Kamiah town to be paid by government on May 4
Idaho state news reports several local incidents including payments due in Kamiah, an installation at a Star telephone exchange, a Caldwell man kicked by a horse, a Bliver City arrest for violating the exclusion net, and injuries in Halley, Silver City, and other towns. The piece notes local elections, transportation funding, a Carnegie library contract at Moscow, and business updates from Lewiston to Grangeville, with farm prospects and mining mentions.
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Kamiah
Star
Frank Hardy
Caldwell
Bliver City
E. D. Johnson
Mite Moore
Halley
South Holee
Denver
Lewiston
Grangeville
Vayette
Frank Creighton
Hinthieneal
Ngar Weli
AL Wright
Sinker
Silver Oly
Carnegie Library
Moscow
Miriam Knapp
Bolia
A. van Siekiin
Washington County
Marien
Bowe Valley
Hotes
Bloodshed in Polish Uprising Reports Rebel Clampdown
Reports describe a Polish uprising in Warsaw and other cities met with force as authorities vowed to ban demonstrations. Demonstrators were few, many indoors, but scattered crowds used bombs and revolvers. Riots led to mass casualties with authorities firing volleys and cavalry in street clashes.
Hoodlums Attack Unassociated Men After Strike
Hoodlums roam Chicago striking areas and assault pedestrians with no ties to the strike. Rev. W. K. Wheeler, pastor of Ninth Presbyterian, is knocked down at Dowdlaines and Adams while en route to Pennsylvania Station and narrowly escapes serious harm as police arrive. He helps capture one assailant.
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Chicago
WK. Wheeler
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Dowwlaines
Adams Street
Pennsylvania Station
Blu
Wheeler
Regular Train Debuts on Salt Lake Route to Los Angeles
Salt Lake City noted the first regular passenger train on the Salt Lake Route left at 8:30 p.m. Monday. A large crowd gathered at the station to wish the train godspeed. The consist included observation and Pullman cars, a standard Pullman, a diner, two chair cars, a dead-head diner en route, a day coach, and baggage and express cars.
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Salt Ume City
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Banker's Downfall Seen As Over Confidence
Milwaukee reports the first authentic statement on the cause of Frank C. Bigelow's collapse. A close friend attributes the disaster to over confidence in the bank president's business ability, which the banker did not possess. The friend says Bigelow denies losing the money in wheat deals.
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Milwaukee
Frank C. Bigelow
Dafwalting Bank
Bigelow
Rojestvensky Located in Far East Movements
Report says the Russian squadron lies off Port Dayet forty miles north of Kamranh bay near Muhkrang bay outside territorial waters with Russian German and British transports off Cape St James near Saigon and in the Saigon river. The French naval division is mobilized to preserve neutrality in French waters.
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Saigon
China
Port Dayet
Kamranh Bay
Muhkrang Bay
Cape St. James
Revelstoke Collision Wreck Kills Two Firemen
Winnipeg reports two firemen killed and five injured after a collision between a Canadian Pacific passenger train and a freight train near Revelstoke. Both trains derailed and rolled down the embankment, with fatalities due to empty passenger coaches separating engine from cars.
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Winnipeg
Man
Revelstoke
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Wrecked In Sham Battle
A torpedo boat destroyer named Syren wrecked off Beretaven during a sham battle near the harbor entrance. The vessel struck a reef while sailing at high speed and broke its back. All crew were rescued to safety. no casualties reported.
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Cork
Beretaven
Syren
Beeiths
Workmen Shot Down by Russian Soldiers in Warsaw Disturbances
In Warsaw on May 1, nearly a hundred people were killed or wounded as troops opened fire on demonstrators. The two, later, incidents included a mass shooting at Zelaana street and a wall ambush near Hota and Sosnore streets. Cossacks and infantry fired on crowds, with many victims fleeing or struck in the back.
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Warsaw
Angura Ily
Zelaana Street
Mires
Hota
Sosnore
Vienna
Filling Strikers' Places in Chicago Strike
Chicago conditions among teamsters worsened with more open violence and attacks on nonunion men. Employers' Teaming Association brought 1,600 replacement drivers to the city, with 500 more en route, guaranteed permanent pay and positions. Among the recruits are 200 farmer boys from surrounding states seeking driver jobs.
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Chicago
Employers’ Teaming Association
Boat Capsizes Off San Pedro. Florist Dies
Joseph Zimmerman a 24 year old florist from Ocean Park recently from Pittsburgh Pa and five prominent companions narrowly escaped drowning when their small sail boat capsized in a sudden squall at San Pedro. Zimmerman sank while swimming to land after the boat toppled. The other rescuers pulled to safety.
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Os Angeles
Joseph Zimmerman
Ocean Park
Pittburg
San Pedro
Zimmerman
Woman Arrested in Fatal Assault for Twelve Dollars
A 26 year old man in New York was arrested in a serious case involving the death of Mrs Samir Rosenbarg, a 75 year old woman found dead at her home last Saturday. The accused, formerly boarding with the victim, reportedly admitted involvement and demanded money. Police say the motive centers on a financial dispute, with the body discovered after days.
