Austrian ranch hand shoots wife then commits suicide
In Jackson California the Austrian ranch hand Joseph C Huchulle shot Jean TAntallac wife of rancher living nearby and wounded her critically. He later committed suicide by swallowing poison on the courthouse steps after eluding pursuers. The wife suffered leg wounds and may require amputation. his motive cited $30 back wages.
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Jackson
Cal
Jean Tantallac
Joseph C. Huchulle
Court House
Polton
Lintallac
Raneher
Hachalic
Fred
Formal opening of Payette Boise reclamation project draws crowd
Boise February 22 thousands of people including trolley system reps Governor Brady and Idaho lawmakers witnessed the formal opening of the Payette Boise reclamation project. The event marked a major federal government driven canal effort with the project heads highlighted as the focal point of the ceremony.
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Boise
Trolamation Service
Brady
Idaho
Payette-Boize
Water Diversion Delivers Boise Valley Irrigation
Waters of the Boise valley are diverted to more than 200,000 acres from the big dan eight miles above Boise. Water flows into canals serving Ada and Canyon counties. One canal feeds Deer Flat reservoir, the world’s largest artificial body of water, to be filled before irrigation season and stored for drought use.
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Boise Valley
Big Dan
Boise
Ada
Canyon
Deer Flat
Tuberculosis Viewed as Social Medical Problem
A tuberculosis congress speaker stressed overwork and nerve strain as key factors in promoting the disease and urged public awareness that tuberculosis is a social issue as much as a medical one. The weakened system invites the germ, and the disease, known as the white death, devastates humanity.
Battle descriptions show Crimea veteran’s blunt view on war
The late Lord Wantage’s battlefield recollections, quoted in Lady Wantage’s biography, describe war as chaotic and dangerous. He mocks newspaper myths of unbroken eyes and neat columns, likening a charge to boys at school. The note also references Pliny’s ancient remark on calming seas with oil.
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Lord Wantage
V. C
Crimea
Lady Wantage
Admiral Roosevelt Hosts Navy Fleet Homecoming Toasts
At Fortress Monroe on February 22 President Roosevelt toasted the American battleship fleet returning from a 46 000 mile voyage. Admirals captains and crew applauded as he praised gunnery and the circumnavigation feat. The event followed a review aboard the Mayflower with remarks to Sperry and a banquet of Navy League members.
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Fortress
Monroe
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Charles 5. Sperry
Army
Navy
Connecticut
Louisiana
Georgia
Wisconsin
Admiral Sperry
America
Roadstead
Old Point Comfort
Fort Monroe
Old Point
Atea
Anchorage
Navy League of the United States
Sperry
John Fremont
Mississippi
Ridley McLean
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
John W. Weeks
Robert M. Thompson
Chamberlain
Senate and House Agree on Canned Music Sections
The senate and house committees on patents back the canned music sections of the copyright bill, aligned with the Currier bill already passed by the house. Senator Smoothday introduced the measure in the senate and will push to approval to become law this session.
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Washington
Senate
House
Patents
Smooth Day
Vance to Seek New Trial in Wife Murder Case
Thomas Vance, convicted of wife murder, plans a second motion for a new trial in Judge Armstrong’s Third district court division. Attorneys will file a notice of intention tomorrow and a formal motion Saturday. If denied, Vance can appeal to the Utah Supreme Court.
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Salt Lake
Thomas Vance
Armstrong
Third District Court
Vance
W. L. Maginnis
Ogden
John F. Tobin
Supreme Court
Miner William Andrews Dies By Suicide In Utah
Justice of the Peace Stanley A. Hanks learned yesterday the Park City miner who killed himself Saturday by ingesting a four ounce dose of a chlora bromide and morphine compound was William Andrews, not McAndrews. The death occurred at the morgue of Joseph Wm. Taylor, and Andrews’ brother in Missoula, Montana, has been notified for body disposition.
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Diana
Hanly
Kansas
Tle
Allence
Christian Church
Salt Lake
Justice of the Peace
Stanley A. Hanks
William Andrews
Joseph Wm. Taylor
Missoula
Mont
Andrews
Park City
Justice Hawke
Salt Lake Bride Sees Mrs Theresa Wilkinson Wed Elko Stockman
Theresa Wilkinson, twice divorced from Ek Wilkinson, married A D Taber a wealthy Elko Nevada stockman yesterday in Salt Lake. After a few days in the city, the couple will return to Elko to make their home. The first marriage began April 18 1892 at Mammoth, ending March 16 1895. remarried here August 22 1896. divorce granted in 1901 for extreme cruelty. Wilkinson deserted her in May 1900, returned later and abused her leading to the second divorce on desertion grounds.
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Salt Lake
Theresa Wilkinson
A. D. Taber
Elko
Nevada
Wilkinson
Hanly Elucidates Liquor Traffic Policy in Salt Lake
Ex Governor J. F. Hanly of Indiana spoke for an hour and a half in Barratt Hall last night on liquor traffic. The address outlined views on regulation and enforcement, signaling continued interest in temperance issues among local audiences.
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Salt Lake
Barratt Hall
J. F. Hanly
Flavoring Sees Half Century of Popular Use by Housewives
The text notes that flavoring agents have gained preference and are now widely used and valued by millions of housewives who have relied on them for fifty years.
Jealous man shoots two women then kills himself in Los Angeles
In an East Fourth Street alley Fred Knoblock shot Mrs Oalessa Norris also known as Billy Mitchell twice then killed himself. Police speculate jealousy as the motive and note Knoblock may have killed his wife beforehand. Knoblock and his wife had recently moved from Ysleta, Texas.
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Los Angeles
Oalessa Norris
Billy” Mitchell
East Fourth Street
Fred Knoblock
Knobloch
Norris
Ysletta
Tex
el Paso
Puritanica Fe Goals Reported Death By Electric Shock
The coroner ruled natural causes in the death of the individual referenced. He had been investigating electrical weighting arrangements and came into contact with a naked wire, resulting in fatal shock.
Directoire era five French directors rule
The Directoire era marks the French executive government from October 28, 1795, to November 9, 1799. It featured five directors who each year planned a retirement among them within this revolutionary period.
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France
Value of Education Shaped by Self Reliance and Sharp Tools
A man claims education is a constant bright tool that carves his luck by self effort. He argues it never dulls and outlasts others who grow rusty, always ready to do its work.
Close Calculation in Diplomatic Discourse
A diplomat urges restraint while a South American president hints at ultimatums to deter revolutionaries. A student and Mr. Meekton offer humorous reflections drawing on Eden and modern travel, implying discord began with Adam’s suitcase and Eve’s trunks.
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Washington
Adam
Garden of Eden
Mr. Meekton
Eve
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