Idaho News From Shoshone Journal Headlines
The Shoshone Journal reports on Genesee forming a 40 man unit, Pocatello coronation of a city mayor candidate, sugar factory funding via bonds, and proposals for mills and parks. It notes Mrs. P. Fila’s fall, two tickets in Welser election, placer gold near Parma, and a planned resort at Biggerstar hot springs. It covers legal cases, land appointments, Taft trip invite, and a new sage brush grinder business in Caldwell.
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Genesee
Coraliats
Pocatello
Ucket
Dr.Mahoney
Founda
Payette
Northern Pacific
Lewiston
Mianoula
Mont
Te Sigmett
Wallace
Nampa
Payniio
Welver
Bonda
Fila
Welser
Saks
Parma
Cuban Blunder Blows Up the Maine in New York Tale
A disputed claim attributes the Maine disaster to an error during a Cuban plot to destroy a Spanish vessel. Giseler Renneau reports in New York that an explosives plot misfired, with Borbeau convicted of sending charges to a Coward Ice pier. Rossean recalls a secret pact with Cubans for liberty in May, while a compatriot allegedly sought to attach a case to a ship, causing the explosion.
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Reault
Maine
Giseler Renneau
New York City
Borbeau
Rossean
Spaniuh
Alfonao
Borteni
Climax in Beef Trust Case Indicts Armour Official
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted Thomas J. Connors general superintendent of Armour and Co on interfering with a witness. Connors, a top official in the meat packing giant, was arrested on a federal warrant, brought before the grand jury, and released on a $5,000 bond before declining further cooperation.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Connors
Armour & Co
Mc Conners
J. Ogden Aremour
United States Omrerial
Grand Jury
Mr. Connors
Mecuss
Rebellion reported in Hayti as exiles seek change
Advices from Monte Christi on the northern coast of Santo Domingo recount General Barba with Dominican exiles ending at Monte Christ and locals rising against President Morales. The Monte Christ district may back former President Jimines, awaiting formal approval from Morales as exiles push for support from the state department. Authorities express cautious readiness in light of Roosevelt's stance on Dominican affairs.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Monte Christi
Republic of Santo Domingo
Barba
Monte Christ
Morales
Jimines
San Donia
State Department
Hoosevelt
Murderer H Mogordon Kills Wife in Jealous Fit
Prominent Oregon rancher H Mogordon near Nyewa shoots and kills his wife Tupaday after long jealousy disputes. He inflicts a slight wound on himself as police arrive, with reports of strained relations and possible divorce proceedings.
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H. Mogordon
Nyewa
Ore
Tupaday
Megordon
Woman May Be Lynched Over Poisoning Case
Investigators report danger of lynching in Paducah Kentucky amid claims that Mary Brockwell aged 29 admitted poisoning her three young daughters and that George Albritton the youth met her with a marriage proposal if she would commit the crime Both were arraigned and remanded with Brockwell citing suffering and inability to find homes for her children as motive
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Mary Brockwell
Paducah
George Albritton
Hoth
Brockwell
Enne Albritton Iechea
Vladivostok Next on List Withdrawn From Pursuit
A dispatch from Guocht pass reports that Japanese forces have withdrawn about thirty five miles south of the front near Harbin, easing pursuit of Russian troops. Military circles speculate the move may be a blind for southern Manchuria operations or a pause in advance toward Vladivostok.
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Manchuria
Vladivostok
Guocht Pass
Castro Looking for Trouble Threatens War Between Colombia and Venezuela
President Castro again refuses to resume diplomatic ties with Colom bia, creating fears of war between Colombia and Venezuela. Discriminatory trade controls hurt Colombian exports through Maracaibo and other ports, damaging one of the republics wealthy regions and harming Venezuelan commerce tied to linked routes. Castro delays to punish Colombia for recent political events.
