Five Prisoners Escape From County Jail in Oregon
Five prisoners broke out of the county jail Sunday night by sawing through a cell bar and digging through a brick wall. One was recaptured in the jail yard. four remained at large, with two heading east and two west. Names include Jack Lee, Webster Campbell, Ed Moore, John Hogan, and Sam Kelly. Sheriff Ellis leads the manhunt.
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Cousty
Jack Lee
Fred Davis
Soda Springs
Webster Campbell
Ed Moore
John Hogan
Sam Kelly
Lee
Ellis
A. B. Bean & Co
John Priest
Oregon
Eilis
Sepa
Hogan
Kelly
Mena
Notice to Light Patrons in Pocatello
Pocatello Power and Irrigation Co warns patrons using 32 or 82 candle power lamps while paying for 16 candle power. Replace with 16 candle power lamps or notify of 82 candle power usage to readjust rates. Noncompliers will have lights discontinued.
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Pocatello Power and Irrigation Company
Pocatello Power & Irrigation CO
Superintendent Office Hours Announced in Bantock County
Grace E K Mibumay Bantock County Supt of Schools issues office hours spanning December 20 21 22 24 31 1900 and January 5 7 12 1901. Notice dated December 15 1900 from Pocatello Idaho lists schedule details for district officials.
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Grace EK. Mibumay
Schools
Bantock Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Thackerville Man Recommends Arnica for Leg Sore Cure
Paid Dear for his leg, B D Blanton of Thackerville Texas, spent over 300 dollars in two years to doctors to cure a running sore. He says Bucklen Arnica Snive healed it with one box. Also promotes piles cure at 25 cents a box and Ballard’s Snow Syrup for throat and lung troubles.
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B. D. Blanton
Thackerville
Texas
Bucklen
Bean
Telegrams Highlight Global Happenings In Brief Form
Daily AP briefs summarize key events from the Old and New Worlds for busy readers. Items cover political developments, economic updates, and notable incidents with concise, detached wording suitable for quick scanning. The roundup emphasizes clarity and immediacy in reporting.
Englishmen Grit Their Teeth In South Africa Crisis
London dispatches report dismay at Kitchener's latest moves and British setbacks near Pretoria. Critics blame miscalculations by General Clements and poor coordination with Broadwood as losses mount and new forces, including five thousand mounted infantry, are promised to bolster the campaign. General Kitchener to be granted broader authority.
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London
Dee
Kitchener
Burié
Nicholson
Pretoria
Clements
Northumberland Fusiliers
Clement
Telegraph
Broadwood
South Africa
Congressman Boutelle Health Report From McLean Hospital
The statement from Dr Edward Cowles superintendent of McLean hospital Waverly Mass details Congressman Boutelle’s brain disease linked to chronic renal and cardiac lesions. The doctor says Boutelle has limited prospects for recovery and should not resume active life though mental improvement may continue. he may live only a few years.
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Washington
Congressman Boutelle
Edward Cowles
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Mass
Navy
Cowles
Charles A. Boutelle
Boutelle
Bryan Plans Weekly Paper The Colomner in Lincoln
Lincoln Dec 16 William J Bryan announces plans to launch a weekly newspaper to discuss public questions. He aims to study social economic and political issues, earn income, and spend more time with family. He will publish and edit with Lincoln as the publication site and plans lectures in college towns.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Oollmoner
Kansas City
Lincoln
Little Bat Scout Garners Noted Indian Scout Valor
Crawford Neb December 15 reports on the fearless Indian scout known as Lie le bine who rose to prominence for services to General Crook and later for broader actions in major conflicts with tribes.
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Crawford
Saloon Fight Leaves One Wounded. Haguewood Surrenders
James D. Haguewood, saloon manager, wounded tally in a disturbance at a saloon. The cause is unclear. The deputy chief officer known as Little Bat, serving at Fort Robinson, expressed slight hopes for recovery as Haguewood surrendered.
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James D. Haguewood
Bat
Fort Robinson
Phere
Aguewood
British Claim a Victory at Orange River Battle
London reports a severe battle ending in a British victory. The engagement began at daybreak and lasted several hours with Boer forces of 1800 to 206 surrounded at the Orange river and thoroughly defeated. Many Boers killed or wounded and some captured.
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London
Orange River
Hopkins reapportionment bill keeps House at 357
The house census committee approved the Hopkins reapportionment bill by 7 to 6, leaving total House membership at 357 and rearranging several state delegations. The measure will not be considered until after the holidays.
