Idaho State News Roundup Reports Local Accidents Plans
Idaho state notes recount a fatal rock fall at Falke wood quarry near Hales and a Caldwell News employee dying after cloth snag. It mentions a plan to build an opera house in Nampa, a 20,000 horsepower power plant proposed near Boise, and various local economic and civic updates including post office staffing, timber sales, and farm yields.
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Gus Joyneon
Falke Wtod
Hales
Nampa
Boisehoodlum
Hallowen
Elmore Radley
Caldwell News
Mathion
Arthur Smith
Alturde
Flat Jey
Ideho
Manase
Smith
Dedtates Marshal Roundy
Idaho
Major Fun
Force Supervisit
Suwtooth
Poydite
Idaho Jimall
Sagidlatinn
Oreanteatan
Gapachy
Gorey
Tisho
Republicans Sweep Utah Victory Across Legislature
Utah election results show a strong Republican gain with Howell winning reelection by a large plurality, while Tudke Frick secures district judge but with far fewer votes. In Salt Lake City the American party gains, affecting county offices, with Weber and Box Elder counties showing varied support. Overall, Republicans win the legislature, Democrats lag, and Americans win limited city votes.
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Salt Lake City
Howell
Tudke Frick
Salt Lake County
Box Elder County
Weber County
Roosevelt
Powers
Salt Lake ‘Couiity
Salt * Lake Cty
Weir
Pitt
Tony" Jacobson
Judge Powers
Reepublicans
Lynch
Morris
Thompson
Otter
The Jerome of Weber County Falls to Republicans
Weber County election results show a landslide for the GOP with all ticket winners. Judge Howell for Congress leads by 1,483 over Orlando W Power. Frick tops Whitecotton for supreme bench in 11 of 30 districts. Sheriff Sebring wins by over 2,000, while Harris defeats Skeen for county attorney by about 1,100.
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Belnap
J. D. Skeen
N. J. Harris
Skeem
Idaho in Doubt as Democrats Aim for State Victory
Ambiguous East Lake City results show Democrats carrying most gubernatorial regions except five southeastern Mormon counties. Idaho vote likely to favor Brockelager with predicted Salt Lake City influence. State Democratic committee hints at tightening race as Republican gains appear routed in the final tally.
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East Lake City
Idaho
Brockelager
Ator Dada
Thatman Lockhart
Denmwarathe
Prem -Germmont
Benger
Fab
Yalatt
New Parce
Oneida
Aire
Bratny
Boise
Result of Elections Across Forty Two States
A late 19th or early 20th century report notes Democrats winning southern state and congressional tickets by usual majorities while Republicans gain across western and eastern states. It highlights Gov Hughes in New York, Tammany Hall's judiciary victory, Curtin Guild in Massachusetts, and gains in Pennsylvania Michigan New Hampshire North Dakota Connecticut Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio and more with Republicans securing a Senate and broader control. Oklahoma and Rhode Island results noted amid continued party battles.
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Congress
New York State
Charley B. Hushes
Hoosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
Hughes
New York City
Tammany Hall
Independence League
Miteachadetts
Curtin Guild
John B. Moran
Toston
Democratic Party
Prohibitionists
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Stuart
Michigan
Iews
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Connecticut
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ohio
Pattison
Oklahoma
Hoch
Kansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Washingtongens
Republicans Retain Control In Sixtieth Congress
Washington reports Republicans secure full control of the Sixtieth Congress. Democrats suffer losses in several states, with gains for Republicans in Kentucky and Missouri. Notable shifts include Fulkerson losing in Missouri, Hitchcock defeating Kennedy, and Blackburn’s North Carolina seat switching to Democrat Hackett.
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Washington
Wadsworth
Congress
New York
J. W. Py
Kevera
Democratic AK
Olinois
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Thifana
New Jersey
North Carolina
Kentucky
Raps
Fulkerson
F. Booker
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Kennedy
Nebraska
Spencer Blackburn
Richard N. Hackett
Negro Troops Disbanded After Brownsville Riot
The president dismissed an entire battalion of negro troops for failing to identify members involved in violence and murder during the Brownsville Texas riot. He also ordered possible court martial of a White officer accused of slurring colored troops, signaling a rare act of fairness amid a chaotic incident that left one man dead and multiple wounded.
