Shoshone Journal Publishes Munpey Item in Idaho
The Shoshone Journal notes Munpey listed as publisher in Idaho story. Local readers see WLC designation and context for publication dates.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
6
The Shoshone Journal notes Munpey listed as publisher in Idaho story. Local readers see WLC designation and context for publication dates.
Idaho State News highlights a string of local incidents and developments across the state. Reports cover a rally at a Notum Baptist church, population estimates for Boise, Grangeville Sunday closing, Nampa sugar plant plans, a buggy accident at Malley, hospital plans for Twin Falls, canal work near Minidoka, threshing totals in Long Valley, a name change to Maron in Twin Falls, injuries from a shooting at Forest, mine accidents in Seven Devils, a Meridian saloon raiding case, deaths and injuries near Boise, and county and citizenship rulings affecting Japanese residents. Also noted are woolgrowers meetings, medals at the Lewis and Clark Exposition, a shooting in Muldoon, and various investigations and business ventures in Caldwell and Ada County.
A deputation of unemployed workers wives and widows met Prime Minister Balfour to urge relief for poverty in London. The women described starving husbands and children, calling for aid or risk of bloodshed. Balfour listened but offered only hope charity and opposition to national funded industrial jobs.
Milton Franklin Andrews, wanted nationwide for the murder of Mrs. Bessie Houton on Cutler mountain in Colorado Springs and the assault and robbery of William Bilis in Berkeley, killed himself with a pistol when cornered at his home. Authorities say he faced capture with no hesitation as officers closed in.
Ingersoll Lockwood the lawyer for Mrs Margereta Todd denied an undertaker’s claim that he ordered her body cremated the day after her death in Philadelphia. He said he expects to be the first witness before a grand jury the district attorney plans to convene in the Todd case.
The scene reveals a startling claim about the reader's father death. A physician tells the distraught son that the father did not die in the railway disaster or from the blast but was shot, implying foul play rather than suicide, as they discuss the gun wound and circumstances.
A tense dialogue recounts a night disturbance and dreams foretelling danger to a father. The doctor notes a grievous insult and a fatal wound found in the father’s head, while a narrator recalls fear, disbelief, and the need to depart quickly from the scene.
In a quiet parish, Ted Burritt and Dr. Cartwright chase clues to a murder after a Dover journey ends in death. A telegram and a missing companion fuel suspicions as a church funeral draws curious mourners and fellow travelers to the grim inquest.
Years ago when Lord Anglesey was Lieutenant of Ireland he said of the Irish secretary Mr Stanley that they do very well as companions but differ totally on Ireland so he never mentions the subject. How they conducted official business remains a mystery.
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