Idaho State News highlights and oddly phrased events
Idaho state news item cataloging a wide range of reports: election tallies in Noise and Ada County, mining employment at Mingle Moore in Hailey, teachers in Ada County reading to children, disease and animal shipments, university football results at Moscow, accidents in Caldwell, Meridian, and Mountain Home, local crimes, fires, and other regional incidents with numerous names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria Ao
Senatur Shoup
Casa County
Ansh
Tow Mellon of
Hailey
Walley
Moncow
University of Washington
Moscow Eleven
J. M. Wine of
Boise
War worries ease as sultan denies aggression
The sultan of Bacated writes Captain Pershing at Camp Vic ars inland Mindsuno denying plans for war with the Americans. He says no thefts and no molestation of U.S. property. General Sunyoer may send a relief column to Baenlod but the expedition likely will be abandoned while authorities monitor Moro goodwill along the lake north shore.
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Bacated
Pershing
Camp Vicars
Mindsuno
Ays
Sigadler
Sunyoer
Baenlod
Suliva
Boni Was Bounced From French Chamber Election
In the French Chamber of Deputies a vote of 976 to 238 invalidated Count Honi de Castellane’s seat after a heated contest. M Chauvin attacked the count over irregularities and German descent accusations, while Castellane denied wrongdoing and urged the chamber to uphold the victory representing the Masses Alpes district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Goult
Losea
Chamber of Deputies
Count Honi de Castellane
Chamber
Jmns
M. Chauvin
Count de Castellane
Dreyfus
de Castellane
Devlain
Masses Alpes
Utah Election Returns Show Close County Totals Across State
Returns from about 309 of 519 precincts in Utah place total congressman votes at 50 021 with Howell leading McCarty for representative by about 5 700 and McCarty edging Howell for the supreme court by about 4 000. Outside Salt Lake County Howell leads while McCarty leads in some counties. overall Howell 3 661 and McCarty 4 851 plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Howell
McCarty
Salt Lake County
Young
King
Wyoming
State Central Committee
Laramie
Idaho
Ada
Canyon
Hawethile Boon and Witchcraft Plague Village Fallout
Residents of Honval Tadian village suffer yearly superstitions as claimed witchcraft and possession fuel horrific events. A man believed possessed was struck and buried alive in an attempt to exorcise the demon, with epileptic fits and fatal injuries cited. Officials from Juneau dispatched a special steiner to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawethile
Whehorete
Mme Perramebinn
Shaywoy
Jonrau
Jinean
Tie
Oficera
Juneau
Tragedy in Honolulu: House Fire Says Family Fatal
A Honolulu house fire destroyed the home of Bomi Friel. His wife and his fifteen year old daughter Mra Nigel Judaon burned severely, dying hours later. Bystanders report Ib custody refers to Niel Jackson suspected of arson. Jackson had just been sued for divorce.
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Honolulu
Bomi Friel
Mra
Nigel Judaon
Niel Jackson
Ib Custody
Baring
Jackson
Murder by Agreement Shocks Maui Cane Field Scene
A Maui island story reveals a woman's body named Ichi found in a canefield. Authorities say she signed an agreement with Fugiti Kichita Kichita to leave her husband for him, with a clause that failure could lead to her death. She was stabbed last Thursday amid the alleged pact.
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Maui
Ichi
Fugiti Kichita Kichita
Kichita
Rathdrum men jailed in safe robbery case
Nate Blowers A Murray and G B Gutherle are jailed in Rathdrum Idaho charged with blowing open the safe in M D Wright’s store last Thursday night. They had worked in a Rathdrum livery stable but vanished the night of the robbery. Captured at Hope where they were said to be gambling and spending money. Two other men remain under suspicion but unfound.
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Nate Blowers
Vv. A. Murray
G B. Gutherle
Rathdrum
Ida
M.D. Wright
Hope
Ghoul leaders confess crimes of grave robbing rings
Rufus Cantrel and John McKadree, heads of Indianapolis ghould gangs, name thirty to forty robbed graves. In Anderson cemetery they indicate about forty empty graves including a woman and her daughter. The sexton suspected the husband in the woman’s body disposal and paid him part of a $30 fee. At Yorktown a Doukhobor woman dressed in white cotton and canvas shoes claims the Virgin Mary, hoping to end trouble.
