Vast Idaho harvests and incidents color Caldwell week
Idaho news from Caldwell reports beet crop transport by tile cars, Elk City appoints Emmi R Meinert as pontmintress, rapid sewer work begun in Caldwell, a Minidoka fire damages half a business district with about 60000 in losses, College of Idaho opens its 16th year with record attendance, Long valley population rising to 7000, a trolley collision injures two, bank examiner announces actions in Washington county, a drowns in Portne River, Empire theater fire injures operator, Payette Valley growers organize Apple Growers union, Culdesac city fire suspected arson, and race for prunes auction price at Chicago.
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Baptime Association
Caldwell
Emmi R. Meinert
Pontmintress
Elk City
Idaho County
Minidoka
College of Idaho
State Bank Examiner
Loveland
Funk
Washington County
Middleton
Mia
Jacobina Nelue
Pocatello
Hight
Portnent
Edward King
Empire Theatre
Long Valley
Ulug
Mountain Home
Payette Valley
Apple Growers’ Union
Nu Hed
Culdesac
Leas
Tom McKnight
Page @ Mott
Daggett Creek
Mr. McKnight
Tmeneo
Chicago
Earl Fiat Company
Payette Prult Packing Company
Payette
Navecal Banks
Idaho
Meat Law Applies to Home Products Only
Washington says the meat inspection act does not cover foreign meat shipped into the U S The Agriculture Department asserts it applies to foreign products while Inspectors may examine them The matter was referred to Attorney General Moody for opinion. Railroad statistics for year ending June 30 1905 show 26 deaths and 238 injuries per day nationwide with 9703 killed 6008 injured overall. Killed and injured figures split among employees passengers and others including trespassers.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Moody
Department
Interstate Conmerce Commission
United States
Pittman Dies at Everett After Brief Illness
R W Pittman longtime manager of the Western News Paper Union Salt Lake City died at Everett Washington September 22 after a brief illness He had resigned his Salt Lake City post about a month earlier to join the Everett paper mills and was 39 years old He leaves a wife and four children and was esteemed by newspaper men across Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming
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SW. Pittman
Western Newspaper Union
Salt Lake City
Everett
Wash
Pittman
Everett Paper Mills
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Cannon at Kansas City Opens Western Missouri Campaign
Kansas City Missouri Joseph G Cannon speaker of the national house of representatives was principal speaker at Convention hall Tuesday at a Republican meeting opening the congressional campaign in western Missouri He accused W J Bryan of inconsistency and of reversing his positions on many national questions.
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Kansas City
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Convention Hall
Missouri
Cannon
W. J. Bryan
Brutally Murdered Italian in Los Angeles Drive By Shooting
An Italian named Jos. Cura was shot and killed while driving along North Main street Tuesday afternoon. A mounted man rode up and fired three bullets into Cura, who was in a bogey. the assailant fled as witnesses watched.
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Los Angeles
Jos
Cura
North Main Street
Tmim Hieves
Cueia
Bleytt
Cueta
Riot Toll Grows in Avanta After Weekend Violence
Avanta Georgia reports riot fatalities rising with Jamon Hoard as the first white death and eighteen others injured since last Saturday night. Authorities note a prominent white woman witnessed two Black men shot and beaten nearby as saloons stay shuttered until order restores.
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Avanta
Ambush Attacks Kill and Harm Police in South Atlanta
Reports describe a mass casualty incident linked to revenge seeking Black groups. Three county officers on boats near Clark University were ambushed. one died, another fatally wounded, a third missing. Militia and mounted police pursue Black assailants into woods while additional injuries occur at Howells Street rail office. White pupils face stones as authorities impose item sale restrictions.
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Atlanta
Clark University
Grady Hospital
Howells Street
Stensland Admits Guilt After Bank Scandal
Paul O. Stensland, former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank president, arrived in New York under guard after fleeing to Morocco. Indicted for heavy embezzlements, he confesses to several charges and implicates other Chicago men. He plans to plead guilty, per Chicago Assistant State's Attorney Olson.
