Malley stores to close during winter hours in Idaho
Idaho state news reports Malley stores will close at oclock in winter. Preston grows fast with new blocks and a road to Thunder Mountain. A town named Thunder is forming on Mig Creek. W A Norton, Studebaker agent, jailed in Pocatello for 2200 embezzlement. Lisle Moore convicted of shoplifting in Boise, sued for 20. A Milwaukee & St Paul expansion to the Pacific Coast mentioned. William Walker and Lombard escaped Hatley jail. Walker recaptured, Lombard at large. News covers the Gigantus Mine, Welser, and rural free delivery.
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Mig Creek
Thunder Mountain
Thunder
W. A. Norton
Studebaker Brow
Pocatello
Lisle Moore
Bolao
Cowie
Eantern
Mum Cow
Lombard
Hatley Dail
Walker
Hagley
South Aolve
Inez
Jo Dickinson
Jack Twcker
Pewee Valley
Dick Fores
Tucker
Pacifc & Northern Railroad
Welsor
Cornell
Seven Devils
the Meadows
Roosevelt asks Congress to pass Cuba trade treaty measures
President Roosevelt urges quick enactment of legislation to implement the reciprocal economic treaty with Cuba. He states the accord supports national policy and honor, safeguards American interests, and strengthens the bond with Cuba, following the Platt amendment framework and naval station arrangements. The message asks for treaty transmission with amendments to the Senate.
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Senate
House of Representative
House of Representatives
Congress
Cuba
Congress of the United States
United States
Therax
Bpoin
Inthmian Canal
Republica
New World
Sho
Ats
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Conference At White House On Panara Situation
An important cabinet conference was held at the White House on Tuesday before the formal meeting. Ministers discussed the Vanaoa situation and debated a decisive course of action, though no clear decision was reached.
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White House
Waite House
Colombians mean war warns Benator Morgan
Senator Morgan warns that Colombia will respond with war as the United States again lands troops on the Isthmus under treaty cover. He predicts complica tions similar to Indian territorial actions and Filipino warfare, contending the Colombians will refuse peaceful settlement.
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Benator Morgan
Btaton
Colombia
General Reyes Appointed Peace Commissioner for Isthmus
A cablegram from General Reyes announced his appointment as peace commissioner by Colombia to negotiate with Panama. Panama remains quiet but celebrations erupted nationwide, as the move is seen as securing Isthmus independence and honoring national pride.
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Panama
General Reyes
Colombia
Republic of Panama
Coghlan to Lead Atlantic Naval Forces via Mayflower to Panama
Rear Admiral Joseph Coghlan, aboard the Mayflower, will assume command of Atlantic naval forces. Admiral John G. Walker, president of the Isthmian Canal Commission, will go to Panama to observe conditions and report to the president on progress and any changes since the commission's last report.
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Joseph Coghlan
Atlantic
Isthmun
Panama
John G. Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Walker
Colombia Protests US Actions Over Panama Isthmus Events
Officials in Washington report that the United States of Colombia has filed a protest with the state department regarding American actions on the Isthmus of Panama. The exact terms are unclear but strong objections are noted to the U S posture and to interpretations of the 1846 treaty.
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Washington
United States of Colombia
State Department
United States
Panama
United Staes of
Salt Lake "Sleeping Girl" Dies After Prolonged Illness
Bessie Barbara Knecht known as the "Sleeping Girl" died at her Salt Lake City home Sunday after forty seven days in a unconscious state from what doctors called an incurable scarlet fever attack she contracted last February. She had left St Mark's hospital in May and though conscious regained some strength she never fully recovered. The report, drawn from Vancouver, S C, notes public resentment over the Alaska boundary matter flared during a minstrel show when the American anthem was played, provoking loud hissing and curtain down.
