Federal Troops on Way to Goldfield
Reports describe a large detachment of the Twenty second Infantry leaving Angel Island and the Presidio by boat to Oak land pier en route to Goldfield Nevada. Commanders include Colonel Reynolds with General Funston on standby. fears of miner resistance and weapon seizures circulate as trains head toward Goldfield.
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San Francisco
Calif
Dee
Twenty-second United States Infantry
Angel Island
Presidio
Oakland Pier
Goldfield
Funston
Reynolds
Coldfield
Oakland
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort Pitt National Bank Suspends Operations
Pittsburg December 6 The Fort Pitt National Bank failed to open after the door announcement that it was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency President Andrew Herron said deposits are fully protected and the suspension was caused by an yesterday event to protect all concerned The bank has 1.7 million paid in capital and 1.938 million in deposits
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Pittsburg
Fort Pitt National Bank
Andrew Herron
Korean outbreak quickly quelled after Japanese envoy departure
A Seoul dispatch says after Prince Ito left, a small uprising began with a crowd attacking a branch police station. One Japanese person was killed, a woman injured, and several Koreans wounded, but authorities quickly quelled the disturbance.
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Tokio
Seoul
Prince Ito
Korea
Peery Dies in Los Angeles Democratic Leader From Utah
D. H. Peery of Salt Lake City and a Democratic national committeeman from Utah died in Los Angeles today from Bright's disease.
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Peery
Los Angeles
D. H. Peery
Salt Lake
Utah
Bright
National chairman chosen at meeting in Washington
Harry S. New of Indianapolis was today elected chairman of the Republican national committee to succeed George B. Cortelyou, who resigned. The selection followed meetings held in Washington Kansas City and Chicago to decide the next convention location.
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Harry S. New
Indianapolis
Republican Committee
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Republican National Committee
George B. Cortelyou
National Republican meet debates next convention site
The National Republican committee opened at the Shoreham hotel with Harry New as chair. The agenda centers on choosing the time and place for the next convention. Kansas City and Chicago lead, with Denver mentioned as a possible challenger. Seattle may also receive initial votes.
Requisition Honored in Adams Extradition
Sheriff Charles A. Fitzpatrick of San Miguel county Colorado arrived in Boise with Governor Buechtel’s extradition for Steve Adams. Adams, held at Rathdrum, refused $21,000 bail and faces trial at Telluride for the murder of Arthur L. Collings at the Smuggler-Union mine in 1902. He may testify in the Pettibone case in Boise first.
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Boise
Idaho
Charles A. Fitzpatrick
San Miguel County
Colorado
Buechtel
Steve Adams
Gooding
Rathdrum
Adams
Walter Hanson
Shoshone County
Telluride
Arthur L. Collings
Idaho's Representatives Seated on Key Committees
Congressmen French named to the resolutions committee of the rivers and harbors convention and to the seven member subcommittee drafting resolutions. Senator Borah departs for Boise to aid in the Pettibone trial, while Guy Flenner, his private secretary, stays in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Dec
French
Borah
Boise
Pettibone
Guy Flenner
Disastrous explosions entomb 500 miners at Monongahela WV
In Consolidation Coal Mines Nos. 6 and 8 on the Monongahela River disaster leaves up to 425 dead. Rescue efforts face toxic gas and possible fire as crews race to reach trapped workers. Authorities report multiple fatalities and a vast entombment with uncertain chances of survival.
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Monongahela
Pittsburg
Dee
Consolidation Coal Company
W. Va
Malone
Monongahela River
A Blessing in Disguise Restores Confidence in Kans City Banks
Kansas City on December 6 reported no bank runs as the National Bank of Commerce failure stirred relief. The First State Bank of Argentine, Kansas, reopened with about 250000 in deposits and cashier W. Middlekuff stated the bank is sound. Efforts were underway to reopen two other small affiliated banks.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
First State Bank
Argentine
Kansas
W. Middlekuff
All Liquor Dealers On Same Footing in Washington Case
Judge Ed L. Bryan rules the 1907 liquor act places retail and wholesale liquor houses on equal footing. William Wall sues Sheriff William Winkler to obtain a wholesale license. writ of mandate quashed. Appeal to the state supreme court. All dealers must pay 750 dollar annual license and file a 3000 dollar bond.
