Idaho state news from Par Payette and beyond
Idaho notes report grain shipments from Payette and alfalfa heights near Reabert Brown. Meridian builds an evaporator, Thunder Mountain sees horse thefts, and a camping party on the Hole River reports a black bear kill. A moving string of accidents, trials, and fires touches Coeur d Alene to Weiser as rail bandits and missing persons shape state headlines.
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Prones
Payette
Payettene
Meridian
Mathers
Weiser
Lee
Bie Opeek
Thunder Monotain
President Roosevelt Survives Narrow Death Collision
President Roosevelt escaped serious harm after a drag carrying him and his party collided with an electric car near Villafield. The president suffered bruises and facial scratches while Secret Service Agent Craig was killed, and the coachman J. D. Pratt likely died from a fractured skull as two horses perished. The injured were taken to Pitfield for care.
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Roosevelt
Pittfield
Lenox
Mann
Villafield
Secret Service
Craig Vas
JD. J. Pratt
Pitfield
Swhulancer
Eruption in Martinique Causes Heavy Losses and Evacuations
An official account from Martinique reports about 1,000 killed and 1,000 injured in Mont Pel Eruption. Morne Rouge Ajoupa Mouillon and areas between River Capelo and Champ Vieille faced destruction. Mont Capiole and surrounding hills burned. Governor orders evacuation of northern parishes and removal of wounded as temperatures rise.
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Martinique
Reyes
Teland
Condaloupe
Mont Pel
Ang
Morne
Mont Capiole
Hasse Pointe
Martio
Strikers Burn Pocahontas Mine at Tamwell West Virginia
Fire broke out at the Pocahontas coal mine near Tamwell, West Virginia, after strikers set fire to the mine near the west intrabow area on a morning. Gunfire between strikers and guards followed, with unknown casualties. Virginia authorities may be asked to send troops to Pocahontas immediately as the situation remains critical and widows of several workers are reported injured.
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Tamwell
W. Va
Virginia
Stelkers
Te Pocehoutas Com Company
Mininw Comgrene to Butte
President Shatner convened the Mining Congress to discuss flat business at the meeting in Butte Tuesday morning. States and territories listed include California, Colorado, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, with Mexico and Panama noted. A railroad wreck near Pendleton involved two engines and six crew escaping unharmed. one engine flipped over. Aimelle Wannere, 25, was shot in Philadelphia while with Robert Asseline, who attempted suicide and died in hospital. Asseline is linked to a New York wife of actor Au Wonle Gabriele. Navajo agency remarks deny famine reports as trading companies push fear. Indians are described as prosperous.
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Mining Congress
de Hutte
California
Colorado
Hinots
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mickigah
Minnesota
Mississippi
Misesort
Montenebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
New Mexico
New York
Ohio
Gregon
Mennaybania
Texas
Vinh
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyeming
Saith Malots
Repebile
Mexico
Pan
Aimelle Wannere
Philadelphia
Robert Asseline
Asseiline
Sciclde
Hie Viet
Au Wonle Gabriele
Mulberry Street
Enen
William Trautman
Park City
Kell
Win
Trautman
Pat Trautman
Hope Koelling
Forty thousand men strike in Florence amid siege mood
In Florence an estimated 40,000 idle workers paralyze the city as troops, cavalry, and police flood streets. The government, once lenient, now acts firmly, banning meetings and arresting hundreds. Gas lines are cut and torches light the city while strikes threaten Milan and Genoa.
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Florence
Italy
Cty
Acta
Milan
Genoa
Pennsylvania Legislature May Be Asked to End Coal Strike
Rumors from Harrisburg claim a special legislative session could be called to seek arbitration of the anthracite strike. If a strong popular demand emerges, the governor might be urged to convene an extraordinary session to address the crisis, though no official confirmation is available.
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Harrisburg
Werner Stowe
Jon
Extra Segalon
SLAIN IN BATTLE NEAR GANYA AS REVOLUTIONARIES SURRENDER
Official reports from Chiapo claim heavy fighting Friday between government troops and the revolutionary army under General Matos near Ganya. The rebels, aided by Generals Zehio and Vital, fought five hours before surrendering. About two hundred rebels were killed or wounded. Presid Cantro is at Cua, twenty five miles from Capac.
