22 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
1
Montallon and Felizardo and their followers escaped the constabulary cordon in Cavite province mountains. The clash left 14 constabulary dead and 15 captured while one constable was killed and another wounded. Leaders’ papers and effects were seized and supplies destroyed.
Colonel Thomas Ward is named brigadier general in the regular army, replacing the retired Jacob Smith. Ward will retire soon and be succeeded by Colonel Joseph P. Sanger, currently inspector in the Philippines. General Frederick D. Grant has been tendered the Texas department command.
Denver reports indicate Union Pacific intends to shift its general headquarters from Omaha to Denver. President Burt is said to press Omaha concessions amid labor unrest and dissatisfaction with Omaha officials.
The body of W. C. Craft, wanted for the murder of a fellow sheepherder at Lewiston, was found in northern Fergus County Montana. A letter implied he preferred death to capture and threatened to shoot himself.
Rome reports Cardinal Ledchowski prefect of the Propaganda Congregation died this morning at age eighty.
Principal Robert J Caskey at Salt Lake City school announces coverage of board and tuition for the entire school year for a named address.
Mrs. D. M. Durfee wife of the Phillipsburg county attorney was shot last night at Missoula on returning from the dressmakers. Authorities report no clue to the motive or shooter and fear probable fatal injuries.
Cape Haytien July 22 local authorities notify consular corps foreigners may be attacked by land and sea they cannot guarantee protection. Consuls request French cruiser D Assas at Port Au Prince but French minister says cannot send due to Port Au Prince situation.
A severe earthquake at 1:10 AM on July 22 in Kingstown Island of St. Vincent caused residents to flee in night clothes and stay outdoors until daybreak. Partly demolished buildings are being razed for safety amid squally weather and receding seas with fears of a tidal wave. Separately, river and harbor improvements in the northwest and Oregon include Willamette and Columbia projects totaling about 5.1 million dollars, plus 200 thousand for The Dalles and 229 thousand for the Cascades.
Detective bureau says they are hunting for former Captain Putnam Bradles Strong on a theft warrant sworn by May Yohe. Miss Yohe and detectives checked pawn shops to identify jewels believed pawned by Strong in a case involving young ladies.
Secretary Moosy cables Commander McCrae of the gunboat Machias at Colonia to sail for Cape Haytien in response to the U S consulate there. Commands also sent for gunboat Marietta to depart Colonia and replace Machias after completing current Venezuelan coast duties.
Vancouver July 22 report that Canadian canners and fishermen have agreed on rates but tensions rise as Japanese fishers avoid standard terms. Japanese patrol boats patrol the Farzer area and have begun to cut nets to pressure compliance.
Frisco lawyer General William H L Barnes died at age 46 from hemorrhage of the Langs. He was regarded as a leading attorney and an eloquent orator on the Pacific coast.
Oregon City July 32. Township and range in Lincoln county comprising 28000 acres on the Siletz Indian reservation were opened for settlement today. The land office was thronged with hopeful filers and about 160 claims were taken. The township offers timber and agricultural lands with eight conflicting entries recorded.
The territorial convention in Honolulu split when Prince Cupid and about forty delegates bolted. The regular convention nominated Wilcox for delegate, while the bolters organized a new party calling themselves a non partisan party.
In St. Joseph and at noon the Democratic state convention opened to nominate two railroad commissioners and a public instruction superintendent. The gathering mirrors a major clash between the state administration and insurgents led by Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City opposing lobbying influence.
Thomas DeYarman has died in Horton Kansas at age while long illness. He founded the Virginia City Madisonian newspaper and was a notable local figure. He traveled for health and passed away in Horton.
Manager Boyd says the White Knob Copper properties will resume operations soon after their June suspension. A new smelter with 600 ton daily capacity is set to be ready by month end, with conservative output to await ore tapping improvements and cost reductions.
George 8 R Wright of the Philadelphia council has horrified peers by returning to the Pennsylvania railroad an annual pass sent to him. Wright says he always paid his own fare and sees reason to continue doing so.
Charles Lennox, the second of two men linked to the murder of John R. Williams, was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Butte. The verdict came after a two hour jury deliberation with the court to set the punishment as hanging.
In Philadelphia on July 22 the boiler exploded on the steam launch Marigold owned by W. H. Stanger of Peninaker New Jersey. A. Warren Stanger was swept overboard and drowned while J. W. Van Wynkle the engineer died from fatal scalds. The other occupants escaped.
London reports the death of John W Mackay with his body laid in a metallic coffin at his residence. Letters and telegrams pour in from around the world as Mrs Mackay is said to be well. Mackay, born in Dublin November 28 1881, became a leading American mine operator and the Bonanza King of the Comstock mines in Nevada.
A. C. Emerson of Ogden representing the Fruit Growers Express of Armour cars toured Boise and Payette valleys estimating the season. He projects at least two hundred carloads of apples prunes and pears will be shipped this year if all fruit is sent, with larger total potential. Emerson will base operations in Boise for the campaign as Port Poatello grows.
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