Debates and political tension flare in early 1900s discourse
Dillon passes critique to Chamberlain in a London debate ending incident. Discussion touches ethics codes, Queensbury rules, and northern routes to Thunder Mountain. Democrats oppose Crum packer resolution on southern election methods. Chairman Jones meets Bryan in Lincoln. Bryan seeks third term. Jones hints at a future governor candidate sweeping states by 1904.
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Dillon
Chamberlain
South Carolina
Marquis of Queensbury
Thunder Mountain
Boise
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Lincoln
Bryan
Cleveland
Hutchinson Poised for Democratic House Nomination
Boise dispatch reports ex Lieutenant Joseph Hutchinson likely to win the Democratic nomination for Congress after an eastward journey. David L. Evans, ex-speaker, courted for state treasury once Hutchinson acts. H. D. Redwine and Attorney General Martin touted for governor with Governor Steunenberg's backing, but viewed as long shots.
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Boise
Joseph Hutchinson
Congress
Hutchinson
East
David L. Evans
Idaho
House of Representatives
Evans
Plumer
H. D. Redwine
Salmon City
House
Hunt
Lemhi
Martin
Steunenberg
Redwine
Advert for a Japanese beauty and liquor charge acquittal
A Tokio advertisement touts a beautiful woman with abundant hair and wealth seeking a gracious husband. In the same issue, R.G. F. Smith faced a preliminary exam for introducing liquor on the reservation, was not held, marking his second recent acquittal in two weeks.
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Tokio
Tam
R.G. F. Smith
O'Neill
Smith
James Glendinning Dead Former Idaho forest reserves head and Salt Lake mayor
James Glendinning a pioneer of the Northwest and former mayor of Salt Lake City died Sunday at his Spokane home from heart failure aggravated by chronic stomach cramps. Born in Scotland he immigrated in the 1860s and did mercantile work with George L. Shoup in Salmon City Idaho. He later ran hardware in Salt Lake City, served as mayor, then was appointed superintendent of forest reserves for Idaho by President McKinley, a post he held until six months ago. He leaves a wife and six grown children, with two sons living in Spokane. He was reputedly wealthy and had not engaged in business since retirement.
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James Glendinning
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nora Avenue
Spokane
Glendinning
Glendenning
George L. Shoup
United States
James M Shoup
Alaska
Northwest
Scotland
America
Salmon City
Salt Lake
McKinley
Malcolm
Robert W
Oregon Short Line
Forest Reserve Service
Glenn Still a Populist Denial From Populist Leaders
Chairman Andrews releases a statement defending Congressman Glenn as still a member of the Peoples party and not joining the Democrats. He accuses Democratic papers of misrepresentation and outlines party unity against Heitfeld Jacobs and Taylor while predicting a new state committee issue in mid April.
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Andrews
Glenn
Democratic Party
Evening Capital News
Peoples Party
Democracy
Heitfeld
Jacobs
Taylor
Judge Sample
State Committee
Democratic Organization
Endowment policy ad and assorted notices from 1902 era
A collection of classified style notices offering life insurance and endowment policies from Aetna Life and Accident Insurance Co with agents in Hartford, Conn and Harford, Conn. Also seeks a housekeeper for a widow, a canvassing job for a Chicago firm, rental offers in Washington state for farmland, estray notices for horses in Idaho, and a Lewiston wood yard advertisement for red fir. Names include Captain Shattner, Mrs. L. Henderson, J. Sharrab, F. B. Prine, F. L. Haner & Co, and P. O. references.
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Aetna Life and Accident Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
Schattner
Conzac Building
Shattner
Aetna of
Harford
Conzac
Lewiston Milling Co Wheat and Barley Prices
Lewiston Milling Co in Lewiston Idaho reports the highest market price paid for wheat and barley to farmers. Farmers are urged to bring crops to the Lewiston facility to secure top rates offered by the mill.
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Lewiston Milling Co
Lewiston
Idaho
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Idaho Forest Reserves
J. Sharrah
L. Henderson
Dayton, Wash
Caxton Building
Chicago
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Seattle
Wash
Clint Sherer
Estray
Willow
Willowa P. O
Clearwater
Ron't Hayter
F. B. Prine
Aera
F. L. Haner & Co
F. Galbraith
Lewiston Wood Yard
J. F. Atkinson
L. F. Inman, M. D
James KE. Babb
Lewiston National Bank
Lewiston Idaho
Washington and
Nez Perce Co
George W. Tannahill
Adams Block
Thomas Mullen
Lewiston National Mk Building
U. S. Law
E. O'Neill
Washington
Main Street
Dent & Butler
Miles S. Johnson County
Aug
Nez Perce County, Id
Jimer E. Halsey
U.S. Land Office
Marquette
Mch
U. S
SL. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Donzac Block
G. Kress
Postoffice
San Francisco
Lewiston, 1898
Ernest McCullough
Merchants’ Association of
Sulté
Adams Bleck
Colorado
Denver
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Short Line
Pullman Palace
Maryeen
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
J. D. Mansfield
Third St
Portland
Geo. W. Heintz
OREG
Union Pacific
Northern Railway
St. Paul
Att Pritadsiphte
New York
West Ant
Feat
Ieee
Tacoma
Paceriasreaiae
Nort
Ern Railway
Pn Oie. & Company
Deniston
Salt Lake, Denver
Huntington
Umatilla
Iater
W. Moont
Lewiston, Idaho
Anda
Moscow
Pullman
Oakesdale
Kane
Coma
Helena
Butte
Minneapolis
Jose Ranuss City
Skeets
All Points East
Orofino
Jamiah
Kooskia
Grangeville
Ifalo
Soe
This Am Time
Culdesac
W. J. Jordan
Spam
A. D. Charlton
P. A
Onroor
Ose Nerd
R. Grostein
Ideal Bicycles
J. H. Bethel
Weisgerber
California
Main
Undertaker
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Boss Meat Markei
Butchers and Packers
Dray and Express
W. E. Mathews
Thatcher & Kling, Tel. It
F. W. Kettenbach
Fire Insurance and Loans
H. T Maddwick
Rewiston, Idaho
C. R. & N. Saloon
Squire
Bieck
A. Sempert
Adrian R. Sweet
Binnard Block
Burlington
A. B. Jackson
Spokane, Washington
the Mint
Morrissey & Baker
Clark Building
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