Death of Ex Senator George L Shoup Casts Grief Across Washington
Washington News reports the death of Ex Senator George L Shoup sending universal regret through senators who knew him. Tributes come from Senator Heyburn Congressman French and Addison T Smith highlighting Shoup as a principled Idaho ally and West’s capable representative. The piece also covers Pure Food bill, stone and timber act repeal, Statehood bill prospects for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and a three public buildings plan for Idaho with Idaho Congressman French pushing for passage.
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Wasatyaros
George L. Shoup
Senator Shoup
West
Washington
Hey-burn
Idaho
United States
Senate
Addison T. Smith
Mr. Smith
Congressman French
Pacific Coast
Territory
New
Commonwealth
Heyburn
State Pure Food Association
Physicians
Congress
House
Committee On Public Lands
French
Mondell
Wyoming
Comibtttes
Women’s Cluba
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Chinese bankers to open first Wall Street banking firm
A number of prosperous Chinese financiers in U S cities are expanding into new locales including New York. Within two months several have spread through the financial districts and a brass sign on Wall Street signals the first Chinese banking firm in the area.
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United States
New York Financial District
Wall Street
Fight Will Be Bitter New Discovery for Consumption
Read what T. R. Beall of Beall Mississippi says about Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption. His wife had all symptoms last fall, took the remedy after other treatments failed and improved at once, with four bottles curing her. Guarantied by local dealers. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
T. R. Beall
Beall, Mias
W. H. Baugh
W. W. Irons
Hagerman
Secretary Hitch cock on irrigation policy in Idaho report
Secretary Hitchcock notes the Reclamation Service is expending funds steadily and building permanent irrigation works in Idaho and other states. He contrasts federal projects with private schemes, arguing government works must be durable yet efficiently sized, designed from original plans rather than standard templates.
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Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Hu ‘K
TRAIN BIRDS AND FISH MARVEL AT JAPANESE KOREAN SHOWMEN
Japanese and Korean showmen display skilled animal training including educated bears, spaniels, monkeys, goats, trained birds, and even trick fish. An old Korean boatman demonstrates a dozen drilled tortoises marching in line guided by drums, forming bridges and piling like plates.
Funeral Attendance Ties Idaho Leaders to Senator Shoup
Governor elect Frank R. Gooding and his brother Fred W. Gooding traveled from Shoshone to attend the late Senator Shoup's funeral. Frank Gooding returned home. Fred stayed to confer with Idaho Wool Growers Secretary Clinton about the upcoming National Livestock Association meeting in Denver. Fred, elected Idaho Wool Growers Association president at Pocatello, is actively guiding the group. A Denver convention delegation is anticipated. Governor Gooding plans to move his family to Boise and has leased the Frazier residence on Warm Springs Avenue.
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Frank R. Gooding
Fred W. Gooding
Shoshone
Senator Shoup
Clinton
Idaho Wool Growers Association
National Livestock Association
Denver
Gooding
Idaho Association
Pocatello
Boise
Frazier
Warm Springs Avenue
Bloom is Sign of Death in Oriental Plant Folklore
The article discusses a Chinese superstition linking bamboo flowering to disasters, noting the bamboo blooms once then dies and often covers large areas with synchronized flowering. It likens this to similar patterns in tropical Strobilanths that bloom en masse every seven years and then die, leaving ground bare.
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China
Asia
Toilers of the Mines and Global Mining Labor
More than 4.5 million are employed in mining worldwide with 1,692,050 in the British empire and 3,146,343 foreigners. Coal dominates, and Britain, the United States, and Germany lead employment with vast mineral riches shaping national wealth.
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British Empire
Great Britain
United States
Germany
France
Belgium
Austria
India
Workhouse Museums Showcase Odd Relics and Tales
In London s workhouse museums visitors find items from clergy and colonial links including a belt of human teeth and a South London salon room. A notable curio is a small pocket dice box engraved with a boast of wagering costs amounting to 30 000 pounds and its grim consequence.
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London
South London
Africa
A Costly Mistake In Medicine Ad
A dated ad warns that blunders can be costly and even deadly, but promises relief with Dr King s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headaches and liver or bowel troubles. The pills are sold at 25 cents in W Hugh s Shoshone and W V Torn s Hagerman.
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Dr. King
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St.Oshene, Idaho
F. R. Gooprie
F. W. Goorie
Duas
M. Hewper
F. R B. Gooding
Chas. M. Hemphill
Thos. H. Gooding
Boman M. Herlbert
Edward A. Walters
Howard Bebree
E. W. Horton
E. W. Kleinman
Frank Whittington
E. A. Walters
Frank T. Disney
Phoenix Life Insurance
W.jj.buggins
Baugh’s Drug Store
J. M. Rogers
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