Supreme Court upholds extradition in Western Federation case
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled the Idaho murder extradition of Haywood Moyer and Pettibone valid. Justice Harlan stated the decision leaves them bound for trial in Idaho, while McKenna dissented arguing federal review was proper to contest extradition methods.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Haywood
Moyer and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Steunenberg
Justice Harlan
Charles H. Moyer
W. D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Tases
Colorado
Woytrehfid
Justicie Harlan
Habedi Corpud
United States
Asi
McKenna
Moyer
Pettibone
Frattan
Alqeoereet
Cauchil
Este
hHe
Pe, Hy
Viollatea
Austrians At Boise Interurban Camp Discharged After Interpreter Beating
Thirty two Austrian workers for Faris and Kes on the Boise Interurban line were discharged at camp No 1 near Boise. The interpreter demanded five dollars monthly from each man and was badly beaten. The group had been quarrelsome and thefts were reported, prompting armed guards and threats to quit. A new crew is expected to replace them to continue the project.
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Faris & Kes
Boise
No. 1
Inte
Road to the East and Romeos in English class notes
Dec 18 program includes current events on England. Readings include The Road to the East by Mrs Moaby English Government Chapter XIV by Miss Wood Romeo and Juliet Act IV by Mrs Christopher. Next meeting with Mrs Miller.
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England
Moaby
Miss Wood
Christopher
Miller
Court Adjourns as Judge Opens December Term
Judge Smith opened the regular December term of the District Court Monday and adjourned until December 18. He will hold a term of court at Weiser in the interim.
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Smith
District Court
Weiser
District Attorney Married in Spokane Ceremony
United States Attorney N. M. Rulck for the district of Idaho wed Miss Lucinda Haskins of Genesee in Spokane on Wednesday November 28 1906.
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United States
N. M. Rulck
District of Idaho
Lucinda Haskins
Genesee
Spokane
Lavering Building Caves In Defective Brick Causes Loss
The Lavering building on Kimball street collapsed Wednesday afternoon due to defective brick material making the bricks crumble under weight. No injuries occurred and a joint inquiry by Mr. T. H. Soule and local contractors found no single party at fault. The accident is described as one of those rare mishaps despite preventive measures by contractor P. H. McDonald and architect Soule.
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Ploza
BBC
Lavering
Kimball Street
the Tribune
T. H. Soule
McDonald
Soule
Mrs Isabelle Soule Dies In Caldwell After Brief Illness
Mrs Isabelle Agnes Soule died in Caldwell two weeks ago after a life spanning Brooklyn birth on July 20 1870 California childhood Seattle residence and Caldwell home in recent years She married architect T H Soule September 20 1901 in Seattle The Caldwell community mourns her loss and extends sympathy to her widower with warm regard for her pleasant sunny disposition.
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Isabelle Agnes Soule
Boise
Brooklyn
New York
California
T. H. Soule
Caldwell
Soule
Manning Carpenter Land Case Wins Appeal at Interior
Secretary of the Interior affirms the decision of the register receiver and the commissioner of the general land office in the Manning versus Lucinda Carpenter contest over a homestead entry in section 31 township 3 range 3. Manning's abandonment challenge failed as the motion to dismiss was sustained, and the appeal progressed to the secretary, who ruled in Carpenter's favor.
Lavering Sells Furniture Store to W A Bridges
In Lavering Sella Ont week EB C Lavering sold out his furniture store to W A Bridges. Bridges will continue the business at the same location with a large stock on hand and more new furniture en route. It is not learned what Lavering will do next.
Midway Items Report From Blackfoot Trip
Charley Bumgardner returned from Blackfoot with a carload of grain and flour. Mrs Bumgardner has been slowly improving after eight weeks of illness. The Midway 8 H Thanksgiving program and box supper drew $26.00. Vassar Boys hounds killed a coyote Sunday. Cold weather has everyone froze up with little activity.
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Midway
Charley Bumgardner
Blackfoot
Geo
Bumgardner
Vassar Boys
Odd Fellows elect officers for ensuing term at lodge
At Wednesday night’s meeting the Odd Fellows elected George Murray noble grand F E Phillips vice grand C J Bhorb recording secretary H B Aven financial secretary A K Steunenberg treasurer and Leon Golden trustee. They then held their first meeting in their new lodge room described as one of the best appointed in the state.
