Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1911-09-28
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DAILY PAPER DISPATCHES
DURING PAST WEEK.
Review Of Happenings In Both East
srn and Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week-Nationd, Historical.
Political and Personal Events Told in
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September Is was President Taft 4
birthday anniversary.
Tokio.-Admiral Togo has returned
home from his tour around the world
Fort Scott, Kan.-Eight inches of
rain fell here in the 12 hours Saturday.
Hopes of a speedy settlement of the
women s tailor strike in New York have
been abandoned.
EDUARDO Newport. the French aero
naut, died as a result of internal in
juries received when he fell with his
machine.
General William Robertson Boggs,
aged 83, one of the few remaining gen
erals of the confederate army, died
Saturday.
Dublin.-Ths rosy hope of home rule
check the steady drain on Ireland S
population.
Western governors are taking lively
interest in the public lands convention,
to be held in Denver September 2S to
October 8.
Los ngeles.-Martin Cotello, IS
years old, of Tombstone, Ariz., reputed
to be multimillionaire, committed sui
eide here in a cheap lodging house.
Dubiin.-The death of Sir Samuel
Walker, lord chancellor of Ireland, who
died recently at Bray, county Wicklow,
removes most distinguished Irishman.
Daniel w. Lawler, former mayor of
st. Paul, has filed his affidavit with the
secretary of state as candidate for
United States senator to succeed Sen
ator Knute Nelson.
San Francisco.-After four years
diplomatic service in Japan Ambassador
Thomas o 'Brien has arrived here on an
oriental liner. He will remain pending
instructions regarding his new post at
Rome.
Chun King, China.-Revolutionary
disturbances have broken out at Eu-
chow SEE. Two COMPANIES of troops
have been dispatched thither, but the
loyalty of many of the soldiers is
doubtful
London.-The two dominant figures
in the recent labor troubles on the side
of the men were Tom Mann and Ben
Tillett. They are perhaps the most in
fuential men in England today in the
ranks of organized labor.
Madison, VISA letter from John A.
Johnson, declaring his innocence of the
murder of 7-year-old Annie Lemberger,
was received by his attorney, Emerson
Ella. Mr.. Ella said johnson pleaded
guilty through fear of mob violence.
Dumfermliae, Scotland-Andrew Car
negie was the recipient recently of an
address presented by the lord mayors
and provost mayors of 81 cities of the
united kingdom. The address, illumin-
ated, eulogizes Mr.. Carnegie for his
lavish benefactions.
Pittsburg.-David Steen, a mine SUI
perintendent and paymaster, was found
shot to death in the road leading out
from Carnegie, about IL miles from this
city. The motive for the murder was
robbery and the highwaymen obtained
not more than $4,000.
All passenger records in England
were broken last month. In one week
just after the strike was settled fully
$4,000 passengers left England for
home. This only includes Americans,
not taking into consideration the great
volume of emigrant traffic.
Lancaster, Pa.-The general council
of the Evangelical Lutheran church in
North America decided tc take steps
to raise 100000 by 1917, the interest
from which is to be used in a world
wide jubilee celebration of the 4OOth
anniversary of the Reformation.
st. Petersburg.-If the young czare-
witch is not a second Peter the Great
it will be through no fault of his
father. The, car is a devout believer
in spiritualism and as 1 have before
stated has been told by the spirits his
small son was the reincarnation of the
founder of the Russian empire.