The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-11-28
NEWS SUMMARY


Judge William Hogan Reid. aged DO
years. formerly Judge OF court at
Tacoma, Wash. died at Lynchburg'
Va, ON the 10th,
Because OF lack OF cash. Houston
Texas, is forced to pay employees
with checks. This is the hrEt city IL
Texas compelled to do this.
The money exported from Chill dur
Ing the recent financial stringency IN
Europe and America IL estimated 70
have been one million pounds.
The Sanford Plush mills. at sand
ford. Me, win be operated but three
days a week until further notice.
eleven hundred hands are affected.
Il "a announced that the recent CEN
aus taken shows that Havana has
population Of 299,27S. being an IN
crease OF $500 over the census OF
1893,
Ten million dollars In gold bullion
from England has been received at
the Philadelphia mint, and VIII at
once be made into eagles for Ameri-
can circulation.
Daniel C. Mcknight, cashier of the
Foster state bank, of Foster. ny, Is
under arrest, charged with embezzhng
$4,000. II is said Mcknight lost the
money In speculation.
Large reductions in working forces
In many industries in Chicago have
been made within the last few days,
owing directly to scarcity OF orders
and business depression,
The Jury In the case of Leonardo
and Nickolina Gebbia, on trial at New
Orleans, charged with completely In
the kidnapping and murder OF Walter
Lamana, brought In verdict OF guilty
The mint at New Orleans has re-
ceived an order directing overtime in
order to coin monthly 100000 OF the
subsidiary coin In addition to the
regular coinage of 100000 per month.
Two lives were lost in the fire that
visited Iqulque, Chile, and destroyed
a large section of the poorer residen'
tlal quarter A total OF 5000 people
are homeless as result Of the con-
nagration.
Since Comptroller of the Currency
Ridgeley issued his circular urging ma
tlonal banks 10 take cut additional cir
culation, the total increase from No
vember / UP to November l6 amount
cd to $23.4S0.300
| The Hercules nitro.glycerine fac
tory, located a mile from Bradner, o..
| blew up with terrific force. Only
three employees were in the neigh
borhood when the explosion occurred
| and all were killed.
| Dexter M Ferry, head OF the great
seed house which bears his name. was
| found dead in bed ut his home in De
| trolt. He retired at night in apparent
| good health, and died from heart dis
ease during the night.
Herlanda West, Of Mexico City
Mexico was burned to death at the
home of Deputy Sheriff Bert Rico In
! Los Angeles, where she was visiting
Her clothing became ignited from the
flames Of gas stove.
! For the second time In sever
months Louisville is suffering from 9
street car strike. the 500 union EN-
ployees of the Louisville Railway
company having walked out shortl,
after midnight on the 10th.
J. b. Thomas, aged G5, cashier o
the Bank of Albany, Mo-. committed
suicide at hotel in Kansas City by
| tatl tt,fA a
room and deliberately blew out hi
brains. No motive is known.
The outlaw Stout, wanted for tn,
shooting OF Williams at Little Fort
b. c.. last week, has been shot ant
killed about thirty miles north o
Kamloops, by Charles Mclean,
member OF the pursuing posse.
The negotiations which ]. Pierpon
Morgan Il Co. have been conductin,
with the Bank of France to obtain be
tween twenty and forty millions i
gold for direct shipment to New Yorl
were definitely broken of last week.
Forty tons of powder and she'll
passed through Omaha last week owe
the Missouri Pacific and the North
western on its way to Gettysburg.
D., the scene of the Ute trouble. TIL
shipment was from Fort Leavenworth
also including several gatling guns.
Secretary Metcalf last week signe,
contracts aggregating s2.270,000 wit
the Electric Boat company of Ne,
York for the construction of sevel
submarine torpedo boats. several G
the same sise and type of the octc
pus. and others OF the same type bu
larger,
The steam schooner Berkeley. |
ballast from San Pedro for San Fran
cisco. was destroyed by fire about a
teen miles from Gavitoa. Cal. TIL
vessel was an oil-burner and the FIR
started In the engine room. All o
board took to the boats and wer
saved.
Ernest Thompson Seton, the autho
who has returned TO the United State
from an exploration trip of sever,
months through northwest Canad
into the great plai g., OF the Arctic r
gion, is very enthusiastic over III,
part ot Canada below the Arctic zon
calling Il the white Mans Last o
portunity."
Colonel Frank West. In charge Il
the government OF the Ute Indian 81
uRtson at Thunder Butte, S. n. T
ports that the Indians have final
consented to accept the employmel
on the Milwaukee railroad for u
winter. and this action Is a solutit
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