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Odd Fellows
George Murray
F. E. Phillips
C. J. Bhorb
H. B. Aven
A. K. Steunenberg
Leon Golden
Judge to Call In Another Judge for Murder Trials
Judge Smith in Cald well said Washington county term will finish district business and prepare to hand office to successor Judge Ed L Bryan by January first. He raised questions about Bryan’s involvement in Steunenberg murder cases and Orchard matter, suggesting he may appoint a new judge to preside over Moyer Haywood Pettibone prosecutions. Tuesday’s Capital News.
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Smith
Nieunenberg
Frank J. Smith
Caldwell
Capital News
Washington County
Welser
Ed. L. Bryan
Canyon County District
Bryan
Steunenberg
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Boise Land Office News and Local Elections Notes
A Boise land office report covers several homestead contest actions in Caldwell and Nampa. Contests filed by R W Fitemorten and John Meyer challenge entries on specified sections with hearings in January 1907 before U S officials. Additional filings by T E B Howe and Milo P Elliott list non residence and non cultivation charges with hearing dates. The item also notes Verne Badley selling his Caldwell News to B F Clay and remarks on Canyon county politics shifting toward Democratic outcomes in the November election.
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Boise Land Office News
R. W. Fitemorten
Caldwell
James Brown
Boise
Graw
Harry W. Koch
Boise Meridian
Walter Cupp
United States
Boise Land Office
T EB. Howe
Nampa
Peter C. Carlberg
Milo P. Elliott
Seth A. Mills
Verne
Badley
B. F. Clay
Canyon County
Idaho City World
McBirney Kingsbury Marriage Announced in Centerville
Announcements report the marriage of Wh Ham Samuel McBirney of this city to Dr. Mary Adeline Kingsbury in Centerville Iowa on November 29. The couple will honeymoon in California and return to Boise via Seattle and Portland.
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Wh- Ham
Samuel McBirney
Mary Adeline Kingsbury
Centerville
Mr. McBirney
California
Boise
Seattle
Portland
Capital News
South Mountain District Nears Major Copper Revival
A Caldwell reader account details South Mountain as a revived mining district. Sonnemann and Branscombe developed most properties, with Sonnemann in control and caretaker Rasner on site. State mine inspector Bell endorsed the prospects, prompting Wayne Darlington to secure an option and fund development for a spring push, supported by prior Nugget optimism and a 25 year belief in copper potential.
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South Mountain
Caldwell
Sonnemann
Scotland
Columbia River
Umatilla
Idaho
Sonnemann and
fBraoscombe
Spokane
Cumberland
War Eagle
Atles
Branscombe
George Rasner
Robert N. Bell
Standard Mining Company
Sonnemann Group
Wayne Darlington
Blate
Mackay Mines
Darlington
Sonnemann Properties
Hubbard Reports Rapid Progress on Deer Flat Embankment
D R Hubbard visiting the Deer Flat reservoir project says cold weather slowed water for steam but not progress. He notes 1500 horsepower for machinery, winter gravel work, two months ahead on contract, aims to complete by October and finish early summer to take new jobs. A workers village with tents and stores has grown near the dam.
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Hubbard
Deer Plat Reservoir
D. R. Hubbard
Deer Flat
Sud
Capital News
Franklin Notes and Thanksgiving Gatherings Report
Franklin notes recount many social items including Misses Iva and May White hosting Thanksgiving at home, Miss Iva Weymouth teaching at Homestead, and Mr M K Madden moving to the old Dick Johnson place. Other items mention Mr Frank Lemaster planning to move to Deer Fair homestead, Mr J Yant trapped in cold weather, and a skating party at Bob White's pond enjoyed by locals.
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Thoble
Lemaster
Iva
Little Weymouth
Frank Lemaster
Deer
J. Yant
Ida
May White
Franklin
M. K. Madden
Dick Johnson Place
George Franklin
Kansas
M. Orr
Five Mile Creek
Bob White
Iva Weymouth
Homestead
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Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Circuit Court
Saratoga
South Mountain District
Nugget
John Des Loge
Misouri
Granite Mountain Company
Montana
Epworth League
Charles Evans
Long Valley
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