Idaho News Roundup From Moscow and Caldwell
Four hundred pupils enroll in Moscow public, five new grading camps at Lewiston and Palaria area. Emily bound over in Pouutelay district court. Bramtolie bound over Moscow district court for 800 embezzlement. Harry Sobtuater, 60, tried at Grangeville for murder of Morris. verdicts pending. Burglaries at Hope store, losses around 1000. Young acquitted in Grangeville murder case. prisoner fainted at verdict. Caldwell reports 10 new store rooms and 100 new dwellings this year. Yellowstone Park Railroad incorporation filed in Bannock County. New Perce levies 1 percent tax on assessed value. Irrigation drought. warlock good for crops. Masons install new Grand Master Gordon Kendrick. Canyon County jail library stocked with wholesome literature. Oregon Short Line to extend 49 miles to Yellowstone boundary. winter completion expected. Caldwell council passes sidewalk ordinance. Spokane-Culpax-Moscow trolley plans advanced. Northern Idaho tax controversy over mill levy seeds political fuss. Western Sugar Company contract for brick supply to Nama sugar factory. Albion Normal School opens with record opening-day attendance. Idaho forestry policy alignment with national plan. Hoovvelt noted. J D Melick near Hailey yields large oat and wheat harvests. Major livestock deal with Idaho Wool Growers Association closes in Ogden.
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M. W. Feanelie
Hope
Young
Grangeville
Morris
Bannock County
Mocatelio
Board of County Commissioners
New Perce County
Snake River Valley
Grand Ledge of Masons
Bolwe
Gordon Kendrick
Amourn
Sheri Nichole
Canyon County
Oregon
St. Anthony
Yellowstone National Park
Caldwell
Czar Seeks Second Peace Conference at The Hague
Mt Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas I announces Russia may address foreign powers for a second peace conference at The Hague. News notes secrecy in prior U S talks and surprise at Russia pursuing talks without President Roosevelt, who reportedly favors Hague leadership by the initiator.
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Mt. Petersburg
Rimperor Nicholas
The
Hague
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
How Welt
Clerk Fond of Automobiling
Washington James A. Boyd a clerk in the public health and marine hospital service was arrested Monday on a warrant sworn by Chief Clerk Worcester charging him with embezzlement. The confession amount cited reaches at least $20,000. Boyd served about twelve years and was appointed from Westchester County New York. He was known locally for his fondness for automobiling and drew a salary of 1800 dollars a year.
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Washington
James A. Boyd
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
W. P. Worcester
Boyd
Public Health Service
West Chester County
New York
Circus Tent Blown Down in Marysville Tragedy
A Ringling Brothers tent collapsed in Marysville Missouri on Monday as a gale drove a strong gust lifting the canvas and sending the mass onto the ten thousand spectators. Two men were probably fatally injured, five seriously hurt and over twenty others bruised or trampled in the chaos. Spectators and circus workers fought to escape as animals stirred amid the falling canvas.
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Marysville
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Indiana Woman Accuses Son of Wife Smothering Crime
Mrs Mary Wilhelm of Lake County Indiana confesses to officers that her son Adolph Wilhelm smothered his wife a year ago. She cites a $1000 life insurance policy and notes they lived near Hobart, Indiana, as details emerge from the case.
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Chicago
Mary Wilhelm
Lake County
Ind
Adolph
Wilhelm
Two men killed and one wounded in Bagley fight
In Anadarko Oklahoma two unnamed men were killed and a third man Rene Gonzales a one armed Mexican was seriously wounded after a Monday confrontation at Bagley. The men allegedly demanded food and shelter after being refused work leading to a stabbing with knives and a bowie blade.
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Anadarko
Oklahoma
Bagley
Here
Rene Gonzales
Turkey Builds Fortifications on the Bosphorus
Constantinople reports steady progress on Bosphorus fortifications viewed as a pretext for tension between Russia and the Porte. Work began amid the Kalas Potem mutiny incident and reflects long standing Russian pressure in the region.
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Constantinople
Bosphorus
Porte
Kalas Poten Kine
Turkey
Russia
Wellspring of Violence Ends in Death at Darnell Farm
In Dufur Springs Oregon Richard Bennett Darnell known as Dick Bennett was killed by Charles Underwood after a quarrel with neighbors over Mrs Darnell. Underwood fled then surrendered to authorities following a second confrontation when Darnell attacked with a pistol and Underwood fired with a rifle.
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Dufur Springs
Ore
Richard Bennett Darnell
Dick” Bennett
Charles Underwood
Underwood
Maurice Woodward
Darnell
Woodward
Gossip Drives Woman to Take Her Own Life
New York report identifies Elle Berry of West Medford Massachusetts as the suicide victim in Manhattan. Lorenzo Berry blames a Boston paper for a false tale of elopement that followed a prior retraction. A letter from Elle to her father expresses despair over the unfounded accusation and her intent to end the agony.