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Dred Hebets
Gunya
Iicos
Chiaowo
Revolutionary Army
Matos
Zehiovod Vital
Ganya
Presid Cantro
Cua
Capac
Sultan of Binidayas Shot During Escape Attempt
The sultan of Binidayas, held hostage at Camp Vickers on Min denne, attempted to escape from guards last Thursday and was shot and killed by a sentry. He had been arrested after recent murders of American soldiers in Mip danao and was detained awaiting surrender of the killers.
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Sultan
Binidayas
Camp Vickers
Island of Mindenne
Mipdanao
Needle In Wer Shoulder From Broken Point
Laraway of Great Falls Montana found a broken needle embedded in the flesh of her right shoulder behind the shoulder blade. The needle pierced her hand three years ago and has slowly worked through the arm and shoulder, yet she reports no current inconvenience from the needle.
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Mise Levadam Laraway
Great Falls
Mont
Nelle
Indy Neys
Thas Aince
Fatal Stabbing in Utah Prison Laundry
In Utah State Penitentiary John Gray, an eighteen year inmate, fatally stabbed Priam auice scvermick a laundry foreman and rival, five times with a sharpened case knife after a confrontation in the prison laundry last Sunday afternoon. Authorities say McCormick, a bully in charge of the laundry, provoked the attack with blows before Gray struck.
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Auice Scvermick
John Gray
Utah State Penitentiary
Gray
McCormick
Pris
Reinforcements From Colon to Panama Spark Enthusiam
Over 1,400 troops were sent from Colon to Panama on Monday as reinforcements. Officials anticipate further troops daily from Cartagena by a Liverpool steamer. Rumors in Colon claim General Berti attacked General Herrera forcing him to abandon trenches at Agua Dulce.
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Lombian
Colon
Panama
Carthagena
Berti
Agua Dulce
Herrera
Tram Robbers Burst On Train At Franklin Tenn
Two masked men boarded the Louisville and Nashville Passenger through Franklin Tennessee as the south bound express pulled out. They forced Messenger Hattle to open the safe and rifled it before riding with him into South Nashville. The amount stolen is unknown.
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Louisville & Nashville Road
Franklin, Tenn
Hattle
South Neshrille
Colombia to demand explanation from Nicaragua over isthmus revolt
Report says Colombia will formally demand answers from Nicaragua regarding alleged support for isthmus rebels. Washington sources note arms shipments from Corinto and ongoing material backing. Colombia plans to back the demand with strong land and naval forces once current rebel activity is crushed. En tente cordiale reportedly remains only nominal.
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Colombia
Nicaragas
Washington
Coren
Nicaragua
Corinte
Sepor Concha
Zelaya
Soldiers to Shoot Rioting Niners in Pa Coal Fields
Brigadier General Gobin orders troops in the Pennsylvania coal districts to shoot anyone throwing stones or missiles and to bayonet resistors. Turmoil continues at Panther Creek Valley while other regions remain quiet. A clash at Lansford injures Captain Helm and bays six strikers.
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Pennsylvania
Gobin
Coal Belds
Panther Creek
Dorrance
Wilkesbarre
Lansford
W. H. Helm
Company K
Twelfth Regiment
Earthquake Strikes Mindanao Island Camps and Towns
Reports describe a strong earthquake in Mindanao beginning Thursday August 21 causing widespread damage with few fatalities. The first day saw the strongest shock lasting about a minute at Camp Vicars overturning a cannon and scattering ammunition. many houses collapsed or burned and landslides altered the landscape while some areas sent no reports due to isolation.
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J Lsud
Mindanao
Camp Vicars
Isthmus straits deepen as forces mass amid scarce resources
Kingston reports from Colon say the Isthmian situation remains critical as troops converge on Panama and Colon to confront rebel General Herrera. Reliable authorities indicate both government and insurgents are nearing resource exhaustion.
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Jamaica
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Ge 1
Herrera
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