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Castro
Coloma
Colombia
Venezuela
Reyes
Caracas
Maracaibo
Republic
Elsta
Mrs Chadwick Sentenced to Ten Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Mrs Cassie I Chadwick faces a ten year term after conviction on multiple counts with two counts at two years and two at one year. Attorneys say the case will be carried to higher courts as they plan a fight to overturn the verdict.
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Cassie I. Chadwick
Ohio State Penitentiary
Chadwick
Mra Chadwicks
Louisburg Wiped Out by Cyclone Report
A Minnesota report claims the western town Louisburg in Lac qui Patle county was virtually destroyed by a cyclone from Voranda. Seven injured, with two to seven killed reported. Louisburg, a 100 inhabitant town, lacks outside telegraph or telephone links. Nearby towns report three story buildings demolished and widespread damage to every residence.
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St Paul
Louisburg
Minnesota
Voranda
Louisiairg
Lac Qui Patle
Paducah mother confessed to killing children for marriage
Mrs. Mary Hrockwell of Paducah Ky confessed she killed her three children aged 3 4 and 6 by morphine and coal oil after a man named George Alberton allegedly promised marriage if she disposed of the children. Alberton was arrested as an accessory.
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Mary Hrockwell
Paducah
George Alberton
Alberton
Youths In Attempted Assassination Of Warsaw Chief
Baron von Nolken elder of police of Warsaw injured by a bomb explosion. The blast left his body full of splinters. The assailant, believed to be a youth, fled after throwing the bomb behind the carriage. Von Nolken is out of danger but suffering with tensopathy. The attacker remains at large.
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Baron von Nolken
Police
Warsaw
von Nolken
Naron von Nolket
Tuberculosis in Children and Other Health Notes
The article discusses childhood tuberculosis including bone and gland forms and the fatal meningitis, stresses prevention through diet and habits, and urges public health education. It also covers gastric catarrh causes and treatments, plus a note on reforming long skirts for street wear to reduce disease spread.
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Jacobi
Bedroom Climate and Tuberculosis Risks in Indoor Air
A sixty year old has spent about twenty years in his bedroom and argues that fresh air can cure tuberculosis. The piece stresses that half of tubercular patients in outdoor hospitals recover, and warns that living in a death dealing bedroom climate invites disease. It equates impure air with impure water and unsafe food for health risk.
Tender Hearted Savages and the Abattoirs Exposed
The piece condemns slaughter houses as anomalous in Christian civilization, noting how great cities exhibit torrenting blood and the lives of innocents sacrificed for human consumption. It argues Indians are not sensitive to such displays of weakness and dismisses this as a sign of moral decay.
A Cure for Cold Feet Remedy
An old fashioned cure for cold feet recommends an ice cold water bath. Step into the tub let the water run in faster than it drains rub each foot rapidly ten to twelve times then repeat on the other foot. Alternate rubbing for about three minutes causes redness warmth and burningcomfort.
Some Chinese Baths on the Mongolian Roadside
A traveler describes primitive hot springs near Tangshan, twenty miles north of Chingpeng. Wooden box baths line the road with attendants refilling water while bathers of all ages sit with heads out and brimming basins. A nearby dug pool offers splashing facilities and a note that grand spa resorts began from similar simple beginnings.
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Mongolia
Chingpeng
Tangshan
Homburg
Aix-les-Bains
Training the Skin and Cold Adaptation
The piece describes a historic method by Dr Brown Sequard to prevent sore throats from cold drafts by training the neck with bel lows. It notes that cold exposure via baths, showers, and towel friction can educate the skin to contract on slight cold, and emphasizes daily exposure to cold as crucial. It also claims Native American exposure led to a body all over skin-toughness.
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Brown Sequard
Surgeon Refuses Wine at Banquet for Clarity of Mind
Dr Lorenz, a noted teetotaler, rejected wine at a banquet. Asked if he abstains completely, he replied that as a surgeon his success relies on a clear brain steady nerve and firm muscles, so any alcohol would blunt his powers. Journal of Inebriety.
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Lorenz
Journal of
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