Idaho State News Highlights From Papery Bits
Idaho items report a new Mormon church dedication at Kevmartte, Welser irrigation district validation, and Payette weather notes. Prunes output totals, new Meridian telephone exchange expected, quarantine lifted north of Payette, abundant game near Parma, and a Weiser turkey surplus.
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Kevmartte
Alrasch
Salvation Army
Welser
Honda
Chatelet
Marty Pitchman
Payette
Bulse
Uren
Indian Uprising Fear in Wyoming War Paint Rumor
A Salt Lake Tribune dispatch from Lander Wyoming reports rising Indian unrest with three police sentries confronted at a school. An ensuing weapon threat led to authorities seeking U.S. Commissioner action as Captain Nickerson plans a police replacement. Between zero and twenty Shoshone reportedly display war paint and urge kin to join a stand against whites.
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Wyoming
Salt Lake ‘Tribune
Lander
Wyo
United States
Nickerson
Pallee
Havana Strike Settlement and War Veterans Stand
General Gomes led talks with Havana officials, backing the strike’s end and condemning the union’s call to strike as revolutionary. The Central Labor Union avoided confrontation, while veterans pledged to uphold order. Also reported are fugitives, a cave-in rescue near Leadville, and a fatal street fight between Swedish and Vinlander residents in Hocktown.
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Eneral Gomes
Kenvita
General Gomes
Havana
Gomez
Central Labor Union
Ara
Hnlon
Gomex
Miner entombed in cave-in near Leadville
William Cumming, 27, trapped 400 feet underground after a cave-in at the Yams shaft near Leadville early Tuesday. Five workers above him were driven back by dirt as the wall collapsed. rescue attempts failed and no chance of survival was seen as he spoke to his wife.
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William Cumming
Leadville
William Commleg
Cumming
Cumming i
Rioting in Havana as general strike turns deadly
A Havana strike turned violent with two dead and thirty wounded among rioters and police. Five severely injured include a police lieutenant with throat cut. the uprising sparked by cigar workers spreading to all trades. Police and rural guards reinforced as cars were halted and crews attacked. several cars wrecked and drivers injured.
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Nd Ktrihere Claah
Havana
Halon
Elvetei Cara
Ovtakiria
Poison murder charge in Hawaii quarrel case
A Honolulu reformer reports Captain Robert Andrews of Ijlo died last week from strychnine in coffee after a violent domestic quarrel. His wife is charged with murder in the first degree and has confessed. Coroner’s jury evidence shows repeated jealous disputes and a fatal attempt to poison him. She awaits grand jury action.
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Ehushanwatte
Mares
Honolulu
Robert Andrews
Ijlo
Andrews
House
An Rews Wisery
Hilo
Pan
Floods Hit Washita and Ele Valley Regions in Indian Territory
Heavy rains cause rivers to overflow across Chickasaw Nation, flooding miles of territory. Homes abandoned as bridges wash out and railroad traffic halts on the Choctaw line to Ardmore since Friday. Continuous rain lasts four days, swelling rivers and trapping residents seeking higher ground.
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Washita
Ele
Ardmore
Famous Krupp Dead Wealthy German Armorer Dies
Herr Krupp the great goomaker and wealthiest man in Germany died suddenly from apoplexy at his Hoegel villa. He had been ill for days and his empire employed 42,000. Krupp built housing for workers and charged moderate rents, amassed an estimated fortune of 12 million dollars with annual income around 10 million. He earned large sums supplying armor plate for the navy and held stakes in iron works shipyards finance and coal ventures with North German Lloyd.
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Herr Krupp
Germany
Hoegel
Lloyd Steamship Company
Trinidad Woman Suspected in Colorado Southern Train Robbery
Mrs A B Nodson, wife of a man killed by an Express Messenger during a Colorado Southern train robbery south of Trinidad, Colo. She reportedly confessed to officers and was held. She tied a red lantern signal between the rails causing the engineer to stop. Coroner's inquest postponed awaiting developments.
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A.B. Nodson
Colorado Southern
Trinidad
Colo
Express
Schreiber
Cilfon
Nation on Warpath at New York horse show
Carrie Nation created a sensational scene at a New York City horse show on Thursday. She attacked overdress, targeted the Vanderbilt family box, and urged modest attire before being ejected by police. She then insulted men in a cafe, denouncing wine and drinkers. The episode disrupted the event amid a gathering crowd.
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Carrie Nation
New York City
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Miss Nicholson
Mrs. Nation
Sam Not Looking for Trouble in Orinoco Blockade Debate
European diplomats press the American minister Mr Howen to join a declaration that the Orinoco blockade is ineffective. Mr Bowen discreetly refuses to avoid jeopardizing American interests and Washington’s hands. Secretary Russell reports the Marietta gunboat voyage and deems the Ciudad Bolivar blockade effective in part.
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Howen
Orinoco River
Germany
Eilend
Italy
Bowen
Washington
Legation
Russell
Marietta
Orinoco
Ciudad Bolivar
Battle Between Students at Iowa State University
A severe brawl erupted in Iowa City after a freshmen dance at the Imperial Hotel diving room. A sophomore tossed a skunk through a window triggering eggs and glass breakage, with a large scuffle injuring several and involving police.
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State University
Iowa City
Iowa
Imperial Hotel
J. H. King
W. M. Kaller
Nervy Thief Robs Chicago Postal Bags at Masonic Temple
A bold postal heist in Chicago Sunday netted about $10,000 after two registered mail sacks were taken from downtown sub stations and left in an unprotected wagon before the Masonic temple. The robber fled with the rig before the carrier returned, leaving rifled sacks and the wagon abandoned. witnesses in a crowded street reported no sighting of the culprit.
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Masonic Temple
Well Known Western Pioneer Succumbs In Butte
John Taylor, one of the oldest pio neers In Butte, is dead at age 70. He is said to have killed two men in self defense, including Patrick Carney on September 12 at the Cora mine where Taylor was watchman. Carney had sworn to kill him and began shooting when Taylor fired, the round hitting Carney’s heart. Taylor was widely known across the West.
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John Taylor
Butte
Patrick Carney
Taylor
Cora
Carney
Weat
Floods in Texas Halt Passenger Traffic Across State
Rain ceased but flooding leaves Texas roads and rail lines paralysed. Texas & Pacific and Cotton Belt expect to resume schedules after tonight with broader traffic recovery once more rain avoidance allows operations. A separate report notes the exhumed body of Mitchell in Chihuahua shows signs of a struggle, suggesting burial alive after a Texas jail case involving an insurance scam.
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Texas
Texas & Pacific
Cotton Belt
Mitchell
Chihuahua
Mexico
el Paso
New York Life Insurance Company
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Soaks
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Wallace
Weiser
Herbert Williams
Vocatella
Himwell
George Leppert
Mack Crook
Neal Distelot
Careylog
Thomas Hartung
Mayotte
Korky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
War Eagle Consolidated Mining Company
Hulse
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Toles River
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Co Waoy
Walter Kealy
Willan Tak Bridgeman
Wridge & American Pails
Pocatello
James Brooke
Sinkerreek
Bear Silver City
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General Land Ofice
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Don Custer
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Seattle
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Marit Street
Dr. Capley
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Hocktown
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Tab
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August Anderson
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Thompson
Fort Steven
Oregon
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Cargcas
State Department
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Venezuela
Mr. Bowen
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Kobe
Chicago
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