Idaho News From The Paris Post Idaho Topics And Obits
Dems sweep city elections in Pocatello electing council and city officers. H C Harkness dies at McCammon April 6. Idaho irrigation growth and land rush noted with new maps and extension plans. Preston elects Republican ticket by narrow margins amid other regional updates. Tim Gardner released after insanity charges. local crime notes.
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H. C. Harkness
Idaho
McCammon
Indiana
Boise
Utah
Payette
Preston
Earl Dateman
William Austin
Austin
Dateman
B. Wakefield
Hailey
Carl Arno
Philadelphia
Rich
the Register
Federal Land Office
Whitcomb
Manuel Silva
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Owinza
Harriman
E. C. Manson
United States Reclamation Service
Boise-Nampa-Payette
Shawhan
Angel Uruchua
Boise Hospital
Vale
Oro
Aberdeen-Springfield
American Falls
George M. Payne
Mountain Home
West
Mr. Payne
Virginia
California
Mountain Holme
Tim Gardner
Caldwell
Tim
Public regulation of public service firms hailed as stay
Theodore N. Wall president of American Telephone and Telegraph and Western Union argues in his annual report that public regulation and publicity are here to stay. He cites a conservative board endorsing the push for public partnership in corporate welfare and government-like oversight to curb aggressive competition.
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Theodore N. Wall
Western Union and Telephone Companies
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Robert Vinson
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Henry L. Higginson
Boston
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
Taft
Congress
Arizona
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Martin
Virginia
Democratic Senate
Shively
Indiana
la Follette
American Federation of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Senate
Senator Root
New York
Rudolph Forster
Washington
White House
Forster
Cullom
Fighting Man Atlantic Man Quotes Courage and Fight Ethos
Ellwood Hendricks argues that human nature compels fighting for what is believed right and that courage comes from willingness to fight to the death. He contends that legal remedies or legislation cannot replace the instinct to struggle for one’s own and for truth.
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Ellwood Hendricks
Atlantic
Rounderley’s Quip Sparks Ten Hour Day Debate
A brief exchange features Rounderley dismissing a ten hour day while advocating for 24 hour nights. The remark hints at labor policy contention without detailing specific proposals or stakeholders.
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Young Rounderley
Misguided Energy and a Warning from Mr Osage Spouter
A determined youth vows to make a noise in the world while Mr Osage Spouter cautions that an amateur with a bass drum can ruin a fine symphony.
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Mr. Osage Spouter
Joyous Economist Responds To High Price Philosophy
A jovial economist lectures on spending with a playful quip about saving by going without. The philosopher in the scene accepts high prices as a rhetorical teaching moment.
First Winter in Idaho Man's Body Found in Woods
A man named James Ross, reportedly Jost in the woods, was found dead in eastern Idaho after an apparent self inflicted death amid a harsh winter. The narration notes hunger and a prior attempt to melt snow to cook buckskin gloves as he endured starvation.
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James Ross
Jast
Idaho
Theodore Roosevelt
Spokane Commercial Club
Glenn H. Curtiss
Great Salt Lake
Laramie
Wyo
C. C. Yeager
John Johnson
Leo Elrod
Reese Tucker
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Hirod
Lfe
Colorado
Moffat
Senate
Rocky Mountain Range
James Peak
Iroquois Steamer Capsizes Off Sidney Losses Believed
In Valin Vancouver Island, the Iroquois sank minutes after leaving Sidney on Monday with about twenty lives lost. Four passengers and seven crew saved. likely sixteen passengers and four crew drowned. Survivors clung to wreckage as wreckage and life belts floated ashore. Purser among the dead. exact toll uncertain.
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Victoria
B. C
Iroquois
Sidney
Vancouver Island
Geo Wan
Tom L. Johnson Dies in Cleveland After Illness
Cleveland, Ohio veteran politician Tom L. Johnson died at 8:49 p.m. after a year of illness. Johnson was a two term congressman for the Twenty first Ohio district and a four term mayor of Cleveland famed for the three cent street railway fare and advocacy of Henry George’s single tax theory. He was fifty seven years old.
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R. M. Payné
Kansas Threshermen’s Association
Kansas
William Potters
Oskaloosa
Kans
Chicago
Vonn Barta
Wall Street
Dalton
Walter H.sanborn
United States Circuit Court
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota State Railway Commission
Luddie Pedotil
Clyde
Ella Wilson
Hunnewell
Wilson
Morenci
N. M
Len Scott
Johnson
Scott
I.’. M. Brooks
Fort Worth
Texas
Mary Inford
Carnegie
Pittsburg Railways Company
Wea.wood
Albany
N. Y
Ware
Board of Trustees of Public Buildings
Dix
T. J. Williams
Cornell College of Civil Engineering
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Henry George
Stormy Petrel Tom L Johnson’s tempestuous career
Wednesday April 5 recalls Tom L Johnson once self described as a stormy petrel signaling a career centered in storms. He rose from a fifteen year old Louisville street railway office to major political battles ending with a 1909 Cleveland mayoral defeat. Born Georgetown Kentucky July 18 1854.
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Nantucket Island
Tom L. Johnson
Louisville Street Railway Company
Cleveland
Johnson
Georgetown
Divinity Student Slain in New York Street Fight
Luigo Usay a former anarchist turned divinity student is dead from a skull base fracture after a street fight. Otto Schaffer a laborer is jailed on assault charges in connection with the incident.
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Divinity
New York
Luigo Usay
Otto Schaffer
Cause of Poor Cooking in Ventilated Kitchens
Officials link bad cooking to poorly ventilated kitchens in the Bay area noting vitiated air alters taste and smell. The report cites air quality concerns since 1888 and calls for improved ventilation to preserve food flavor.
To Use Left Over Rice
A simple method from a kitchen note uses leftover boiled rice fried in butter. Heat butter until it sizzles then add rice and fry until brown for a tasty reuse.
Civic Improvement Drives National Urban Progress
The Louisville Courier Journal notes civic improvement as a national goal shaping city planning. It cites Washington under L Enfant and Manhattan style grids, Cleveland Euclid Avenue, and Manila’s future boulevards as models. It argues strong roads and well laid streets attract residents and capital.
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Washington
America
Pierre L’hnfant
George Washington
United States
Cleveland
Murphy
Euclid Avenue
Buffalo
New York
Manila
Philippines
Orient
Louisville Courier-Journal
City Beautiful concept praised for civic progress
The Belgians invest in parks centers and buildings to please the eye and boost public contentment. A New Age writer says beautification pays when visitors linger and spend more, and Denver’s city beautiful campaign already draws visitors and new residents.
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Belgium
Denver
The Village as Unit of Social Life
The text argues that social life hinges on continuous close contact among people and defines a village by the limit of intimate association. When the population grows beyond that limit, a new village forms nearby, expanding cities as collections of villages. The key question is the exact number that sustains social cohesion.
Landscape Gardening at School
When organizing an improvement society many doubt its value yet every community has a schoolhouse. The writer argues school grounds can be easily improved and a live club can find ample work in a single yard by doing a real, good job.
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