Fort Hall Lands Bill Seeks Sale Under Five Miles Limit
Congress presses a bill by Glenn matching a Senate version on ceded Fort Hall lands in Idaho within five miles of Pocatello. It directs sale after July 17 1902 with set prices and provisions for purchasing limits, irrigation, and mineral lands under federal law. The Senate panel adds a clause paying for Indian improvements on specified parcels, and calls for striking a portions of the bill, with Interior Department notes attached.
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House
Senate
Dutois
Fat Hall
Idaho
Pocatello
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Idaho Canal Company
General Land Office
Aeoticus
Town of
Committee On Indian Affairs
Bloodied War Ends In Rebel Triumph At Taza
Imperial troops suffer a crushing defeat as rebels led by the pretender to the throne decapitate sultan loyalists. The sultan orders no mercy at Taza where reinforcements pursue the rebel stronghold. In a separate report Bradford and other cities report major fires causing widespread damage and loss, with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Tangiers
Moroso
Taza
Revolt of the Crown Princess of Saxony
Dresden reports the Crown Princess Louise of Saxony fled her home in December amid rumors of estrangement and a potential divorce. King George and Crown Prince Frederick know her location but accept the rift as irreparable. December notes say she plans to separate from court life and the man she finds loathsome.
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Dresden
Saxony
Salsburg
Frederick August
Louise
Tuscany
George
Frederick
A Strange Case in New York Train Accident
A month after a New York Central train strike at Oake corners Mrs. Anna Peck remains unconscious with physicians fearing mind blank upon recovery. Her sister Mrs. Van Huysen is also in dangerous condition from the collision.
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New York
Anna Peck
World Dispatch
Phelps, N. Y
A Proper Color
General Francis Vinton Green was today appointed police commissioner replacing Colonel Partridge who resigned.
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New York
Francis Vinton Green
Partridge
Chicago Wheat Market Shows May Price at 177%
Chicago wheat prices for May futures rose to 177 1/2 cents as trading closed. Market observers noted strong demand and limited supply influencing the advance during the session.
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Chicago
Deadly Andijan Earthquake Ravages Russian Town
Ashkatad December report from Andijan notes 4000 victims in the native quarter with 800 corpses unearthed. A 5,000,000 rouble treasury lies in ruins as police cordons guard excavations while subsidence and water loss threaten the town. Shelters and free aid kitchens rise amid ongoing shocks.
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Ashkatad
Russian Turkestan
Andijan
Fatal shooting at Poverty Flat ends in jail for Larry Bannon
A Hailey telephone report says Larry Bannon killed Frank Brown and wounded Jesse Lee at the Brown ranch over hay and cattle disputes. Bannon surrendered in Hailey after claiming self defense as Brown and Lee, both ranchers, were neighbors with a long feud. Brown left a widow and two children.
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Hailey
Frank Brown
Jesse Lee
Larry Bannon
Poverty Flat
Bannon
Brown
Lee
Roosevelt urged to refuse arbitrate Venezuelan dispute
Washington reports the British and German proposals to arbitrate the Venezuelan muddle are due soon. Pressure builds from newspapers and lawmakers for Roosevelt to decline arbitration. In Caracas the Red Line steamer Caracas faces blockade limits while US and British ships push for compliance.
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Great Britain
Germany
Roosevelt
Caracas
Red Line
New York
Giovani Baccan
Dlockade
Caracan
Diehl
United States Gontoat
Marietta
Omracas
Tribone
la Guayara
Four Times Mayor elected in Mexico City
Mexico City on December 25 reports Senor Guillermo Landaya Becandon has been reelected as mayor for the fourth time, continuing his long tenure in city government.
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Mexico City
Senor Gullermo Landaya Becandon
Good Man Gone. Archbishop Temple Dies in London
The Most Rev. Frederick Temple archbishop of Canterbury died in London at 8 15 this morning. He passed away peacefully in the presence of his wife and two sons. Died of old age.
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London
Frederick Temple
Canterbury
He Found a Cure by J. H. Foster at Salt Lake City
A testimonial note from J. H. Foster of 1188 Second street Salt Lake City claims relief from dyspepsia after using Herbine L. He recommends it to friends and mentions Mrs. A. L. Cook as a location related to the notice about the remedy.
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J. H. Foster
Second Street
Salt Lake City
A. L. Cook
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