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Washington
Army of the United
Brownsville
Texas
Count Boni de Castellane Clings to Reconciliation Hope
In the Paris divorce case of Countess de Castellane Anna Gould of New York against Count Boni de Castellane the opening address claimed no reconciliation is possible yet the count continues seeking a lasting match. He rejects life income offers and keeps writing letters to his wife pleading for a reconciliation while blaming American lawyers for her actions.
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Paris
Maitre Crupps
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Count Boni de Castellane
Forsa
Indictments for peonage target Newman furniture makers
Five indictments for peonage were returned by a federal grand jury in Atlanta Georgia after a special Justice Department investigation led by Assistant Attorney General Charles Russett. Defendants named include PB Gole Dili bethbold Dills and H L Aiegie all of Newman Ga Tha. The case arose from complaints by German immigrants recruited to the United States by the Southern Immigration for employment in a Newman furniture factory.
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Atlanta
Charles Russetl
Department ‘of Justice
Warrington
PB. Gole
Dili
Bethbold
Wo Dills
H. L. Aiegie
Newman
Ga Lei Tha
Germam
General Stossel Defender of Port Arthur Charity Object
London dispatch from St Petersburg to Reuters Telegram agency reports Lieutenant General Stoussel, defender of Port Arthur, sought aid from a charitable institution for wounded soldiers to hire a servant. He was asked to provide a medical certificate proving the need for a servant.
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Stossel
Port Arthur
London
St. Petersburg
Reuter’ Telegram Agency
Stoussel
Dsi
Suchinancial
Eo General
Nin Health
White capper mob ties woman and douses with polish and feathers
In Franklin Pennsylvania four married women of standing confronted Hattie Lowry at her East Sandy home four miles from Franklin. They bound her hands then painted her face with stove polish and pressed molasses and feathers on her head. They dragged her by a rope to a railroad camp where work stopped before a passerby freed her.
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Mob
Franklin
Hattie Lowry
East Sandy
Revival Skin Graft Offers Hope for Mrs Russell
At St. Joseph's hospital Yonkers a historic skin graft operation for Mrs. William Russell of Tarrytown seeks to save her life. Doctors report she will almost certainly recover as live skin from seven donors including her son, husband, brother in law, coroner Frank Russell, Dr Fatella and three nurses covers the burned lower body.
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New York
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yonkers
William Russell
Tarrytown
Westchester County
Peary Faces Hardships in North Pole Quest
Lenox Massachusetts report notes Commander Robert W. Peary met severe trials in the polar search. A telegram from Morris K. Jesup cites ice drift, a coalless ship, poisoned dogs, and interior damage used for fuel, yet hints Peary will again pursue the North Pole.
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Lenox
Mass
Robert W. Peary
North Pole
Morris K. Jesup
Peary Arctic Club
Penry
Peary
Horth Pole
Liner Rams Battleship in Hampton Roads Collision
The Old Dominion liner Monroe rammed the battleship Virginia in Hampton Roads near Norfolk. Both ships reached port with Monroe unloading passengers at her pier and the battleship proceeding to the navy yard. Immigrant passengers aboard Monroe reacted with alarm, especially the women, before being calmed.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Old Dominion
Monroe
New York
Norfolk Navy Yard
False measures push for full bushel baskets citywide
Mayor Durie criticizes Chitazo signs for underreporting fruit and vegetable quantities. He says many households misjudge the true amount when buying a bushel or half bushel basket, and urges notices be pasted along South Water street where the produce trade centers.
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Commission Deailors
Duriie
South Water Street
Harriman Gains Control of Utah Light and Railway Company
The Tribune Bays reports control of the Utah Light and Railway Company has passed to E. A. Harriman and associates. The firm consolidates the Utah Light & Power and the Consolidated Railway & Power of Salt Lake. Joseph F Smith, president of the Mormon church, was its financier. The company shows an authorized capital of 4,009,000 non cumulative preferred and 609,000 common stock.
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New York
Tribune
Utah Light & Railway Company
FE. A. Harriman and Associates
Utah Light & Power Company
Consolidated Railway & Power Company of
Salt Lake
Joseph F Smith
Mormon Church
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State Land Department
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Fred Taylor
Marshal Taylor
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Benwe
Jupef Kagadamfite
Anime
Utah
Jerome
Massachusetts
South
Guild of Massachusetts
Howton
Tulli Betie
Conaid Prudly
Peary le Hie
Montangne
Wyoming
Republi
Ch O
Teckel
Brooks
Wauetitey
Repubtan Rbs
Compress
United States
Count Boni
Harriman Bays Street
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