Idaho State News Highlights From Across the Region
The Idaho dispatches report on a planned Peart establishment, Boldier school closures due to Alph tharia fears, rising Mackay property values, and strong farm canal work at Parma. Other items include waterworks at Caldwell, a fatal Poemtelio case, a state game warden appointment, and a potential sugar factory at Nampa.
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Potet
Parma
Ty Alton Porsunen
Maohnlet
Haine
W. van Lens
Hagertuan
Lincoln County
Ae Bern
Morrison
Lorseie & Nephew
Pumfer
le Aleo
Payette
Uial
T. ¥. Mathews
Ree
Dent
Telse
Social Cireles
Dorgiare
San Francisco
Nampa
War in San Domingo Boosts Miner Support
The revolutionists seized Fort San Carlos near San Domingo as of March 23, with heavy fighting and many casualties. The garrison defected to the revolutionaries and President Vasquez is away. U.S. consul Maxwell reported the uprising and warned no war vessel would be sent. the situation could threaten American interests. Separately the anthracite coal strike commission released a report dated March 15, backing a 10 percent wage increase for contract miners, engineers, and firemen, plus a conciliation board, while highlighting losses to owners and carriers. President Mitchell awaited full text, suggesting mixed reception among miners.
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San Domingo
Fort San Carlos
Taelf
Vasquez Ie Abnent
Republic
Poppin
Conaul Maxwell
State Department
Vousel
San Domino
Atent
Meniacoli
Monte Cristo
Tape Haytien
George Gray
Delaware
Carroll D. Wright
John M. Wilson
Washington, D.C
John L. Boulding
Minnota
Thomas H. Watkins
Pennsylvania
Edgar FE. Clark
Edward W. Parker
Washington, D. C
Iife
M. Sexton
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Coal and Iron Police
Mrs Maybrick to Go Free After 1904 Pardon Fate
American Mrs Florence Maybrick, jailed for poisoning husband James Maybrick with arsenic in Liverpool in 1889, saw death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. Her 1904 pardon would end her penal servitude. she and her late husband were part of a prominent Southern family and married in 1881 at St James Church Precaditly.
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Fiorénce Maybrick
Liverpool
James Maybick
Maybrick
Misa Florence Elizabeth Chandier
St. Jamon Church
Jamon Maybrick
Maybriek
Heath
Matzjames Stephen
Castro Resigns as Venezuela President After Annual Message
President Castro resigns the presidency of Venezuela after reading the annual message. He handed his resignation to the president of Congress with the term due to end February 20, 1908. Castro had been elected in February 1902 for a six year term.
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Castro
Republic of Venezuela
Congress
Venezuela
Famine in Sweden discussed in Reichstag session
The distress in north Sweden was raised in the Reichstag on Saturday. The agriculture minister said relief had seemed adequate a fortnight ago, but further inquiry showed a need for about $258,000, with $28,000 already raised from American sources. The minister praised Swedes in America for their generosity.
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Sweden
Nut Lnter
America
Refuse to Accept Castro's Resignation by Congress
The Venezuelan congress unanimously declined to accept President Castro's resignation and urged him to reconsider. The crowded session heard Castro’s address criticizing violence and foreign aggression while acknowledging the need to defend Venezuela if required, aiming to bring respect, prosperity, and stability.
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Castro
Congress
Avery
Venezuela
Ifeara
Three masked robbers assault electric car near Los Angeles
On a Sunday night three robbers attempted a hold up on the Los Angeles Pacific electric line between Los Angeles and Santa Monica. A pistol duel with passenger C W Henderson sparked a volley that wounded three and killed Ellis Pearson. The gunmen fired through the crowded car as the confrontation unfolded. Griswold was slain and Cunningham and Dr Bowers among those injured.
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Los Angeles
Santa Monica
C. W. Henderson
Henderson
Ellis Pearson
H. A. Griswold
Manson, Ia
J. C. Cunningham
C. H. Bowers
Officers and Strikers Clash Near Colorado Springs
Five shots rang out from a ridge west of the Standard mill as deputies clashed with four strikers in Colorado Springs. Robert De Long, a striker picket, was struck on the head with a revolver and severely injured. De Long and Heatty were arrested for disturbance as merchants posted bonds and were released.
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Standard
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sherffs
Robert de Long
de Long
Heatty
Hestia Battled Icebergs Off Newfoundland Banks
The Donaldson Line steamer Hestia arrived in Baltimore from Glasgow after a perilous voyage on March 15. Captain Henderson reports near Newfoundland on the 14th the ship struck ice, and by daylight was surrounded by icebergs some as high as 100 feet. After five hours the vessel escaped the ice wall and reached safety.
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Donaldson
Hestia
Baltimore
Glasgow
Newfoundland
Henderson
Svea Aes
Heatia
Mystery Man Confesses to San Francisco Murder in Fremont
A man calling himself Join Bennett surrendered to Sheriff Bauman claiming he killed Nora Fuller in San Francisco over a year ago. He described himself as about 40, well dressed, weighing 185 pounds, and wore a black mouse fur. Bennett said he choked the girl at 1121 Walnut Street and fled the city, begging imprisonment as the dead girl’s face haunted him. He formerly practiced law and raved in a cell, addressing a fancied jury.
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Fremont
Ned
Saya
Join Bennett
Nora Fuller
San Francisco
Bauman
Bennett
Walnut Street
The Cuban Treaty Ratified by the Senate
The Cuban treaty ratified by the Senate follows negotiations in Havana in 1902 between General Tasker Bliss for the United States and Cuban representatives Carlos de Zaldo and Jose M. Garcia Montes. It provides duty free treatment for current mutual merchandise, a 20 percent reduction on other Cuban imports, and a 20 percent reduction for U S imports into Cuba with exceptions. Tobacco remains nonconcessional in Cuba, and sugars receive fixed treatment during the treaty term while preserving preferential duties among like imports.
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Senate
Havana
General Tasker H Bliss
United States
Carlos de Zaldo
Jose M. Garcia Montes
Cuba
United States Senate
Went After Wolves in Wyoming Scalp Hunt
Peter Patry of eastern Carbon county chased wolves after finding tracks. He fought a pack, wounded eight, and escaped uninjured. He brought back eight wolf scalps and thirteen coyote scalps for a $27 bounty. After April 1 wolves earn $5 and coyotes $1.50.
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Wyoming
Rawlins
Wyo
Peter Patry
Carbon County
High Binder War Brings Fatal Shooting in Portland Chinatown
In Portland Chinatown a supposed highbinder war ends with Leung John shot in the back outside a Pine Street lodging house and killed. Police say Lee Wan, rival society member, is the suspected killer and remains at large with no clear lead.
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Portland
Chinatown
Leung John
Lee Wan
Pine Street
Ding
Montana Pioneer Dead in Helena at 76
Wellington Woods a Montana pioneer died in Helena on Thursday at age 76. He came to Last Chance gulch and built the third cabin that helped name Helena. He was the first commissioned officer in Helena and organized the first miners court.
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Wellington Woods
Montansa
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Woods
Chasce
Mar
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