Heyburn Views Similar to Roosevelt In Senate Bill Urges Federal Oversight
Washington January 4 1905 Senator Heyburn is drafting a bill to regulate interstate corporations. The administration backs the measure and anti imperialists oppose the Philippines railroad bill. The House moves to try Judge Swayne while voters travel home to cast ballots and ministers children draw public curiosity. Secretary Hay remains as Secretary of State with Roosevelt’s swift reappointment. Market notes follow with wheat corners and stock tips.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Heyburn
Philippines
Senate
Foraker
Fagley
Idaho
Wiliam W. Yothers
Rath“irum
University of Idaho
Cornell University
Yothers
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Cornell
House of Representatives
Charles Swayne
Florida
Judge Swayne
House
Dayne
Swayne
Civil Service Reform Bureau
Ieeten
Bert
Orient
Wyoming Avenue
Legation
Hay
McKinley
United States
Roosevelt
Adhere to party pledges in Idaho House caucus
Boise dispatch reports Idaho House members unite to keep Republican pledges. Amid speakership debates the Mormon question arises but interviews show party vows will be honored. A strict anti polygamy law is planned and Mormon legislators expect no obstruction.
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Boise
Jan
Hunt
Republican Party
Lewiston Band to stage February concert at Temple
The Lewiston band led by Professor J. B. Pollard will perform at the Temple theater in February. Rehearsals are ongoing with new music kept for the concert night. A vaudeville specialty may be added between numbers. Proceeds fund new uniforms and music. Regular winter concerts and dances have paused temporarily.
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Lewiston Band
J. B. Pollard
Temple Theater
Temple’ Theater
Lewiston
Jeffersons
New Opera House
Joseph Jefferson
Clergymen Half Fare Permit Applications Open
Notice that clergy applications for half fare permits for 1905 are available at the O. R. & N. office. Contact CC. W. Mount, General Agent, for forms between December 30 and January 10.
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CC. W. Mount
Well Known Couple Bradbury Abend Wed in Seattle
Announcement from Kendrick and Lewiston reports the marriage of John W. Bradbury, president of Kendrick State Bank, and Katharine Hallett Abend of Lewiston. The ceremony occurred last Sunday at the bride’s brother Fred Hallett’s Seattle home. The newlyweds, longtime Lewiston residents with broad social circles, are due in Lewiston this week. The couple’s marriage follows Bradbury’s recent departure from Lewiston National Bank to lead Kendrick State Bank.
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Kendrick
John W. Bradbury
Kendrick State Bank
Katharine Hallett Abend
Lewiston
Seattle
Fred Hallett
Bradbury
Lewiston National Bank
Drummers Yarns by Charles Crewdson in Lewiston
Charles N Crewdson a Lewiston shoe salesman and contributor to Saturday Evening Post writes a series of drummers yarns. The tale recounts tricks to reach hard merchants like Jenkins, a whistling Ohio store owner, and a crafty traveling man who lands a deal through wit. The fragment highlights salesmanship, bold tactics, and a memorable ending.
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Charles N. Crewdson
Saturday Evening Post
Crewdson
Lewiston
Washington
America
Boston
Ohio
Jenkins
Old Jenkins
Billy
Boodby
Theodore Thomas Dies After Short Illness at 70
Chicago January 4 Theodore Thomas the noted orchestra leader died of pneumonia at his home. He was seventy years old.
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Chicago
Theodore Thomas
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