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Blackfoot News

Location

Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

4

Hallet on Philippines Criticises Government Attitude

Judge Moses Hallet delivers a Boulder Colorado law school address criticizing U S policy in the Philippines. He warns of a nation in rebellion against liberty and laments America’s drift toward despotism as it expands control over other lands and peoples.

Boulder Colo Law School The University of Colorado Moses Hallet Law Denver Philippines United States of America

Stamp Tax Ends on Most Daily Documents After July

A revised war revenue act will remove stamps from nearly all daily business documents effective July 1. Telegraphs, checks, bonds, deposits, drafts, receipts, life policies, leases, mortgages, power of attorney, notes, money orders, protests, and warehouse receipts will no longer require stamps. Taxes on beer cigars tobacco and cigarettes are cut and theater and billiard taxes reduced. Sleeping car tickets and bills of lading retain a one cent tax. Government receipts are projected to fall by 40 to 50 million dollars annually.

Aet Congress

Wise but not in all things justice Brewer wedding license tale

A Washington marriage license mix up involves Justice Brewer of the Supreme Court planning a Burlington Vermont ceremony. The piece recalls Thomas Jefferson’s failed windmill plan after a neighbor questioned log transport to a high hill, ending the project.

Justice Brewer United States Supreme Court Miss Molt Burlington Vermont Washington Thomas Jefferson White House Montecello Virginia Everting Little Mountain

Market Spike in Chicago Corn Bid Reaches 784 Cents

A July note reports corn prices in Chicago rising sharply to 784 cents a bushel as traders react to supply concerns. The fragment hints at a market corner or manipulation claim without detailing individuals or actions.

Chicago

Utah's Chief Executive Wedded to Miss Katz

Salt Lake, June 5. Governor Heber M. Wells of Utah married Miss Emily Katz former society editor of the Salt Lake Herald at the bride's mother's home 1328 East South Temple street. Bishop O F P Whitney performed the Mormon ceremony before about one hundred relatives and friends.

Salt Lake Emily Katz The

Bryan Declares Imperialism Clear Issue in Democratic Debate

W J Bryan spoke to about 1500 at the Democratic club rooms in Kansas City on June 5. He argued that the party cannot be reorganized by those who sided with the enemy in 1896 and 1900. He tied the Supreme Court ruling to imperialism as the defining issue and said it would topple the Republican party.

Kansas City W. J. Bryan Democratic Club Supreme Court

President Skips Pan American Exposition Day

Washington dispatch states the president will not attend the Pan American exposition in Buffalo on June 15 designated as president's day. Mrs. McKinley’s condition remains dangerous making any trip unlikely for at least forty eight hours.

Washington Buffalo

Republican State Central Committee Meets in Boise

The Republican State Central Committee held a meeting in Boise. Hon Frank Gooding of Lincoln County was chosen chairman, succeeding Major Penn who resigned to accept a federal post. Democrats hold a vacant chair but focus on weightier matters in the future.

Tym Republican State Central Committee Boise Frank Gooding Lincoln County Penn Wccept Democratic Committee

Governor Wells Weds Quietly in Utah Rites

Governor Wells of Utah married on Wednesday evening then left for Buffalo with his bride. The ceremony and secrecy sparked local chatter as the couple departed, keeping the nuptials low key away from public view.

Governor Wells Utah Buffalo

Colonial Americans and Indians Compared in Century Debate

The remark links colonial era struggles with contemporary Native American issues, arguing a consistent historical clash between settler and Indigenous groups. It frames ongoing tensions as a long arc of conflict, prompting reflection on progress and consequences.

Texas cl men grow rich on shick as grease practice

A fragment notes how slick grease begets wealth for Texas clerks or common men amid shick industry rhetoric, implying profitable but dubious gains and broader regional commentary.