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New York
Lorenzo Berry
West Medford
Mase
Ham
Elle
Manhattan
Berry
Boston
Miss Berry
Race War Starts Over Negro Labor At New Madrid Camp
In New Madrid Missouri a white mob attacked Owen Delaney and his black workers at Henderson Mound over importing labor. Seventy five shots were fired. Delaney was wounded in the head and his house was damaged. Delaney earlier bought all rifles in town and vowed to keep the workers. The black labor force is reinforced and further trouble is feared.
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New Madrid
Owen Delaney
Delaney
Henderson Mound
Fred
Gro
Fire Hits Grangeville Business District Early Morning
A blaze swept Grangeville Idaho destroying much of the heart of the town's business district. The fire began in D B Wilson's saloon and quickly spread, causing an estimated loss of about 200000. Citizens answered the alarm and firefighters arrived from miles away as communication lines failed and smoke was seen ten miles away in Denver. The cause remains unknown.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Frebug
Denver
D. B Wilson
President approves Panama Canal concessions to Markel
The President Theodore P. Shonts Panama Railroad company contract for hotel and subsistence concessions on the canal route, awarded to Jacob B Markel of Omaha, is sustained. Roosevelt approved Shonts report, noting the contract could be abrogated by the government and the permanent plant would be government owned during the term.
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Mar‘el
Death summons Boston's Mayor Patrick A Collins
The death of Mayor Patrick A Collins was announced from Hot Springs Virginia. The telegram to M J Curran secretary to the mayor reported his sudden demise. Collins was a leading Democrat who served in Congress from 1883 to 1889 and was United States consul in a party convention.
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Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Hot Springs
M. J. Curran
Curran
Collins
Congress
Russia Repeals Retaliatory Duties On American Goods
The Imperial ukase abolishes the retaliatory duties on U S imports and places the change in immediate effect at all customs houses. It revokes the high duty on goods of United States origin and ends the cache of origin requirement. Affected items include raisins cast and wrought iron and steel products, boilers, tools, sewing machines, agricultural implements, traction engines and meters.
Ebberts fatally shoots son-in-law in moonlit confrontation
Naolesville farmer Ebberts shot and fatally wounded his son-in-law Daniel Young at his home four miles southeast of the city. The incident, rooted in long standing hostility, remains shrouded in mystery with recovery hopes fading as details of the midnight meeting may never be known.
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Naolesville
Sma
Ebberts
Armistice Signed in Manchuria After Nine Hours of Talks
After nine hours of negotiations the armistice was signed at 7 p.m. on Friday and to take effect Sept. 16. It calls for the abolition of hostile acts, a four kilometer neutral zone between the armies, and exchanges of maps. Civilians only may be within the zone and communication must be by the Saboteu road. Naval envoys will meet near Vindivortok with one ship each nation to confirm the armistice and neutral zone. Separate negotiations will arrange a similar accord on Korea’s borders.
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Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Shaboteu
Vlndivortok
Ais
Ko [Renia
Fragrant weed fallacies in cigar quality
Analyzes myths about tobacco quality noting ash color as unreliable while burn rate matters for value. Challenges beliefs about black wrappers signaling strength and explains wrapper weight is small compared to the whole leaf. Concludes a freely burning cigar often tastes better regardless of leaf grade or wrapper color.
Man credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief in Freeborn
Freeborn Minn September 18 Special Mr R E Goward well known here reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says a few boxes gave new life and restored health and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy.
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Freeborn
Minn
R. E. Goward
Dodd
Mr. Goward
Baltimore Man Ashamed After Public Outcry Shout
A Baltimore American report notes a man shouts about good rnsolutions causing public scrutiny. The piece highlights the incident and the reaction of bystanders, with authorities warning against disruptions.
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Finnigan
Baltimore American
Propriety Medicines Defend Use Against Attacks
The Propriety Association Committee on Legislation replies to criticism in The Ladies Home Journal and Collier's Weekly. It argues proprietary medicines fill a wide, legitimate market and are not true patents. Most so called patent medicines are from foreign or domestic firms and dispensed by physicians. Millions rely on these family remedies with no demand for restrictive legislation.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Collier's Weekly
Proprietary Association
Bok
Hapgood
Infringement Trade Mark and Possible Action
An innocent infringer faces potential injunction and damages or an account of profits for a trademark infringement. The notice outlines possible legal remedies including injunctions and monetary claims depending on the case.
Relief for Women by Mother Gray Herbal Cure
A fragmented 19th century note touts a herbal remedy labeled Rusticall ey and claims to cure female weaknesses including kidney ailments. The text references Mother Gray and presents the potion as a certain remedy for women's health.
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Mother Gray
London Resident Tries to Spread Racing Tip Fire Alarm
A London suburb resident believed he had a sure Stewards Cup tip and pulled a fire alarm to warn neighbors. Fire officers were alerted, detained him, and handed him to police for the incident.
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London
Fre
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