Idaho State News Summary From Ada County Ranchers Institute
Idaho state news recap includes Ada county ranchers institute opening three development projects in Caldwell waterworks wells. Marblehead new town in Thunder Mountain district. mining finds in Thunder Mountain basin. accidents including a broken collarbone from a bicycle fall and a fatal oil car accident. Early reports note oil dusting of tracks and a Wor ton of Woodcraft convention in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hasina
W. ©. Bryan
Malley
Thunder Mountain
Idaho City
Garden Valley
M. Kantman
Hole
Charley Ling
Boise
H. Lawson
Klondike
Campbell
James Lindsey
Bulse
Caleb Jones
FB Romers
Bt. Anthony
Washington
General Land Office
Stone and Fisher Claims
R. B. Evans
Carey
Lile
Worton of Woodcraft
Boise Taat
Nampa
Milner
Caldwrell
Eugene Durand
Salmon City
Rocky Mountain Dell Telephone Company
Garven Valley
England's King Stricken Amid Coronation Fears
Reports from London state King Edward the Seventh, near the coronation, grew suddenly worse after several days of illness. An operation was performed as doctors feared mortification and appendicitis. While hopeful notes emerged, the king’s age and vitality remain a concern as coronation ceremonies are postponed and foreign dignitaries depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edeward
Alexandra
Jore
Edward
No Treaty With Cuba Delays Ratification In Congress
No treaty with Cuba can be drafted in Washington this session as Cuba’s minister lacks power to conclude a pact. Drafts must go to Havana for approval, delaying action before adjournment around July 4. President hopes to show resolve for Cuba, but two thirds may not vote for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Senate
Seuor Queauda
Washington
Havana
Congress
Cuba
Montana's Rapid Growth in Farm Wealth in 1900 Census
The Montana census report shows 13 970 farms enumerated on June 1, 1900 with total farm values of 117 458 893 and farm products valued at 24 810 007. Livestock valued 54 161 438 and farm equipment and machinery at 43 071 000. Gross farm income in 1900 reached 28 849 207.
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Montana
Girl Scalded By Loom at Glenville Factory Disaster
Two hundred American Felt workers at Glenville Connecticut offered flesh to save Mary Affeldt a ten year old wearer who had her scalp torn from her head when a loom started as she bent to adjust threads. Doctors hoped skin grafts could save her life as volunteers prepared to donate.
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Glenville
Conn
Mary Affeldt
Lector
Sabe
Trial reveals traveling physician in Morrison murder case
Seeasio Morrison's Triad, a traveling physician testifying for the defense in Jessie Morrison's third trial for the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle, caused a sensation by stating he saw Mrs. Castle at the home and heard her call the defendant inside. The state pressed to impeach the witness, and the county attorney ordered Brownfield's arrest on perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Castle
Arrest Broadcast Ties Suspect to Nora Puller Murder
Police in San Francisco report a dispatch from Sedro-Woolley describing a man claiming to be Nora Fuller’s killer. Chief Wittman notes the description was telegraphed and believes the inmate may seek notoriety for a free trip to San Francisco.
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Wittman
San Francisco
Sedro-Woolleying
Tennett
Nora Fuller Wan
San FY
Chicago City Council Orders Ride Guarantee on Streetcars
The Chicago city council passes an ordinance requiring street railway companies to issue coupons for a free trip when breakdowns exceed ten minutes. The measure aims to protect passengers and shield the company from liability in accidents attributed to service interruptions.
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Chivas
Chicago
Wealthy Butte Man dies from bullet wound
Wealthy Mises of Butte, a brother of Thomas R. Hines of Silver Bow National Bank, is dead from a bullet through his brain. Officials doubt suicide or accident, but believe the wound favors self infliction.
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Butte
Thomas R. Hines
Silver Bow National Bank
Thirty Years For Thirty Dollars Stuns Butte Jail
Judge McClaren delivers a harsh sentence of thirty years for William Perry and accomplice A Young for a $30 robbery of Tom Donovan on April 24. The ruling unsettles county jail inmates and marks a milestone in Montana crime prosecutions as the judge vows to purge objectionable characters.
