WRECK NEAR WEISER KILLS ONE, 26 INJURED OFF OREGON SHORT LINE
A westbound passenger train derailed near Old's Ferry Idaho twelve miles west of Weiser at 2 am when rails spread. One woman Elizabeth Egan, 18, died and 26 aboard injured including Mrs. W C Babat and J O Rodell. Coroner impaneled a jury. wreck blamed on defective track material and poor ties.
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Old’s Ferry
Snake River
Elizabeth Egan
W.c.babat
Philadelphia
J. O. Rodell
Minnesota
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Huntington
W.h.grimmett
Welser
J. He Huth
New York
J.C. Arbuckle
Chicago
J. T. Allen
St Edwards
Neb
O.B Phipps
Bonne
Iowa
Weiser
Dr. Waterhouse
Horace Newman
H. ©. Newman
J.B. Woakley
A. G. Butterfield
Cal
White
J. Somme
Legislature's broad agenda outlines two year state funding
The general appropriation bill sets state expenses at 323,907 for the next two years, raising taxes about 50 cents per $100. Several measures pass or fail including Workman road bill, Lawson rail rates bill, and a World’s Fair appropriation of 30,000. A senate memorial backs direct election of U S senators and other bills are introduced across finance, education, and public welfare.
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Treasury
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War Departments
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State expense estimates for two years outlined
The state affairs committee presents a two year expense plan with totals for each department. Key items include Governor salaries and clerks, treasurer and auditor costs, secretary of state, public instruction, attorney general, supreme and district courts, capitol building, insane asylum, land and penitentiary, and adjutant general. Notes from Mineral saloons and mines accompany the budgetary list.
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Idaho
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Weiser, Idaho
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