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New York
Pakers
Northwest Notes recounts mines, rail, and fires across the West
A miner died at Mountain Con mine in Butte after a rock fall. Great Falls sold 1,000,000 pounds of wool to a Boston buyer at 23 cents. John P. Walker, pioneer of Oregon, died in Portland at 76. Rail work progresses at Burley and Twin Falls, with Pathfinder dam bids soon. A man killed in Beowawe and a train collision injure Japanese workers near Beowawe. Fires destroy Pomeroy mill in Washington and Quigley Mont buildings. Cheyenne hospital collapse linked to snow and whistle vibration. Automobile fright frees horses in Lewiston injuring three. Missoula may close gambling. Neary killed near Boling. City Marshal shoots bartender in Prineville City.
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Great Falls
Mont
Boston
John P. Walker
Oregon
Portland
Mr. Walker
Burley
Twin Falls
Secretary of the Interior
North Platte River
Casper
Wyo
Edeon
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
W. Clarke
Ore
Cheyenne, Wyo
Board of Trade
Cheyenne City
Allen
Quigley Mont
Cory Hospital
First Astor and the Poet Impressed Wealthy Man
John Jacob Astor and his clerk Halleck, in a one story Prince Street office, formed a firm friendship. Halleck served as a trusted aide for seventeen years while Bozzaris Halleck teased Astor about wealth. Astor left Halleck an annuity of 200 in his will, a detail that amused Bohemian New York.
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Halleck
John Jacob Astor
Prince Street
Broadway
Mitz Greene Halleck
Marco Bozzaris Halleck
Astor
Astor Library
New York
Burton J. Hendrick
McClure’s
Meaning of Colorado and its red river name origin
The state of Colorado was named for the river and the word means red. Generally Colorado streams run clear and reflect blue skies and green nature. During mountain storms rivers carry red sand, explaining the name.
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Colorado
A Great Discovery Diabetes Cure Claim
Clayton resident J H Bailey endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a genuine diabetes cure based on his own experience. He states seven boxes helped him regain work ability, and asserts strict dieting would have advanced his cure. Bailey claims the pills have cured hundreds of diabetes cases and all kidney diseases from backache to Bright's Disease.
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Clayton
J. H. Bailey
Bailey
Dodd
Bright
Count Your Blessings in Daily Reflection
A short moral urging readers to tally their blessings as Lilian Whiting notes that happiness often masks hidden sorrows. The piece counsels gratitude and awareness that others may face hardship, counterbalancing envy of comfortable circumstances.
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Lilian Whiting
Patent Cure Claim Seeks Reward for Relief
An 5100 reward offer claims Hall’s Cararrhia cures constitutional disease by purporting to cleanse blood and tissues, strengthen constitution, and restore natural health. It asserts a guaranteed result and invites proof of failure with a $100 reward for any unaided recovery, directed to J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Coruttys
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Enemies of Oysters Devastate Beds Across Seas
The U S fish commission estimates starfish as the main enemy of oyster beds causing damage up to 250000 dollars annually to American beds. The finding highlights a costly maritime threat and calls for preventive measures.
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The
Fish Commission
United States
Unclear text about money and brokers during crisis
Fragmentary note mentions burning money, grocers, and a call to return money. Details are garbled and names or places are unreadable, providing minimal verifiable facts. The message lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations.
Extreme Dryness Postboy Quips About Wet Weather
A humorous Irish anecdote describes a postboy who, asked if he was soaked after a long ride in rain, replies that he would not mind the wetness if he were not so very dry. The quip highlights stubborn dryness amid heavy rain.
Cure of eczema with Cuticura products in Addington
A mother recalls two years of severe eczema in her daughter causing sleepless nights. After trying many remedies without relief she used Cuticura Ointment two bottles of Resolvent and Soap. The ailment vanished and the family reports a permanent cure. Mrs. J. B. Jones, Addington, Ind.
Habitual Drunkenness before Manchester Magistrate
A prisoner appearing for the 114th time for drunkenness drew a stern remark from the Manchester magistrate who called the case gross and noted the repeat offense as the court adjourned.
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Manchester
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Tate
Lenora O'Leary
Midvale
Hirkeshor
Ellison
Q. W. Ballgy
Sherif
Maho
Leland
Cottonwood
Poland
Fetersburg
Bados
Lods
Kalisx
Ruth
Coasnicks
Ublana
Rojestvensky
Northwest
Patrick Mutlen
Mountain Con
Butte
Miles City
Little Falls
Minn
Savage
Montana
Beowawe
Nevada
Main Street
Marion Burke
Missoula
James Neary
Bolings
Neary
Tory
Lucy
Earnest Mickey
Pratria City
Hickman
Lege
Teatt
Torr Grece
Guthura
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