The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-14
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<As the result of a boating accider
near Chippewa Falls, Wis, eleve
men were drowned.
The population of Chicago is 2,272
760 according to the city directory fo
1905, which has just been completed
1t is expected that the sixty-seve
mutineers from the George Pabiedor
osetz who are now in prison will b
shot.
The negotiations for the Japanes
loan Of $150,000,0O0, with the Tobacco
monopoly as security, have been prae
tically concluded.
The late Baron Alphonse de Roths
child left 100000 to be expended il
charities of various kinds, without dis
tinction of religion.
About thirty people were injured
one seriously, in the wreck of the
Great Northern westbound flyer a!
Spring Brook, N. D.
Five men were killed and one fatal.
ly injured by the premature explosion
of dynamite in shaft at the Kesitan
coal mine at Connellsville, Pa.
A naval magistrate is investigating
mutiny on the transport Prout. One
hundred and fifty sailors of the Prout
have been imprisoned in the fortress
at Sebastopol.
Charles F. Wells, vice president of
the National Lead and Oil company
of Pennsylvania, has been injured, and
his daughter Clara killed in run
away accident at Beaver Falls.
The Darlington, S. c., Trust COM
pany has closed its doors because of
inability to realize on paper held by
the bank. The company has large de-
posits and capital of 100000.
John L. Flynn of Mississippi, after
a desperate but unsuccessful attempt
to kill his bride, has committed sui,
eide at New Orleans, Mrs. Flynn was
daughter of C. F. Hudson of Greedy,
Colo.
The russian hospital ship Koctroma
has arrived at Manila for the purpose
of removing the wounded and sick
among the Russian crews who took
refuge there after the battle of the
Sea Of Japan.
President Roosevelt has approved
the issue of 100000 of bonds by the
territory of Hawaii to refund the gold
bonds Of the republic of Hawaii is,
sued under an act of the legislature
of June 10, 1896.
A crowd of 10000 persons which
turned out to welcome President
Roosevelt made Friday the closing
day of the National Educational asso.
citation convention, the most impress. y
sive of all the great educational meet,
lngs.
Roscoe Harris, aged 16, only son of =
Judge Ira Harris. former mayor of o.
Colorado Springs, Colo, has been shot
IN the heart by chum, Matthew
Daley, aged Is. Death ensued within N
few minutes. The shooting was &C.
,idental.
Ed. Hubbard at coroner's inquest hs
It Pocahontas, Ark, confessed that he ad
md Willie Roberts, woman whom II
10 names as his accomplish carried tn
ut plot which resulted in the drown,
ng of Pleas Burns, an aged man, who or
we'd alone on Spring river. tn
After one of the most sensational do
ian hunts in the history of Wiscon. Pc
In, lasting for ten days and pursued bu
trough the depths Of the forest to by
le west Of Amigo, James Weypender, BIZ
le escaped inmate of the Oshkosh Du
sane asylum, has been captured I'll
Silas Mcdonald, who was for years III
lshier of the State National bank at -
:. Joseph, Mo-, and who came to
Philadelphia after that institution
emit into liquidation, committed sui 81,
de Sunday in Philadelphia by cutting 49,,
S throat in the presence of his wife. ="
to
General Amasa Cobb, brigadier gen. at,
al of volunteers during the civil war, tai
teran of the Mexican war, ex-con. NJ
and ex-justice of the SUI. se
enc court of Nebraska, Is dead at GU
IS Angeles, at the age of u years. in
lib was a personal friend of Presi' De
mt Lincoln. Ba
Gilbert Johnson, chief mining engi, Gu
er for Thomas w. Lawson in Cali.
rnia, has been stabbed to death by
on named Rocha, at Unique, Mex.
D. Louis N. Rain, manager of the Of
lwson company of Mexico, was ,ss
abbed by Rocha and left for dead. 200
It will recover. W.
In full view of twenty of their OH
ighbors, John M. Crane, who claims NO -,
own extensive properties at Joplin, ITO
o., and Baxter Springs, Kas., drove Gle
8 wife from her home in Kansas col
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