Tragedy at Milner Amid Suspicion of Husband
Mrs. Dr. Emerson daughter of Hon Frank Gooding of Shoshone was shot twice in Milner Idaho. Reports say a burglar may be responsible though many favor her husband Dr J W S Emerson as the shooter. Doctors confirm two bullets and the condition is hopeful for her recovery.
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Dr. Emerson
Frank R. Gooding
Shoshone
Milner
Doctor Emerson
Hon
Frank Gooding
J. W. S. Emerson
Kimama
J. W.S. Emerson
Ida
Emerson
Stock Growers Mercantile Company of
Steely
Bimerson
Chicago Wheat Market Brief
Chicago September wheat at 90 and 784 per bushel with a 78 percent reading noted, market activity reflected in the Chicago grain report.
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Chicago
Insurgents Press Turkish Lines Near Salonica
A clash near Pekin in Melnik district, sixty five miles from Salonica, reportedly costs the Turks 500 men killed including two colonels. Washington hears from Sofia urging Washington to intervene to stop the attacks in Turkey.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Pekin
Melnik
Salonica
Canal Situation at State Department Remains Hopeless
The State Department reports the canal situation as hopeless, echoing Minister Beaupre's cable, with no request from Colombia to extend the ratification period of the Hay Herran Panama treaty as the deadline nears.
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State Department
Beaupre
Washington, D. C
Nome Robbery Suspect Acquitted by U S Court
Seattle dispatch reports Nome and St Michaels wires established. The Nome press dispatch states George Allen of Seattle, once convicted in Nome for an assault linked to Embleton’s robbery, was acquitted today by a United States District Court jury. Allen is the son of former U S Senator Allen.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
St. Michaels
St. Michael
Seattle Times
George Allen
George Embleton
United States District Court
Allen
United States
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Opens Convention in Baltimore
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows opened its annual convention in Baltimore as John B. Goodwin read the Grand Sire and Commander in Chief report. The order shows 1,320,956 members and revenue of 11,558,905 dollars, up 771,343 from the prior year, with relief expenditures of 3,893,220 dollars in 1902.
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Baltimore
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
John B. Goodwin
Fight of His Life Declared at Union Convention
In Kansas City on September 21 Sam Parks of New York declares he came to wage the fight of his life for labor as delegates from Local Union No. 2 attend the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Convention. He accuses some of opposing labor rights while President Buchanan lacks power to suspend Local Union No. 2.
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International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Kansas City
International Bridge and Structural Trou Workers
Sam Parks
New York
New York City
Buchanan
Eal Union
Curtis Jett on the Stand in Cynthia Trial
Curtis Jett testified in Cynthia Kentucky on September 21 claiming he was in Pargis Brothers' store at the time of the shooting. On cross examination he appeared sullen and refused to answer many questions.
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Cynthia
Curtis Jett
Pargis Brothers
Jett
Explosion at Fort in Mozambique Wounds and Kills Many
Explosion of gunpowder and grenades at San Sebastiao Fort in Mozambique on September 21 kills and wounds many. The fort is extensively wrecked and more explosions are feared as authorities probe the incident.
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Mozambique
East Africa
San Sebastiao
Woolley Named Assayer for U.S. Assay Office
The Associated Press reports Smith Woolley of Pocatello has been appointed assayer at the U.S. Assay Office in Boise Idaho, replacing J W Cunningham who has been removed. The move ends the incident.
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Associated Press
Hr. Smith Woolley
Pocatello
U.S
Boise
Idaho
J. W.cunningham
New Snake River Bridge Contract Let to Campbell-Flagler
The American Falls Bridge Commission awarded the 10800 dollar contract for the Snake River bridge to Campbell-Flagler Bridge company of Council Bluffs Iowa. The, structure includes 624 feet timber trestle, two 100 foot steel spans, 16 foot roadway, and 11,000 dollar bond for faithful completion with project to finish about January 1904.
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American Falls
Flagler
Williams
Blaine County
Oliver
Oneida County
Stevenson
Hyde
Bannock Country
Price of bar silver climbs to 59 cents in New York
The price of commercial bar silver rose to 59 cents an ounce in New York on September 21, the highest since July 1, 1901.
