Idaho News Roundup From the State Capitals and Mines
Idaho items report construction on the Culli well project and bothe Capitol works at Boise. Nelson Gray neth died near Long Valley. typhoid cases rise in Caldwell. rural phone lines installed near Caldwell. sugar factory work let to Dyer & Son of Cleveland. Beverly area accidents and horse theft cases noted. Marylue quartz discovery credited to local residents. rail and ore developments advance. Bellevue fire destroys multiple buildings. a fatal quarrel following a Preston dance leaves two teens injured or jailed.
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Culliwell
Nelson Gray Neth
Long Valley
United Commercial ‘Travelers of America
Welver
Nampa
Dyer & Son
Clevelan
Capitol
Botwe
Masons
Caldwell
Horse Valley Railroad Company
Boise
Side
Warm Springs Avenue
Quarts Dame
More
Rikerveks
Mira
William Ottealmeher
Mra
Melvin Workle
Bows to Will of the People Reforms Cited in Manifesto
Russia announces a historic imperial manifesto granting free speech free press right of assembly and habeas corpus with Count Witte as prime minister choosing a cabinet modeled on Britain. The change follows Nicholas II signing the document and outlines expanded suffrage civil liberties and a real legislative national assembly.
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Bt. Petersburg
Russia
Nicholas Murrendered
Count Witte
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
National Assembly
Law
Himelf
Prince Obolensky
Ministry of Finance
M. Romine
M. Kon
Justea
Krosovsky
Education
M Zlogtor von Schaffhausen
Wigs
Freedom Celebrated Across Russian Empire With Parades
Telegram recounts jubilation after the emperor’s gift of freedom, with large demonstrations in St Petersburg and Moscow. Socialists and revolutionists staged antigovernment parades, clashes with authorities occurred in Kazan Kishineff and Poltava, two deaths reported. crowds cheered as troops mingled with civilians while Count Witte and General Trepoff relaxed street control.
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Bt. Petersburg
All Russa
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Theits
Roxslahan
Kazan
Kishineff
Poltava
Russia
Count Witte
General Trepoff
Trepoff
President Roosevelt Returns to Capital After U.S. Tour
President Roosevelt came ashore from the Dolphin at the Washington navy yard at 11 55 Tuesday afternoon and, five minutes later, left for the White House with Mrs Roosevelt. The brief return concluded his tour of the entire United States during his presidency.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
White House
United States
Finland Returns to Constitutional Regime After Bobrikoff Rule
In Helsingfors Finland the proclamation of civil liberty in Russia was followed by news of Finland’s return to a constitutional regime and the ending of the arbitrary governorship under Count Bobrikoff who was assassinated last year by Eugene Schaumann son of Senator Schumann and who later died by his own hand.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Russia
Count Bobrikoff
Eugene Schaumann
Schumann
Murdered by the Roadside near Jameson in Fresno County
In Fresno California the mutilated bodies of W J Hayes a pioneer justice of the peace and his wife were found by the roadside three miles east of Jameson. Hayes was likely preparing supper at his camp when shot at close range through the back with a shotgun. His wife was struck on the head with a three cornered instrument. The deaths appear to be a double murder with the assailant still at large.
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Fresno
Cal
Jameson
W. J. Hayes
Hayes
Mayes
Lawyers face discipline over hold up claim in Seattle
The King County Bar Association special committee found Attorneys John C Murphy and George B Cole acted to exact 2250 dollars from Swift water Bill Gates. It recommended Murphy be disbarred and Cole publicly censured by the court. J W Mc Burney was criticized for his testimony before the committee.
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Seattle
King County Bar Association
John C. Murphy
George B Cole
Gates
Murphy
Cole
J. W. McBurney
Freshman dies after fraternity initiation at Kenyon
Stewart L. Pierson, a Kenyon College freshman from Cincinnati, was killed Saturday night by a train while awaiting initiation by Delta Kappa Epsilon. Fraternity members report he was told to stand at the railroad bridge foot and was found mangled an hour later. No evidence supports tying him to the track. Pierson’s father confirms no blame on the fraternity.
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Pierson
L. N. Pierson
Cincinnati
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Alarm in Russia Triggers U S Wariness at St Petersburg
Washington reports an alarming situation in Russia with American residents in St Petersburg potentially needing protection if unrest worsens. Secretary Root and acting head Bacon conferred after a Spencer Buddy dispatch. Officials expect few Americans remain in the city, most having left for winter.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Spencer Buddy
St. Petersburg
Root
New York
Bacon
Eddy
Department
American miner killed by guide on trip from Hermosillo
John O'Dea, an American mining engineer long associated with Sonora mining, was murdered near Hermosillo six miles from the city. He had hired a Mexican guide to lead him toward interior mines and was shot in the back. His body was found by travelers and brought to Hermosillo.
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San Francisco
Pasengers
Topeka
John O'Dea
Hermosillo
Sonora
O'Dea
Guayamas
Hermosilo
A Billion Dollar Country
The Bureau of Statistics reports that U S foreign commerce for 1906 is estimated to exceed one billion dollars. For the first nine months, imports of materials for manufacturing reached 422 million dollars while exports of manufactured goods were 424 million. Materials imported in nine months of 1905 nearly doubled in value since 1890.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Taken at his word at Bangor revival meeting
A Bangor Maine revival story shows a well known hard bargainer publicly pledging to live upright and make restitution. Early next morning a prominent local trickster knocks on his door and says he plans to collect his “share” by cheating, joking about compensation.
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Bangor
Hallo
Jim Brown
A Teacher's Testimony on Diabetes Cure
In Hinton Kentucky a schoolteacher E J Thompson claims diabetes is curable. He says two doctors diagnosed diabetes but after using Dodds Kidney Pills his health improved and he credits the remedy. He argues diabetes is a kidney disease and that Dodds Kidney Pills can cure it.
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Hinton
E. J. Thompson
Thompson
Dodd
Busy Women of Shetland Knit Through Generations
The women of Shetland are noted knitters who learn early and continue lifelong. Wool grown on the islands is processed by locals who card and spin it. Shawls are washed with soap lather and laced edge to edge in a wooden frame to prevent shrinking, then air dried outside the cottage.
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Shetland
Quotes and beliefs on romance from 19th century figures
A survey of romantic aphorisms and literary judgments from Silvio Perlico Garibaldi Goethe Chesterfield and others. It notes popular esteem for Perlico's prison memoirs and Garibaldi's charisma while citing noted lines about humility seduction and flattering women.
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Silvio Perlico
Venice
Spielburg
Garibaldi
Italy
England
Postum Revives Nervous Patient and Family Health
Patient recounts quitting old coffee after nervousness and heart trouble, finding relief with Postum. Describes lasting vigor, avoiding weakness, and health benefits for herself and children. Promotes Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan and the book The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilvilie
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