Idaho State News Roundup with Horse Openings and Fatalities
Idaho state news reports fall of snow at Near Valley, mining exchange at Horse to reopen October 1, and shipments of carloads from Halley and Ketchum. Freedom and Neely post offices established, plus a Reform School agitation by Columbian Club of Boleots. HBrown’s death near Emmett from heart failure after duck hunt. News of new elevator at Caldwell, staff changes at the state penitentiary, horse theft near Nampa, and local fatalities and accidents. New officers and notable incorporations, including Maho Trust Co. and Wig Cree Mining, with arrests for forgery and a prizefighter incident in Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Oneida County
Arthur K Reddish
Columbian Club
Idaho
Holse
Gen
Randall
Holse Barracks
Branesur
Ed Turner
Hop Wood
Ernest H. Brown
Emmett Taat
Caldwell
Arey
Mallard
Owyhee County
Km, Dewey
Nampa
Dewey Ranch
Cholera crisis sweeps Iloilo and Panay Island regions
Cholera infection and deaths surge across Panay, Iloilo, Capiz, and nearby provinces. Mon day totals reach 5 000 cases and 4 001 deaths with Miago Iloilo the worst hit. Government pledges doctors and medicines as bodies lie unburied and the living flee to the mountains. In Hawaii senate hearings, land laws and harbor improvements dominate, while a push to settle fire claims continues. Zerad Pomeroy, 89, weds his twelfth wife, a 22 year old granddaughter of a former sister in law, after travels across the globe and multiple previous spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
Holl
Panay
Thin Io
Mapila
Miago
Holle
Cabettuan
Domangas
Iloilo
Senate Couraintes
Senate
Pacific
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Hilo
Mountain View
Uilo
Kilanes
Honolulu
San Francisco
New York City
Connecticut
Inter-tribal Fights Reported Near New Culnea
Shortly before the Moana left Byd, reports speak of inter tribal fights and massacres. Tugeri head hunters attacked the San Ane villages, killing many and carrying off heads. San Ana retaliated, prompting Sir P. Winter to warn the governor general of Australia of continued native massacres within thirty miles of his residence. A village on the Laroki river, about six hours away, was nearly exterminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana
Byd
San Ana
P. Winter
New Culnea
Australia
Poseasion
Laroki
New Scarlet Fever Serum Reported By German Doctors
A London cable reports a conference in Carlabad where Dr Moser of Vienna announced a new scarlet fever serum. Used in 400 patients, mortality fell to 8-9 percent. Vienna plans large scale production for children’s hospitals. Diplomatic circles downplay Balkan tensions, noting militia mobilization and Shipka Pass events likely overstated as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Carlabad
Moser
St Ann's Hospital For Children
Vienna
Constantinople
Macedonia
Porte
DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT VICTOR COLORADO MABEL LLOYD KILLs HUSBAND
In Vielur Colorado Mrs Mabel Lloyd killed her husband Richard Lloyd at their home then fatally wounded herself. Jealousy cited as the motive. The couple had two years of marriage, no children, and Lloyd had recent work in Winter. Meanwhile twelve mayors favored conference on the coal strike and sent delegations to Detroit for the proposed national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lloyd
Richard Lloyd
Vielur
Colo
Lloyd
Twelve Oition
Maybury
Detroit
Mich
Citaeus
Eer
Philadelphia
Irrigation Congress Set to Open in Colorado Springs
The tenth national Irrigation Congress will convene in Colorado Springs on October 6 with strong attendance anticipated from notable figures nationwide. Delegations from Omaha, St. Paul, New Mexico, Texas, Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska and other cities are expected, as the event focuses on allocating 8 million dollars of public funds for land reclamation and new homes, drawing endorsements from leaders across industry and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Omaha
St. Paul
New Mexico
Texas
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Congress
Navy Officer William V Bronaugh Dies By Own Hand On Battleship Kearsarge
