Payette News Roundup From Idaho Territory Headlines
Local items report a brewery in progress near Thunder Mountain, a Colorado syndicate planning wells, Riggs convicted for horse stealing in Weiser with a three year term, opium seized by three Chinese in Caldwell, and a soda factory fire in Weiser causing about 900. Other notes cover a Payette baseball team, draft horses shipped to British Columbia, and efforts to educate deaf and blind in Idaho.
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Boer Leaders Entering Peace Talk via Flag of Truce
Acting President Schalkburger F W Reitz and commandants Meyer and Kreigh with aides arrived by special train from Balmoral under a flag of truce. They met Lord Kitchener, then proceeded to Kroonstad under safe conduct. Reported Boer position at Rhenosterkop weakened as press closed in. A sign of possible movement toward peace amid censor confirmation.
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Kroonstad
Rhenosterkop
Nunes
Betoun strike at Rutherbild petroleum works erupts
The Cameasus Gacette reports a strike by 200 workers at Rutherbild petroleum works in Betoun on the Black Sea. Strikers marched to the police station demanding the release of a ringleader arrested the prior day, a demand that was refused. The protestors later turned to follow-up action.
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Rope Ping Man as WU Playmate Tragedy at Beam Bedelie Mo
A disturbing account reports Martie aged one and a half fatally struck by a playmate Hager Ailes during a game. The incident left Martie with severe injuries as witnesses and possible bystanders describe the event and the immediate aftermath.
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British Houserow Chaos Over Traitors Refusal to Listen
A parliamentary scene devolved into chaos as Irish Nationalist Johan Dillon called the British soldiers traitors. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Chamberlain clashed over traitor remarks. Dillon refused to withdraw, was suspended for up to one week.
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Dark days in China frothing rebel advance and unrest
Advices from Ubinw report Thovssod Regular Troops deserting to rebels near Lung-Chin on the Annam border. Telegrams claim 20,000 foreign armed troops support the revolutionists, with unrest growing as robberies spread and spring planting is hindered.
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Lung-Chin
Annam
Marshal Su
Mutiny and Riot Erupt as Russian Troops Clash
Describes a chaotic mutiny within a Russian force culminating in a violent brawl that damaged a classroom and left Frank Miller, a medical student, with head injuries requiring stitches. Faculty failed to stop the fray as desks, chairs, and tables were hurled during the melee.
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Particiye
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Termination of Schier Case Delays in Congress
The House Naval Affairs Committee adopted a seven to four resolution concurring with President Roosevelt to terminate agitation over the Schler controversy and indefinitely postpone all related bills. Mudd of Maryland dissented on a favorable report praising Admiral Sedley and Santiago battle officers. A severe drought in northern Arkansas triggers widespread hardship with food and water shortages. The report also notes British tobacco dealers rejecting the Imperial Tobacco offer amid a shift of trust power. House Democrats caucus to urge sympathy for the Boer republics and seek resolutions to press the committee to act.
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Congress
Irish Resolution Praises Dutch Leaders Victory
A fragmented pledge from King's County guardians records admiration for the heroic stand by the Dutch against a powerful empire. It lauds the Hoer leader Delarey and notes the world’s view of Kayland’s broad influence.
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Kroger
King’s County
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Delarey
Wilel
Protecting Miners Affects Water Supply Lighting Rules
A senate mining committee reported favorably on an act to protect miners and regulate water use for lighting. The measure seeks to settle duties around ore processing and ensure mining operations meet water supply requirements.
Bills of McKinley physicians received in Washington
The physicians who attended the late President McKinley have submitted their bills to Washington and will be sent to Congress soon. Officials deny rumors of excessive charges, stating the amounts are fair and not excessive.
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McKinley
Washington
Congress
Banker Advocates Public Control of Industries
A banker from Chase National Bank New York told the Academy of Political Science there is growing public demand for government control over industries including railways and telegraphs, and the trend is toward increased control.
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A. G. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
New York
Academy of Political Science
Fire rumor ties cartridges to Koers in South Africa
A New York rumor claims cartridges on a pier were bound for Koers conflict use in South Africa. They were allegedly to be shipped to Antwerp en route to their destination, sparking fears of wartime supply chains.
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South Africa
Antwerp
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