Idaho News Roundup From Coeur d'Alenes To Caldwell
Idaho report clips show more men at work in Coeur d'Alenes than during miner control, a Philadelphia syndicate seizing Willow Creek Checkmate mine, and the third annual Caldwell Anodey school association convention. Snow damage hits Palouse orchards, a drowning victim’s body recovered near Lewiston, horse theft sentencing in Houston, and a Delhi Shaw Mountain shaft contract. Dredging rises at Florence, new military post talks at Warner, and a New York Canal project near Holwe. Prisoner escape plot at Wardner thwarted, Magnolia group deal worth 40000 dollars, Parker of Idaho volunteers returns from San Francisco, and penitentiary supplies contracted. State notes include miner permits, militia guard plans, Moscow postmaster probe, Miss Defooda Turner’s $10000 inheritance, a prison breakout trench discovery, and heavy prune shipments from Payette with sizable net proceeds.
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Anodey School Association
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Elmer Halford
Houston
Delhi
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Hole
Vlorence Fold Mining Company
Plorenee
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Loterent
Warner
New York Canal
Holwe
Wislet
Callie
Wen
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Wardner
Manishiment
Magnolia Group
Miller Mountain
To & Heston Company
Lan Parker
Company H. Idaho Volunteer
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Parma
Sehlite Heenlng Company
Milwaukee
Hartun
Moscow
Trwo
Charies
Washington
Payette
President's Policy on Philippine Detention and Sovereignty
The President plans an emphatic declaration on Philippine detention and U S sovereignty, rejecting half measures. He will present strong Commission-backed recommendations to Congress, aiming to assert full sovereignty and later self government once insurrection ends, guided by Philippine Commission views.
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Get
Pippine
Insue
Congress
Philippine Commission
Thease
Philippines
Admiral Dewey
Leherman
Connic Sion
British Petreaty and Vanderbilt Will Reported in One Story
Dispatches recount a British detachment under Gen Yule near Dundee and a two day thunderstorm that hindered Boer forces while saving Yule’s column. Separate notes publish Cornelius Vanderbilt's will detailing Alfred Vanderbilt’s share and Alfred’s plan to bolster Cornelius’s wealth.
Debate in Commons over telegrams and war opposition
In the house of commons the second reading of the appropriation bill passed 26 to 2k amid exchanges on telegrams and beliefs about Chamberlain and Rhodes. James Dalziel accuses suppression of telegrams. Chamberlain denies it. Michael Davitt announces resignation as protest against the Boer War, condemning the war as the century’s greatest crime and vowing to quit attendance to force Irish justice.
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Chamberlain
London
House of Commons
James H. Dalziel
Uberal
Kirkcaldy
Kroger
Michael Davitt
South Mayo
Davitt
Ireland
General Henry Dead at 60 in New York Home
Brigadier General Guy V. Henry USA late military governor of Puerto Rico died shortly before 1 o'clock yesterday at his home 130 Madison Avenue New York of pneumonia aged 60. He had been unconscious for several hours and the end was peaceful. His son Captain G Henry Jr was in the Philippines at his bedside were all but him.
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New York
Guy V. Henry
UXA
Norte
Ricw
Madisus Avenue
Poenindala
Folly
G Henry, Jr
Philippines
Aguinaldo's Lieutenants Scarred by Murder Plots and Bribes
Washington Oct 27 One of the president's callers, Rev Hubert McKinnon known as the soldier priest, spoke with President McKinley about the Philippine conflict. He described General Lina as brilliant yet a murderer, saying he killed his wife and mother in Paris before fleeing to the Philippines. He denounced General Pio del Pilar as a horse thief and convict, and noted Paterno as an honest man who aided in starting the rebellion. The priest asserted most insurgent leaders are vanishing, leaving Aguinaldo as the sole remaining strong figure, with Mabini, a four foot tall lawyer, as another notorious one among the leaders.
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Horsethieves
Ontennte
Pather McKinnon
Washingtown
Hubert McKinnon
Flist
California
McKinley
McKinnon
Geneal Lina
Aguinaldo
Paris
Philippines
Pio del Pilar
Father McKinnon
Paterno
Manila
Re Ponte
Mabine
Dewey Home Turned Over Amid Subscriptions In Washington
In Washington on October 27 the Dewey home on Rhode Island avenue was formally turned over to Admiral Dewey by Assistant Secretary Vanderlip and U S Treasurer Roberts. The deed was recorded after owner Mr. Fitch presented it at the Treasury. Purchase price about 50 000 dollars. Two more subscriptions were received totaling 1 000 from Brooklyn and 275 from Western Union Telegraph Company. Moscow Idaho prepares for a court term starting tomorrow as thirteen Idaho related defendants face trial. The grand jury had returned an indictment listing thirty seven men for various alleged offenses.
