Idaho State News Apple crop looks better this year
Reports from Parmatmanid set a hopeful tone for Idaho agriculture with anticipated strong yields. Mine Netlie Barber of Payette recovers after carbolic acid exposure. Skeleton creek data hint at rich district prospects and a large miners convention in Payette. Canyon county event attendance and enthusiasm peak. Payette to get a new hotel costing about 19000 dollars with improved accommodations. Chas Pollard shooting victim Scot Betton? No, Scott Curry improves and is expected to recover. Plus varied updates on grain, insurance, highway lines, furniture fund, hail damage minimal, court sentences, missionary plans, and local civic efforts.
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Parmatmanid
Netlie
Payette
Beott Curry
Chas. Pollard
Mountain Home
New Perce County
Sadie Baker
Caldwell
Malo Street
War Clouds Thick Over Russia and Japan Crisis
London dispatches report rising tensions between Russia and Japan with war looked possible. Russian ships and troop transports leave Port Arthur for Korea while Now Chwang forces strengthen. Japanese leaders meet the emperor amid shifting hopes for peace, stirring anxiety in Washington over Manchuria commitments.
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Baron Hayashi
London
Russia
Japan
Washington
United States
Becaus Russia
Manchuria
New York Gossips Await Visit of English Women of Title
Glendive special reports John Kinahan sentenced to life and John Wilson to fifteen years for the murder of two American tourists on a Northern Pacific train near Wibaux. One unidentified victim lies in the potter’s field. another identified as Thomas McGowan. A third wheat-field worker wounded. Chautauqua grand jury to probe the death of Nellie Gray at a Findlay Lake hotel. autopsy performed. Dr. Henry Chapin of Findlay Lake arrested.
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New York
Glendive
Mont
Ohn Kinahan
John Wilson
Northern Pacific
Wibaux
Dakota Wheat Fields
Potter's Field
Thomas McGowan
Barvester
Chautauqua County
Findlay Lake
Nellie Gray
Pittsburg
Marionville
Henry Chapin
War Preparations Reported in Central American Tensions
News receiver from Central America says Nicaragua’s Zelaya and Guatemala’s Cabrera plan to declare war on El Salvador and Honduras. About ten thousand Guatemalan soldiers march toward the Salvadorean frontier with heavy artillery while El Salvador mobilizes under General Regalado at Santa Ana. War materials move from Acajutla to La Union near the Nicaraguan frontier.
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Central America
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Qstra Cabrera
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Santa Ana
San Salvador
Regalado
Acajutla
la Unon
Lynching In Montana Report From Hamilton
Walter Jackson, convicted of killing six year old Fannie Buck, was dragged from the jail by about seventy five masked men in Hamilton, Montana. They overpowered the jailer, found Jackson, hanged him from an electric pole, and left his body for the sheriff to cut down about thirty minutes later.
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Hamilton
Mont
Walter Jackson
Fannie Buck
Stephens
Jackson
Government to Acquire Land for Salt River Irrigation
Secretary Hitchcock authorized the purchase of land needed for Salt River Arizona irrigation project. Engineers completed preliminary work and final approval awaits interior secretary action. If approved, the reservoir will be built marking the second major government irrigation project after Truckee California.
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Hitchcock
Salt River
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
Truckee
Cal
Belgium’s King Leopold Pursues Congo Support in Paris
King Leopold of Belgium, hosted by President Loubet, is said to have secured France’s backing against Britain on Congo affairs. Liberte notes Russia’s support and that Leopold will stay in Paris to discuss the issue with King Victor Emmanuel during his French visit.
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Leopold
Belgium
Loubet
France
Great Britain
Congo
the Liberte
Russia
Paris
Victor Emanuel
Silver futures hit multi year highs in London and New York
The commercial bar silver on Tuesday rose to the highest level in years at 28d per ounce in London and 60 percent in New York. The advance abroad matched Monday’s close. The U S Treasury bought 1,000,000 ounces for San Francisco mint delivery for Philippine coinage at 60.125e per ounce, the highest price paid to date.
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London
New York
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Divorcee shoots at Italian chamber chief in Paris
Helen Knowles Irish, ex wife of Chevalier Trezza Di Mazik, president of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Paris, fired at him as crowds left near the opera house Tuessday. She failed to kill him. motive was his refusal to reveal their child's whereabouts.
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Italian Chamber of Commerce
Helen Knowles Irish
Chevalier Trezza di Mazik
Paris
Chevalier
Opera House
Tuessday
Heroic Girl Students Rescue Children From Fire
Jefferson High school girl students on their way to class ran into two burning Irving Park houses in Chicago. They carried trapped children to safety through dense smoke, while Raymond Saunders, age five, is believed to have died. The blaze destroyed both residences two blocks from the school.
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Irving Park
Chicago
Jefferson High School
Raymond Saunders
Haworth Recaptured After Utah Prison Escape
Nick Haworth, one of two condemned murderers who escaped from the Utah state penitentiary, was found Sunday morning in a new board shanty near Halliday by Howard Kennedy. Haworth surrendered when confronted by Kennedy, John Morton, and the Neilsons with rifles. Lynch, the other escapee, remains at large but is expected to be recaptured soon.
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Nick” Haworth
Utah State Penitentiary
New Board
Brigham Ashton
Halliday
Howard Kennedy
Haworth
Kennedy
John Mortenson
Neilson
Neilsons
Len
Hyrum
George Blair
Lynch
Russia Prefers War Over Manchuria Yield in Korea
The Cologne Gazette quotes a St. Petersburg dispatch stating Russia would rather go to war than yield claims if Manchuria enters the Korea dispute. Russian officers’ families are told to defer Port Arthur travel until 1904 due to incomplete housing. Japan has massed troops beyond mere maneuvers.
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Cologne
St. Petersburg
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Port Arthur
Arsenic Charged Murder Case In Eldora Iowa
Ebenezer Blydenburg of Eldora Iowa is arrested on murder charges for poisoning his wife. His first wife died May 29 and her sister had the remains disinterred revealing arsenic in the stomach. The deceased owned a farm. Blydenburg’s second wife died in Brooklyn with a $7000 life insurance. Blydenburg is reported to be deeply religious and his arrest causes local excitement.
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Ebenezer
Blydenburg
Eldora
Iowa
Japs to Declare Hostilities on Russian Exit Fortifications
London Post correspondent reports October 10 that Japan will declare hostilities on the expiry of its ultimatum to Russia. Russian fleet has cleared Port Arthur. Japanese reportedly landing troops at Masanpho Korea. Field guns embarked at Port Arthur for unknown destination as workmen rush fortifications.
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London Post
Chee Foo
Russia
Port Arthur
Masanpho
Korea
Parachute Descent Ends in Tragedy in San Francisco
William Beals an aeronaut died after a parachute trick failed near Golden Gate Park. Madge Heeney a 17 year old passenger was killed when she leaned from an electric car to view the descent and struck an electric mast. Joseph Roberts, an Arizona outlaw, surrendered after a confrontation with Graham County officers and a third posse. He was jailed at Solomonville.
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William Beals
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Madge Heeney
Joseph Roberts
Graham County
Arizona
Blue River
Bob Bailey
Roberts
Solomonsville
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