Federal Troops Ordered to Goldfield from San Francisco
In California today the Twenty second infantry began moving from Angel Island and the Presidio by boat to Oakland pier en route to Goldfield Nevada. About two hundred fifty troops carry machine guns with Colonel Reynolds commanding the detachment.
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Twenty-second United States Infantry
Angel Island
Presidio
Oakland Pier
Goldfield
Funston
Reynolds
Oakland
Twenty-second Infantry
Pittsburg Bank Fails to Open
Fort Pitt National Bank in Pittsburg did not open due to a closure ordered by the comptroller of the currency. President Andrew Herron said deposits are protected and cited an event yesterday that necessitated the shutdown for everyone's protection. The bank's paid in capital is 1.7 million and deposits total 1.938 million.
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Pittsburg
Fort Pitt National Bank
Andrew Herron
Korean Outbreak Quickly Quelled After Uprising Attempt
Seoul dispatch reports after Prince Ito departed Koreans attempted an uprising. A crowd attacked a branch police station near midnight on December 5. One Japanese resident general officer was killed, a woman injured, and several Koreans wounded before the scene was quelled.
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Seoul
Prince Ito
Korea
Peery Dies in Los Angeles at Salt Lake Democratic Leader
D H Peery of Salt Lake, Democratic national committeeman from Utah, died here today in Los Angeles from Bright's disease.
National Chairman Elected by Republican Party
Harry S. New of Indianapolis was today elected chairman of the Republican national committee to succeed George Bortelou who resigned. Kansas City and Chicago vie to host the next convention. Washington date noted December 6.
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Harry
New
Indianapolis
Republican National Committee
George Bortelyou
National Republican committee weighs next convention site
The National Republican committee met at the Shoreham hotel with Harry S. New presiding to decide the time and place of the next convention. Kansas City and Chicago emerge as top contenders with Denver also mentioned. Seattle and others may receive initial votes. The contest between Kansas City and Chicago is described as spirited and decisive decisions are anticipated tomorrow.
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National Republican Committee
Shoreham Hotel
Harry
New
Kansas City
Chicago
Denver
Seattle
Requisition for Extradition of Steve Adams Arrives in Boise
Charles A. Fitzpatrick sheriff of San Miguel county Colorado arrives in Boise with Governor Buechtel's extradition for Steve Adams. Adams held in Rathdrum after declining 21000 bail. Prosecutor Walter Hanson said Adams will be turned over to Colorado. He faces murder trial at Telluride in 1902.
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Idaho
Dee
Charles A. Fitzpatrick
San Miguel County
Colorado
Buechtel
Steve Adams
Gooding
Rathdrum
Adams
Walter Hanson
Shoshone County
Telluride
Arthur L. Collins
Idaho's Representatives in Key Committees
Congressmen French named to the resolutions committee of the rivers and harbors convention and to the seven member sub committee to draft the resolutions. Senator Borah travels to Boise to aid in the Pettibone trial. his private secretary Guy Flennar remains in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
French
Borah
Boise
Pettibone
Guy Flenner
Terrific mine explosions entomb 500 men on Monongahela
Pittsburg dispatch reports two mines of Consolidation Coal at Monongahela West Virginia struck by simultaneous blasts. Five hundred miners were inside with at least five initially believed trapped. later reports cite a death toll around 425, with rescue efforts and gas conditions delaying entry.
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Pittsburg
Consolidation Coal Company
Monongahela
W. Va
Malone
Fairmont
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Number 8
A Blessing in Disguise Restores Confidence in Kansas City Banks
Kansas City on December 6 reports no bank runs after the National Bank of Commerce failure. The crisis is seen as over and confidence begins to return as the First State Bank of Argentine reopens with about 250000 in deposits. Efforts were under way to reopen two other nearby banks.
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National Bank of Commerce
First State Bank
Argentine
Kansas
W. Middlekuff
All Liquor Dealers on Same Footing in 1907 Law
Judge Ed L Bryan rules the March 12 1907 liquor act places retail and wholesale liquor houses on equal footing affecting William Wall v Sheriff William Winkler. The decision requires all liquor dealers including wholesalers brewers druggists to pay 750 yearly license and post 3000 bond with county commissioners for a quiet orderly establishment.
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Boise Statesman
Ed L. Bryan
Washington County District Court
William Wall
William Winkler
Supreme Court
Wall
Pettibone Trial Jurors Chosen With Peremptory Challenges
In Boise Idaho the Pettibone trial moved forward as the defense used its seventh peremptory challenge to excuse George Parkin a stock raiser while Sampson a farmer and former Teamsters member was initially accepted then later excused after the state exercised a challenge.
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Boise, Dee
George A. Pettibone
George Parkin
Tra Sampson
Teamsters’ Union
School War at Moscow Shocks City Officials
A poisoning attempt targeted Moscow Idaho school Superintendent Bevis and his family after a long school system dispute. An intruder entered Bevis home by cutting a wire screen, sprinkled white powder on meat and butter, and chemists there are testing the substance. Threatening letters have been received and several teachers have resigned amid growing dissension.
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Boise
Statesman
Moscow
Bevis
University of Idaho
Florence Roberts to Adopt Comedy in Pocatello Return
Florence Roberts announces a shift from tragedy to comedy with a new play Sham set for a Pocatello engagement next March. She notes past roles Zara Zaza and The Strength of the Weak and says Sham will deliver pure laughter with a happy ending.
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Florence Roberts
Zira
Pocatello
Miss Roberts
Zaza
Bannock Hotel
Local banks in Pocatello report strong condition
The Comptroller of the Currency reviewed statements from First National bank of Pocatello and Bannock National bank showing solid resources and deposits. Cash on hand and funds in other banks support a favorable financial picture with banks described as well as any in the country. Citizens' Bank noted as strong though not required to publish. The overall city money supply remains ample despite a mild financial flurry.
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Washington
First National Bank of Pocatello
the Tribune
Bannock National Bank
Tribune
Bannock
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Meeting of Sity Dads Addresses Academy Flood Risk
City council met in regular bi monthly session. Absentees were Fust and Bistline. Bills for two months were paid in full. Mayor foux nominated J C Johnston, blacksmith, as patrolman successor to Charles Sell.
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Water Company
Ety Council
Fust
Bistline
Foux
J. C. Johnston
Charles Sell
Fingle Care
Goldie Mellister
COE Uussion Tee
W. P. Heenor
Sam Cox
J. S. Sims
J. F. Murio
Tulius
Rosenburg
Fliances
Goldie Jle Allister
Comity Assessor
Ur Isurer
Prac Ih Sa Reka Aeah
Saeripe
Tarceeh
Scho
Acad Protecti Eny
Aho
Williams
Martin
Rooker Funeral Set For Sunday Afternoon
Dr. C N Rooker who died at Blackfoot state mental hospital will have a funeral Sunday at 2 pm in the city instead of Saturday. A Masonic committee will bring the body to North Main Street and the service will be at the Masonic temple. Eagles Spanish-American War veterans and other Masons will attend.
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C. N. Rooker
State Mental Hospital
Blackfoot
Rooker
Water Company Hydrant Issue Referred for Action
After approving the water company bills for two months the fire and water committee was told to confer with Superintendent George Winter about replacing a fire hydrant removed by the old council from the warehouse track right of way. The nomination was unanimously confirmed.
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Fire and Water Committee
George Winter
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