The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-30
NEWS SU NJ NJ A RY

Rochester, lnQ.S Oy HTe TesullinS
from a gasoline explosion.
A hostler and sixty-two horses in
Guiding Effie X and Atwood, PIP, trot'
tiers, were burned to death in livery
stable fire at Massillon, Ohio.
Owing to money stringency New
York City has been obliged to raise
the rate of interest on the bonds it on
fered for sale from to Az per cent.
Wheat rose four cents at Toronto
on the 22nd, as result OF reports OF
frosts in northwestern Canada. The
damage, however is regarded as light.
Fred Kersters, aged II, refused to
jump from a burning house at La
crosse, Wis, and was burned to death
in sight of his mother and a large
crowd.
In a free gun fight near the fair
grounds at Barberville, KY, two mel
were fatally shot and three other per-
sons, including woman, badly
wounded.
heaviest that have been experienced
for years are reported from central
Japan Some villages have been conf
pletely submerged.
Two miners were stabbed to death
in the street of Coaldale, Pa, by I'M
known men believed to be members or
the BLACK Hand" society, which is
active in that section.
The attorney general of Texas has
begun suit against the international
Harvester Company, alleging violations
of Texas antitrust law and demands
penalties of $1,100,0OO.
J. c. Broughton, stationary engi-
neer, was killed at Roosevelt dam, near
Phoenix, Arizona, by falling derrick.
Broughton is the second man to be
killed during the construction of the
dam.
King Charles has granted amnesty
to all implicated in the recent Agra
ran revolt with the exception OF zoo
priests and those already sentenced
for murders The number released it,
5000.
Eighteen-year-old James Compton,
son of a prominent resident of Santa
Cruz, CAL, has been arrested charged
with burglary in the first degree.
Young Crompton has confessed to
series of burgaries.
The assembly at Pretoria has author
lied the purchase of the Cullinan dia-
mond, valued at one million dollars,
to present to King Edward as a testi-
monial of appreciation for the be-
stowal of a constitution.
The World says that more than 1000
New Workers, some of whom are rank
ing millionaire, have sold their auto
mobiles within the last few weeks. The
dealers have attributed the sales to
the so-called rich mans panic in Wan
street.
Ambassador Reid unveiled tablet
in the ancient Salisbury cathedral at
Salisbury, England, last week, in men,
DRY of the twenty-eight victims, most
ly American, who were killed in the
derailing a year ago of the American
line boat train.
George Carrie and his sister Marion
have been jailed at Staten Island
charged with conspiring to kill broth
er-in-law in order to secure $1,000 life
insurance 1t is stated Carnie admit
ted his guilt, but protested that his SIS
ter was innocent.
Ben Mccain, while telling tree at
Dirigo sawmill, near Castella, Cal, was
caught by a falling tree, knocked over
on a saw and his head and face were
badly crushed and his arm, leg and
body cut ard torn by the saw. 1t is
feared he will die.
Julius F. Eller has been arrested at
Syracuse, N. Y, and held for return TO
Alamosa, Colo, where it is alleged he
stole $4,000 in money orders from the
Rio Grande railroad. Eller declared
he was duped by friend and got
none of the plumber.
Frances Won Bredow, daughter OF
Senator Newlands of Nevada, and wife
of Lieutenant Leopold Won Bredow, Oh
the Cuirassiers of the Guard, formerly
attache of the German embassy at
Washington, died in Berlin on the I'D
after a long illness.
The government troops under the
command of Elmerani, the uncle of the
sultan of Morocco have been defeated
by tribesmen. Elmerani retreated in
the direction of Alcazar. Elmerani's
defeat means there is danger OF the
hill tribes footing Alcazar.
In desperation, John Fogv, alias
George Wagner, who is wanted in Sui
sun, Cal, for grand larceny, jumped
through window of rapidly moving
train, about 100 miles north OF Los
Angeles, and escaped Although hand.
cuffed, he made the leap without in
juring himself.
Russia, awakening from the stupor |
in which the war with Japan left her,
is planning to establish at Vladivostok
a fortified seaport and naval depot on
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