Figures For Voters From 16 000 to 2000 in WOO This Year
A fragmented historical note analyzes shifts in party strength and voting population. It compares Republican gains and Democratic declines across multiple states, noting increases in eligible voters and shifts in electoral outcomes. The piece cites percentages, historical party coalitions, and projected trends without graphic detail.
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Pocatello Tribume
Republican Party
Tate
Trano
Munianiets
A Dubois Ticket Faces Democratic Party Split
The State is torn as a party pledge shifts from the candidate slating to a broader reform. Voters see the ticket as a hybrid mix with key leaders sidelined and the party’s future in doubt. Critics say the public will reject the lineup and the Democratic strength wanes ahead of the election.
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International
Typographical Union
New York World
Manton Marble
Alleghantes
Pulitzer
Chicago Times
Wilburn Storey
Central West
Tf Waa
St. Louis Republic
the Knapp
Southwest
San Francisco Examiner
Philip A. Bowen
Wealder
Monterey
Pacific Coast
Slope
Renater Hearst
Arthur McEwen
Republican Party
Democratic Party
T. B. Picotte
Kooskian Inter-Mountaineer Denounces Hunt
The Kooskian Inter-Mountaineer edited by Hugh O'Donnell, once Democratic, denounces Hunt in a caustic announce criticizing his fitness and labeling him a trickster. The piece urges voters to back a different man for governor in November, declaring Hunt unfit and a burdensome error for the state.
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Kooskian Inter-Mountaineer
Hugh O'Donnell
Hunt
Pines
Gover
Endorsement Split Clouds Hunt Candidacy
A derailed labor endorsement debate questions Governor Hunt’s bid. A writer argues organized labor shows hesitation and questions his support, labeling calls to back Hunt as absurd while claiming divisions across factions.
Questioning Governor Hunt on state affairs in 1902
A historical OCR fragment shows a long interrogation of Governor Hunt regarding alleged corruption and improper actions. It includes questions about suppression of evidence, exculpation of a warden, bank arrangements, timber funds, and women’s property rights, reflecting a tense political moment.
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Halley
Get
Tore Manifontiy
Charlee Arey
Otter
Bank of Commerce
Inwurante
Wang
Weil
Pri Unin
Tursehouse
Nelling Diamante
Donnelly's Grand Record of Democracy pamphlet critique
The Caldwell Tribune critiques Simon P. Donnelly's pamphlet The Grand Record of Democracy, noting omissions on public works and land proceeds while arguing the state debt shifts from 1900 to 1907 favor Democrats. It asserts underfunded build projects and questions the accounting of public lands profits used to reduce state indebtedness.
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Simon P. Donnelly
Democratic State Central Committee
Nan
Donnelly
State University
Normal School
Lewie Town
Albion
God
Arney
Spe Ward
Caldwell Tribune
The Democratic Gerrymander in Idaho 1901 Explodes
The text condemns the Fusion legislature act Senate No. 72 signed by Governor Hunt on March 11 1901. It alleges the measure disenfranchised Republican voters and favored Democratic interests. It decries the gerrymander as theft and corruption and notes partisan manipulation of county representation.
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Tako
Senate
Hunt
Idaho
United States
Ft. Mor
Ouiray
Jones m
Halley, Get. 4
Democratic Party
Inbor
International ‘Typographical Union
Repubcan
Republican Party
Democratic Pre
Bax Alwyas
Gerrymandered Apportionment Sparks Democratic Protest
In Lemhi Canyon and Ada counties the vote tallies shape a case for partisan gerrymandering. The piece argues Republicans gain nine house seats through redistricting, while Democrats suffer, calling the apportionment a political robbery and urging laborers to question Democratic loyalty.
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Blaine
Balter
Custer
Owyhee
Mahe
False Claims Of Democratic Economy Exposed In Idaho
The article attacks Governor Hunt and the Democratic administration, arguing that deficits and overdrawn funds plague the state. It criticizes bonds, warrants, and tax levies, claiming a rising tax burden and unpaid general fund warrants despite supposed surpluses. It cites specific figures and legislative acts to dispute Democratic fiscal honesty and portrays administration as erratic and costly.
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Hunt
Boise
Jtua
Democracy
Exwin
McConnell
Nea
John Smith
Jones
First National Bank
Smith
Second National Bank
Lewiston and Albion
Peter
Paul
Governor’s Travel Fund Abuse Critiqued in Idaho Press
Idaho paper blasts the state administration over governor travel expenses citing overuse of a $600 fund. Report notes multiple warrants from 1981 for trips to Lewiston, Buffalo, the asylum, and Salmo n River, with questions about necessity and out-of-state travel. The piece accuses officials of graft and irregularities, contrasting with editorials from Territorial newspaper allies.
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Leutenant
Lewiston
Clearwater
Buffalo
Asylum For the Insane
Salmon River
Lewiston Normal School
Huttaloomelatty
Ioverner Hunt
van Anders
Idaho
Ball Idaho
Land Office
Tekrt Timberland
Boine Capital News
Capital- Newa
Anthony Shrentole
Wealth of the World excerpt on labor and capital
An 1901 reprint argues wealth comes from labor savings and capital rather than labor alone. Joseph H. Hutchinson contends that true wealth stems from reducing labor and enhancing productive capacity, noting labor alone cannot sustain many requirements without nature’s bounty.
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Cevermor Hunt
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Democratic
Fatrean
Lemhi
Rolee
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Ada
Nee Porde
Tome
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Pheatine Webi
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Bae
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Lawn
Supreme Court
Dadness
Laws
Joseph H. Hutchinson
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