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Varena
Admiral
Washington
Rhode Island Avenue
Admiral Dewey
Vanderlip
United States
Roberts
Dewey
Brooklyn
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anial
Idaho
Moscow
Ida
Dennis Rourke
W. Garrett
Arthur Wallace
Henry Moroni
John Lueiuetti
G. R. Burres
Francis Butler
Ea Albinela
Fred Shaw
O'Donnelly
Mike Matway
W. V. Bundren
Louis Anita
Grand Jury
England Watching Russia Feared Influence Extension in China
London fears Russia may extend influence in China and seize Persian trade positions as Britain faces potential attacks. Reports cite Russian criticism of British policy in Africa and possible Herat occupation, with a Russian move seen as more threatening than a Dardanelles strike.
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China
England
New York
Gibraltar
South Africa
Herat
Persia
Afghanistan
Dardanelles
Russia
George Q Cannon Seriously Ill in New York
George Q Cannon is seriously ill with pneumonia at the Hotel Plaza in New York. He arrived Monday, met by his son ex Senator Cannon at Jersey City station, and is under care of Dr Colley and Dr James, with William H Cannon also present as he sails on a mission. The condition is described as critical.
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New York
George Q. Cannon
Hotel Plaza
City
Jersey City
Senator Cannon
Dra. Colley
James
William H. Cannon
Salt Lake City
Recall of Wildman as U S consul general in Hong Kong
Portland reports an imminent recall from his post of K Wildman United States consul general at Hong Kong. Cause cited is his prominence in Aguinaldo affairs. The expected successor is Dr Edward Bedloe consul at Canton, recently summoned to Washington.
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Portland
Ore
Get
K. Wildman
United States
Hongkong
Aguinaldo
Wildman
Edward Bedloe
Canton
Washington
Major Robinson III Ill in Kansas City
Major C. Robinson chief surgeon in General Lawton's division at Santiago is seriously ill at the Costes hotel with liver and kidney troubles. Surgeon General Sternberg has been wired to obtain permission to move him to the Army and Navy hospital at Hot Springs Ark. No immediate danger but rapid hospital care is essential.
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Kansas City
C. Robinson
Lawton
Santiago
Costes Hotel
Sternberg
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Ark
November Elections Across Twelve States
A long list outlines partisan slates for governors, lieutenant governors, supreme court judges, and superintendents of public instruction in twelve states. Republican ticket leaders include Leslie Shaw and John Sherwin, with Democratic and Prohibition, Populist, and other party candidates named for each office.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Leutenant
James C. Milliman
Supreme Court
John C. Sherwin
Robert C. Barrett
Edwin A. Dawson
Fred B. White
M L Bevis D
A. von Wagenen
Holst
W. E T. Calhoun
W. Atwood
George Pugsley
Dunledy
A. B.ray
Middle of Road
Charles A. Lloyd
S. Harvey
L. He Weller
Public
Worth
Robert L. Dunsing
United Christian
C. C. Heacock
J. F. R. Leonard
F. W. Darker
Railroad Commission
Kentucky
William Goebel
Lawrence E. Tanner
John Droege
G. W. Vandevere
Rev. &. C. Overstreet
Frank A. Pasteur
William 8. Taylor
John Mars
Caleb Powerney
Clifton J. Pratt
Walter R. Day
John 8. Sw
James Delaney
R. P. Caldwell
James O'Hearn
W. 8. Palmer
Lisa Isesyrorme
A. H. Longino
James T. Harrison
J. J. Power
Rh. J. Stowers
W. Q. Cole
Atorney
Monroy McClurg
H. L. Whiteld
Wirt Adams
B. H.hall
E. W. Brown
A. Q. May
J. D. Melanis
J. C. Kincannon
R. K. Prewitt
J.W. Pryde
N. M. ‘Hollingsworth
T. J. King
J. J. Dennis
J. H. Simpson
J. W. Anderson
T. J. Dining
EB. 1. Anderson
Rairoad Cormissioners
W. T. Ray
A.M. Monroe
G. M. Jal
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