Trusts and politics mix in early 20th century views
A mix of notes on railroad routes, church attendance, and trust dissolution, then a political column criticizing Democrats and praising Republican aims. It highlights Secretary Hay over China, trust devaluation, Bryan’s impact, and Panama Canal treaty debates with western senators supporting development and Senator Dabois opposing.
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Senate
Chicago
Panama
United States
West
Dabois
First National Bank Stockholders Meet Shoshone Idaho
The annual meeting of stock holders of First National Bank Shoshone Idaho will be held at the banking office at 10 o'clock a m March 11 1904 for the election of directors and other business as may arise. Cnas Hepart Cashier.
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First National Bank
Shoshone
Idaho
Cnas
M. Hepat
Local notes and legal rulings include water case and Owen honor
Locals arriving from Bellevue Hailey and Omaha are noted. An infant died near Hagerman. Mrs G W Oliver hosted by Judge and Mrs J W Smith. Judge L Sullivan traveled via Hailey from Omaha. The Idaho Bear Lake case ruled irrigation sections 34 35 and 86 unconstitutional with a writ granted. Water Commissioner Riblett may drop suit. Mrs Mary Louise B Owen credited as wealthiest woman after California Mexico land grant affirmation. George Hitchcock, American artist, awarded the Franz Josef cross by Emperor Franz Josef.
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Supreme Court
Bear Lake County
Alfred Budge
Fifth District
Turner
Riblett
Dastriet
Elaine County
Mary Louise B. Owen
New York
Cal*ornia
Mexico
Col
A. K. Owen
Winter in extreme south Antarctica reports biting cold
An account from a tailor aboard the antarctic ship Discovery led by Captain Scott describes 123 days without sun and 104 days of darkness. Temperatures sank to 58 degrees below zero, wind amplifies the cold, and blizzards are feared. Companions Bernacchi and the engineer endured a two and a half hour roped retreat to a hut fifty yards away.
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Discovery
Scott
Jogt Iam Dilszard
The Editor and Mrs Perkins Dinner Pleasure
The Editor and wife accepted an invitation to dine at the hotel on Sunday. They enjoyed chicken with appropriate accompaniments, strawberry shortcake, and lettuce. Mrs Perkins wore a new skirt and her blue and white outfit impressed the writer. The Editor wore his Sunday through Saturday suit and was ill all night.
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Perk
Debt to the Wood family linked to Victoria birth
King Edward appoints Sir Evelyn Wood field marshal and reveals a past debt to the grandfather of Gen. Wool, Matthew Wood, a London merchant. The merchant's generosity enabled the Duke of Kent to travel from Germany so Victoria could be born on British soil. Victoria later granted the first baronetcy to Matthew Wood.
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Victoria
Edward
Evelyn Wood
Wool
Matthew Wood
London
Duke of Kent
England
Germany
Queen Victoria
Large Combine In Sweden Seeks Export Gains
Swedish glace manufacturers form a large cooperative to curb intense competition and boost export potential. The new group aims to stabilize prices, coordinate production, and open markets for lagers and desserts across Europe.
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Sweden
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W. D. Crocker
Omnity
Tha Benk
Ees
Thunder
Neiner
New York City
Hay
China
Nebraska
Kentucky
South
Blackburn
McCreary
Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Stockholders’ Meeting
Joe Kelly
Bellevue
Jos. Montgomery
Hailey
Michael Hickey
John Waddington
Hagerman
G. W. Oliver
Pocatello
J. W. Smith
Munday
Judge
Mrs. L. Sullivan
Omaha
Franz Josef of
Austria
George Hitchcock
Thedford
Blackdraught
I M. Grant
Annes Perry
N.C
Missouri River
C. A. Walker
Chicago & North-Western Ry
South Main Street
Kwo Salt Lake City
Utah
Mare’s
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin General Western Agent CO
10Th St
Denver, Colo
Charles Burgess
City Dray Line
Merle
L. N. Huggins
South Rail Street
Shoshone, Idaho
The
Williams, Custer
Lides
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
Undertaker
C. J. Brennan
Keefer
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
St. Paul
C. 8. Williams
Second South St
Salt Lake City
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