News of the State notes Idaho events and incidents
The report covers county vote totals, rail and mail service updates, a harsh cold snap at Murray, and military supply moves. It details mining accidents, a boy shot while handling a pistol, a boy's finger loss from an exploding cap, a Boise crime ring, land and Fort Sherman rezoning, Genesee street lighting, a potential soldiers home move, a fatal deer hunt accident near Whitebird, a dubious river drowning claim, a Meade death, a Bolse police case, pardons and commutations affecting Yee Wee and Louis Forest, and other legal actions including robberies and pardons slated for December actions.
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Board of Pardons
Boise
Yee Wee
Hurley
Yee Wah
Littleton Price
Huston
Sullivan
Louis Forest
Forest
John Martine
Soda Springs
John J
Antone Valk
Kxooenai County
Harry Meeks
Bob Meeks
Montpelier Bank
Thanksgiving Services Program at Baytis Church
The Union Thanksgiving services will be held at Baytis Church at 11 a.m. The program includes Doxology, Invocation by Rev J D Gillilan, reading proclamation by secretary A K Hicks, hymns, collection for the poor led by Rev H Van Engelen, prayers by Rev G H Perry, and Benediction by Rev H Van Engelen.
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Baytis
J. D. Gillilan
A. K. Hicks
Hermon
H van Engelen
G. H. Perry
Rev
H. van Engelen
Telegrams of Daily AP News Briefs for Busy Readers
A compact digest of important AP reports summarizing recent events from global topics to domestic matters. Readable, terse notes cover politics, economy, science, and society with quick factual updates.
McKinley Visiting Philadelphia For Founders Day Banquet
President McKinley, in Philadelphia for Founders Day at the Union League, lauded the November 6 electoral result as a people’s declaration. He said the vote endorsed the gold standard, open markets, and a righteous war, stressing unity beyond partisanship and the government of the people.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Union League
Root
Cuba
China
Philippines
Republican Party
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Historic 2 0 Victory
New Haven November 24 Yale University football team overwhelmed Harvard at Yale Field for its first win over Harvard since 1804. The blue surged from the opening kick to lock in a decisive 2 to 0 victory, avenging Harvard's earlier New Haven defeat.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Yale University
Harvard
Yale Field
Crimson
Waterloo
Diplomatic Hope Grows on Chinese Crisis Talks
Washington reports indicate improving prospects for understanding among foreign ministers over China. State Department notes in the last days suggest a less likely deadlock than early last week, signaling a more favorable situation in ministerial discussions.
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Washington
Navy
State Department
Steamer St. Olaf Wrecked Off Seven Islands
The steamer St. Olaf sailing between Quebec and Esquimaux Point in the lower St. Lawrence wrecked off Seven Islands. All aboard perished including nineteen crew and seven passengers.
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Quebec
St. Olaf
Esquimaux Point
Lower St. Lawrence
Nevada Population Drop Drawn from Census Data
Washington reports Nevada population figures from the census office showing 42,835 in 1890, up from 45,761 in a prior year, indicating a population decline. The data release notes Nevada’s population as 1000, with year marks 1890 and the numbers 42,835 and 45,761.
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Washington
Nevada
Mineral Production In United States Rises In 1899
David T. Day of the U S Geological Survey released the annual summary of mineral production for 1890 to 1899. The total value of minerals produced in 1899 reached 876 million dollars, up from 967 million in 1808, a rise of about 40 percent the largest in the industry’s history.
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Washington
David T. Day
Division of Mining and Mineral Resources
United States’ Geological Survey
United States
Industrial output climbs consistently through early 1900s
The text notes a steady rise in value from 1804 to 1805 with about an 18 percent increase. It states production from 189 to 1808 exceeded 850 million in all years except 1898 and 184. The average yearly production from 189 to 1809 inclusive was 618 286 510, with 1800 producing 7 722 496, or 5s percent above the period average.
Wisconsin 1912 presidential vote canvass totals
The official canvass from Madison lists state results for President with McKinley at 265203 votes, Bryan at 15929, Woolley at 10080, and Debs at 7084.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Bryan
McKinley
Woolley
Debs
Condition of Nicholas II Ruled Critical in St. Petersburg
Dispatch from St. Petersburg dated November 25 reports persistent rumors that Emperor Nicholas II is critically ill. Well informed sources claim the disease has progressed beyond what doctors disclosed and a fatal outcome is gravely feared.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Emperor Mholas
National Irrigation Congress Sees Record Interest
Delegates at the ninth annual National Irrigation congress in Chicago hailed greater national interest in irrigating arid lands. George H. Maxwell said the convention advanced the irrigation cause, highlighting its importance to the United States and drawing broader public attention, including those not previously concerned with irrigation.
