Idaho State News Roundup From Caldwell to Deadwood Creek
A Caldwell lodge organized while Lewiston fair attendance nears 27,400. New St Luke's hospital at Bolse to open around November 1. Salvation Army opens Weiser post. Davia sawmill at Emmett to produce 900,000 feet this fall. Holxendies mine near Silver City to build a stamp mill and three concentrators. Malley DC head dies from poison weed. Northern Railroad to build stockyards at Kaimwett. $500 per ton ore shipped from Lost Packer mine on Loon Creek. Payette Baptist church moves to allow a larger building. Holes conducts rummage sale net 90.65 for Carnegie Library. Deadwood Creek reports a 400-foot ledge with assays over $500 per ton. J Muller, linked to Jim Younger, returns home to Idaho for health. A W Talkstad released after shovel assault in Holse. Idaho Grand Lodge IOOF meets in Pocatello. Idaho Falls home to be abandoned. Idaho IOOF reports 4,000 members. Frank M. Edmiston of Lewiston dies after morphine overdose. Welser water works bonds likely to be approved. Lennie Lackenby shot in Bode Springs bar. Edwards and victim entangled in a gunfire incident. Nez Perce farmers enjoy best season. fox crop strong. wheat crops yield 30+ bushels per acre. Chicago Portland train derails near Yoda Springs–Mockyanna with no injuries. Train theft feared near fair grounds at Holes. Emmett man loses about $1,000 in cash and $540 in checks. Public grain program and agriculture division hold a field test. Fred Reed elected president of local grain association.
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Lewieton
St Luke's Hospital
Bolse
Salvation Army
Weiser
Davia
Emmett
Tha Holes
Silver Ory
Hanover
She Northern Railroad Company
Kaiwett
Carnegie
Deadwood Creek
J. Muller
Jim Younger
Bt. Paul
Idaho
A.W. Talkstad
J. Hi Jeliaon
Holse
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Pocatello
Cour d'Alene City
Jodge
Idaho Falls
Grand Lodge
Frank M. Edmiston
Lewinton
Welsers
Lennie L. Lackenby
Bode Springs
Willian Seawart
Cholera Claims Many Across Global Outbreak Report
The report summarises cholera and plague across the Old World, noting Manila and Philippine islands with estimates of 7,000 cases and 75 percent mortality, and lists weekly counts in Suez, Alexandria, Iloilo, Negroes, and Hong Kong. It cites Japan, China provinces, and various epidemic figures, with thousands of cases and deaths and multiple affected ports and cities.
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Marine Hospital Service
Row
Manila
Quazantine Otiver Perry
Philippine Islands
Thoan
Suez
Damieten
Karnak
Luxor
Alexandria
Iloilo
Negroen
Japan
China
Hunan
Shansi
Nanking
Foo Chow
Shou Yang Halen
Hamchou
Tai Yuao Fu
Huinttientze
Shouyang
Shiptieb
Cheng Loghien
Kinklang
Nuochang
Cheohang
Hookow
Hongkong
Cording
Uribe Uribe Surrenders to Government Troops
Revolutionary general Uribe Uribe surrendered to General Marjarres at the Frio near Santa Marta. Government forces led by Ives and Castile surrounded the rebels after a prior October 14 engagement at La Plenaga, with heavy casualties reported. The surrender strengthens government control of Magdalena and Bolivar departments.
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Uribe- Uribe
Marjarres
the Frio
Santa Marta
Urive-Uribe
la Clenaga
Rio Frio
Ives
Castile
Panama
Perdomo
Salazar
Uribe
Magdalena
Bolibar
la Plenaga
Coroner's Inquest Opens on Death at Thespian Hall
John Volkmar a barber was accidentally shot and killed on stage at the Thespian Hall by Charles Meinit a traveling medicine show performer Meinit aimed at an apple held by Volkmar at about twenty feet third shot struck Volkmar in the forehead causing immediate collapse and death Meinit was arrested on a manslaughter charge
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Cold Spring Harbor
John Wolkman
Charles Meinit
War Meinit
Volkmar
Meinit
Voliman
She
Murder at Willow Creek Ranch in Bearmouth Montana
Special from Bearmouth Montana reports James Goon a wealthy rancher on Willow Creek shot dead in his home. His mother lay dead with a crushed skull. A bandit tied to the North Coast limited robbery is suspected. Bloodhounds trailed toward Willow Creek but scent was lost. Local officers remain at the scene as details are scarce.
