First farmers testitute noted in Lem hi county at Salmon City
The Shoshone Journal reports a range of items including the Lemhi county test of farming methods at Salmon City, drown boy Henry Gideon recovered, claims Atlanta may become a major Idaho mining district, and local notes on irrigation, education, accidents, labor day plans, mining cleanups, and a proposed electric railway from Pearl to Payette.
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Lemhi
Salmon City
Henry Gideon
Beier
Turkish minister Hay interview ends with no comment
Chekib Bey the Turkish minister met Secretary Hay in a long interview on Monday. He refused to discuss the session stating no communication. He asserted the Turkish government did nothing wrong and will protect American citizens in Turkey while noting the insurgency conditions. The navy will be unable to communicate with Brooklyn or San Francisco as they head to Beirut.
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Chekib Bey
Hay
Navy Department
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Beirut
Chakib Bey
Turkey
Turks Begin Trouble In Bulgarian Border Clash
Nine hundred refugees from Malkot Urnove and nearby villages arrive in Urumka Bulgaria after reports the Torkiah garrison fired on the Bulgarian area to spark a revolution. Prefect August summoned Markournovo notables to declare insurgents the aggressors. they refused, and the first refuser faced hanging the next day.
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Malkot Urnove
Urumka
Bulgaria
Malkournove
Markournovo
Italian Run Amuck as Gunman Kills Proprietor in Philadelphia
Vincenzo Tu, proprietor of an Italian bani in Philadelphia, was shot dead by Globanni Viola. Viola fled, was pursued, and fired on his pursuers. Policeman Thomas Conley was seriously wounded and hospitalized. Viola was captured after a struggle, motive unknown. In another note, Reliance beat Shamrock but time limit negated the win. margins mirrored last week.
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Vincenzo ‘Tu
Philadelphia
Globanni Viola
Viola
Thomas Conley
Reliance
Sir Thomas
Woman Charged With Poisoning Husband in Kentucky
Mrs Fannie Smith Cox is charged with poisoning her husband William Cox at Benton Kentucky and jailed in Paducah The coroner's inquest and evidence link the case to other arrests including W R Burtram and his son Jordan Burtram The report also mentions Christopher Thompson and a separate suicide linked to a Brooklyn incident and notes a Chicago restaurant union walkout effort by President Callahan with most members staying at work
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Fannie Smith Cox
William Cox
Benton
Paducah
Cox
W. R. Burtram
Jordan Burtram
Burtrams
Christopher Thompson
Flugh Thompson
Marechal de Gonaut
Sandy Hook
Brooklyn
Thompson
Callahan
International Alliance
Chicago
Hue
Jailer Foils Mob At Shawneetown Jail
A mob of about fifty masked men gathered at the Shawneetown jail to seize John Griffin, a Black man jailed on an alleged assault charge. Jailer Galloway armed the doors and warned force would be met with peril, the attack failing by daylight and fueling fear of a race riot as many Black residents fled the town.
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Shawneetown
Fla
Galloway
John Griffin
Griffin
Two Men Assaulted in Colorado Mining Clash
A Victor Colorado dispatch reports two men were assaulted during a miners strike. John Hawkins Justice of the Peace in Anaconda was beaten, and carpenter Thomas M Stewart of Independence was severely beaten while guarding Golden Cycle property. Authorities link the attacks to the strike and note a separate earlier case where two guards at El Paso wine faced weapons charges.
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Victor
Cole
Anaconda
John Hawking
el Paso
Thomas M. Stewart
Golden Cycle
Independence
Five attackers shoot man. victim may die
The man was shot through the body by five assailants, some masked. He says he recognized those who were not masked, and his condition is critical with a likely fatal outcome. Police investigate the assault and seek witnesses.
Jail the Safer Place and Dueling Marriages
Joseph Lauer, 20, asked to be jailed by Brooklyn police claiming he has two wives with warrants. He married a first wife last November, then a second wife, prompting court actions. Duncan Swan killed his daughter Mary accidentally while shooting at moving corn crows near Otsego, Michigan. Mary died from a breast wound. Swan mourns deeply. Jose Marrero, a nonsleprona patient freed during a leprosy scandal probe, died of heart disease after release joy. Island investigations into the leprosy scandal continue with a public report due next week.
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Joseph Laine
Brooklyn
Tauer
Lauer
Duncan Swan
Mary
Otsego
Mich
Swan
San Juan
Optimism in Turkish Official Circles Amid War Dispatches
Report notes Turkish officials remain hopeful despite gravity of the general situation. Audiences with German ambassador Baron Von Bieberstein and Russian ambassador Zinoviev discussed entrusting military command to the Turkish leader while the sultan preferred control from Constantinople. Separately, a jail break attempt at Indianola Illinois ended with two locks cut before guards intervened. four masked men fled, identity unknown. Turkish casualty figures cited range around 1,300 Bulgarians killed in recent operations. Turkish losses not given. In the Sentiors district fighting renewed, 50 Bulgarians reported killed. A double murder near Warrenton, Missouri, saw Mr and Mrs Yeast, aged 60 and 58, found slain on a farm. a letter found in a barn was initially dismissed as a hoax.
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Baron Mareschal von Bieberstein
M. Zinoviev
Constantinople
Indianola
Neo
Charles H. McMillen
Lee Jones
McMillen
Sipitero
Nevenya
Kilasura
Jersey
Thie Sentiors
Tee
Tie Deyss Battele
Bulgarians Suffer Heavy Losses at Smilovo Battle
Turkish forces under Servet Pash stormed a Bulgarian position at Smilovo defeating about 3000 insurgents. About 1000 Bulgarians were killed as they retreated under heavy artillery fire while Turkish losses remained light.
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Smilovo
Salonica
Servet Pash
Anarchy in Macedonia Amid Ottoman Turmoil
The Salonica correspondent reports dire conditions in Macedonia with insurgents increasing and Ottoman forces failing to control the country. Famine looms within weeks, and outrages could spur further militarization as western regions near the Varda valley and Monastir villages are seen as rising areas.
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Salonica
London Daily Mail
Macedonia
Varda
Monastir
Caleb Powers found guilty in Goebel conspiracy case
The jury in Georgetown Kentucky found ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers guilty of complicity in a plot to murder Governor William Goebel in January 1900. The verdict carried a death sentence, later commuted to life imprisonment after prior retrials prompted by Powers’s motions. The decision caused great excitement among supporters of the other defendants.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
William Goebel
Georgetown
Powers
Two Street Car Employees Murdered in Hold-Up
Desperate robbers killed two Chicago City Railway cashiers and wounded two others at the barns early Sunday. Three assailants escaped after taking $3000 as a motorman sleeping in the outer office was slain during rising.
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Chicago City Railway Company
Sultan of Morocco Meets With Re verse
Dispatch from Morocco reports a large imperial force marching to aid Sultan’s troops stricken and nearly annihilated by insurgents. Paris Temps details say 3,000 imperial troops were ambushed and over 1,000 were killed or wounded, including seven native governors.
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Morocco
Paris Temps
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