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Chicago
National Irrigation Congress
United States
George H. Maxwell
Bryan in Chicago Talks with Towne and Dubois
William J. Bryan arrived in Chicago from Lincoln and went to the Auditorium Annex. He met with Chairman Towne of Minnesota and former Senator Dubois of Idaho for consultations before returning to Lincoln.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Auditorium Annex
Chairman Towne
Minnesota
Towne
Senator Dubois
Idaho
Notes From the Monthly Public School Report 1900
Superintendent Siders reports November 23 1900 month ending figures for enrollment and attendance. Total enrollment 809 with 409 boys 400 girls. 730 belonging 864 boys 366 girls 730. average daily attendance 677 with 332 boys 345 girls. Attendance percentages 92 for boys 95 for girls overall 93.1.2. Compared to last year enrollment up 70 and belonging up 75. daily attendance up 46. Arrangements planned for school entertainment at the opera house to aid piano and library fund. Entertainment scheduled for Friday afternoon December 21 with receptions for friends ahead of Christmas vacation. School will operate the day after Thanksgiving to offset lost time.
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Siders
Opera House
Ballard’s Horenomp Syrup Promises Quick Lung Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard’s Horenomp Syrup as a universal remedy for colds and coughs and lung troubles with a price of 25 and 50 cents sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Train accident at yard injures brakeman Walcott
A brakeman named Fred Walcott, about 26, was crushed when a train wheel ran over his right leg while he was coupling the cars. He was taken to St Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City for amputation. Walcott's sister is Mrs. Van Eugelen, wife of the First Baptist pastor.
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Meade
Whitebird
Camas Prairie
Mr. Meade
Richey
Griffith
Idaho
Fred Walcott
van Eugelen
First Baptist Church
Salt Lake
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs advertised in Pocatello
In Pocatello the population is about 2009 and many suffer throat and lung complaints. The ad urges residents to call their druggist for Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs priced 26 and 50 cents, sold by Sprague's Pharmacy.
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Sprague's Pharmacy
Native vote gives Wilcox strong Hawaii delegate win
Honolulu reports practically complete returns from the islands show Robert Wilcox elected delegate to Congress by a majority of 816 for the Fifty-seventh term and 277 for the Fifty-sixth term. The independent native party controls the legislature with majorities in each house and on joint ballot.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Islands
Robert Wilcox
Stockholders Meet of St. Anthony Railroad Held
The first annual stockholders meeting of the St. Anthony railroad occurred this morning in the Idaho division office. Attendees included General Superintendent BE. EE, Calvin, Manson, F. S. Dietrich, and F. W. Hills. Four New York directors were chosen including Winslow S. Pierce. Salt Lake reps Calvin, P. L. Williams, Bancroft, Hills. Manson named local director. A by laws code was adopted.
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St. Anthony
Supt. Manson
Idaho
BE. Ee, Calvin
BE. CO. Manson
F. S. Dietrich
F. W. Hills
East
New York
Winslow 8
Pierce
Salt Lake
Mesers
Election of Fort Hall Lodge No 6 K of P Officers
Fort Hall Lodge No 6 K of P met last evening and elected officers including Wm. Kelly as GC CG Rev. J. D. Gillilan as F C J. B. Bistline as Prelate L. Hewitt M of W Thos. Davis K of R EK. G Gallett M of F Wm. Norris M of E Wm. Pearson M at A W G Potter I G and W S Hopson U G.
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Fort Hall Lodge No
Wm. Kelly
J. D. Gillilan
F.C
J. B. Bistline
L. Hewitt
Thos. Davis
EK. G Gallett
Wm. Norris
Wm. Pearson
Potter
I. G
W. 8
Hopson
U. G
The End of the World Predicted by Scientist in 1014
An 1914 piece cites a scientist predicting doom in 1014 based on biblical revelation and urges readers to enjoy life while healthy. It promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a cure for bed stomach ailments and related issues, claiming it as the standard American remedy for over fifty years.
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