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Bearmouth
Mont
James Conn
Willow Creek
Jone
North Coast
Coon Ranch
James Goon
Copa
Airing Recap of a Private Asylum Struggle in Valparaiso
A sensational Valparaiso tale centers on Miss Stella Teller linked to Senator Teller, as Dr. Sharp and Sheriff La Count confront City Marshal Billings at the station over custody. A habeas writ sails in with a judge’s order, and the sale of freedom hinges on the Pennsylvania station rescue. The report also notes mutinous aboard the Gayhead and the crew swap with Ladrone islanders replacing Spanish Americans.
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Valparaiso
Ind
la Count
Porter County
Billings
J.C. Sharpe
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Stella Josephise Teller
United States
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Mins Teller
Dr. Sharpe
Sharp
Marshal Billings
Mise Teller
Peganylvania
McMahon
Guam
Hill Volcano Alarm Scare Strikes Mexican Towns
Panic spreads across southern Mexico as ash showers blanket Paleoque and nearby areas from a rising volcano west of Paleoque. Reports say TaBasco capital region and Chiapas fear eruption as villagers pray for safety while scientists link activity to a broader awakening of volcanic forces in the West Indies and Central America.
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Mexico
San Juan
Tabasco
Salina Crag
Ib Je
Paleoque
Comiten
Chiapas
San Chriatobal Las Assayabili
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Central America
Poisoner Chapman linked to three deaths in London saloons
London dispatch reports George Chapman, now a Southwark saloon landlord, allegedly poisoned a young woman who lived with him as his wife, the third fatality in his properties in five years. Police consider exhumation. Neill case parallels cited. Also noted are a Denver boy’s fatal burns in California and a Portland farmer killed by a boar after a fight.
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London
George Chapman
America
Southwark
Neill
Chapman
Thomas Neill
Alias Cream
Strychnine
Matilda Clover
New York
Slain Wife and Botched Self-Harm Attempt in Seattle
Michael Hartlett killed his wife and tried to take his own life in Seattle. The bullet only grazed the scalp, and Bartlett groaned that Hartlett boasted of killing a man. Hartlett denied the murder while en route to hospital. Separately, talk of a reciprocity treaty with Newfoundland was said to be abandoned due to Lodge opposition, a claim deemed unfounded.
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Michael Htartlett
Seattle
Bartlett
Hartlett
Newfoundland
Senator Lodge
Washington
Rice famine in Philippine Islands worsens amid war toll
Civil Commission moves to curb suffering among the poor as locusts devastate crops and cholera spreads in Mindanao Iloilo Panay and other provinces. President Roosevelt's coastwise trade order is seen easing inter island freight and rice costs. Cholera cases reported exceed 190000 with broader spread feared.
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Civil Commission
Tum
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Jslands
Philippines
Mindanao
Iloilo
Panay
Shooting Affray in Wyoming Warrants Issued
Warrants issued for E. Van Ortwick and David Cochrane on assault with intent to kill charges. Key witnesses include E. C. Decker and his family from Owen, Albany County. Conflicting accounts arose after a recent clash with each side accusing the other of initiating gunfire. Sheriff Cook investigated with Decker family members corroborating their version.
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E. ©. van Ortwick
David Cochrane
E. C. Decker
Owen
Albany County
Wyoming
Deckers
van Ortwick
Cochrane
Laramie
Sheriff Cook
Decker
Earthquake at Sea Hits Northern Whaling Fleet News
First seasonal reports reach from the northern whaling fleet as the schooner Bopanza and the whaler Alice Knowles carry word from Point Barrow and Fox Island. The Alice Knowles endured a violent August 13 quake two hundred miles off Kurile Island, stopping chronometers. Three crewmen suffered burns June 5 from a boiler explosion but survived after Captain Montgomery’s treatment.
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Alles Knowles
Borile Island
Bopanza
Alice Knowles
Honanza
Point Barrow
Alice Knoles
Fox Island
Kurile Island
Knowles
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies in New York at 84
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, famed woman suffragist, died Sunday at her New York City home from old age. Family noted rapid decline over the past week as children and relatives gathered, including Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Blutch of New York. Also reported a miner in Butte lost his left hand at the wrist after a ground fall in the St Lawrence mine, with unclear cause. Wheat harvest in Morrow County yields about 1.25 million bushels, valued over $500,000 this fall, with Umatilla county producing far more. Average annual price around 1 1/2 cents per bushel.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York City
Mra. Stanton
Mra. Stantom
Mra. M. PF. Lawrence
Mra. Stantom Blutch
New York
Henry and
Robert L
Theodore
Parin
G. Smith
Warden Cliffe
Long Island
Jacob Knight
St. Lawrence
Butte
Morrow
Umatilla
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