Idaho State News Tells of Various Local Developments
Idaho state notices describe Welser planning unit startup Caldwell youth cooking club Halley hay shortage Carnegie library donation anticipated Payette church and state Sunday School convention May 2 3 and 4 Independent Telephone line plans for Nampa Governor Morrison reports family illness Minnie Moore mine back to work Coeur d Alene steamship resume after ice period head on collision near Limon Colo injuries to Hubert Simpson Hope 18 etc. Coeur d Alene lead prices rise boosting regional outlook Halley snowfall totals 100 inches to date Kittie Surion company increasing Indian creek ore shipments Nampa baseball team reorganization for coming season Judge Heylrum’s move to appoint George N Itt to consular post Chinamen arrests and deportations Low Packer mine improvements Loan creek arrangements penal facility and prison health matters Ling Sing incident in Cran Gulch resulting in weapon used
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Caldwell
Halley
Independent Telephone Company
Nampa
Morrison
bin Mother
Salt Lake Tribune
Heylura
State Department
Airge
George N. Itt
Pucatello Tribune
Aumber
Bulow
Lowt Packer
Loan Creek
Custer County
Mt Tn
Merkx
State Penitentiary
Qharrel
Mney Tarmohoret
Ling Sing
Cran Gulch
Massive typhoon toll aboard Pacific steamer report
The steamer Mariposa arrives in San Francisco with news of a January typhoon and tidal wave near Pearl Island. France investigates and reports 600 islanders dead, with wrecked islands Hikuera and others left barren. Four hundred men perished on Hikuera. Bavoria and Amanu suffer heavy losses. Survivors include Elders Chetteld, Allen and Mr Mrs Gilbert of the Latter day Saints mission.
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San Francisco
Australia
Pearl Island
Hikuera
Huo
Morakan
Bavoria
Walla
Catholi
Amanu
Chetteld
Allen
Gilbert
Latter Day Saints Mission
Murder in Pueblo Fashionable Restaurant
Two masked robbers entered Loestau's cafe opposite the opera house in Pueblo. They attempted to rob guests, fired at Dr. J. M. Turner at the table killing him instantly, then shot guest C. B. Hishop in the left side before fleeing. Hishop remained in critical condition while the doctors fought to save him.
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Pueblo
Colo
Loestau
Opera House
J. M. Turner
C.B. Hishop
Hishop
Murderer Herb Doctor Accused Of Thirty Four Deaths
Philadelphia police move to exhume thirty four graves as evidence links herb doctor Hossey to many deaths. The widow of one victim faces charges of poisoning with poison supplied by a black man. Officials say the full investigation is just beginning with possible arrests to follow after chemists examine the exhumed remains.
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Herb Doctor
Philadelphia
George Hossy
Hossey
William G. Danse
Shoey
Hosnay
Howey
Fifth Utah legislature adjourns amid light business
The Fifth Utah legislature adjourned sine die on Sunday evening at 7 15 p m with a brief close, the houses signaling around the governor's signing of engrossed bills. A senate concurrent resolution creating a three member tax commission to draft a uniform state tax system was passed, with attorney general and state board of equalization duties specified. In other news a Paris dispatch reports Dr Michaude aboard the steamer Laon dying after morphine and atropine injections. In Michigan, 88 year old Lucinda Withey and 92 year old Joshua Cline wed in Imlay City, with the bride a widow of four.
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Utah
House
Senate
Allison
Bamberger
Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Paris
Michaude
Laon
Messagaries Maritimes
Lucinda Withey
Joshua Cline
Lapeer County
Mich
Imlay City
Cline
Forest reserves proposed for Utah mountain regions
The survey weighs creating forest reserves in Utah to protect water supplies for domestic use. Proposed areas include La goon Salt Lake Sante Fork Tooele Huntington Monticello Panguitch Lake Dark Lake and Calder forests. The secretary of the interior withdrew 4 608 000 acres from entry and plans a formal boundary examination to select the most needed areas.
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Washington
Geo Fonleal
Vinh
Eltivens
Utah
Lagoon
Salt Lake
Sante Fork
Tooele
Huntington
Minti
Perron
Gunol Salluia
Aquarus
Monticello
Souter
Pangultch Lake
Dark Lake
Calder Forest
Agricul
Meterior
Alont
Overnight shocks and robberies haunt midwest towns
The Gorpie Woke Up reports attorney George F B Colling in Niles City Michigan slipping into a trance as relatives fear he is dead. In Cridersville Ohio fourteen armed masked men raid the home of Mrs Jacob Retschelder forcing a granddaughter and others to reveal cash, seizing 1200 dollars. Bud Higgins confesses to murder in Chicago court, admitting he killed Annie Butler after a dramatic courtroom exchange.
