Oppose Aldrich Bill Draws Big County Merchants Meet
Coeur d Alene merchants and financial interests unite in opposition to the Aldrich currency reform bill. The piece cites New York and Chicago bankers, distrust of silver monetization, and argues the measure would deepen control by speculators and trusts. It notes concerns over state finances, a proposed new county courthouse, and calls for urgent legislative action or a special session.
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New York
Wall Street
Bil
Chicago
Panks
Estry
Congress
S Bank Tee
Indiana
Idaho Battleship Story Honors State Namesake
A long poem notes Idaho’s pride as the battleship Idaho is formally turned over to the government and soon to be commissioned. It recalls Idaho’s origin name legend, the ship’s role in national honor, and the desire to project state esteem through its maritime voyage and readiness for action.
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Columbia River
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Oregon Navigation Company
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Joaquin Miler
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Pliot House
Abe
Columbia
Bank Presidents Meet Over Currency Reform
Chicago April 2 A sweeping measure shaping the nation s financial future is set for a key vote. Bank presidents, including Chien and Ha Harte, prepared to back a reform aimed at preventing damage from fiscal turmoil. Staunch support from St Louis financiers is anticipated to bolster committee actions as discussions proceed.
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Ha Harte Wali
Chicago
Louis Bashers
Furmidadie
Warships and Peace Talks Amid Arming Drift in April
Washington reports Senator Quermas of North Carolina invites President Roosevelt to speak at Wilmington Delaware in May for the arbitration and peace congress marking the society’s first anniversary. The president leans toward peace but urges strong military and naval readiness and rapid treaties to avert war, stressing fortifications and surveillance of harbors.
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Quermas
North Carolina
Roosevelt Hayne Davy
The
North Carolina Peace Society
Arbitration and Peace Congress
Wilmington
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Peace Society
North Carolina Society
Pesce
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Dam fears on Henton dam project near Five Mile rapids
Judge Denning accuses the Weyerhaeuser timber syndicate of influencing Idaho legislators to approve the Henton dam at Five Mile rapids. He warns Idaho’s timber resources would be milled in Washington, risking loss of the state’s mill site near Potlatch and damages to Idaho’s economy. He telegraphed praise to Senator Heyburn for opposing the move.
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Denning Ays
Honors John Merchela at national governors conference
April 1 reports Mitchell, former resident of the Miners' unions, to attend the American awards selected by President Hoover at a three day national governors conference in Washington May 13. Roosevelt will preside and deliver remarks on the federal and territorial campaigns. Attendees include Cleveland, Bryan, James J. Hill, Andrew Carnegie and John Mitte.
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Dete Mitchell
Age Americana
Hooweralt
Washington
White House
Preuss Roosevelt
Oruyer Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
James J. Hill
Andrew Carnegie
Jobe Mitte
Torpedo Boat 18 Huns Down in Channel Night Action
Portmouth dispatch reports in the night in the English Channel the torpedo boat 18 was sunk after a clash involving the cruiser Derwick and the destroyer Tiger. A total of 32 survivors were rescued. 8 officers and men from the Tiger are missing or dead.
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Fedaher
Ristadartes
Governor Gooding Seen as Best Idaho Re-election Hope
In a booster note, supporters urge Governor Gooding to seek another term. They praise his courage amid threats from the Western Federation of Miners and his firm stand for law enforcement, arguing reelection would elevate Idaho and honor his service.
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Ptreum
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Holaha
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Mann
American Smelting Admits Defeat Over Montana Fee
After a year of contest American Smelting and Refining Company admitted defeat by sending back a back tax for 2685 dollars and showing a certificate of stock increase from 69 million to 100 million. The company argued that New Jersey payment covered Montana, but the attorney general ruled otherwise. The fee was the largest ever received by the department.
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Helena
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Secretary of
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New Jersey
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