Idaho News Roundup From Moscow To Boise
Idaho reports include 150 teachers enrolled in agricultural courses at the summer normal school in Moscow. State figures show Idaho miners earning high wages, beet marketing totals, and progress on roads, schools, and railroad points. Chief Justice Stewart filed for the Republican nomination for the Idaho Supreme Court. Murder charges and a deadly accident are noted alongside sanitation efforts in Boise and crop inspections in Nampa and Caldwell.
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Idaho
Oolled
Johny M. Haines
R. P. Shawhan
Canyon County
Roosevelt
Ted Schaefer
Erbes Ranch
Eght Milvereekwiena
C. S McConnell
James H. Wallis
la St
Boise
Coeur d’Alenes
Shoshone County
Waseo
Idaho Falls
Emmett
Smith's Ferry
Montour
Chicago
Meridian
State Board of Equalization
H. A. Davis
Nampa
J. A. McPherson
Davis
Canyon Commission Company
Caldwell
Stewart
Supreme Court
Supreme Beath
Ballot Twenty Opens Deep Democratic Split in Baltimore
The Democratic National Convention adjourned after twenty-six ballots without a presidential nominee. Wilson gained to 407 votes while Clark fell to 463, amid Stark clashes and Bryan’s sharp attacks. Senators and delegates realigned, threatening a long deadlock into Monday with no clear winner.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Clark
Washington
wiliam_Jennings Bryan
Umpirkc
New
York
Wilson
Stone
Missouri
Harmon
Ohio
Massachusetts
James
Bryan
Dropped Dead in Race at Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz California trotting meet saw driver Ferguson collapse and die from a big sulky in the stretch as Dot McKinney’s mare finished first and circled to the stable. Auto collision near Kansas City kills three and injures four, one possibly more, involving G W Strope’s car and a train.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
T. i
Ferguson
Dot McKinney
Kansas City
G. W. Strope
Ballot by ballot drama at Democratic convention
The report details the shifting votes of delegates led by Baldwin Bryan and Clark as the convention ballots stretched into late rounds. It notes Bryan's protest against a corporate influence backdrop and Clark's defense of party integrity. Departure for home followed six days of convening.
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Nebraska
Clark
Wilson
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Bryan
New York
New Jersey
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
House
William J. Bryan
Baltimore
Platform Planks Call Tariff Reform and Direct Elections
The Baltimore Democratic platform outlines tariff reduction as the main issue critiquing Taft and the Republican Party for vetoing bills and failing to deliver on 1908 pledges. It advocates anti trust enforcement, direct election of senators, income tax, public campaign funding, and stronger federal powers with state rights protection. It also endorses rural credits and Mississippi river flood control.
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Baltimore
Taft
Republican Party
United States
National Committee
Congress
Monetary Commission
Democratic Party
Mississippi
Europe
Jefferson
Democratic Congress
Suffragettes Attack Public Buildings in England
Suffragists begin a nationwide campaign of destruction targeting post offices and political clubs. They smashed windows at the central post office and the Reform Club in Manchester and raided London branch offices as well as sites in Hitchin and Letchworth. Women arrested say the行动 aims to shutter every English post office.
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London
Central
Reform Club
Manchester
Hitchin and
Letchworth
England
Labor Leaders Appeal Over Contempt Sentences Filed
Washington Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor filed an appeal from Justice Wright's contempt ruling after being sentenced to one year and nine months in jail. Bail was posted and the execution of the sentence stayed.
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Washington
Samuél Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wright
Walking behind colored girls in Missouri town
A visitor overhears a lively assertion of individuality from a young colored girl returning from school. She jokes about Caesar and freedom, noting a change after the war and implying disinterest in past enforcers. The quote captures a moment of postwar self assertion.
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Missouri
Caesar
Gabriel Mowe
Horne
Yandeh
Evening Post
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Appeals To Eye Patients
An old advertisement promises relief for red weak and watery eyes with Murine Eye Remedy. It markets a non patent medicine prepared by oculists and sold by druggists in 2c and 6c bottles with an illustrated book per package. An antisuffrage aside appears at the end.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Thos
LoClerc Med.Co
Hardrstock Road
Hampstead
London
Fuuggera Co
Wboekman
New York
Paxtine Eye Remedy Ad And Harsh Satire Snippet
An odd clump of ads and quips promotes Paxtine antiseptic for eyes at 25c a box from The Paxton Toilet Co while a mix of joking lines mocks truth and honesty. Mentions camels, a laxative, and a coffin joke, all in a collage-style fragment.
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Paxton-Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
The Optimistic Seller Man
A terse aphorism notes that a seller who speaks of value remains hopeful, framing sales as a mindset more than a guarantee. It suggests optimism as the driver behind offerings and negotiations.
Gravina in Critical Condition After Barber of Seville Injury
New Orleans reports Giovanni Gravina the basso is in critical condition after a sword thrust in the second act of the Barber of Seville. Three volunteer firemen are dead and five injured from a fire that destroyed a furniture factory ice plant and an electric plant at Garnett Kansas. Colorado Progressives Incorporate to back Theodore Roosevelt or another Progressive for president.
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Orelans
Giovanni Gravina
Signor
Florencia —Constantino
Thes Barber of
Seville
Colorado
Progressives
Denver
Progressive
Tolorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Gold Shipment to Europe Sparks Talk of Edith and Edith
A fragmentary exchange mentions a pure gold shipment to Europe. Names like Edith and Gladys appear in a tense dialogue about counts and shipments.
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Geneon
No.Wife's Cooking for Them Mrs Crimsonbeak
Fragmentary verse on a wealthy Turk at his wife's dinner table and a Garfield Tea laxative advertisement. mentions constipation and indigestion with stilted phrasing.
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Garfield
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