26,000 funding. Mountain Home Blue Huck Gun Club forms with ~20 men. Fruit and vegetable canning plant planned at Caldwell. Butterfield Livestock ships 10,000 pounds of wool per season from 60,000 sheep. Also reports rail accident injuries, school convention near Nampa, canal projects and land reclamation, and state bond redemption plans.
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Caldwell
Caldwell Creamers
Tate Hank Esaniper
Meridian
Commercal
Butterfield Livestock Company of
Welser
Owyhee County
James Ferguesa
Weiser
Nampa
Hie
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Milner
Hansen
Owyhee
Haywood Case Jury Sealed In Caldwell Murder Trial
Twelve jurors chosen after fifteen days of intense questioning will hear William D. Haywood defend against murder charges linked to a Western Federation of Miners conspiracy. State witnesses will trace a nationwide series of blasts and killings tied to Haywood and allied leaders, with Harry Orchard named as principal killer. The board voiced support and urged restraint as the case moves toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Mesare
Moyer
Haywood
Pett
Bone
Boke
Wherty
Weston to Attempt Portland to Chicago Walk Again
Edward Payson Weston the veteran pedestrian plans a repeat of his 1,256 mile Portland to Chicago journey starting October 14. He aims to beat the 1887 record of thirty days, retracing the route that made him famous before the public.
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New York
Portland
Chicago
Edward Payson Weston
Mainh
Terafied Dancers Attacked by Lions at Apollo Music Hall
Two tightrope dancers in a new Apollo music hall fell into a lion cage when the rope snapped. The lions mauled them as the audience panicked. One dancer crawled out, the other was mauled but later rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rai
Ambition of Boss Croker in Irish Nationalist Move
London reports say Richard Croker aims to join the British parliament as an Irish nationalist. He backs the party, funds ads, loans cars for campaigning, and spoke at the Dublin convention, but his American citizenship and lack of a willing constituency may hinder the bid.
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London
Richard Croker
Croker
Dublin
Future Motive Power Prediction By Sir Hugh Bell
Sir Hugh Bell predicts that within a century ships may travel using electric power generated at Niagara and transmitted wirelessly across the Atlantic, a forecast likened to past scientific leaps. The remark follows his remarks on shipbuilding as president of the Iron and Lines Institute. The piece notes the comparison to the 1807 era and the broad pace of scientific dreams becoming reality.
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Hugh Bell
London
Iron and Lines Institute
Niagara
Atlantic
Passenger Train Wreck Near Lozier Injures Dozens
One man was instantly killed and a score of persons injured, some fatally, when eastbound passenger train No. derailed two miles west of Lozier, a Southern Pacific station, Sunday morning. Cause undetermined. possible wreckers or defective steel.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lozier
Southern Pacific
Haywood Sick Trial Stopped in Boise
William D. Haywood fell ill with acute intestinal toxemia on Saturday in Boise and could not appear for his murder trial of former Governor Steunenberg. Doctors treated him with morphine for pain. the hearing was adjourned to Monday as he recovers.
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Boise
Ida
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Haywood
Idaho Opens Case Against Haywood in Steunenberg Murder
Boise reports James H. Hawley opens Idaho’s case charging William C. Haywood Pettibone and Moyer in a broad conspiracy of the Western Federation of Miners. He asserts a network of aiding accomplices, a longstanding plan to control politics through terror, and notes eight Caldwell witnesses as the trial proceeds.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Maho
Frank Steunenberg
C. K. Mahoney
Frat
James Kirwin
Boise
Idaho
James H. Hawley
State of
William C. Haywood
North Idaho
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Haywood
Pettibone
Moyer
Steunenberg
Federaon
Caldwell
Harry Orchard
Thomas Hogan
John L. Simpkins
Orchard
Woman in Colorado jail over mining company books
Ernne Fuller remains jailed after resisting court order to surrender books of the Mary Murphy Mining company. She claims a $60 salary for work done on the books and vows to stay jailed until the books are produced, saying she will not reveal their location.
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Colorado Springs
Ernne Fuller
Mary Murphy Mining Company
Miss Fuller
FOR LOVE OF WOMAN MARRIAGE IN JOPLIN BARON WEDS MISS NICHOLSON
Baron Paul von Zgut ski of Berlin married Miss Helen Nicholson at the bride’s parents home in Joplin at high noon Saturday. Miss Nicholson is the daughter of Frank Nicholson, a wealthy mine operator and engineer. The baron has worked as a mines laborer here for three months to learn operations and prove his worthiness of the mine owner’s daughter.
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Joplin
Paul von Zgutski
Berlin
Germany
Helen Nicholson
Miss Nicholson
Frank
Nicholson
Paris
Thurope
Postmaster General Clarifies Tie Requirement for Sect Members
Washington Postmaster General Meyer replies to a mail carrier question on religious dress rules. He states postal regulations require a shirt waist with a torn down collar a dark tie and belt if the carrier chooses to wear a tie.
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Washington
Meyer
Nevada lawyer Gertrude Grey wins Corcoran gold medal
Mrs Gertrude G Grey of Nevada is awarded the Corcoran School of Art annual commencement gold medal. She practiced law in Nevada as the first woman admitted to the bar and has studied art diligently for five years. She will go to Europe soon to pursue further studies and painting.
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Washington
Gertrude G. Grey
Nevada
Corcoran School of Art
Grey
Europe
Deaths in Car Explosion Near Reddick Station
Three men were killed when a car loaded with gasoline exploded while onlookers watched three freight cars burn near Reddick. One victim named Fred Hating, a barber from Reddick, identified. two others unnamed as they were strangers who arrived on a freight train earlier that afternoon.
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Reddick, U1
Fred Hating
Reddick
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State Board of Health
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Walliow
Banday
Doles
James R Garfield
Boley
Dolse & Interurban Company
Boles
Jordan Valley
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Lewiston and Albion
Wiliam D. Haywood
Frank Steunehberg
Wosen
Eace
Thomas R. Gens
Finnay Mbean
Samuel D. Fillman
Farner
Daniel Clark
George Powell
O. V. Sebern
H. F. Massee
Farmer
Lew Sohrivurr
J. A. Debertoon
Levi Smith
Carpenter
A. P. Burns
Samuel F. Russell
Simpkine
Western Federation of Minera
Steve Adama
Frank Steinenbere
Harrychard
John L. Simpkine
Westerns Federation of Minors
Steonenberg
McParland
Stite
William JD. Haywood
Boss Croker
of Federation of Miners
Boon
Moyer, Haywood, Pettibone
Colorado
Baron
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