Idaho News Roundup From Boise to Coeur d'Alene
Reports from Idaho cover resumed work on Boise public building and new state progress. John Keane fined 100 for liquor sale to a minor. Daily Capital suspended, replaced by weekly. Coeur d'Alene mine output estimated at 112500 tons. Minscow National Bank creditors receive a third 5 percent dividend. Captain Nehauver of Company H1 resigns effective March 9. Idaho orchard prospects brighten eastern crop losses. Charles L. Ming arrives to oversee public building efforts as good weather returns. Mountainhome to host Idaho State Christian Endeavor annual meeting May 30 and 31. Weiser railroad optimism grows with Beran Derile prospects. Central Idaho Milling and Mining Incorporation filed with capital 250000. Starbuck, Washington as principal office. Helena-Frisco Mining pays 12500 dividend this period, totaling 600000. Construction contract for Welser to Keven Devils railroad awarded with May 3 start and 11000 dollar per mile. Legal Tender Exploration, Development and Mining incorporated with Burke base to operate in Coeur d'Alene and Buffalo Hamp regions. Capitol improvements include 80000 for vault upgrades. Northwest railroad crews expand along Snake River. wages 1.50 to 2.50 with board. Challis man Daniel House dies in accidental rifle explosion. Teen Tommy Redner, frozen toes, faces possible amputation after harsh cold. Weiser barge loaded with supplies and goods to Lewiston, then onward to Copper Chief. State board of equalization schedules assessors meeting to harmonize new tax laws.
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Central Idaho Milllog & Mining Company
Starbuck
Washington
Helena-Frisco Mining Company
Camar d'Alene
Welser
Keven Devils
Aver
Burke
la G@rgansend ts
Coeur d'Alene
Buffalo Hamp
Capitol
Northwest
Snake River
Daniel House
Challis
Tommy Redner
de Lamar
Rockville
W. Jones
Weiser
Baske River
Kisimine
Busdngton Bridge
Lewiston
State Board of Eyualization
GOMEZ IMPEACHED AND REASSIGNED
The Cuban assembly impeached General Maximo Gomez from chief of the Cuban army. The initial vote stood 26 in favor and 4 against. Gomez’s allies were Generals Cespedes and Nunex. The motion sought removal for disobedience and dereliction of duty. The session also touched on financial figures and future debate. Gomez received the news by telephone and remarked he was resigned to the situation. The piece then notes a reconciliation between Britain and Germany and mentions a visit by Emperor William to Cowes for yachting week.
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Senor Aguerra
Gomez
Senor Sanguilly
Cuba
Gomes
Molloas
Heyank
London
William
Cowes
The
Daily Graphic
Cecil Rhodes
Great Britain
Germany
Prince Hohenlohn
Rhodes
Cape
Cairo
Aguinaldo's Revenge Delays Release of Spanish Prisoners
Report from Madrid on March 14 indicates Aguinaldo has intensified opposition to freeing Spanish captives held by insurgents. The stance follows the execution of Dr. Rizal in December 1896, whom authorities cite as the revolt’s main architect. The incident ties to General Polovieja, the war minister, and the Philippine uprising’s inland leadership.
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Prisners
Filipicos
Madrid
Aguinaldo
Polovieja
Rizal
Victims of Rat Attack and Sudden Deaths Across Cities
Boston reports two children in Dorchester bitten by sewer rats while asleep. Elsie 3 and Edna 1, found with facial injuries after mother left for groceries. In Waco, Ed Fogg fatally shoots Lee Pearson during a room encounter with Mia Vogg. Washington releases February exports totals from the Bureau of Statistics, showing declines in domestic product shipments for the eight months of the current year.
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Boston
Sewer Rata
Dorchester
Waco
Tex
Ed Fogg
Lee Pearson
Mia Vogg
Fogg
Voge
Pear
Pearesa
Hiea
Washington
Bureaa of Statstices
Admiral Villamil Found In Arm Chair Near Santiago Cuba
General Leonard Wood confirms the recovered body of Admiral Villamil, commander of the Spanish torpedo boat destroyers, found tied in an arm chair amid rocks four miles west of El Morro. The remains, with ragged uniform and skull, will be held at the arsenal pending Spanish orders for removal.
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Hones
Villail
Bantings
Santiago de Cuba
Leonard Wood
Department of Santiago
Hacon
Gilmore
Scott
el Morro
Villamil
Cervera
General Wood
Wood
Admiral Villamil
War Department
Secretary of State
Spain
Delaware Deadlock Ends Senate Fight In 1899 Session
Dover March 14 The Delaware general assembly adjourned without electing a United States senator to replace George Gray leaving an apparent vacancy. The seat will remain open until the 1901 general assembly. Richard R Kenney’s term also expires, forcing the next legislature to elect two senators.
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Dover
Del
General Assembly
United States
George Gray
Congress
Gray
Richard R. Kenney
Italy Denies Ultimatum To China Amid Recall of Martino
Rome reports Italy has not delivered an ultimatum to China and has disavowed Signor Martino’s actions in the San Mun bay affair. Martino is recalled and the government votes to place Italy’s interests under the British minister at Pekin until a successor reaches Tokio. Count Orgnì to succeed Martino in Tokyo.
