Harmony meeting in New York sparks Idaho Democratic doubts
A Boise analysis voices skepticism about national Democratic reforms after a New York harmony gathering of Bourbons. It argues Cleveland and Hill shift away from Bryanism, warning Idaho Democrats not to be fooled by revised slogans while criticizing Kansas City platform loyalties and predicting ongoing GOP alignment. The piece notes a young Idaho death and I O O F funeral care.
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Boise
Capit el City
Tilden Club
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
Buncombe
Democratic Party
Mr. Hill
Idaho
Bryaniem
Republican Party
Bryan
Party of Protection
Epelbinders
Idaho Gold Mining Company to Reopen Mines With New Machinery
A. Charlebois and T. H. Taylor of the Idaho Gold Mining Company report from Chicago that they have purchased new machinery for Snake River mines. They have shut down except two caretakers. the suspension bridge and piping are in place. The upgraded equipment should boost efficiency and reduce costs, with rich pay dirt samples prompting expectations of dividends and high value returns. Operations resume early August with more workers.
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A. Charlebois
T. H. Taylor
Idaho Gold Mining Company
Chicago
Snake River
Dies Among Strangers at McFall Hotel
Eli Bussler died Saturday night about 11 o clock at the McFall hotel after arriving sick several weeks ago while en route to Thunder Mountain. He became worse upon reaching Shoshone and took to his bed, where his condition deteriorated until death. No further details are provided about the illness or circumstances.
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Eli Bussler
McFall
Snet
Thunder Mountain
Shoshone
Saloons in Shoshone Run Without Licenses Three Months
Town fracas over saloons operating without licenses in Shoshone began when April license payments were not issued to saloonkeepers by Sheriff Jones. Investigations showed money paid to the sheriff and licenses prepared by the auditor but not turned in to the county treasurer. The sheriff later remitted funds. community calls for proper handling of license revenue and adherence to law.
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Shoshone
Jones
Denmark
Joe Keefer
Tom Fay
E. B. McFall
fJee Keefer
E. B. McFail
Mr. Fay
Jeblane Board
Double Murder Stains Fort Hall District Opening Page
A bloody double murder near Lost Horse claim on the north fork of Pocatello creek shocks Pocatello. Victims E. M. Fritz and John S. Donaldson were shot, with Donaldson found a hundred yards from Fritz. Search for two other campers expands the crime’s mystery and questions motive and possible involvement of renegade Indians. Authorities probe locations, theories, and unsettled suspicions.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Creek
Rice
Beau
E. M. Fritz
Pocatello
John 8
Donaldson
Wool River
Ned
Fritz
Pucatello Creek
E. G. Leaf
C. A. Clark
Harry King
J. S. Donaldson
Eldredge
Accidental Injury at Depot Cuts Man in Wednes Morning
A man at the depot slipped before a train arrival and his left hand and arm were badly lacerated after his arm went through a cab window. He was treated at Bauch’s drug store by Dr. Rogers and then boarded the first eastbound train to Pocatello. He faces a period of recovery.
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Plattamouth
Neb
I. O. O. F. Lodge
O. J. Brennan
Wednessy
Mr. Bauch
Dr. Rogers
Pocatello
Rabbit Drive Kills About Fifteen Hundred Rabbits
Fifty Shoshone people joined a Sunday trip from Gooding to a nearby drive. F R Gooding led the event at his ranch with no guns used. Nearly 800 rabbits fell in the first drive and about 1900 in three hours. A August drive is planned. The party visited Orlando Emma’s store and inspected near farms on the Gooding ranch.
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Gooding
Coue
F. R. Gooding
Walt Gooding
Orlando Emma
Frid W. Gooding
T. H. Gooding
Sam Lewis
Fred W. Gooding
J. J. Coates
Walter Goodins
Miss Alice M Clark Wins Gold Medal at Boise
Miss Alice M Clark headlined by St Teresa's Academy Boise graduation on the 19th carrying the gold medal for top of her class. Her mother Mrs W C Custer accompanied her home from Boise last Sunday evening amid pride from Shoshone residents.
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Alice M. Clark
W. C. Custer
Boise
Miss Clark
St. Teresa's Academy
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