Fielding Academy opens with large turnout and bright prospects
The Fielding Academy held open exercises last Tuesday with 225 to 250 students in a full auditorium. Prof Bramwell praises the faculty and students as the institution moves toward a leading educational role in the intermountain region, promising a prosperous year. A Salt Lake City election result favors the Anti Mormon Admerigant ticket, sparking renewed all mormon conflict and concerns over governance. The Chief of Police faces bonds over a robbery charge, and city finances appear strained for the first time in memory.
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Fielding
Fielding Academy
Inter-Mountain Region
Bramwell
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Quitha Inngers
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Barnum
Roosevelt or Taft for 1908 Presidency debate
East observers note growing Taft support while Roosevelt is seen as preferred by many. Roosevelt reportedly reluctant to run, but Republicans and the public consider him most capable to lead. Bryan emerges as potential alternative if Roosevelt declines.
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Taft
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt Urged as Universal Call for Patriots
The article argues that Roosevelt should be the universal call by all patriots for the next President, stressing unity among supporters and the importance of a strong national leadership. It emphasizes Roosevelt as the clear choice amid political divisions and frames the appeal as a rallying cry.
Heyburn Aims at Western Rail Freight Reform Bill
Senator Heyburn returns to Washington to push a long debated bill to stop railways charging higher short haul rates. The measure would equalize freight rates from inland western cities like Salt Lake City Spokane Pocatello Boise to coastal ports such as Portland and San Francisco. Idaho voters and towns back the effort as essential for the region and the senator’s health and tenure are noted.
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Washington
Congress
Heyburn
Senate
West
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Pocatello
Boise
Portland
San Francisco
Senator 5
Idaho
Snior
United Sates Senate
The Money Question and Market Panic
The panic subsides and confidence returns though Heinze and other wealthy men have lost fortunes. Major railroads cut extra forces and building slows, risking thousands of layoffs. The author warns of a reckoning as the economy cools and urges prudent retrenchment nationwide.
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Heinze
Copper King
United States
Paris City Council Debates Liquor License Reform
The Paris city council held a meeting to discuss liquor licensing and introduced first reading of an ordinance setting a 1000 dollar annual liquor license fee payable in cash. Most members supported the measure with only two absent, signaling a move toward stricter prohibition aligned with state county and internal revenue licenses.
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Paris
Ita Laat-Aibeting
Ian Censa
FES
Railroads Push Westward From Chicago and Northwestern
The Post notes the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company plans to extend westward once the money market steadies. Bamberger seeks to push Salt Lake and Ogden lines east through Bear Lake Valley. C N Co scouts routes via the South Fork of the Snake River and coal deposits near Union Pass, with land secured near St Anthony.
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Post
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Bamberger
Salt Lake and Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Bear Lake Valley
Wyoming Tribune
South Fork
Snake River
Union Pass
Green River
St Anthony
Salt Lake City
scCammon
Granger
Press Club Meet in Blackfoot November 29
The Southeastern Idaho Press Club will meet in Blackfoot on November 29. Byrd Trego is arranging the affair and organizers promise a royal good time and a successful event.
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Southeastern Idaho Press Club
Blackfoot
Byrd Trego
Bear Lake County Board Approves Bridge Removal and Road Orders
The Bear Lake County Commissioners meet after adjournment on October 28 1907. They accept David Follick’s bid to remove the old Bear River bridge upon $55 paid to the county treasurer. The Hoge bid for mapping Bear Lake County is accepted. Road decisions require fence removal along public highways, bridge notices forbidding fast riding, and fines up to 10.60 for offenses. Road overseer Alfred Oakey to enforce width and fence removals. plowing grading and gravel payments set for Scurty road repairs.
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Follick
Walter Hoge
Albert Lirddsay
Atrogs Bear River
Board of County Commissioners
Idaho
Alfred Oakey
Paris
Dingle
Scurty
Ovid
Mortpeller
Louis B. Lavanite
W. BR
Fragmentary 1917 Amfisa Rich Notices
A damaged clipping lists names and dates S A Bulmo November 10 17th Amfisa M Rich November 10 and Vith G Hayward with unclear details. The text is fragmentary and local notice context is missing.
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Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
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Bear Lake State Bank
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New-York
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