The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-14
NEWS SUMMARY

/ In wreck near Lebanon, Ienn., o
the sixty people on the train all bu
three were injured.
The Goethe and Schiller monument
a gift of the German citizens to thu
city of Cleveland, o.. was dedicated
on Sunday.
| The Union Pacific railroad an
nounces it win spend $1,00O,000 il
! building an "air line" cutoff between
Omaha and Lincoln.
| At least FIVE persons are dead as {
result of an explosion of carload o.
giant powder on the. Chicago, indiana
& Southern railroad at Reddick, III.
Entangled in the ropes of his para
chute, John Puepura, an aeronaut Of
Utica. N. ", met death by drowning
in the Minnesota river, near Granite
Falls. MINI.
Paul Kies, William Stofteben ani
Nicholas Firret were drowned in the
Mississippi at Dubuque, Iowa by the
capsizing of a skiff. Two other occu
pants were rescued.
Two detectives were killed and two
officers and three other persons
wounded in a street of LODI, on the
4th, by bomb thrown at the police
officials by terrorists.
Two hundred striking longshore
men, about twenty non-union men and
several policemen hau pitched bat
tie in Jersey City. A number of the
men were badly injured.
The president of the Trades Coun
Gil of Birmingham, Ala, has issued
an order declaring off the general
strike in sympathy with the locked.
out street car employees.
While King Peter of Servia was
out riding his horse became fright
end and the king was thrown from
not dangerously injured.
The International Socialist Con-
gress at Brussels on Sunday passed
resolution condemning the prosecu-
ton of members of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners in Idaho. n
A special dispatch from Hong Kong
says Mr.. Pollard, Methodist mission
airy at Chao-Tung-Fu, has been mer-
cilessly beaten by the Chinese. His
lung was pierced by weapon.
The National society of the Sons
of the American Revolution in session
at Denver, elected Nelson A. McClary
Of Chicago president general, to sue.
coed G. A. Pugsley of New York.
E. H. Hartman, in an interview,
says: "Any report that the Harri-
man roads need any more money
than will be raised under the recent
financing has no basis of foundation"
Bernard Bauer, a diamond mer
chant, was found in his Office in Mel
bourne, Australia, with crushed
skull and died in few hours. "A
bag containing $4,000 worth of gems
is missing.
It is reported that the China inland
mission station at Kaihsion, in the
province of Szechuan, has been
wrecked by rioters, but that the Ger
man missionary in charge and his
family escaped =
A street car ran into train loaded
with pots full of molten metal at Bir-
minghap, Ala, which set the car on
fire and entirely consumed it, Sever
al persons are said to have been
burnedy to death.
G. Otto Elterich, whose home is at
Freeport, L. L., and business in New
York City, and Mrs. Emily M. Nc
Lean of New York, were drowned
while boating upon the Thames near
Cliveden, England.
The body of the man discovered in,
a soap factory in Cincinnati has been
identified as that of Panko Bukowski,
a Galician. Nothing new has de-
veloped except that indications of sui
eide are considered very strong.
Margaret Butler 16 years old,
whose legs were crushed off in the
wreck on the Cleveland & Southwest
ern Electric line at Elyria, Ohio, on
Decoration day, is dead, making, eight
fatalities as a result of the collision.
Helen M. Cougar, the well known
temperance leader and lecturer.
dropped dead at her home in Lafay-
ette,3. Ind. Of heart failure. She was
40 years of age, and for many years
had been leading temperance agita-
tor.
Mrs. Mary Spaugh has been acquit
ted at Centerville, Mo-, of completely
in the killing of Sheriff Polk. One of
her sons is under sentence of death
and another Is serving life sentence
in the penitentiary for the same
crime.