Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-11-19
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harvester COMPANY, causing loss OF
$4,000.
In collision between an automobile
end locomotive near Red Bluff, Cal,
four people were killed and one slight
ly injured
Two slight earthquake shocks were
felt at Sedalia, Mo-, on November IL.
Windows and doors were violently
shaken. but no damage was done.
The new divorce law, increasing the
period of residence from six months
to one year, was carried on November
10 in South Dakota by q vote of two
to one.
Albert Daugherty, a pressman. died
at Evansville, Ind, from injuries re-
ceived in football game He fell in
scrimmage and fractured his spinal
column.
John R. Harrison was killed and
three others were injured by an ex-
plosion of still at the plant OF the
1idewater Oil company at Constable
Hook, N Y.
The state supreme court of New
Jersey has quashed the indictment
against Democratic State Chairman
James r. Nugent for alleged election
frauds In Newark
DR. John r. Cook, one of the most
prominent physicians in West Virginia,
is dead at Fairmont, as a result of
Flood poisoning contracted while per
forming an operation.
Forest fires are doing great damage
In Tennessee, western Kentucky and
northern Alabama Timber amount
Ing TO hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars has been destroyed
From San Francisco comes the in
formation that it is settled that all
commodity rates will be advanced 10
per cent January /, but there will be
a reduction in class rates
Barney Reyes, a former animal
trainer, was shot and killed at his
home in Birmingham, Ala. The author
tiles are holding his wife and drover,
George Thistler, in connection with
the shooting.
A mob of white men stormed the
city Jail at Biloxi, Miss, took. out
Henry Leidy, negro, and lynched
him The mob was orderly and final
ly dispersed, leaving the body hang
Ing to tree.
The surgeon general of the army,
DR.. R. M. O'Reilly, in his annual report
to the secretary of war, In reviewing
the health of the army says the death
4 ;<xl, frr
coIored as for white troops.
A terrific explosion in the glazing
house Of the Excelsior Springs Pow
der company at Dodson, Mo, caused
considerable property damage and re-
suited in the death of one man and
the injury of thirty-fve others.
Vice-President Fairbanks has ap-
POINTED Senator Albert j. Hopkins OF
Illinois member of the national mon
etary commission. to fill the vacancy
by the death of the late Sena-
tor William N. Allison of Iowa.
In deciding the case OF Berea col
lege vs.. Kentucky favorable to the !
state, the supreme court of the United |
States has held that the state may con-
legislate to prevent the |
co-education of the white and black |
races.
state warrant charging him with |
murder of Senator Carmack. was
served on Robin Cooper at the hos
rital in Nashville, Tenn, on Novem-
Der II, and he will be removed to the
county jail when his condition per-
mits
The steamer George Washington of
the North German-Lloyd line, was
launched at Bredow on
November 10 and christened by DR.. d.
}. HILL the American ambassador, who
made brief speech before he broke
= bottle of champagne over the yes
,el's bow
Each regiment of infantry and cav
airy of the army will be provided With
a machine gun company, If a recon-
nendation made by Secretary Wright
and approved by the president finds
avor with congress. Each company
will have six guns, which will be oper-
tied by ten men.
After a search covering not only
he United States, but islands Of the
Caribbean sea, Robert Curry alias
Robert Grant" has been arrested in
Chicago on fugitive warrant sworn
ut at San Francisco, where it is al
eyed he is charged with forgeries ag-
sregating $4,000.
Leo Bozemer was surprised in his
sleep in a farm house near Seattle
md captured. He is now in the King
county Jail Bozemer is alleged to
nave kidnapped a wealthy logger
famed English, forced him to sign a
$4,000 demand for ransom and then
led him to a tree
Two men were killed outright two
Tiers fatally injured and half-dozen
everely hurt when a work train with