Idaho Legislature faces uncertain lines in senate ballot
Idaho senators tackle a heated election for United States senator with Populists undecided. Shoup, Browne, Heyburn, and Sweet lead a tight field as party factions dispute support and procedural moves, amid routine House business and a push for balance in governor appointments.
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Foreclose on the Union Pacific
Federal judge Walter F. Sanborn in the United States circuit court oversaw a mortgage default case by first mortgage bondholders of the Union Pacific Railway Company seeking relief and appointment of receivers to protect about 85 million dollars in debt. The matter, brought by trustees including Winslow Biter and T. A. Mall, seeks to ensure bondholder interests amid the line’s default and future receivership. Proceedings set for February 1 with expected orders on appointment and potential reappointment of receivers.
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Minigamated Resoelacion Grows at Homestead Works
A mass meeting today approved steps toward a unified Amalgamated association at Homestead. Between 1,000 and 1,200 workers attended as Garland led the event, with plans for future local action and district-wide cohesion amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Baseball Leaders Meet to Organize Old Linols League
A group including Fort Wayne and Evansville figures discusses forming a new league with teams in Joliet Danville Glo provocations and others. Key organizers named include HR Kehidt and Joe vuwet with broad regional interest and potential county support.
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Aurora
Moscow elopement and financial turmoil disturb town
A chaotic report from Moscow describes an elopement involving Do M. Oxburne of Portland and others, followed by a night of disorder and a tense financial scramble. The town fears looming debts as principal stockholders push a rescue plan for a local electric light company and related ventures.
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Moscow City Treasurer Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
City Treasurer 1 F Williams of Moscow was arrested late last night on embezzlement charges involving council finances. The mayor and other officials promise bond procedures and further investigations as the case unfolds.
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Revolution in Hawaii Stuns Honolulu Officials
Reports from Honolulu describe a violent revolt led by royalists under Robert Wilcox as he seeks to restore monarchy. Carter is killed, several government supporters wounded, and the city braces under martial law with arrests and curfews. Rebels reportedly hold parts of the city, defenses strengthen, and communications with Washington seek guidance.
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Guatemala Denies End To Boundary Talks In Mexican Conference
Guatemala asserts talks with Mexico on the border remain open after a closed conference with Mexican ministers. The Guatemalan envoy says no negotiations have ended and Guatemala will depart with formal notes from the Vatican-backed source. A semi-official Mexican paper counters that Guatemala seeks invasion and claims against Mexico are unfounded.
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Bank Robbery Foiled by Detectives in Menominee Tale
Report says bandits attacked the Exchange bank in Menominee but were driven off by Chicago detectives with help from local marshal. Investigators pursue Weedlove and another suspect as recent bank crimes in the area draw in federal and state authorities.
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Funeral of Miss Stevenson in Washington and Blamington
The vice president’s wife Miss Mary Stevenson is buried in Washington. A private funeral will be held at John Stevenson’s home with a public service at Second Presbyterian Church. Also noted is the death of Mrs Batley, aged 77, wife of Witton Batley and granddaughter of Patrick Metre, from Richmond plantations Hopadier parish, Lynchburg native.
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Made free with others money and royal commission probe
A royal commission investigation reveals that a young man, last seen at Hurdodo Inn, is linked to a large secret fortune and alleged private affairs. Authorities trace his movements yesterday and report substantial funds involved in the case.
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Austria Faces Retaliation Over Sugar Tax Threats
A chaotic summary involving Austria warning of radical retaliation over a sugar tax, with references to officials and state department dialogue. The text also touches on a separate tragedy, noting a violent marital history and a resulting insurance payment linked to a beaver alley incident and a son’s inheritance.
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Rival Gaiters Fight Ends Fatally in Peinn Incident
The event at a gaming table in Peinn led to a deadly duel between Dentviete and a rival, while a gambler named Tovar Was shot dead defending the game. Local reporters seek registrants to aid protection of big game and animals in the district.
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Brooklyn Mob Battle Silence and Strikes Showdown
Brooklyn January siege as militia clash with rioting strikers near Anwaia car stable. Reports say multiple injuries including a bayonet wound and a severely beaten Corporal. Troops advance, arrests noted, trolley lines disrupted, and labor tensions threaten a broader general strike.
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Celebration of a Feast Day in New York
A solemn feast day for St Agnes will be observed at Udsety in the Roman Catholic church with high officials in attendance led by Arebhinhap Cor rugan. The day centers on a pontifical mass at 1 o'clock followed by a formal reception and a $1 ticket dinner hosted by Henry A Brann. A choir of 30 voices will perform during the ceremonies.
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Ten Years' Idleness Broken at Sandwich Glass Works
Sandwich Mass January 20 fires will be started Monday morning in the Sandwich glass works plant after ten years of idleness. The move follows a decision by the workers to resume under a cooperative plan funded by a sufficient sum provided to restart operations.
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