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Rufus Cantrel
John McKadree
Indianapolis
Anderson Cemetery
Anderson
Cantrell
Joy
Jell
Yorktown
Army reduction plan outlined in Adjutant General Corbin report
The December 1 target reduces the army by about 60,000 men with about 2,877 staff. The year 45 officers were killed or died of wounds and disease, 81 resigned, 6% retired. Enlisted losses include 1,277 killed or died of wounds, 35,800 discharged on expiration, 5,608 discharged for disability, 4,007 deserted, two missing, and 208 retired. Corbin supports annual army and navy weaponry reviews and favors reestablishing the army canteen.
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Corbin
Staf
Wod
Littlefield Talks Speakership and Trusts Policy
Congressman Charles B. Littlefield of Maine, in Seattle, says he will campaign to lead the next House. He foresees an early anti trust measure reflecting Roosevelt leadership, drafted with Attorney General Knox, and vows a steady bill not driven by panic or hysteria. Democrats are unlikely to oppose, he adds, anticipating bipartisan support.
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Charles B. Littlefield
Maine
Seattle
House of Representatives
Littlefield
California
Congress
Knox
Roosevelt
Opposition to Statehood Bill for Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona
Senator Beveridge leads a tour to assess three territories to determine if they deserve admission as states. Strong opposition remains to admitting all three, citing Mexican population and insufficient statehood basis. A strategy aims to admit Oklahoma while excluding New Mexico and Arizona.
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Oklahome
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
Beveridge
Committee On
Territories
Washington
Chicago
New Manso
Atios
Commonwealth of the Union
Oklahoma
Mob At Anniston Forces Lynch Fear Amid Troop Involvement
Fears of new violence prompt Governor to seek more troops for Anniston Alabama over a black man suspected of assaulting Mrs John Williams A Gadsden company arrived as a mob formed at East Anniston heading for the county jail Major Daniela ordered a bayonet charge stopping the assault and scattering the mob.
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Anniston
Alabama
Mra
John Williams
Gadsden
Woslock
East Anniston
Daniela
Postoffice Physician Abolished in Large List of Cities
The postmaster general orders abolition of the postoffice physician in all post offices in cities under 500000 population. About a dozen cities lose the position, with some postmasters deeming it unnecessary. The change is expected to save roughly 10500 dollars yearly for the government.
Terrific storm hits Nome drowning eight men and wrecks ships
A fierce storm began October 14 and raged into October 15 wrecking vessels along Nome beach. Eight men drowned including Frank Kelly George Robertson George Fleuth and Sam Josephson. Lifesaving crews rescued a dozen or more, while the Louise Elk and Fleet Wing were among the larger wrecks. The storm also carried away the Dry Creek bridge after driving water back up Snake River.
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Wilie
Nome
Boys Slay Father Near Humphreys Nebraska
Three children ages 14 10 and 8 near Humphreys Nebraska are under arrest for killing their father Gerhard Borchers farmer and burning his body. Herman 14 is alleged to have fired the shotgun and with August 10 and Job 8 helped drag the body to a straw stack and ignite it. Herman accuses the brothers while they shift blame to him. Motive given is alleged mistreatment by a widowed father, though neighbors say no mistreatment was observed.
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Humphreys
Nebraska
Gerhard Borchers
Borchers
Herman
August
Job
Molineaux Not The Man In Poison Plot
The second trial of Roland B. Molineaux for Mrs. Adams murder featured defense witness Hannah Stephenson testifying that Molinellas was not the man who mailed the poison package at the general post office on December 23, 1808. She also partially identified Harry Cornish, but her identification was hesitant and not positive.
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Roland B. Molineaux
Adams
Hannah Stephenson
Brooklyn
Molinellas
Wne
General Post Office
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker Club
Cornish
Trial Fight Over Alleged Assault Near School
Har rison Ohio reports intense excitement over the trial of Louis Blacker and Harry West for an alleged assault on Mabel Wright as she returned from school. West denies the attack, Blacker admits it claiming liquor influence. Neighbor witnesses aided Wright, who was found unconscious and taken home.
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Harrison
Louis Blacker
Harry West
Mabel Wright
Blacker
West
Miss Wright
Nelghbors
El Paso Man Dies of Starvation Near Home After Desert Wandering
James Williams of El Paso Texas wandered fifty miles in a looping route for three days and died of starvation and exhaustion just three miles from town. He strayed from a hunting party while seeking antelope on Sunday. His group returned to El Paso believing he had taken a train. Bares and old chief Marianna of sletas trailed his course until his body was found in cagebrush.
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James Williams
el Paso
Texas
Williams
Em- Bares
Marianna
Sletas
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