Idaho Headlines From the Separate Idaho News Briefs
Ministers plan a Thanksgiving service. Civil War veteran C G A member Albion dies of heart failure. 93 votes cast at Twin Falls election. Governor Morrison proclaims Thanksgiving as state holiday. Denmark Jensen to represent Oneida in next legislature. C Moore to oversee Fremont interests in the house. Roosevelt leads in Kootenai precincts. Morrison and Hunt also noted. James B. Steele to join the senate from Bingham. Election irregularities possible court challenge. Satyr of Atlanta founder dies in Boise. Snake River bridge at Welser completed. approaches under way. George Lawton dies in Idaho City. Thunder Mountain mine activity noted. eight months supply. Pacific Coast League pennant awarded to Boise. Denver to Boise railroad incorporation filed. Jack Cassars, condemned murderer, remains in state spotlight. Boise school officials vow to curb Corvette use among boys.
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Morrison
Denmark Jensen
Wildcat
Academy of Idaho
Oneida
C. Moore
Bt. Anthony
Reform School
Fremont
Kootenalemmaty
Roosevelt
Parker
Russia Will Not Mediate War in Far East End
Count Cassini in Washington reaffirmed Russia's stance against any mediation or intervention in the Far East. He said Russia would pursue the war to the bitter end until its forces conquer Japan, dismissing the idea that Japanese loans or financial pressures could influence Moscow.
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Far East
Japa
Rosata
Russia
Washington
Cassini
Situation on the Bhakhe Seeks Peace Mediation Update
A report notes that the Bhakhe government will not suspend military operations in any case and rejects rumors of direct peace overtures by Japan to Russia. The piece suggests rumors and mediation efforts are being spread to influence views, with no clear progress disclosed.
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Far
Japan
Russia
Japs Willing to Engage With Russians for Mukden
Advices from St. Petersburg indicate an early large scale resumption of fighting as Oyama gathers heavy reinforcements from New Chwang to press for Mukden. The Japanese push on the right flank suggests a possible turning move while Kuropatkin strengthens the Shakhe river line and readies to block flanking action. His left flank is deemed secure by military authorities.
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Mukden
St. Petersburg
Oyama
New Chwang
Kuropatkin
Shakhe
Irrigation Congress Opens in El Paso Hall T
The twelfth National Irrigation congress opens at 10 o clock in El Paso Texas with a national colors display. A band from President Diaz offers music as Secretary Robert A Gagol of Mexico acts as special representative and about fifty Mexican delegates attend. The first day covers welcomes responses committee appointments telegrams letters and routine business.
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el Paso
Texas
United States
Mexico
National Irrigation Congress
Diaz
Robert A. Gagol
Eight Hour Day Adopted in Telluride Mines
Notices posted at Smuggler Union Liberty Bell Tom Boy Nellie and Alta mills in Telluride Colorado announce an eight hour work day. The minimum wage is set at 3 dollars per day with union workers expected to be treated without discrimination. Secretary Heywood voiced strong approval of the development.
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Milla
Telluride
Colo
Liberty Bell
Tom Boy
Nellie
Alta
Colorado
Telleride
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Heywood
Land of Outlaws Surrounded in Southern Oregon
Sheriff of Grant County Oregon and his posse press a mountain stronghold of cattle thieves. Sentries guard rondas and trolls around the site as officers vow to press the effort to capture the band and end the threat.
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Oregon
Grant County
Port Arthur Appeal From Moscow Merchant Sought Aid
A misdated missive from Mme Stressel wife of General Stoereel appeals Moscow financiers for funds to aid wounded Port Arthur defenders. It describes injured survivors losing arms legs and sight, with many destined to be crippled.
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M. Perch
Moscow
Mme. Stressel
Stoereel
Port Arthur
Tennyson in Bitter Mood and a Visit to Tennyson
Aubrey de Vere notes in a letter a visit to Tennyson who appeared despondent and weary of life saying he must marry and seek peace or die. He blamed press chatter clever men social worry poverty and heartache for his distress and said occupation and orthodox discipline were needed.
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Tennyson
Aubrey de Vere
Perlo
Tea Moneyback and Medical Quips From a Fractured Page
A collage of vintage ad copy and truncated headlines mentions Tea Moneyback as value evidence, a dubious note on cancer heredity from a meeting and a London Times quip, plus Mother Gray’s Sweat Aids for children advertised to treat constipation feverishness teething disorders and worms with agents sold by A Almated in LeRoy New York and other vague references.
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Mother Gray
New York
A & Almated
LeRoy
Rare Zanzibar Apples Rare fruit fetches high prices in limited harvests
Zanzibar apples are extremely scarce with dozens of trees yielding only a few fruit. Picking must occur a month before ripening. otherwise they spoil quickly. These rare apples command about 100 dollars per bite, with each apple valued around ten bites at that price.
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Zanzibar
Cigar Gate Smirks Over George’s Smoking Jacket Shade
In a London Tit-Bits aside, Mrs. Nuwed remarks on cigars matching George’s new smoking jacket, noting the green bands will complement the lining. The humorous exchange hints at fashionable details and male vanity in a quaint domestic moment.
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George
Surgeon Faces Difficulty Carving Duck Says Observer
An observer from Yonkers Statesman notes it seems odd that a surgeon struggles to carve a duck as much as any other man, reflecting on skill, precision, and everyday tasks.
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Yonkers
For Sale Surplus Vehicles at St Louis Transfer Co
Surplus equipment from the World's Fair sale includes horses, mules, harness, baggage wagons, sulkies, cabs, Victoria carriages, and ten seated coaches. Cash prices offered by D Jamison, superintendent, Broad way and Spruce streets, St Louis, Mo. Division of Year in Korea noted with calendar anomalies: two years of twelve months, third year thirteen months of 285 days.
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D. Jamison
St Louis
Broadway and
Spruce Street
Korea
Salaries of Russian Statesmen Revealed
The report states that every Russian minister earns about 12500 dollars annually for life, with the Ministers of the Interior and Finance receiving substantial extras. The salary continues even if a minister serves only a few months.
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Interior
Finance
How to Make Good Tea booklet in Schiling's Best Tea
A pamphlet titled How to Make Good Tea accompanies every package of Schiling's Best Tea, offering guidance on brewing and appreciating tea. The note suggests many people settle for ordinary tea when better options exist.
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Schiling
Tiny watch screws set record for tiny fittings
The smallest screws are made for the fourth jewel wheel of a watch. Four thimbles will hold 100000 of them.
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