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Washington
Home Committee On Census
Hopkins
House
Senate set to vote on Hay Pauncefote Treaty next Thursday
Washington December 17 The senate has reached an agreement to vote on the Hay Pauncefote treaty next Thursday with the first votes on amendments scheduled at 8 p.m.
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Washington
Senate
Short Line to Build New Shops in Pocatello Pending Idaho Legislation
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the Short Line delays in starting a half million dollar shop project in Pocatello awaiting Idaho legislature action. A top official says next spring work will begin if unresolved assessment issues are settled. The decision reinforces Pocatello as the shop site despite current postponements.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Short Line
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Boise
Board of Trade
Portnent Hose Co. 8 Plans First Annual Banquet
The Portnent Hose Company No. 8 announces its first annual banquet to be held Saturday December 20 at the Pacific Hotel at 10 PM. The event is organized by the company with expenses covered by members. City officials and other leading residents will attend, and the gathering is described as a milestone for the department.
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Portnent Hose Co
Pacific Hovel
New Year Guide Promises Health Hints And Anecdotes
Hostetter’s Almanac 1901 edition advertised by Hostetter Co of Pittsburgh. The book offers health tips and general information while claiming eight million copies printed in multiple languages. Sixty workers produced the almanac, available through druggists and dealers nationwide.
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Hostetter
Hostetter Co
Fitnsburgh
Lostetter
Canal project eyed to irrigate Gentile Valley farms
A Gentile Valley firm forms the Thatchar Canal and Power Company with 30000 capitalization to build a Bear River canal six miles above Cove. The 23 mile route would water 6000 to 7000 acres along the west bank, delivering 2 to 2.5 feet of flow. Leaders include Denmark Jensen and Geo C Peck with officers listed. Construction starts at once to boost Gentile Valley agriculture and extend river water for irrigation away from smaller mountain streams.
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Gentile Valley
Thatchar
Denmark Jensen
Folkman & Son
8. R. Sterrett
Geo. M. Smith
Thos Allsop
Chee. F. Larkins
Alex Harris
James Hansen
Jobo B. Thatcher
Leo Peck
Wom. P. Peck
H. H. Peck
Geo. C. Peck
F. M. Bellwickle
C Medford
B. J. White
Ernest F. Hale
Peter Nielsen
Obas. Izatt
Thos. Allsop
Canal plans emerge for irrigation and land development
Incorporation papers drafted by Theo Turner of the Bannock Abstract Company detail a proposed canal project moving above the line and a separate venture to divert Cottonwood Creek into Treasureton lands. The second plan envisions a canal about ten miles long for irrigation purposes.
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Theo Turner
Bannock Abstract Company
Christmas Deseret News Gold Edition
The Salt Lake City Deseret News published its Christmas edition as a 60 page issue. It highlights the Utah railroad proposition Salt Lake & Los Angeles The City of Saints and The City of Angels with a handsome lithograph and history of Utah and neighbors.
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Salt Lake City
Four Marriage Licenses Issued in Local District
Deputy Cupid Les Campbell issued four marriage licenses yesterday. The couples are Augustus G. Palmer of Pocatello with Hester A. Bagley of Ogden. Samuel L. Bagley of Pocatello with Rebecca Hill of Teton Basin. Fred A. Ta Rose of Pocatello with Evelyn M. Lawrence. and Oral Pons of Pocatello with Evhel M. Lawrence.
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Cupid Les Campbell
Augustus G. Palmer
Pocatello
Hester A. Bagley
Ogden
Samuel L. Bagley
Rebecca Hill
Teton Basin
Fred A. Ta Rose
Evelyn M. Lawrence
Oral Pons
Evhel M. Lawrence
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets Sold At Sprague’s Pharmacy
An advertisement states Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets provide immediate relief for heartburn and indigestion. Each tablet costs 25 cents or 50 cents, sold at Sprague’s Pharmacy with a positive guarantee.
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Acker
Sprague’s Pharmacy
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Sharp Mind Boost
A sales note claims the pills improve stomach and liver function to give strength and a clear brain. A box costs 85 cents and is sold by Bean’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Bean’s Drug Store
The Curse of Womantind Headache Cure Offered
A tonic named Sherman’s Headache Cure promises immediate relief for neuralgia and general headaches. Sold by Sprague's Pharmacy with a 26c bottle and 1c option, guaranteed harmless and effective in one dose.
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Sherman
Sprague
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