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New York
Pious John Won The Suit In Wanamaker Slander Case
In Beaver Pennsylvania on September 21 the slander suit brought by former State Printer Robinson against ex-Postmaster General John Wanamaker ended with a verdict for Wanamaker in the Third District court this morning.
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Beaver
Posimaster
John Wanamaker
Robinson
Wannamaker
Third District
All creditors told to present claims to American Falls Water Power Co
All creditors of the American Falls Water Power Company are hereby notified to present their claims promptly to the designated fiduciary or court to settle debts and establish a verified claim. This notice signals an insolvency or reorganization proceeding requiring timely action by creditors.
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American Falls Water Power Company
Roosevelt Hosts Lunch for Proctor and Harvey Scott
President Roosevelt entertained at luncheon today Senator Proctor of Vermont and Harvey W. Scott editor of the Oregonian of Portland in Oyster Bay.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Harvey W. Scott
The
Oregonian
Portland
Freight wreck at Ink om kills worker and大量 sheep
An engineer ran past block signals causing a rear end collision at Ink om. J A Spicer of Spencer North Carolina died of injuries while two carloads of sheep perished and railroad property suffered about $2000 damage. Extra trains from Pocatello carried twenty ears of sheep. Coroner holds an inquest. several crew injured.
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Inkom
J. A. Spicer
Extra
McGinn
McNamara
Pocatello
Hinickle
Jarbo
Inkem
Wood Live Stock Company
Spencer
Jowens
North Carolina
Hennickle
Coleman
Justus
Bean
Filipino Carpenters Freed From Head Tax for St Louis Exhibit
Immigration officials in San Francisco Tacoma and Seattle are to admit Filipino carpenters for the St Louis exposition without the head tax. The decision frees entrants from the Philippines who had been detained on grounds they might become public charges.
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St. Louis Exposition
Washington, D. C
Immigration Bureau
San Francisco
Tacoma
Seattle
United States
Philippine Islands
Marshal of Alaska Given Another Chance
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the tower court judgment in the case of Frank H. Richards United States Marshal of Alaska. The case is remanded for a new trial as Richards was accused of selecting a favorable jury to acquit postmaster J H Wright at Nome charged with embezzlement of government funds.
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Portland
Ore
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tower Court
Frank H. Richards
United States
Alaska
Richards
J. H. Wright
Nome
City Dads Fail to Meet Quorum on Light Rates Talk
City council failed to form a quorum Saturday with Mayor Steely presiding while members Mullin Mellan Lane Brooks and Sanders attended. President Brady of the Electric Light Co. offered to meet to set a fair rate for Pocatello lights. The Fair and Racing Association may need city sprinklers to clear crossings, prompting debate over sprinkler service. Council adjourned to Tuesday.
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Brady
Racing Association
Steely
Mellan
Lane
Brooks
Sanders
The
Electric Light Co
Pocatello
Fair and Racing Association
Fair Association
Delaware Chief Justice Calls Lynchings Crimes
Chief Justice Loree of the Delaware Supreme Court urged the Grand Jury to treat the mob killing of George White as a crime against God and man. He declared every participant in a lynching a murderer and emphasized legal accountability.
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Loree
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Supreme Court
George White
Cheyenne May Lose the Wyoming Capital
Casper Tribune predicts moving the state capital from Cheyenne to Casper in 1904 with roughly 13 500 votes in favor from Natrona Big Horn Fremont Sheridan Johnson Weston Converse and Crook counties and about 10 000 votes against from Laramie Albany Carbon Sweetwater and Uinta counties to keep Cheyenne as the seat.
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Casper
Wyo
Casper Tribune
Cheyenne
Natrona
Big Horn
Fremont
Sheridan
Johnson
Weston
Converse
Crook
Laramie
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Uinta
Sir Thomas Lipton Progress Report in Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton rested well after a night in Chicago. Doctors report he is comfortable and, barring complications, should be strong enough to travel to London by week’s end.
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Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
London
For Rent Modern Furnished Room With or Without Board
Room rental notice describes a modern furnished space with optional board at 881 South Cleve. Partial text implies location and availability but details are incomplete.
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South Cleveand
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