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New York
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Chicago
Pring Adelbert
Morocco
Theodore Stensland
Stensland
Islands Improving Governor General Reports Progress in Philippines
Departing Governor General Ide states the Philippines have improved materially during the fiscal year. Provinces largely tranquil aside from Samar and Leyte where fanatical sects caused disturbances. Filipino political interest is minimal except Manila where factional bitterness rises ahead of the assembly.
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Manila
Philippine Commission
Ide
Philippines
Samar
Leyte
Six Die in Minneapolis St Louis Train Collision at New Prague
Six people were killed and a score or more injured when a southbound passenger train struck a freight train at New Prague Minnesota on Monday at 2 30 a m. The crash derailed the entire train and wrecked the first cars as both engine crews perished.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New Prague
Ming
Prize fight death follows bout at Woodlawn Beach
Richard Munson, 20, one of the prizefighters, died Monday after injuries from a bout at the Tita hotel in Buffalo Saturday night. The death is attributed to a blow behind the left ear during the match.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tita Hotel
Woodlawn Beach
Richard Munson
Cuba Peace Prospects Weaken As Mediation Looms
Havana shows cautious optimism as liberals and insurgents empower a joint committee to meet American mediators. War Secretary Taft notes confidence in Cuban self-rule wanes and fears peaceful settlement may require continued U.S. military presence to supervise disarmament and ensure compliance. He stresses the United States should honor the agreement if factions unite.
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Havana
Cuba
Libnerals
Taft
United States
Republic
FUNSTON SAILS FOR HAVANA
General Frederick Funston travels from Jacksonville to Port Tampa to board the Oli vette for Havana. He confirms no orders beyond Taft’s directive to report in Havana promptly, and suggests Taft may want him to confer with Cuban insurgent leaders, noting his familiarity with prominent Cubans from the previous revolution.
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Jacksonville
Frederick Funston
Port Tampa
Havana
Funston
Taft
Fun «Ston
Narrow escape near here injures fifteen in derailment
Fifty two workers of an amusement company escaped death when their coach struck a derail and toppled off an embankment Sunday. A telegraph pole held the coach in place as it dangled. In the scramble to exit, fifteen occupants were injured though none seriously.
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Wabash
Ina
Telegraph Operators in Chicago Seek Higher Wages
Telegraph operators at the Chicago Postal Telegraph office voted to strike to press for higher wages and better working conditions. A conference with vice president E J Nally will seek to readjust differences before the strike is enacted.
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Chicago
Wmcago
Postal Telegraph Company
The
Telegraphers’ Union
E. J. Nally
Japanese slain as ship Kagetsu Marie burned at Kamchatka
Report from Kamchatka describes July 17 discovery at the Kaicha river mouth of eleven slain Japanese and the burned Kagetsu Marie. Bloodstained garments and bayonets found. Russians say the Japanese poachers attacked Lt Sotnikov and Cossacks, triggering the clash.
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Toklo
Kietee
Kamtchatka
Kaicha
Race War in Georgia Shocks Atlanta Citizens
In Atlanta on Saturday four white women were assaulted by black men near the city, part of a series of attacks that week. A mob pulled black riders from streetcars, beating them with clubs and stones. clashes continued into the night with police and fire crews dispersing the crowds. At least 15 black individuals were reported killed as troops were mobilized to restore order.
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Atlanta
Decatur Street
Hungry Boy Strikes Match In Pantry Explosion Tragedy
In St. Joseph Michigan a seven year old, Percy Smith, died after lighting a pantry match. A gasoline filled pan on a shelf ignited when his clothes caught fire, caused by the match and a pantry hazard.
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Hungry Boy
St. Joseph
Mich
Percy Smith
L. J. Smith
Young Smith
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P. W. Helphrey
Misa B. Lave
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Kimberly
Organd & Warehouse Company
R. W. Pittman
Speaker
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Minnesota
Tat
Z. K. Mano
West Thirtysixth Street
Day
Sixth Street
Andred
Eighteenth Avenue
Kamcchatka
Milwaukee
Vespo Tocco
Antigo
Jasper Caro
Rocco
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