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Bessie Barbara Knecht
Salt Lake City
Mise Knecht
St Mark’s Hospital
Miss Knecht
Vancouver
8. C
United States
Alaska
Mispaten reports troops move toward Warmbad in conflict
A government notice from Windhoek dated November 6 says most colonial troops, repairing a mounted battery, with 300 men, head to Warmbad. It notes the Bindetewar tribe killed a Warmbad garrison and German residents of a nearby village, taking 8 Ragush families prisoner and about 600 fighters involved.
Coal miners strike across Utah and Wyoming continues
The Trinidad Colorado area sees a widespread strike with armed guards surrounding Gray Creek and camps like Bowen Terclo and Peachmont quitting. In Wyoming officials note little appetite to strike due to high pay, while Winter Quarters Utah reports miners will keep working despite orders to strike.
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Trinidad
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
United Mine Workers of America
Inno
Gray Creek
Bowen
Terclo
Starkville
Peachmont
Rocky Mountains Fuel Company
Wyoming
Utah
Congress Opens Fifty-eighth Congress in Session
The Fifty-eighth Congress begins with Frye presiding in the Senate and Cannon elected speaker in the House. Senators Tongue Hanna and Gorman receive attention amid organized sessions and routine committee notices. The first House bill, a New Mexico statehood measure, leads the roll as several hundred bills are introduced. A resolution seeks presidential disclosure of Panama revolt documents.
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Benator Frye
Senate
F. J. Prettyman
Washington
Congress
Cate
Hanna
Gorman
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Olinois
New Mexico
Roday
Bartholdt
Palmer
Rep
Pennsylvania
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Panama
Russia and Japan Near Settlement Says Vienna Report
Negotiations between Russia and Japan have progressed toward a settlement with terms undisclosed. A friendly adjustment is described as near, and the prospect of war reportedly vanished. Berlin officials call the Vienna report an unlikely alliance fabrication.
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Russia
Japan
I.5
Ana
Vienna
William
Berlin
Cannon of Illinois Chosen Speaker at Republican Caucus
At a Saturday night Republican caucus in the House hall, Representative Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois was unanimously chosen as the Majority candidate for Speaker of the House. A resolution named the elective officers of the last Congress as nominees for the Fifty eighth Congress and adopted Fifty seventh Congress rules for the Fifty eighth. It was decided that fifty members will be required to call a caucus.
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House of Representatives
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Pennsylvania Pugilist Meets Death In Prize Fight
Clarence Doolittle is under arrest at Franklin Pennsylvania charged with the murder of Willis M Kingsley a local athlete and football player after a Saturday night prize fight Kingsley was declared winner after three rounds but ruptured a blood vessel and died despite medical care all night
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Clarence Doolittle
Franklin
Willis M. Kingsley
Doolittle
Kingsley
Cen
Chinese Immigration Policy Promised Tough Enforcement
Commissioner General Bargent predicts stricter Chinese immigration enforcement after the annual conference. Secretary Corne denies a shift to rigid enforcement, citing fair handling. The plan includes increasing Chinese settlers along the Mexican border based on encouragement reports.
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Bargent
Corne
Battle at Theatre in Wallace Idaho Leaves Two Dead
A gunman named William Cluff fatally shot Dr. W F Fims at the Wallace Idaho opera house entrance after a dispute over smoking. Policeman Rose evicted Cluff, who then fired as crowds departed, wounding Rose and Policeman McGovern before being mortally wounded by the officer. The stampede caused several additional injuries among theatre staff.
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Wallace
Idaho
James Neill
William Cluff
Rose
Cluff
W. F. Fims
Policeman McGovern
Cluf
Theatre-Coers
Fight for a Lover Ends in A Black Eye
Two mill girls from Schuylkill Haven and Cressona contest for a young man in a Schuylkill suburb. The fight lasts about thirty minutes. Laure Sutton receives a black eye. police arrest the combatants but release them with a reprimand.
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Schuylkil Haven
Millant Orlando
Laure Sutton
Cressona
Kvala
Schuylkill
Cirts
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Edward Harris
Denver
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Salt Lake
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Challis
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