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Rome
the Tribune
Italy
China
Signor Martino
San Mun -Bay
Pekin
Martino
Count Orgni
Tokio
Signor
Pasig Taken After Brief Attack Near Mania
Manila report says General Wheaton captured Pasig, east of Manila, on Monday afternoon after a one hour enemy stand. Filipino casualties were thirty killed and sixteen taken prisoner. United States forces suffered all wounded.
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Manila
Wheaton
Pasig
Mania
Otis to Form Provisional Regiments From Volunteers
Washington March 15 General Otis expected to be authorized to organize two or three provisional army regiments from volunteers in the states now at Media when mustering out volunteers begins. War department says volunteers do not want to return home preferring to stay under fire with American resolve.
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Washington
Otis
Provisional Army
War Department
FAILED TO ELECT SENATOR IN UT AH PARTIES CLASH
The Utah legislature adjourned at 12 08 am without electing a successor to Senator Frank J. Cannon. For two years Senator Rawlins will be Utahs only U S senator. The final ballot tally showed Cannon Kiesel seven votes, King Hetts four, McCune twenty, Powers Cook four, Sutherland Harris two, Moyle Hardin Bennion four, Nebeker Peery one, George Cannon nineteen with multiple names across parties.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Frank J. Cannon
People of
United States Senate
Rawlins
F. J. Cannon
Kiesel
N. J. Harris
Ivers
Johnson
Law
Smith
Taylor
King
Farr
Hansen
Horne
Lloyd
McQuarrie
O'Neill
Parry
Robertson
Shepard
Roylance
Powers
Cook
Forman
Jackson
Lapish
Sutherland
Harris
C. Z
Holmgren
Moyle
Hardin Bennion
W. G. Nebeker
A. Nebeker
Rideout
Nebeker
Peery
George Cannon
Alder
Howell
Shurtliff
Bennion
Bramwell
Callister
Christiansen
Crosby
Cummings
Greenwood
Mansfield
Miller
Murdock
Redd
Richards
Robinson
Sorensen
Welch
Negros Occupation Hosts Warm Reception For Troops
Manila reports the steamer Nustri Zeno del Rio arriving from Iloilo with quiet conditions despite frequent skirmishes in outlying districts. Negros commissioners landed at Bacolod last Friday and have earned excellent reception. St Paul landed troops at Negros on March 4 with magnified reception. Colonel Smith and officers were hosted by locals. Signal corps linked Loilo as Captain Tilley relayed word to General Miller. Goodall's battalion landed at Cebu without opposition and is housed in the city.
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Manila
Maritime Steam Navigation Company
Nustri Zeno del Rio
Lollo
Negros
Bacold
St. Paul
Smith
Signal Corps
Loilo
Tilley
Miller
Goodall
Cebu
Green Contempt Proceeding Dismissed in Assembly
The Sacramento assembly dismissed contempt charges against Milton J. Green political manager for U. S. Grant. Green refused to name recipients of Grant funds. Dibble introduced the resolution to dismiss, ending the investigation and discharging the committee.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
Milton J. Green
U. 8
Grant
Dibble
Green
Cubans Want Annexation Move Draws Interest
Atlanta dispatch reports Cuban representatives favor annexation and urge continued U.S. military presence until conditions stabilize and Cuba is prepared for annexation. F Hawkins, a New York accountant returning from Havana, says the Cubans seek American support as Ludlow probes the capital’s finances.
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Atlanta
F. Hawkins
New York
Havana
Ludlow
United States
Cuba
Bills Approved in Boise Governor Signs Measure Bundle
Governor Steunenberg today signed multiple bills in Boise Idaho covering folio charges for justices of the peace, the appointment of a fish and game warden, and protection of fish and game. The package extends claim location from discovery to sixty days, requires boundary marks in assessments, and authorizes adjustments to the state tax assessment. It broadens the state board of equalization powers and addresses public school disease prevention, intercounty bond authorizations for bridges, embargo power on sheep, fair cash value assessments, and penalties for non compliance. It also mandates prosecutions on citizen tax payer complaints, provides a state census for deaf dumb and blind children, fixes two year ad valorem tax at 245000, and cancels interest claims against former state land purchasers.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate
State Board of Equalization
House
Ida
Omaha
Ada
W. F. Kasika
Pocatello
Insane Asylum
Steunenberg
State Board of Equilization
Admiral Dewey Remains at Manila in Place
Washington reports from Navy detail officers that Admiral Dewey will not be relieved while he does not apply for relief. No indication from his statements suggests an immediate intent to step down, and there is no basis for rumors that Admiral Schley or another admiral will take command of the Asiatic station.
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Washington
Mavy Department
Dewey
Manila
Schley
Asiatic
Castilian Wreck Near Yarmouth In Dense Fog
The Allan line steamer Castilian from Portland to Halifax ran ashore at Gannet Rock light near Yarmouth in dense fog during low tide after leaving Portland at 1 p m. The vessel valued at about 700000 and cargo at 450000, mainly grain and provisions, with all passengers and crew saved. The incident marks the most valuable cargo shipped by the Allan line from Portland.
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Halifax
N. S
Allan Line
Portland
Gannet Rock Light
Yarmouth
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Shoshone Journal
Oshone
Idaho News
Deas
John Keane
Daily
Capital
Minscow National Bank
Nehauver
Idato
Charles L. Ming
Halse
Idaho State Christian Endeavor Talon
Tts
Mountainhome
Beran Derile
Desi
Delaware
General Wheaton
Cny
Senate of the United
Negres
Milton Green
U. 5
Diatisand
Legislature
Admiral Dewey
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