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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
4
A Shoshone Idaho bulletin predicts steady growth for the town in 1906 and urges patience and ambition. It discusses the capture of Harry Orchard suspected in the assassination of ex Governor Stolmenberg, noting strong evidence and the potential for accomplices.
A brief note from Goodwin's Weekly states that assassination plans must be stopped. If not halted, the unions themselves will lose their occupation, signaling a warning about escalating labor tensions and potential workplace consequences.
The speaker urges decisive action against those behind the Steunenberg assassination. He questions the “blank hand” and the shadowy organization directing killings, demanding detectives uncover them and punish the last conspirators. He calls for end to fear, broad punishment, and labor unions aiding in stamping out the murderous trade.
Goodwins Weekly laments the assassination of ex Governor Steunenberg as un-American. It attacks European canaille methods and calls for identifying and punishing the murderers and their network across states, arguing aliens mostly came to threaten free institutions.
Washington report describes the White House gala where diplomatic reps from kings and emperors, along with statesmen and common citizens, paid respects to the President as the nation enters a new year. The piece notes a historic scene contrasting past inaugurations, with mention of Raum of Idaho’s death at 67.
John Turner Burns visited Shoshone this week while Mr and Mrs Thomason and W Canzler were there on business Saturday. Joe Turner and Pat Byrne gathered cattle along the Little and Big Wood rivers. W G Isaac transacted business in Shoshone Tuesday returning the same day. Father Verbragghe held mass Monday and Tuesday mornings and was driven to Spring Creek by John Turner.
At a recent meeting of Junction City Lodge No 16 1.C. C. F. officers were installed for the coming term. J R Hinton served as N G with H W Anderson as W G C Hansen as Treasurer J M Butler as Secretary CW Wernicke G B Novinger and F W Gooding as Trustees. The gathering ended with a banquet prepared by lodge members.
Professors from Missouri State Agriculture and Pennsylvania State College urge farmers to grow American ginseng citing big profits and rising native root prices. Hong Kong trade reports say ginseng is a staple market product. plants can be grown across the United States and Canada with two planting seasons. The St Louis Ginseng Co Growers and Importers offers seeds, literature, and buying services with promising income from modest start investments.
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