Idaho State News Highlights From Lewiston to Payette
Idaho items report John B. West reappointed register of the land office in Lewiston, Carine man Carter injured, Wallace Maseacre recovering after facial injury. Pocatelia cow operation expected by October fire. East Idaho Baptist association held at Soldier. Montpelier Electric Light Co. articles filed with 825,000 capital. Fruit and vegetable sales at York and Custer counties. Forty five salmon caught near Payette. Two men attempted robbery at a bar in Holke. wounded barkeeper. Pocatello school board rents more rooms. 1 6 year olds back to school. Granary fire destroys 500 bushels near Halley. Wagon road from Wack to Iron Springs nearing completion. Meridian postoffice safe blown. $800 recovered. Idaho City man loses second finger splitting wood. Governor Hunt issues new election proclamation. Halley telephone workers strike, wage demand. Port Hall reserve annuity payments begin October, about 14 per capita. Child burned at Corral. sheep wagon fire. Church killed by father-in-law near Goff. self defense. Shaw assaults Jacobs at Payette. knife wound behind ear.
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Pocatelia
Netober
East Idaho Haptist Association
Soldier
Montpelier Electric Light Company
Bae
Hulse
York and Custer County
Netirnsin
Payette
Sebow Board of
Pocatello
Arthur Drown
Halley
Granery
Landore
Wack
Iron Springs
Banking
Meridian Postatics
Teres
David Swift
Idaho City
Hunt
oMelo Auditor Sud
Port Hall
Charles Wathins
Corral
Hooper Young Captured in Palitzer Murder Case
William Hooper Young, sought by New York police over the murder of Mrs Annie Palitzer, was found in Derby Connecticut and arrested on suspicion. He denied involvement until identifying himself and reportedly confessed to the crime, with investigators withholding details of the confession and any alleged accomplice.
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Contessio Hegarding
Mre. Palliser
William Couper Young
New York
Mre
Annie Palitzer
Palitier
Derby
Conn
Brat
William Hooper Young
Young
Colonial War Tensions Amid Refugee Exodus and British Plans
The report details Colombian rebels massing near the isthmus and thousands fleeing Colon and Panama due to rebel threats. Government reinforcements are moving from Sayanitla to Colon, with 1 000 troops aboard the Plate, amid rumors of liberal sympathizers imprisoned in Paná. The piece also notes Britain’s South Africa loan plans and a separate note on the Shiloh Baptist church disaster with 110 dead identified, plus other international updates.
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Plate
Colon
Paani
Fire Aboard Ocean Liner St Paul Suppresses Twelve Hour Blaze
The American Line steamship St Paul, arriving in New York on Saturday, battled a clothes-room fire that burned for twelve hours. Crew and officers kept women passengers unaware of the danger while men in the chart cabin were cared for amid the emergency.
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American Line
St. Paul
New York
Dhat
Oklahoma Feud Ends in Fatal Shootout at Spokogees
In a Spokane style feud at Spokogee I T four men died and others were wounded as Willis Brooks and his sons Clifford and John engaged with the Riddle faction led by Old Man Riddle. John Brooks mortally wounded. several spectators hurt. Brooks forces claim Riddle was shot in the back as he fled. The incident ends with arrests and a separate New York murder-suicide theory involving Mary Gruner, once of Salt Lake City, found murdered in her room amid marriage rumors.
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Spokogees I. T
Ace Willis Hrooks
Clifford Sed
Tobe Brooks
Hrooks
Riddle
John Brooks
Jim McParland
Riddle Party
Willis Brooks
Clifford
John
Spokogee
Old Man Riddle
John Hrooks
Willis Brooke
Clifford Brooks
WeParland
Minsmary Oruer
Salt Lake City
Walker Bros
New York City
Salt Lake
Misa Gruner
Utah boy accuses murder cleared up by discovery
New York City detectives say the murder of Mrs anne Politzer near Jersey City was solved by finding she was killed at 103 West Fifty-eighth street and her body stored under a kitchen sink. Hooper Young, son of Brigham Young, is linked to the case but not yet arrested, after shipping a trunk to Chicago and previously working for the Hoboken Crusader.
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Annie Politzer
Morris Canal
Jersey City
West Fifty-eighth Street
Captain Titus
Detective Bureau
Hooper Young
Titus
Young
Chicago
Hoboken Crusader
Hoboken Liveryman
Queen Liliuokalani Seeks Pay for Crown Lands
Ex queen Liliuokalani asks compensation for crown lands taken during the overthrow. A. B. Humphreys presents the claim to the senate commission on Hawaiian affairs, alleging US minister involvement and broad charges against territorial administration. Circuit Judge Gear also testified before the commissioners.
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Liliuokalani
Senate Commission On Hawaiian Affairs
Humphreys
United States
Aod
Military Road to be Built to Inland Mindanao
The War Department authorized 820000 for a military road from Illigan to the northern shore of Lake Lanao in Mindanao, following General Chaffee’s urgent recommendation. The lake area hosts about 35000 inhabitants in Moro country villages. The approval was cabled to General Chaffee. Queen Elisabeth of Belgium died suddenly in Spa, Belgium, while dining. She collapsed after syncope. Dr Guillemme arrived too late. Her husband and her suite were not present at the moment of death.
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Philippines
Root
Mindanao
Illigan
Lake
Lanao
War Department
Venera! Chaffee
Queen
Belgium
Sps
Berth
Guillame
Wae
Naval Battle Report Off San Felipe In Orinoco Channel
A cablegram from Washington reports a naval engagement between Venezuelan forces and the Revolution near San Felipe in the Orinoco. The message claims the government fleet was defeated and unable to maintain an effective blockade of the Orinoco, signaling a setback for the Venezuelan government.
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San Felipe
Orthoos
Stampede Kills 78 at Shiloh Church Baptist Convention
A panic during the Black Baptist National Convention in Birmingham caused a deadly stampede as 1500 delegates packed into a 400 seat Shiloh Church. Seventy eight died and eighty were injured, mostly women, from suffocation and crush injuries after cries of contest were mistaken for fire. Prominent Black figures on stage witnessed the disaster. most victims perished at the main exit while no benches overturned.
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Shiloh
Washington
Shiloh Church
Boxer Leaders Executed After Failed Cheng Tu Rebel Attack
The Boxer uprising at Cheng Tu, capital of Sze Cheun province, began September 15 as thousands tried to take the city. Rebels were driven back, gates secured, and order restored. Fourteen Boxer leaders and several rebels were executed as a new viceroy and military officials head to Che Tufu. The US minister Conger and French minister urge stronger action to quell the insurrection.
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Cheng Tofv
Sze Cheun
Che ‘Tufu
United States
China
Mr. Conger
Haitian forces rout Nord at Limbe in 3 hour battle
Provisional Haiti government forces under General Nord suffered a severe defeat at Limbe with 3,000 men engaging on the morning of the 17th. After three hours of fighting Nord abandoned the position leaving many dead and wounded, including several generals, as 4,000 enemy troops advance toward Cape Halden and a third clash looms.
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Provisional Government
Haiti
Nord
Limbe
Cape Halden
Unrest in Zululand Raises Tension in Dorban Ni
Reports from the Times of Natal note growing unease in Zululand as Boers and natives clash in sentiment. Dinisulu regains prestige and is seen as dangerous while Zulus retain arms from the war. Bitter feelings after killings in Vryheid threaten a possible collision.
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Zululand
Times of
Natal
Dinisulu
Vryheid
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