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Boise Statesman
Ed L. Bryan
Washington County District Court
William Wall
William Winkler
Supreme Court
Wall
Pettibone Trial Jury Struck With Peremptory Challenges
In the Pettibone trial Boise delegates used their seventh peremptory challenge to excuse George Parkin a stock raiser then passed for cause yesterday. Tra Sampson a farmer and former Teamsters member was accepted but later the state used its eighth rotary challenge to excuse.
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Boise
Dee
George A. Pettibone
George Parkin
Tra Sampson
Teamsters’ Union
Rotary
School War at Moscow prompts poisoning scare
A Moscow threat case centers on Superintendent Bevis of the city schools after a break in at his home. White powder sprinkled on pantry meat and butter sparked fear of poisoning. Investigators test the substance. threats and resignations follow ongoing disputes over the school system.
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Bevis
Boise
Statesman
Moscow
University of Idaho
Florence Roberts to Adopt Comedy in New Play Sham
Florence Roberts plans a return to comedy after acclaimed tragedies. She will tour the Northwest starring Sham in Pocatello next March, promising a lighthearted, jovial piece with no tears beyond laughter.
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Florence Roberts
Bannock Hotel
Local banks reported strong condition in Pocatello area
The two local national banks, First National of Pocatello and Bannock National Bank, filed statements with the Washington comptroller showing solid financial health. First National reported resources of 562,461.79 with deposits of 348,483.81 and cash on hand of 51,434.75. Bannock National showed 250,623.98 in resources, 140,962.88 in deposits, and 45,127.00 cash on hand. The city’s citizens bank is noted as strong, though not required to file now, with rapid growth and sound management.
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Washington
First National Bank of Pocatello
The
Tribune
Bannock National Bank
Bannock
Pocatello
Citizens Bank
Salt Lake
City Dads Meeting Yeilds Mixed Outcomes on Academy Flood Shield
City council session notes routine bills from street work to police and fire. A special committee reported protecting Academy of Trade grounds would cost 40 to grade Ninth Street, but a motion to use stone failed. J. C. Johnson nominated as regular patrolman to replace Charles Sell.
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F. E. Warner
Blyth & Fargo Co
Geo. Gittign, Hay
A, Murphy, Oats
J.C. Johnson
W. H. Peek
D. F. Myes
J. W. Kelly
Geo. P. Hassell
Chas. H. Full
John Ellig
J. C. Johnson
Goldie Mellister
W. OU. Price
J. F. Sims
Poea, Water Co
Bushong & Co
J. T. Williams
J. B. Perkins
City Pris
J. H. Croxill
City Sexton
A. HH. Smith
T. C. Reyn
J. M. Asher
T. H. Kare
W. P. Haenor
Sam Cox
Bean Haré Ware Company
Geo. P. Hersell
Hanon
Cor- Mer Eek
J. F. Muray
Julius Roseburg
Goldie Jle Allister
Jos
Fingle
J. H. Bean
Assint County Assessor
TD Sr Ccatt Vieweyes
Toyrrup IE
Academy of Trade
Williams
Martin
Martin Iefusing To Vote. Now Patrolman. Mayor Foux Nominated J. C. Johnston
Charles Sell
Funeral for Dr. C. N. Rooker Set for Sunday
The funeral for Dr. C. N. Rooker who died at Blackfoot State Mental Hospital will be Sunday at 2 PM in this city, after postponement from Saturday. The service will be at the Masonic temple with involvement from the Masonic order Eagles and Spanish-American War veterans.
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C. N. Rooker
State Mental Hospital
Blackfoot
Rooker
Water Company Matters Prompt Hydrant Replacement
The fire and water committee, after approving two months of the water company bills, was told to confer with Superintendent George Winter about replacing the hydrant removed on council order from the warehouse track right of way.
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Water Company
Fire and Water Committee
George Winter
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