Idaho State News Highlights From Payette and Nearby
A jumble of Idaho items reports on Payette industry plans including a new building, Caldwell electric work, and a flour mill proposal near Moscow. It notes a fatal injury near Meadown, a Shelley electric company formation, the Independence mine sale near Ketchim, county division talks, Moscow state university insurance payouts, and a wool mill interest in Pocatello. Also covered are a cement sidewalk ordinance in Mall street, record rainfall in Portatello, a large number of inmates at Idaho State Penitentiary, and labor shortages on road and railroad projects.
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Independence
Ketchim
Eastern Capitalista
Poogle
Twin Uylle
Ttl
Univerity
Moscow
Pocatolla
Une
Eureka
Cal
Board of Village Trustees
Mall Street
Hallow
Hales
Eplenpal Church
Idaho
Wyoming
Bolan
Lewleton
New York
Jaceb Lockwin
Crescent Brewing Company
Nampa
Haw
Chicago
Harry Steiner
Taha State Penitentiary
Payette Valley
Jerry
Henry
Lewiston
Alturas
Boise
Thad
Roosevelt urges Beveridge amendment to meat inspection bill
President Roosevelt transmitted a report from Reynolds and NevIl on Chicago stockyards conditions and urged Congress to pass the Beveridge amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill. He proposed compulsory federal inspection of meat products, funded by a fee per animal, and cautioned that current law leaves interstate commerce uninspected. The White House note, dated June 4, 1906, emphasizes urgent reform and secrecy of preliminary findings.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Beveridge
Washington
Mesere Meynolds
Nelli
Chicago
Senate
House of Representatives
James Bronson Reynolds
Charles Noll
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Messrs. Reynolds and
Nev
Messrs, Reynolds
Nevll T
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Senator Burton resigns from U S Senate Kansas
Topeka Kan United States Senator Joseph R Burton of Absiene after a conference with state friends submitted his resignation to Governor Hoch The letter states resignation takes effect immediately Foster Dwight Coburn was appointed to succeed Burton Coburn born 1846 in Jefferson County Wisconsin served in Illinois regiments in Civil War and for ten years has been secretary of the Kansas Board of Agriculture
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Joseph R. Burton
Absiene
Hoch
Harley Wagther
Atchicon
W. F. Hackney
George Pindley
Sen
Burton
Lex Fellowey
Kansas
Joseph Roburton
Foster Dwight Coburn
United States Storry
EB. W. Hoch
J. R. Burton
Coburn
Senator Gorman Dies After Long Illness
Washington United States senator from Maryland Arthur Pue Gorman died at his residence at 9 05 Monday morning after months of illness Heart trouble was the immediate cause of death He had improved recently and the family hoped to take him to the country He joined the Senate in 1881 and led his party for most of the next eighteen years He influenced major legislation including the 1884 tariff act and the defeated federal elections bill of 1890 91 He was regarded as a leading figure in the Senate and in national politics
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Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
United States
Maryland
Senator Gorman
German
Senator Gorman Long
National Congress
Senate
Theaign
Cleveland
Packers Horrifies Chicago as Cleanliness Rules Adopted
A Chicago report notes Packers plants racing to address filthy conditions after the president’s disclosure. Floors cleaned, sinks scrubbed, and ventilation improved in several bucking houses while new rules ban tobacco in food rooms and require courtesy cleaning. Inspectors ordered plumbing repairs and wall washing, with one plant still found in poor condition. Mayor Dunne proposes municipal ownership of a slaughtering plant, seeking funds to finance the project.
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Chicago
No- Hee
Dunne
Frank I. Bennett
Council
Bold Robbery in Ogden at Reed Hotel Lobby
A lone highwayman entered the Reed hotel lobby in Ogden just before 3 am Tuesday. He threatened five people, forced them to raise their hands, and lined them against the wall after emerging from the basement elevator. About $700 in cash was taken. the safe was not breached. Roy Campbell, a former Reed employee, has been arrested on suspicion.
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Ogden
Reed Hotel
Roy Campbell
The
Reed
Destructive Oklahoma Wind and Hail Leave Dozens Destitute
A violent storm swept southern Oklahoma and Indian Territory Tuesday night killing two people and destroying farm residences stock barns and warehouses. Over sixty families were left destitute as crops and barns were ruined. Chigisha residents gathered in a mass meeting to form committees to solicit funds for the afflicted planters this season. Damage runs into large figures as the region’s core crops were devastated.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Chigisha
Sailors Strike Over Shore Leave After U S Visit
Brest Forty French sailors from the armored cruiser Marie il Jat se refused to reboard the Jeanne d Arc after their return from New York. They cite lack of shore leave during their stay in U S waters as the cause of discontent.
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Brest
New York
United States
Disfiguring Skin Eczema Cleared by Cuticura Remedies
Testimonial from Thomas M Rossiter of East Orange New Jersey dated March 30 1905 credits Cuticura remedies with curing a severe eczema that covered his head neck body and face after hospital treatment failed and years of suffering left him unable to work. He endorses the Cuticura Ointment and Soap as a speedy permanent cure and urges others to use them.
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St Wak
Thomas M. Rossiter
Prospect Street
East Orange
N. J. Mar
Courage and humor mix in Casto's Carnegie bravery gift
Captain Mark Casto receives a $1500 Carnegie Hero Fund award for bravery in the Cherokee wreck, recalled with a playful quip about a wife’s unexpected bedtime. The report notes Casto’s modest reaction and frames the tale in a New York Tribune voice.
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Mark Casto
Carnegie Hero Fund
New York Tribune
Capt. Casto
Tila
Complete lithographic map of Wind River Reservation area advertised
The notice promotes a 32 by 25 inch lithographic map compiled under John T. Wertz showing townships fractional townships sections lots mountains rivers and allots to Indians with proposed railroads irrigation ditches roads and towns near the reservation. Copies are offered by D. Childs & Company at 200 Clark Street Chicago for one dollar each with Wertz contact in Lander or Shoshone Wyoming.
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Wind River
Shoshone Indian Reservation
Wyoming
John T. Wertz
United States
U.S. Gov't
Big Horn
D. Childs & Company
Clark Street
Chicago
Lander
Shoshone
Prisoner Requests Guilty Plea Sentence Instead
The judge asks the prisoner to speak before sentencing and the man begs not to be prejudiced by his lawyer's poor defense. He asks the judge to give the sentence he would have received had he pleaded guilty from the start.
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Chicago ,Tribune
Catarrh Cure Claim and Cure Adverts
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh claiming it cures by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts a physician prescribed it and lists testimonials, urging readers to send for more information and samples.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Boledo
Mars communication and professional restraint
An astronomer rebukes the idea of proving Mars communication possible, saying it would spoil future magazine articles and would be unprofessional. The Washington Star quotes the exchange, framing it as a comment on conduct and speculation in science journalism.
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Mars
Washington Star
Hotel Life Quips Over Boarding House Gossip
Heal Merit and Mrs Skimkins discuss living at a boarding house. Mr Jobkins notes rooms fair and table tolerable while praising the gossip. An urban philosopher calls it a faux pas to ask about a tea pas to one unfamiliar with a faux.
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Payette
Poratello
Twin Falls
Dract
Wrettlery
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Gooding
Packers
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Sailors
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