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McClarnen
William Perry
A. ©. Young
Tom Donovan
McClereen
Butte
Montana
Drowned Brothers Die After Reservoir Accident
Two young sons of Thomas Cort of Virginia City Montana drowned in an old reservoir Monday after the younger slipped into mud and the elder attempted a rescue. A third little brother witnessed the tragedy and fled in panic as the boy sank in the muddy bank.
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Thomas Cort
Virginia City
Mont
Imn
Cuba Moves to Solve Financial Woes With State Loan
Cuba seeks a 3.5 million expenditure plan to aid sugar growers and cattle raisers funded by an internal bond loan. President Palma and Agriculture Secretary propose 3 million to sugar planters, 5 per cow imported up to 100000, duty rises on small imports, and 50 cent per arroba loans to balance next season's cane.
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Palooodhin Eabboot
Havana
Congress
Paloma
Secretary of Agriculture
Palma
Senate
Cuba
Congress Debates Philippine Civil Government and Canal Plan
In weeklong actions, the House debates the Isthmian canal bill and Philippine civil government amid committee supervision provisions and a $10,000,000 purchase option. The Senate approves a conference report on the military academy appropriation. executive session adjourns at 3:10 p.m. with no open business beyond routine matters.
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House
Aight
Jones
Virginia
Insular Affairs Committee
Messrs. Hamilton
Michigan
Kuhn
California
Patterson
Tennessee
Kahn
Philippines
Conternee
Senate
Debate delays Philippine government bill in house vote
On June 21 the house debated the Philippine government bill with seven speakers including Reeves of Illinois and Bromwell of Ohio for the bill and Maddox of Georgia Dinsmore of Arkansas and Thayer of Massachusetts against it. McClellan of New York, son of General George B. McClellan, offered a brief eloquent defense of the army as conference reports on the military academy and sundry civil appropriation bills were adopted.
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Hovss
Messrs
Reeves
Ilinos
Bromwell
Ohio
Maddox
Georgia
Dinsmore
Arkansas
Thayer
Massachusetts
McClellan
New York
George B. McClellan
Military Academy
Philippine civil government debate and related bills
Routine House action resumes debate on the Philippine civil government bill. Bills pass establishing Naco Ariz import entry for Montana Idaho district, extending transport of dutiable merch to Tacoma and Seattle, and awarding medals to Revenue Cutter Service officers Garvis Bertham Cail. Senate moves to discharge committees on territorial admission and votes on forest reserves and Indian Territory accords. Five cowboys killed in a Tucomari fight. Bud Lee and partner surrender. Maine Democratic convention names Gould for governor.
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Mont
Montana
Idaho
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Secretary of the Treasury
David S.garvis
E. B. Bertham
S.J. Cail
Revenue ‘Cutter Service
Secretary of War
Wood
F. B. Thurber
Cuba
Senate
Mr. Quay
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
New Merxico
Arizona
Quay
Naco
Ariz
Messrs. Lacey
Lowa
Sebritn
Maryland
Douglass
New York
Finley
South Carolina
McDermont
New Jersey
Albuquerque
N. M
Tucomeari
Bud” Lee
Dona Ana County
Lee
Romero
Guadaloupe County
Deadly Shootout Near Jefferson Iowa In Shipman Tragedy
A gun battle erupts in Jefferson Iowa after an attempted arrest for peace breach ends in the death of Marshal Swearingen. A hundred shots fire from Horace Shipman's two story home as deputies and townspeople flood the scene, shipman finally slain. Grimmel and Kendall fled and the house is secured.
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Jefferson
Iowa
Horace Shipman
Shipman
Joho Swearingen
H. Grimmel
Swearingen
Fred Kendall
James Ma
Iater Shipman
Fred
Texas hotel collapses in Dallas town disaster
The St James hotel in Dallas collapsed Sunday morning trapping about twenty occupants under debris. One dead and three injured have been recovered. Fire department police and citizens worked to recover others as excitement and uncertainty spread.
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St. James
Dallas
Texas
Mutilated body found in Ensley boarding house fire
The mutilated remains of Odie Bunch, 18, an electrician at a steel mill, were found among the smoking ruins of an Ensley boarding house destroyed by fire. Authorities believe he was murdered and the blaze used to conceal the crime. Bunch reportedly belonged to a wealthy Pulaski family.
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Odie Bunch
Ensley
Ala
Bunch
Pulaski
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