Idaho State News Roundup Debuts Local Appointments
Idaho and Wyoming report several appointive notices including George W. Etherington as peatmaster at Landing Oneida county Albert Christensen Idaho Falls as meat tagger for the Bureau of Animal Industry J B Nokon James Johnnn named forest guards for Caribou formal reserve Also mentions July 6 celebration funding Boise Decoration Day address Avery C Moore to deliver principal speech and related events.
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George W. Etherington
Landing
Oneida County
Albert Christensen
Idaho
Fale
Bureau of Animal Industry
James Johnnn
Caribou
Wyoming
Avery C. Moore
Boise
Central American Unrest Tensions Rise in Salvador and Region
Reports say Mexican troops move toward the Guatemalan frontier over the Pan American railway while Salvadoran President Figueroa faces potential upheaval. A Mexican gunboat order was countermanded, and chaos grows in Honduras and Guatemala as rival presidential factions contend. An American observer notes unrest already evolving into a looming crisis across Central America with Zelaya rumored to back a successor in Salvador.
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Ity
Mexico
War Department
San Jose
Guatemala
Senor Gamboa
San Salvador
Santa Cruz
Guatemala City
Figueroa
Salvador
Zelaya
Murder in Odessa Terrorist Bomb_at Central Police
Odessa report states the police superintendent and two chief detectives were killed by an Infernal machine explosion at the central police bureau on Monday. Seven others were seriously injured. two attackers were wounded and captured, a girl escaped. The ringleader was identified as a terrorist named Tcheft. The slain detectives included figures famed for aiding the 1905 outbreak and a prisoner torturer nicknamed The Hangman.
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Odessa
Odenan
Central Police Bureau
Wyt
Tcheft
Thieves Target Missoula County Treasury Vault
Thieves forced entry at the Missoula county treasurer’s vault early in the morning but fled before obtaining any money. The break occurred near the county jail and sheriff’s office. deputies were occupied elsewhere. An explosion was heard by a jail inmate, yet authorities learned of the attempt later. The burglars used nitroglycerin to breach the door.
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Missoula
Mont
Missoula County
Salt Air opens season with extensive improvements in 1907
Salt Lake City's Saltair resort announces it will open on Decoration Day 1907 with major upgrades. 200 new bathrooms, 20 000 feet of new platform, new gates, higher water, and enhanced amusements including a roller skating rink 100 by 150 feet, a touring car, roller coaster, merry go round, a 200 passenger steamer, launches, a premier dancing floor, and a first class restaurant. A 45 minute railway service after 2 pm and a new depot on Second South Street are also provided, promising record crowds.
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Salt Lake City
Saltair
Utah
Ihe
Second South Street
Third
Fourth West
Salt Lake
Coney Island
Dollar Wheat Grips Chicago Markets in Historic Week
The Chicago board of trade saw an unprecedented surge in dollar wheat activity last week with no precise volume data available. Veteran traders report sustained, broad market strength and wild sessions in the wheat pit, marking a historic era beyond any prior corners or price swings.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Denounce Speaker Cannon At Railway Labor Meet
Atlanta delegates denounced Speaker Cannon of the national house for his attitude toward labor. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen adjourned in Columbus, Ohio where the next biennial convention was set for the following term.
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Atlanta
Brotherhood of Railway
Columbus
Cannon
National House of Representatives
City Will Take Street Cars in San Francisco
District attorney Langdon moves to compel surrender of the Geary street railway to the city. The action aligns with recent legislation granting, upon demand, transfer of the road after franchise expiry and a 350000 dollar bond issue funded the city’s bid to assume ownership.
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San Francisco
Langdon
Geary Street Railway
Romn
White Marble Stones to Mark Graven of Confederate Soldiers
The war department will award a contract for 20000 white marble stones to mark the graves of Confederate soldiers and sailors who died in federal prisons and hospitals in the north during the Civil War. They were buried near their place of confinement. Colonel William Elliott, former Confederate Army officer from South Carolina, is appointed commissioner to oversee the work.
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Washington
War Department
North
William Eliott
South Carolina
Commie Stoner
Raleigh physician faces poisoning charge in boy’s death
Dr. R. B. Rowland, a prominent Raleigh physician, was arrested on Henderson county warrants charging him with poisoning his 11 year old son to gain money and property left to the boy. The boy died after a walk in the woods and reportedly said the orange given by his father tasted bitter. Rowland’s wife, married last week, was also arrested as an accomplice.
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Raleigh
N. C
Rowland
Henderson
Vance County
Kittrell
Woode
Pendulum of railroad policy swings in Can niff view
Cleveland. President William JH Canniff of the Nickel Plate Railroad says railroad regulation should come with liberal conservatism and warns Roosevelt policies may harm the country. He predicts the policy pendulum will swing back and that the current pace will slow, with the public later reassessing the direction.
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Canniff
Nickel Plate
Roosevelt
Cleveland
William JH. Canniff
New York, Chicago & 5Th Louis Railroad Company
Canaiff
Caesar
Reforms in Austria redefine parliamentary makeup
Vienna reports sweeping electoral reform giving universal suffrage and reshaping the lower house along racial lines. The new chamber will have 516 members with 233 Germans, 107 Czechs, 83 Poles, 33 Ruthenians, 24 Slavonians, 131 Servo-Croatians, 19 Italians and 5 Roumanians.
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Vienna
Austria
Explosion at Fort Gibson event triggers fatal stampede
At Fort Gibson colored school graduation in Port Gibson I T a lamp on stage exploded causing panic among 300 attendees tramping to Heath three died and over twenty seriously injured in the stampede. In Washington Gaston C Philip of New York shot and wounded Frank G Macaboy after a quarrel at the Arlington hotel.
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Port Gibson
I. T
Fort Gibson
Heath
Washington
Gaston C. Philip
New York
Frank G. Macaboy
Philip
Macaboy
Arlington Hotel
Young Tolstoi Acquitted in Pamphlet Case at St Petersburg
In St Petersburg Count Leo Leone Tolstoi, son of the noted author, faced charges of high treason for publishing his father’s political pamphlet. The court acquitted him, ruling no criminal intent in republication of the abroad-printed pamphlet, but ordered the Russian edition to be burned and the plates destroyed.
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St. Petersburg
Leo Leonevited ‘Tolstoi
Car jumps track in Booneville fight injures three
A street car derailed at Eighth and Walnut streets in Booneville Indiana after a brawl between a union sympathizer and the motorman. The crash damaged the front of a building. Two men suffered fractured skulls and a baby died from injuries.
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Booneville
Ind
Eighth
Wal ‘Nut
Anion
Nonanion
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Pocatello
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Salt Lake's Pleasure Resort
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National Lead Company
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