Idaho State News Highlights From Middleton to Twin Peaks
A list of Idaho updates covers Middleton incorporation hopes, Welser Academy graduates, labor meetings, Kawther Haha Prong club attendance, Meadows Macoevelt Telecom dividend, Middleton brick output forecasts, Pocatello district court calendar, escape searches for Andrew Gilbert, Nampa Meridian irrigation capacity, a drowning near Van Wyck, business excursion to Welser, Lewiston wheat prices, a Boise sprinkler driver accident, Y M C A building funding success, a superior court martial acquittal, a new railroad project in Pocatello, Middleton boarding house need, a fatal snake river accident, Independent Telephone strike end, Socialist press stance on Twin Peaks trip, Emmett peach crop prospects, and peach orchards bearing potential.
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Welser Achode
O Tires
Sampo
Blowtrien
Lake Duile
Anthiny
Meadows
Warner Macoevelt Telephone Company
Middleton
Pocatello
Tate Fale
Bolowtia Fall
Worl
Toterwle
Syearald Aon
Mra
Wirt Nese
van Wyck
Boles
Welsor
Pooa& LS
Connell
Lewiston
Owen J. Williams
Boise
Fayette
William D. Hammond
Horse Barracks
M. CA
Itey Hanly
Mt Botse Fo
Haswood
Twin Palke
Widowed Ida McKinley Dies at Canton Home
Ida Saxton McKinley widow of the late president William McKinley died at her Canton home on Sunday afternoon after years of invalidism following her husband’s assassination. Born June 8, 1847 in Canton, she was educated in Canton, Delia N Y Cleveland and Brook Hall Seminary. Married January 25, 1871 in the new Presbyterian church.
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Rotan
Ohio
Willan McKinley
Tube
O'Cloer
McKinley
Culford
Cortelyou
M. C. Barber
Sarah Duncan
Luther Day
Justice
William R. Day
Portmann and
Rixey
Ida Saxton McKinley
Canton
James A. Baxton
Ida Saxton
Delil
N. Y
Cleveland
Brook Hall Seminary
Medi
Tornado Rips Hopkins County Towns Wrecks Homes
In Hopkins county a tornado struck Arbola and Tazewell Saturday evening causing deaths of a Pink Kirk daughter and a George Davis child, with William Pickett and his wife seriously hurt and two others slightly injured. Several residences were damaged as houses were blown down at Tazewell. no further fatalities were reported.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Arbola
Million Dollar Mining Temple Planned in Denver
The National Mining congress executive committee agreed to fund a $1,000,000 temple in Denver. President J H Richards argued for delaying construction to pursue a grander plan, persuading members to back the larger project over a $300,000 initial design.
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Denver
National Mining Congress
Congress
James F. Calbresth
J. H. Richards
Boiseda
War Veteran Charged With Murder in Luna Park Killing
William Brown, a Spanish American War veteran, killed Mrs. Mary Stead at a Cleveland hotel area and was chased through Luna Park before capture. Police report he confessed remorse for the shooting and bears a San Juan Hill scar from earlier combat.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Stead “Wan
William Steadman
William Brown
Brown
Luna Park
San Juan Hill
Street car crash on Boulevard avenue kills and injures five
Five people were seriously injured and one fatally when two El Paso street cars collided on Boulevard avenue on Sunday. Both cars were wrecked and glass shattered as drivers failed to yield, each refusing to give way to the other despite the danger.
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el Paso
Prokatty
Boulevard Avenue
Slaughtered by Chinese Rebels In Wong Kong Uprising
Revolutionists in Wong Kong joined by natives from neighboring provinces ignite a reign of bloodshed in the Chin Chu prefecture. Officials at Wong Kong are killed or exiled, yamens burned, patrols and police actions seek to curb excesses while pirates threaten from the coast. Disturbances also reported at Pakhel and Lien Chow with serious prospects.
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Wong Kong
Swate
Kwang Tung
China
Uping
Chin Chu
Berlin
Shanghai
Pakhel
Lien Chow
Ruef Defends Self In San Francisco Bribery Case
Abraham Ruef, indicted ex-boss in San Francisco, appears as his own lawyer in Judge Lawlor's temporary court. He sits unshaven and tense in a synagogue courtroom with guard nearby while Mayor Schmitz sits across the aisle. Delmas, famed for Thaw defense, is hired to represent two men tied to the grand jury graft probe.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Judge Lawlor
Dunne
Ruef
Eliiot Higzy
Schmitz
Delphin M. Delmas
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Oliver Grand Jury
Walking the Plane murder trial disruption in Boise
The Steunenberg murder trial halted by jury exhaustion as the second special venire was exhausted. Judge Fremont Wood postponed to Friday while Sheriff Hodgin gathers 61 more jurors. In court at Goldfield Nevada the defense sought an odd final panel. Preston and Smith faced sentencing. Smith received ten years for conspiracy and Preston twenty five years for second degree murder.
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Boise
Maho
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Shad Hodgin
Goldtell
Nev
Preston
Smith
Lanman
Ife
Tiger Kills Girl as Circus Tiger Terrorizes Crowd in Twin Falls
Enraged Bengal tiger escaped its cage during a Selimdote elious performance in Twin Falls Idaho. It mauled several spectators and ponies before J. W. Bell the local blacksmith shot six times, killing the animal. A four year old girl, Ruth Rozell, died from neck wounds two hours after the attack.
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Twin Walls
Idaho
Twin Falls
Markel
Agnes
E. Rozell
Ruth
Witnesses Endorsed in Haywood Trial Case
Boise Idaho. At the trial opening Judge Wood allowed the state to endorse additional witnesses on the indictment against the accused miners. The defense objected citing a Idaho supreme court ruling that adding witnesses after trial has begun is error without prejudice. Attorney Richardson said the defense had struggled to locate many witnesses for the state.
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Boise
Idaho
Wood
Idaho Supreme Court
Richardson
Son's body found in university dissecting room
Lawrence Kansas report says John G Farr of Milan searched three months for his son Jay G Farr who died after being struck by a train at Perth Kaw on March 8. The unidentified body was sent to the University of Kansas medical college, embalmed and stored for classroom use.
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Lawrence
Kan
John G. Farr
Milan
Jay G. Farr
University of Kansas
Young Farr
Perth
Kaw
University Medical College
Escaped Prisoner Shot Dead by Sentry at Fort Barrancas
Elmar Martin, an escapee from the coast artillery, was killed by Sentry Joseph Cothram near Jefferson Barracks after Martin refused to surrender. The incident occurred Saturday night and Martin had fled from Cothram. Edward V. Anderson, another desertion suspect, remains at large.
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St. Louis
Elmar Martin
Jefferson Barracks
Coast Artillery
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Joseph Cothram
Martin
Cothram
Edward V. Anderson
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William McKinley
Texas
Abrakam
Haywood
Royal Bengal
Son
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