The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23
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The British steamer Colne has foun
dered off the Dutch coast. Twelve O
her crew were drowned and sever
saved
| The Russian loan that will be ISSUED
after the Moroccan question is settled
will amount to $25O,OOO,OO and posi-
bly, more.
e. Fatrell, waiter on the United
States army transport Logan, commit
ted suicide on March s, by jumping
overheard
A battalian of armed reserves have
been sent to Rybisk, Russia, owing to
fear of agrarian troubles in the upper
Volga region.
Mrs. Mary McKittrick, believed ia
be the Oldest person in western Penn.
sylvania, on Saturday celebrated hel
1OSth birthday.
In consequence of the failure of all
attempts to form new Servian cabi,
net, the old ministry, slightly altered
will return to power
A hurricane has ragged for thirteen
days in the Black sea- Great damage
has been done, and in every port ship
ping has been disabled
The German foreign office says that
the outlook at Algeciras is SO favorable
that it is now considered impossible
to break off the negotiations.
General Gredekoff, commander of the
Russian Manchurian army, has issued
an order prohibiting Japanese from
passing north of the Russian lines.
The senate committee on appropria,
tons has added an amendment to the
Notifications appropriation bill providA
ing for a government powder factory
The house committee on naval at,
fairs has decided to make favorable
report on the Foss bill for the estab.
lishment of naval militia by the va
rious states.
The Mobile bay quarantine board
has established a quarantine against
the city of Puerto Cortez, on account
of the presence there of one case OF
yellow fever.
Judge Alton B Parker of New York,
in an address before the Manufacture
ers' club of Charlotte, N c., urged
southern Democrats to take the lead
ership of the party.
By the falling of derrick in Wash.
ington at the new addition being erect.
ed to the hotel Raleigh one man was
killed, one was fatally injured and two
others were injured.
The steamer Sierra, which has ar.
rived at Honolulu from Australia via
Samoa, reports that there hassbeen no
with Tahiti since the
recent disastrous hurricane.
In collision at South Omaha be-
.ween two street cars, Jacob Paulsen,
in one of the packing houses,
vas killed and seven persons injured,
Xix of whom were severely hurt.
A new organization entitled the Cit
zens' National league has been launch
I'd in London The primary object is
all forms of state or NUM-
,ipal socialism and municipal extrav-
lgance.
The reports of the special commits
ion which investigated in nineteen
PROVINCES in Russia the agrarian dis
urbances which occurred last year,
how that the losses exceeded $115,-
10000.
President Roosevelt is now an hon.
rary member of the United Veterans,
laving been elected by the camp at
Poplar Bluffs, Mo. The organization
$ composed of union and confederate
oldiers.
"A census bulletin on the preserving
nd canning industries in the United
,tates for 1904 shows 1857 establish
nents with total capital of $69,599,
16, an increase in capital over 1900
t As per cent.
A storm in Rio Janeiro caused land
lides and floods. Twenty persons
we're killed or injured there, and land
lides at Petropolis, capital of the
tate of Rio Janeiro, killed fifty per
ons and injured many more.
John Alexander Dowie, head of the
ion chruch, and his wife have parted.
t is declared that the last message
Dowie to his home was ignored,
nd that Mrs. Dowie has thrown her
1t with the ordinary followers of Zion.
A resolution offered in the Republi.
an county convention in New York
alling upon Senators Plat and Depew
0 resign their seats in the United