Shoshone Correspondence and Local Visit Notes
M K Savage visited Shoshone while F R Gooding toured his Gooding ranch. J J Saviers and family went to Hagerman for fruit, and J J Coates and family moved toward New Hampshire for a future home. Miss Gooding resumed school duties after a Shoshone visit. Mrs Goody visited Gooding and met Miss Lila Gooding. Orlando Emmons renewed old ties with Hiram Abiff in Shoshone. Donald McMillan stopped at Gooding en route to Hagerman for honeys for Mr Ingraham of Hailey. C H Seneca came down the branch last night. W Coolidge returns to the branch engine this week. Rev H W Parker to speak at Methodist church next Sunday on Christ"s Invitation to Regret and The Church and its Mission. Services at 11 am and 7:30 pm with public invitation. A car of hops and sparks from the engine caused a stir in Shoshone as a fire broke out west of town. Firefighters struggled with the blaze, eventually pulling the car to a siding near the coal chute, then to the tank, and finally abandoning it after the ore progressed too far.
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H. W. Parker
Methodist Church
Christ
Moon
Lawyer Apology Over Court Intellect Remark In Berks County
An old Berks County Pa judge, noted for reversals, faced a lawyer’s outburst claiming the court’s intellect was dark. The judge threatened severe action until persuaded to accept an apology. The lawyer then amended the remark by saying lightning could penetrate the court and added that it is very penetrating.
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Berks Coun Pa
Escapes From Death Featured In Royal Museum Collection
The Royal United Service Institution museum adds a remarkable relic a silver cigarette case struck by a bullet at 1200 yards while in a captain of the Imperial Yeomanry pocket. The officer survived unaware of the hit as the bullet also pierced his sovereign purse and cigarette case. Also noted is Dr Livinksjold of Butte Montana who hypnotized himself to serve a 20 day jail sentence and remains in trance until it ends.
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Naon
Royal United Service Institution
Queen Victoria
Imperial Yeomanry
Livinksjold
Butte, Mont
Dr. Lillinksjold
Notice of Sale of School Bonds for District 27 Idaho
Sealed bids for purchase of 100 in bonds of School District No 27 Lincoln county Idaho will be received until Oct 3 1908 at the county superintendent office. Bonds 40 each at not more than 6 percent interest payable annually first bond Jan 5 1905 remainder yearly until paid. Board may reject any bids. By order Clerk Mary Syoperass Kanoka Idaho. 83wa cl
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Lincoln County
Idaho
Board of Trustees
Mary Syoperass
Kanoka
Not to Be Trusted and Surprising Luncheon Tale
A mixed set of quirks and incidents from a bygone era. A city streetcar passenger jokes at a conductor about voting rights while a Midlands farmer and neighbor tragedy is recounted. Roosevelt notes a Martinique disaster letter about office seekers. A Budapest luncheon draws 8,000 guests, police enforcing order amid triumph and chaos.
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Buda Pesth
Judge Moss and the Smoking Habit Tale
A Memphis Scimitar anecdote recalls Judge John T. Moss during his city campaign days. He once discouraged a young man from smoking, then later offered cigars while campaigning, the youth declining with the quip that smoking is a bad habit.
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Memphis
John T. Moss
Criminal Court
Memphis Scimitar
Moss
Smart youth’s cigarette quip provokes old lady on train
A railway compartment tale features an old well-meaning woman and a sharp youth. He lights a cigarette and claims smoking cures health, while she rebukes him. He quips that smoking cures pigs, prompting her final retort and a wary, hopeful end.
Personal Protective Loan Association Forms in New York
A group of philanthropic New Yorkers forms the Personal Protective Loan Association to lend money to the poor at 6 percent annual interest. The capital is $10,000 with incorporators Thomas M. Mulry Edward P. Cragin Rev David J Burrell Father A P Doyle and Robert B Miller. Individual lenders demand at least 30 percent, sometimes more. New York reportedly has 300 pawnshops.
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Personal Protective Loan Association
Thomas M.mulry
Edward P. Cragin
David J. Burrell
A. P. Doyle
Robert B. Miller
New York
Editor Dr George F Stout Named Logic Chair
Dr George Frederick Stout editor of Mind has been appointed to the chair of logic and metaphysics at St Andrew's University Glasgow. He succeeds the late Prof Ritchie, formal notice states the appointment follows the retirement of the former holder.
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George Frederick Stout
St. Andrew's University of Glasgow
Ritchie
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M. K. Savage
F. R. Gooding
Gooding
J. J. Saviers
Hagerman
J. J. Coates
New Hampshire
Miss Gooding
Shoshone
Mrs. Goody
Gooding School
Miss Lila Gooding
Orlando Emmons
Hiram Abiff
Donald McMillan
Mr. Ingraham
Hailey
C. H. Seneca
W. Coolidge
Pest Mad
Levi Strauss
Co’s
Midlands
Jarvis
Marget
London Globe
Roosevelt
Martinique
Thedford
Ularly
Bright
Pratt Thedford
Henry Lee Prep
South Rail
Shoshone, Idaho
S. D. Boone
Special Argent
Failey
Stockmen's Cafe
J. M. Butler
The
William C. Custer
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
Phineas
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin
Western
Denver, Colo
E. W. Horton
Hato
J. M. Rogers
Ceis
San Francisco
Chicago
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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