The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-28
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an automobile, J. P. Morrow was killed
and T. A. Rubrecht was injured a,
Superior Wis.
"Toots" Taylor, A. M. Mills and
maj" Mills, negro murderers, were
hanged at the county Jail in Memphis
Tenn, Tuesday.
Bernard G. Redpenning, wealthy
jeweler Of Chicago, was drowned
while swimming in the pool at the
Chicago Athletic association build
ing.
The navy department has finally ac-
cepted the battleship Ohio, flagship of
Rear Admiral Train, commander of
the Asiatic feet The Ohio was built
in San Francisco.
Nine Parisians were drowned Tues
day while shooting wild fowl near ST.
Nazaire, at the mouth of the river
Loire. The boat containing the men
was overturned by squall
Beverly Letcher, bank clerk, di.
rector of the North Shore railway and
prominent clubman of San Fran.
cisco, died from the effects of opium
taken with suicidal intent few days
ago.
Joseph T. Bender, chief of the In.
Nv, ~ he In+ ~
ment, died at his residence in Wash.
ington last week, aged 81 years. He
had been in the department since
1869.
The entire crew of forty-eight men
on the British steamer Indrani, from
Japanese and Chinese ports, was de-
tanned at quarantine at New York, to
be observed for possible bubonic |
plague.
Thomas ]. Parsons, president and
manager Of the Del Monte Flour Mill
ing company and vice president Of the
San Francisco board of trade, is dead.
The deceased was native of Indiana,
aged Sc years
Prince Hilkoff, the Russian Rail.
way Minister, who is now in Hamburg,
Germany, has contracted for. five tow
ing steamers and nine barges to trans
port material for double tracking the
Siberian railway.
Within the past nine days eighty
two infants under year old have died
in Cleveland, Ohio, and the city health
authorities are making close inves-
tigation into the sanitary conditions
and the milk supply.
Richard Wareham, the oldest mem
Der of the Knights of Pythias, died
at Rock Island, ILL.,, on July IA, aged !
TO-. He was the last surviving charter |
member of the original lodge organ s
zed in Washington in 1862
Officers have arrested II men
charged with being implicated in fl
Wholesale robberies of cars on the n
Grand Trunk railroad near Stilwell, I
4aporte county, Indiana. Merchandise y
o the value of 100000 has been taken. -
A cloudburst near Joplin, Mo-, "
,aused Spring river to rise eighteen h
eet in few hours The water rolling
own the valley in wall that drove
many residents of the lowlands to the
ills. The loss in the flooded districts
5 estimated at $150000. Calvin h
Judy, a teamster, was drowned while n,
tempting to ford stream. 4.
At a special election for congress pl
ian held in Nebraska Tuesday, in q
ne First congressional district Err.
st M. Pollard, Republican of Ne 81
awka, was successful over his op tn
onent, Francis w. Brown. Half the w
sual vote was cast, Mr. Pollard will wy
ucceed E. j. Burkett, who resigned ".
become United States senator. III
The roof of the chapel of Women's -
ospital at Permo, Italy, fell in Sun.
ay morning during the celebration OF
lass, killing sixteen women and a
urge number of children. The in
lred have been taken from the ru. ~,
Is. w
Charles Huntington, formerly st.
ouis broker, shot himself at Los An. ~
eles, Cal, in the presence Of a half ~
ozen drunken companions in an early -,
orning carouse in the apartment OF -.
ona Leslie, reputed to be Hunting.
ms mistress he'
ire
D. O. Ives, for many years general wit
eight agent of the Burlington & Mis-
ur River railroad at Omaha, has
en appointed freight traffic manager
the Wabash system, with headquar- are
rs at st. Louis, succeeding Milton rf,
hight, who died recently.
Baron Won Ende, brother of Baron eli,
'upp's widow, has been found dead ~,
his estate in the province of Cor 'he
ba, says dispatch from Buenos lty
res, Argentine. The Baron had an,
en- killed by two shots, and, accord b,o
: to the authorities, inflicted them WV, u,o
mself. However, there is sna. ". W.
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