A New York dispatch reports Lieutenant Commander William V Bronaugh of the U S Navy committed suicide Tuesday on the battleship Kearsarge at the navy yard by shooting himself. Friends attributed his distress to heavy duties as executive officer. Captain Parnell Harrington of the Brooklyn navy yard described a navy-wide epidemic of self destruction, noting the man may have been overwhelmed by personal crises before acting. The account reflects a sudden, unguarded moment ending in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeutenant
William V. Bronaugh
United States Navy
Kearsarge
Navy Yard
New York
Bronaugh
Parnell FB. Harrington
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Emile Zola Dies in Paris Home Mystery
Noted novelist Emile Zola and wife were found in their Paris residence after a stove gas incident caused by a faulty heater. Zola died from asphyxiation while Mme Zola survived briefly, recounting events to a magistrate before hospital recovery. Authorities consider accidental death with no proof of suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Zola
Captain Dreyfus
Paris
M. Zola
Zola
Mme. Zolo
Medan
Mme. Zola
Body Snatchers Captured in Indianapolis Grave Robbery
A seven-man gang of Black men, led by a college anatomy demonstrator and aided by a white janitor, was arrested in Indianapolis after robbing more than one hundred graves to supply bodies to several colleges. A physician linked to the scheme was also sought. two bodies were found in a local medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Rufus Cantrell
Cholera Ravages Serone and Surrounding Towns
Reports say cholera threatens repopulation of Samer as panic spreads. Deaths and disease drive mass flight and officials send surgeons and medicine to fight the epidemic. The outbreak also hits Tioilo with 7,023 cases and 48,402 deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feland
Samer
Tioilo
Negro Burned at Stake in Mississippi After Confession
Tom Clark alias Will Gibson, a young negro, was burned at the stake in Corinth Mississippi on Sunday after confessing to the assault and murder of Mrs Carey Whitfield on August 19 last. He admitted additional crimes including killings on an excursion train in Mississippi. Local committee and armed crowd oversaw the execution with a raw vigilante atmosphere, ending with the pyre destroying his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clark
Will Gibson
Corinth
Mins
North Mississippi
Carey Whitfield
Clark
Whitfeld
South
Whitfield
Mississippi
Tom Crisp
Pension Roll Nearing 1 000 000 Mark
The annual report by Commissioner Eugene E. Ware shows the pension roll under 1 million despite a gain of 5 732 pensioners since 1898. Total enrollment July 1 stood at 999 446, with 738 800 soldiers and 260 627 widows and dependents. The roll includes 5 695 pensioners abroad. Death notices received were 30 128, with 27 013 pensioners. The report projects about 40 000 deaths and 6 000 other losses next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner For Pensions
Eugene E. Ware
United States
Bureau
Tragic Lille to Paris Express Wreck Claims 26 Lives
A Paris bound express from Lille derailed at Arleux while crossing a switch. The locomotive and ten cars toppled and were shattered. Twenty six were killed and many injured, with broken limbs and skull fractures feared to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Paris
Arleux
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Shoshone Journal
Idaho State News
Horse
Tober
Halley and
Ketehin
Freedom
Idaho County
Joale H. Irvin
Doho
Avine
Mr. Early
Hig
Bolsa
Hoss Fork
Lb Tn
Littleton F. Price
Hailey
Jodge
Fourth Judicial District
Julian W. Lane
Newvingsion
Belge
George Nidelinger
St. Alphonsus
Hrederson
Payette
Hullan Prunes
Chionga
Tinery Kiggs
Welsor
Tolo
Maho Trust Company
Lewiston
Modern Weatherhood of America
Sla
Or Babster
Guy Shaw
Shaw
Bolee
Wig Cree Mining Company
Newlied
Stat
Wallaco
Ida
Meaivan
Utah
Veter Lefore
Philippines
Tugeri
Victor
Twelve Cutine
Atuch Luterent
Irrigation Congress
Gebanon
American Iron & Steel Company
Lebanon
Vpe
Sternberg
Indianoplis
Devil's Tower
Wyo
United States Geological Survey
W. H. Herron
Korea
Washington
Jacob Rhynerson
Topeka
Kan
Almahomse
Blackwell's Island
Adolph Boedesel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!