Texas

Supreme Court Rebuffs Flag Doctrine in Armed Forces Ruling

A court decision rejects a constitutional principle tied to the flag, asserting that military personnel and commanders uphold national law through their actions rather than a symbolic constitutional doctrine. The ruling emphasizes duty and discipline among servicemen backed by legal precedent.

Western Federation of Miners Opposes Expansion Policy

In a Denver meeting the Western Federation of Miners denounces expansion and a large standing army and calls for protecting workers rights through ballot measures.

Western Federation of Miners Denver

McKinley Declines Extra Session to Govern Philippines

The president will not call an extra session of Congress for Philippine authority. The cabinet advises against it and says McKinley has all necessary powers to govern.

McKinley Congress Philippines Cabinet

End of the Bloody Shirt Era Hurts Chicago Kansas City Conventions

The article reflects on the fading role of the old bloody shirt politics in the Chicago and Kansas City conventions. It argues these issues have served their time and generation and urges letting them rest in peace.

Chicago Kansas City

American Sown in British African War Seeks Fifty Million

American growers supplied the British with soldiers for the war in Africa. The British paid fifty million dollars for male labor sent to the conflict, a figure highlighting foreign involvement and profits in the war effort.

Supreme Court Acknowledges Political Question on Territory

The court rules that acquiring foreign land is a political question but avoids party lines on Puerto Rican issues. Tam News views the ruling as a situational necessity shaping policy rather than a clear partisan split.

Supreme Court Tam News

Senator McLaurin Withdraws Resignation After Governor's Request

The South Carolina senator retracts his resignation at the governor's request. North Carolina's governor then urges Tillman to act, hoping both governors and the senior lawmakers can resolve the delay in dates.

Senator McLaurin South Carolina North Carolina Tillman

Family appointments surge in Colorado politics

The Colorado governor filled multiple high posts with relatives including a brother-in-law as warden, his son as district chief game warden, and a nephew as chief clerk in the insurance department, plus two related board seats. The proceeding shows a pattern of extensive family influence in government appointments.

Colorado

Governor Praises Idaho Exhibit at Pan American Exposition

Governor Hon reported Idaho's display at the Pan American Exposition is highly favorable and, in several respects, superior to exhibits from larger and older states upon his return to Batse.

Hon Batse Idaho

Partial program for Mining Congress in Boise announced

A partial program for the Mining Congress opening in Boise on July 23 has been published. Gov. Hunt and Boise Mayor Richards will deliver welcome addresses. James Hutchinson and W B Heyburn will present important papers to be read by invitation.

Mining Congress Boise Gov. Hunt Richards Jas. Hutchinson W. B. Heyburn

Unequaled Service Via Great Salt Lake Route

Advertises the Salt Lake City and Denver route via Rio Grande Western railroad with connections to Denver & Rio Grande or Colorado Midland. Promotes three daily through trains to Chicago and St Louis with Pullman, chair cars, observation cars, and dining car service. Includes contact names W C McBride 47 S Broadway Butte and Geo W Helutz Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City Denver Rio Grande Western Railway Denver & Rio Grande Colorado Midland America Pullman Palace Chicago St. Louis W. C McBride S. Broadway Butte Geo W. Helutz Montara

Liehty’s Celery Nerve Company Ad Promises Relief

An old advertisement targets readers with questions about irritability sleep trouble and anxiety and promotes Liehty’s Celery Nerve Company as a superior remedy. Bold print credits Scott & Co.

Liehty Celery Nerve Company Scott & Co

Perfect digestion as foundation of health

An advertisement asserts that digestion is key to health and that HERBINE boosts appetite and digestion, delivering vigor to body functions. The product is priced at 50 cents and sold at Seote & Co.

Seote & Co

Fene Hay Ranch for Sale at 160 Acres Bargain

A fine hay ranch of 160 acres including dwelling and outbuildings with water rights is offered for sale. Marketed as a bargain and a snap for sheep or cattle men. Apply to or address News Office.

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