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George F. B. Colling
Niles City
Mich
Mra
Jacob Retechelder
Cridersville
Retschelder
Blanche
George James
Joseph James
James
Bud Higgins
Annie Lutier
Chicago
Falke
Kit Annie Butler
Higgins
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Urbana Reader
Veteran Joshua Heller of 516 South Walnut Urbana Illinois reports his kidney trouble and back pain relieved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the medicine again, notes repeated satisfactory results, and mentions a free trial and nationwide availability with price 60 cents per box.
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Joshua Heller
South Walnut Street
Urbana
Doan
Cunningham Bro. Frug
Champaign
Dean
Heller
United States
Fowler-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Setback to superstition on thirteens and Friday
Prof. C A L Totten, ex military instructor at Yale, answers a New Yorker on 1908 being lucky or unlucky. He argues America is imbued with thirteens in heraldry and phrases, cites the thirteen letters on E Pluribus Unum, notes thirteen on the Great Seal, and calls not to worry over the number. He adds a baker’s dozen as a favorable measure and points to biblical thirteen tribes.
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C. A. L. Totten
Yale
America
Israel
Chicago Centennial Commemoration Backed by Society
The Chicago Historical Society executive committee endorses Aug 1 1993 as Chicago at centennial anniversary and marks the founding milestone since Federal troops under Lieut Swearingen established Fort Dearborn at the Chicago River mouth. It argues this date truly begins the city's history, not John Kinzie's arrival.
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Chicago
Chicago Historical Society
Lieut. Swearingen
Ft. Dearborn
John Kinzie
Churches With Few Attendants In Central London
In central London districts many churches sit on ground valued at about 1,000,000 dollars while Sunday congregations total no more than nine chosen persons. About half are Episcopalian in character.
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London
Faunly
Coffee Cure Claimed To Restore Heart Health For Insurance
A White's Creek merchant recounts being refused life insurance due to heart irregularities. He switched from coffee to Poetia Cerca Coffee and claims his heart stabilized, allowing cheaper coverage by 2 percent despite age increase.
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Iife
White's Creek
Tenn
Ife
Postam
Postem Co
Baitte Crogk
Mteb
Six killed in Yaqui stage hold up in Sonora
Tucson dispatch reports Yaqui Indians stopped a Potam Torin stage on the Yaqui river killing six passengers including wealthy Mexican ranch owner Filiber to Alverado and two young women. Bodies stripped and shot, horse traces cut, rope found around a woman's neck, soldiers pursuing murderers.
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Tucson
Arizona
Potam
Torin
Yaqui
Sonora
Filiberto Alverado
Alverado
Senorita
Julia Berdo
C. H. de Gonzales
Hermosillo
Mexico
Population distribution by drainage regions in United States
The census bulletin shows 6 percent in Atlantic drainage, over 3 percent in Gulf drainage, 44 percent in Mississippi basin, nearly 3 percent in Great Lakes drainage, 4 percent on the Pacific coast, and half a percent in the Great Basin. The Atlantic region's share declines while Gulf, Great Basin, and Pacific regions grow. Foreign born distribution is 93 percent Atlantic, 36.4 percent Gulf, 15 percent Great Lakes, 6.1 percent Pacific. Among 1000 Negroes, 998 are Atlantic, 614 Gulf, with little in the west and Pacific regions.
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Census Bureau
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
Great Basin and Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Rat Attack on Mitton Child Leaves Severe Hand Wounds
Curtis Baker of Mitton Pennsylvania woke to his two year old daughter crying. A large rat emerged from the crib and bit the child several times on the hand severing an artery. Blood flowed freely until a surgeon bound the wound. The hand was badly swollen and discolored though no serious results were feared.
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Curtis Baker
Mitton
Baker
Drowned Men in Mine Accident at Iron Mountain
Four men died and four others are missing after a flood at the Milla mine in Iron Mountain Michigan. Water rushed through a broken wall into a flooded level, overwhelming miners as the rescue effort continues. One body has been recovered.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Treasurer Tri Barnett Sinclair Faces Prosecution
Unclear report states Tri Barnett Sinclair the Rizal Province treasurer faced government action over alleged neglect of duties and mismanaged funds. Authorities noted muddled books and potential fund misappropriation, with months of shortages cited during the inquiry.
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Barnett Sinclair
Rizal
Bulclde Piitay
Poteot
Funda Sinclair
Ben Pri
Snclair
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Harrison
Lee
Limon
Hubert Simpson
Hope
Coeur Walene
Distriet
Murphy
Hole
Kittie Surion Company
Indian Creek
Vilioons
South Sea
Mura
H Blabop
Loulateau
Cola
Steel Works
St. Louis
de. J. AL. Turter
the Gorpie
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Bulletin of Geographical
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