Wrecked Party Conventions Split Mormon Delegates in Idaho
Idaho coverage describes chaos at a Republican or fusion convention in fallow days with factional splits. Notables Dubois Lockhart Nugent and Perkey clash as McKinley seen as nominee amid heated roll calls and protests. Delegates from Twin Falls and Denver factions travel to support Bryan while a separate session forms under Perkey.
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Jawed & Atorm
Wi Aries
McKinley Demonhim
Perky
Denver
Bryan Ani
xanthMorm
Jubels
Anti
Poestello
Hby & Medley
National Aire
Separ
Naan Lockhart
FP Garney
Twin Paty
Chaves Arney
Mr. Lockhart
W. J. Sryan
Twin Pathe
Mckinley
Perkey
Lockhart
Twin Falls
Ria
MciKinler
Ada
Percy
W. B. McParland
George J. Erb
J. Z. Pence
C. H. Lambertson
D. T. Evans
J. D. Milexo
John C. Rice
J. H. Hawley
Ben Grey
New Orleans Dedicates Davis Monuments On Davis Birthday
In New Orleans large ceremonies mark the 100th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth with schoolchildren in rose pins, patriotic songs, and a formal monument dedication at a city park chosen for the memorial. Veterans and civic leaders spoke as public schools closed for the observance.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Auburn
Mississippi
Tenomesee
Texas
South Carolina
Louleapa
Virginia
Louisiana
Davis
South
A.W. Hahn
Jefferson Pavia Monument Association
Wilkes M Altase Leads in Iowa Senate Race
Des Moines reports show Wilkes M Altase leading for United States senator by about 12,000 votes over Governor A B Cummins. Statewide results indicate large majorities for Altase with clear county wins in multiple districts. In three counties BF Carroll, Republican, is nominated for governor by a margin over 15,068.
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Countien
BF. Carroll
Republiens
Geverser
Mutr Bank Teller Confesses Five Year Shortage
Charles T Mutr a paying teller at the Forty-sound Hrrest Drench ot the Corn Eachange bank confessed that he embezzled funds for five years. He admitted substituting new deposits to hide the shortfall and died after collapse during questioning. Bank officials say the shortage was fully covered by a surety bond.
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New York
Charles T. Mutr
Corn Eachange
Frew
Corn
Archange Bank
Tellef
Prow
Youthful Slayer Thompem Trials and Appeal Possible
Tacoma May 4 Protest notes indicate Chae jor Thompem, charged with killing Judge George Meade Amory, faces possible delay as Prosecutor Rowland signals an appeal or motion for a new trial. The judge’s release may be blocked until next January if the appeal proceeds. jury deliberated 26 minutes with a single vote against the defense.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jor Thompem
George Meade Amory
Rowland
Thompenn
Bonn
Chester
Will H. Thompson
Cowrt
Corner Stone Laying Preparations For City Hall Ceremony
The committee and May or H. Beatson plan the corner stone ceremony for the new city hall. Invitations go to prominent regional citizens including Spokane Mayor Moore. The event, scheduled for 3 pm Tuesday, will feature Masonic rites, a procession, band music, and remarks by W. S. McFarland Jr. The program ends with altar prayers and an American song finale.
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H. ¥. Beatson
Moore
Spokane
Geo. Williams
Whitwell
Masonry
Idaho
Masonic Lodge
Dover
Sherman
Clit
Beilding
Ludwig Roper
Nest
Police
Jan
Masone
Procemion
Y. Seallon
Maury J. Taylor
W. 8. McFar
Women Oppose Suffrage Campaign Gains Ground
London June 4, a group of influential women launched a formal movement to oppose granting suffrage to women. The effort gathers support among notable societal figures and signals organized resistance to women's voting rights.
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London
Floods Delay Montana Trains Across State Line
Heavy floods on the Northern Pacific route from Deer Lodge west hamper rail traffic. Tracks washed out up to 200 feet at times, with sandbagging and flood defenses securing key roadbeds. Passengers were moved only as far as Dearmonts and Drummond, and many washouts blocked routes to Missoula, Spokane, and eastern Montana. Four trains stalled at Drummond threaten supply lines for 400 residents as officials hope to reopen lines before next week.
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Butte
Mont
Dilfew
Alles
Northern Pacific
Deer Lodge West
Cnme
Railrush Company
Stesdleast
Piall Ani Massengers
Learmouth
Drummond
Troatcreek
Mimouis
St Minouis
Spokane
Batia
Montana
Great Northern
Mirelby Junction
Waadouts
Northern Pueniie
Drummond Ie
Must Elect Chamberlain in Washington Nomination Fight
Debate centers on whether the legislature should ratify the nomination. Senators argue Chamberlain’s selection reflects the voters’ will and a Republican-led body must vote to confirm. Calls rise for decisive action as party lines frame the outcome.
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Chamberlais
Repubinas
Bourse
Benator Paltos
Spirit Lake mill expansion tests piping progress
Spirit Lake June 4 fires have tested the Panhandle Lumber Co piping as the mill begins operations. In ten days the new mill will support 160000 feet a day. Dry kilns and the planning mill are nearing completion and Spirit Lake plans to vote on forming an independent school district to enable bond funding for facilities.
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Rpirit Lake
Spirit Lake
Sabo
Jume
Panhandle Lumber Company
Must Stand Trial for Harbor Greeting Incident
In San Francisco on June 4 authorities state that Captains O. W. Harter of the Fernwood, J. Jobnamn of the J. D. Peters, and B. M. Rideout of the Madre must stand trial for celebrations aboard vessels on May 6 that involved binding whistles as greetings to battleships entering the harbor, citing violations of navigation laws.
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Preecero
Biew
Ban Francisco
Atlemtte
Sam Francisco
O. W Harter
Strater Fernwood
J. Jobnamn
J.D. Peters
Pioneers of Whites Coven to Raid Annual Event in City
A group named Pioneers of Whites Coven plans a forenoon gathering in Whites Cove and will be met at the depot by the Corur d Alrae band and town citizens. A program includes a welcome by the mayor, speeches by prominent locals, and a reception.
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Geer
Corur d'Alrae
Musta
Trial of Ferris and Wtatien Ranch Band in Butte
In Butte on January 4, the trial of Lewis Ferris and the Wtatien ranch band began with opening statements by counsel. Fred W. Lensi, an engineer on the locomotive dynamited, testified about the explosion and the damage to his ear and hair, and producer details of the dynamite cap and timing, including the lamp in front of a large tach.
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Rehiemue
Loule Ferre
Butte, Mont
Jane
Lewis Ferris
Wtatien Ranch
Dette
Comneel
Fred W. Lensi
Lenxi
Rear
Collision Near Colville Leaves Two Men Hurt
In Colville Washington on June 4 an accident occurred while a doctor and a work crew were clearing a timber road. A man was injured and another person required stitches after the crash, with both taken to hospital for treatment.
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Haythe
Washington
United Chamber
Nia (Dem
Colville
Wash
H. EB
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