England urged to adopt American system of production
A discussion contrasts English fears over lost industrial lead with American success under protective policy. Fielden argues Parliament should embrace some protection and Americans excel through invention, patent laws, and home industry support. London and press agree vital to boost technical education and reorganize workshops to compete.
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Pndon
England
Fielden
Cobden
Great Britain
United States
Mr. Fielden
The
London Mail
the Mail
Mail
Dubois’s shifting politics and Idaho silver faction
The Oregonian profiles Fred T. Dubois once a 1896 Republican secessionist leader now allied with Democrats and populists in Idaho, noting his opposition to expansion and tariffs, and his demagogic style. It discusses regional manufacturing potential for Lewiston, and urges a memorial to Congress on Columbia improvements over partisan ship subsidy resolutions.
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Fred T. Dubois
United States
Idaho
George L. Shoup
St. Louis
Cannon
Utah
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Teller
Colorado
Dubois
Balters
United States’senate
Henry Heitfeld
Congress
Edgar Wilson
Steunenberg
Coeur d’Alenes
Oregonian
Reform or Free Printing for The Party Paper
The Boise Statesman argues against using state printing for party advantage. It notes 3000 pages at 1.50 or 0.90, saving $1800 if printed fairly, and condemns funding a party organ through inflated printing contracts or hidden gratuities. It recalls a $4000 appropriation with a $2500 offer that was ignored, leaving only $120.18 unexpended.
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Statesman
The
Party
Boise Statesman
Price of Senate Fight Roils Boise As Race Intensifies
The Boise race for the Senate heats up with Dubois leading in a tightening contest. Analysts warn the outcome could have broad effects beyond the state as campaigns sharpen tactics and voters respond to shifting dynamics.
County politics and looming divisions amid Dubois victory
The article vents strong opposition to a Nez Perce county partition linked to a Dubois win. It notes delegates loyally backing Dubois, warns of the price broader counties will pay, and foresees reform-era shifts amid fusion forces led by Dr Moody and Clark. It cites agriculture bulletin figures on wheat and corn, marking robust winter wheat seeding and a growing bread supply alongside exports.
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Nez Perce
Dubois
Nez Perces
Agricultural Department
Peor
Oregonian
Balance of Power in Idaho Senate Race
The Idaho legislature delivered Fred T. Dubois to the U S Senate, amidst mixed reactions from Democrats and populists. Dubois’s victory cements a six year term while provoking unease among some Idaho Democrats and allowing the Shoshone delegation to hold leverage. Governor Hunt’s administration is praised for prompt debt payments and handling in Shoshone county.
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U. S
Idaho
Fred T. Dubois
Mr. Dubois
Dubois
Senate
Democratic Party of
Pocatello Tribune
Hunt
Shoshone County
Idaho Democrats Seated Leaders Face Backlash in Clearwater
The passage argues that Dubois and Heitfeld are Democrats installed by party power. It claims Idaho's sterilized democracy imported two party leaders, giving them the party whip. Settlers who aided Dubois’s election may face repentance and higher taxes in the new Clearwater County.
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Dubois
Heitfeld
Idaho
Clearwater
Honoring Mrs. Palmer Convention of club women opens
Kansas City on January 18 hosts a convention of club women from seventeen states forming the Louisiana Purchase area in honor of Mrs. Palmer as the event opens and discussions begin.
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Kansas City
Louisiana Purchase
Missouri clubs federation session honors Chicago guest
Mrs Edwin Harrison of St Louis president of the Federation of Missouri clubs presided over a two day session. Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago was invited as guest and received with marked honors. The reception for her was well attended and crowded.
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Edwin Harrison
St. Louis
Federation of Missouri Clubs
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Family talk and shop chatter in a rural parlance
A quirky local piece shows a narrator amid relatives with varied views from anti imperialism to Wagner to golf and poetry while Grandma touts suffrage. The scene shifts to a back yard where only the narrator and a dog seem sensible as a Wildenthaler Schilling’s Best goods sign anchors a storefront.
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John
Sue
Bill
Gran
Jen
Lavinia
Wimumen
Vineland Investment Drive Promises Growth and Profits
The notice touts Vineland as a strong investment with dry roads and improving infrastructure. It cites over 125000 in buildings and waterworks, 50000 new trees planted, rising real estate values, and high returns from orchard sales. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect lots with prices from 125 to 500 and consider a personal carriage tour. LEWISTON WATER AND POWER COMPANY announces CLARKSTON WASH and LEWISTON IDA service areas.
Attachment Notice in Nez Perce County Court
A notice of attachment issued in the Justice's court of Lewiston Nez Perce County Idaho refers to Samuel L Justice Inc as plaintiff and Alvin J Phe tie as defendant with a dated action in Easton precinct. The document is dated January 10 1901 at Lewiston Idaho.
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Justice's Court of
Om Sewiston Inct
Nex Perce County
Samuel L. Justice Inc
Sera
Alvin J. Phe
Samuel ' Eee Jestion
Ties Peak Te
Eastiston Precinct
Nez Perce County
Lewiston, Idaho
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Samston Daw Teller
AL Forriman
Lewiston Postoffice
Lass Awai
Lewiston
Boise
Clark
Montane
Marcus Daly
Dr. Moody
Mrs. Palmer
Johnny
Vineland
Lewiston Water and Power Company
Clarkston
Wash
Ida
Bucher
Gibbs
McSherry
A. D. Gritman, Wanacen
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