Idaho State News Roundup Reveals Projects and Tragedies
Reports from Idaho detail the Rupert townsite development with a $20,000 start, Rexburg waterworks planned at $10,000, and Canyon County bonds for Caldwell courthouse. Major fires, drownings, and hold-ups shape a week of calamities, with oat yields near 80 bushels and broad public works including macadam paving on Idaho Falls streets.
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Idaho Valin
Bapar City
Rexburg
Canyon County
Caldwell
Crane Creek
Branning
Snake River
Twin Falls
St Anthony the Rencon
W.thompson
Pooutetta
J. Hall
Hull
Mighty Winds Strike Manila
A typhoon hit Manila causing ten natives dead and about two hundred injured. Property damage is estimated at five hundred thousand dollars as winds reached 185 miles per hour. Destruction affected gardens, telephones, and storehouses. thousands of power lines went down, delaying relief efforts. The weather cleared the next morning and recovery began.
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Manila
Unitat States Qhartermantor
Horrors at Baku Recounted by English Oil Men
Four Englishmen rescued from a Baluk wan mob describe months of horror near the Baku oil fields. One survivor, Williams, says he was confined in Zarbratt for five days without water, amid fires and constant shooting. Ten Armenians were killed in the violence as mobs swept the area.
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United State
Bolve Sequitte
John Cunninghan
St. Anthony
Brevent
Joe Dockman
Magettrines
Mim
London
Baku
FLORENCE ROBERTS RETURNS IN ANN LAMONI AT SALT LAKE THEATRE
Florence Roberts returns to star in Ann LaMoni a new Paul Armstrong drama at Salt Lake Theatre directed by Johnny Cort. The premiere opens Monday night October 2 with a NY built production. Roberts headlines a strong supporting cast for a one week engagement including two matinees.
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Salt Lake City
Ann LaMoni
Paul Armstrota
Florence Roberta — Willatar
Johny Cort
Lin
Salt Lake Theater
Ming Roberts
Roberts
New York
Salt Lake
Woman Brutally Murdered in Merstham Tunnel Case
A young woman was found murdered in the Merstham tunnel on the London and Southwestern line. The body showed severe mutilation with a long veil wedged in the mouth. Police believe the killer fled the train compartment and threw the body from the carriage. The case echoes an old, similarly styled crime attributed to Maple ton.
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Merstham
London & Southeastern
London
London & Southwestern
Frederick J. Gold
Percy LeFroy
Mapleton
Sime
Maccebe
Secretary Shaw to Resign from Cabinet in February
Secretary Leale M. Shaw will leave the cabinet on February 1 2008 after announcing by letter to the County Republican president. He said he would be busy preparing for the coming pension of Congress and would not return to Iowa until February 1 when he planned to retire from the cabinet.
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Dee Moines
the Treasury
Leale M. Shaw
Shaw
Congress
Ted
May
Dover
Fateful meeting after twenty years apart in Dover
In April 1884 Silas Burritt and James, once part of a past crime, reunite in Dover after two decades in exile. Burritt’s friend returns to mend a tarnished name, recounting a vow to return if the stain fades. Their conversation foreshadows a tense reckoning with family and past sins.
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Ia Burritt
Mr. Burritt
Sllan
Silas
Chapter II After All These Years Burritt Reaches Station
Burritt arrives at his destination between six and seven and surveys the station in a brief, cautious pause before departing.
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Burritt
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