The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-11
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EVENTS TOLD IN 7RIEFEsT
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happenings That Are Making History
information Gathered from All
Quarters Of the Globe and
Given IN Few Lines
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on what Is known as the Burley cut
on The line will extend from Burley
TO Marshfeld. Idaho, being part
OF the proposed cutoff between Burley
and Salt Lake CITY.
i The cauyassIng board OF the state
OF Washington has announced that
| James A. Munday OF Vancouver was
nominated on the Democratic ticket
for congressman from the second
Washington district instead OF Charles
Drury.
twenty-five women. delegates to the
annual convention OF the Topeka
/ branch OF the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society or the Methodist
church. were stricken with ptomaine
poisoning al Denver
Tied with rope and lowered Into
9 well thirty.lye feet deep, MRS.
Thomas Shaw Of Elslmore. Utah. res
cued her baby girl Of ten months from
drowning The babe was thrown into
the we'll us the result or runaway.
That through the work OF the Utah
Idaho Millers' and Grain Dealers as
sociatlon Utah farmers have produced
100000 additional bushels OF wheat
during this season was brought out at
the special meeting Of the association
held IN Salt Lake.
unrequltted love was the cause or
one death at Provo, Utah, and the
mortal wounding OF another person.
Vail Wightman, 26 years Or age,
ranch owner, shot and perhaps fatally
wounded Miss Frances La Belle
Brown, rs years OF age, and then shot
and fatally wounded himself
DOMESTIC
The new torpedo boat destroyer
1eale. while proceeding down the
Delaware river from this port for
Newport, II. L. colllded with barge
and large hole was torn In her bot.
tom.
Ludogico Pignatelli, Prince d'Aragon.
scion OF one OF Spain's noble families
and aon OF Don Jaime, pretender to
the throne OF Spain, is guest OF
Uncle Sam In the detention pen at
Ellis island. The prince was refused
permission 10 land upon his arrival
from France.
Frank ], Gould, with his wife and
her three sisters. have arrived In New
York from France and both Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould made statements regarding
their plans for establishing perma.
nent residence abroad,
Seven out of about every one hun.
dred thousand New Workers are
murdered. according to figures gath
cred by an insurance Journal
Eight persons, five OF them women.
were killed when the Springfield ex.
press second section, running from
Hartford 70 New York. over the New
York, New Haven 4 Hartford railroad,
was wrecked near Westport, Conn.
The Glldden automobile tour having
been postponed for this year, Charles
J. Glidden, donor of the tour trophy,
Issued general invitation to automo-
bile owners TO accompany him over the
route originally planned from Detroit
to New Orleans, leaving Detroit
October IA,
DR. IL, A. Bashford. director of the |
London imperial cancer research fund !
and the foremost English authority on |
cancer, stated In an address before the
American pathlogical society in New
York that practically all of the So
called cures of cancer announced |
within the last few years are worth.
less -N
Vice President James S. Sherman |
who has been soiourniRg at Grove |
Beach for several weeks, has return. |
ed to his home In Utica, N. Y. lie
has completely recovered from his |
Illness.
Stalking his chances and his life for /
the last fifty miles on a torn rear tire, /
Ralph De Palma, in a Mercedes car
won the Vanderbilt cup race of 500 /
miles at Milwaukee
Lefty Louis" Rosenberg, the gun,
man who is alleged to have fred one
of the shots that killed Gambler Her
man Rosenthal ON July 16 last. is re. I
ported to have confessed everything
to his aged father. Jacob Rosenberg, a {
reputable flour merchant of New York. T
Physicians in attendance on James .
J. Corbett. at one time champion
heavyweight prize fighter of the world,
at a Philadelphia hospital said that !
the patient is resting easy, but that
he is not out of danger, Corbett was
operated on for appendicitis.
Not only evidence of the alleged |
Illegal interstate shipment of dynamite
and nitro-glycerine, but also evidence
as to what was done with the explo- !
sives, will be admitted at the trial at
Indianapolis of the forty-six men ae-
cused of completely in the dynamite
plots"
"out of some 100000 deaths an
nually in the United States, at least
$4,000 are preventable," declared Pro
fessor Irving Fisher of Yale uniyer-
sity, in his address before the fourth
National Conservation congress at In.
dianapolis.