Tribune Falsehoods Target Boise News Rumor Debunked
The Tribune, Caldwell Tribune and Salt Lake outlets push a false claim that Deseret News controls Capital News Boise Idaho. The Church denies funding and accuses the Tribune of political manipulation and false ethics in its anti Mormon campaign. The piece urges readers to question the Tribune’s motives and verify sources.
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Lincoln Day Service At Methodist Church Recalls Lincoln
A Sunday night Lincoln Day service at the Methodist church featured Attorney Walters on Lincoln the Statesman Attorney Wallace on Lincoln the Man and Rev Pringle on His Unfinished Work. Speakers praised Lincoln’s leadership, character, and role in uniting the nation while addressing the future of the colored race and the church’s work. The event drew a well filled house with music by the male choir and a duet by Turner and Binford.
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Detective Kay In Caldwell On Extradition Mission
City Detective Kay of Portland spent a few hours in Caldwell on Wednesday as he pursued extradition papers for George Moule, wanted for passing forged checks in Portland. Kay noted the mild climate and, after meeting Sheriff Thorp, took the four oclock train to the coast.
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Commercial Club Meeting Discusses Roads and Readings
The Commercial Club met with Vice President J H Lowell presiding. The Froman's Ferry road report was delayed but a member provided details on needed repairs. Committees on Emmett road and rural mail routes were kept active, while the entertainment report noted a net of 14.25 from readings and announced Dr Spire's Lop Sided Folks monologue next Tuesday at the club parlor.
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Odd Fellows Visit Promises Second Degree Ceremony
The local Odd Fellows lodge accepts Middleton lodge invitation to confer the second degree on six candidates this evening. A banquet will be served for visiting members. all locals meeting at seven o clock for the car transport will join the staff for the ceremony.
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Rumor spirals in Caldwell amid Mormon press feud
The Caldwell newspaper notes a rumor connecting Captain Joseph R. De La Mar and a marriage rumor echoed by Deseret News and Capital News. It reports Dr. John Decker arriving in Caldwell, his past as a local agent for the Short Line, and his rise to a leading physician in upper California. It mentions Dr Decker as surgeon for Utah Construction Co. and Eugene Strohacker as his assistant.
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Relative of famed singer dies in Caldwell noted guardian link
A Caldwell death this week honors a woman once known locally as Mrs. Trask widow of the Trask mill owner up the creek. She was mother to Mrs. Jake Mussell of Homedale and Elliott Norton the DeLamar assayer. Norton’s kin include Nordica, the opera singer, as a cousin to Mrs. Mussell and Norton. The obituary references a famous lady’s name frequently.
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Licenses Issued For Six Marriages In Caldwell Emmett and Payette
Clerk Badley issued marriage licenses this week to A J Dennerline and Norah May McCollum of Caldwell Elliott Tennyson of Emmett and Marie Bischoff of Notus Joel Riggs and Lena R Kesgard of Emmett Paul C Fife and Pearl B Stark of Payette
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Pearl B. Stark
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Council Passes Inspection Ordinance for Public Buildings
The city council in a special session ordered bids for about three quarters of a mile of wooden sidewalks on Washington Heights to be financed by delinquent property. It also directed warrant redemption funds to be used evenly across water works, road, and general warrants. Ordinance 106 for safety inspections of public buildings was passed unanimously, requiring outward opening doors, 18 inch wide egress per 100 capacity, and metal fire escapes on multi story structures with penalties up to 100 dollars or 1.50 per day.
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Special Legislative Session May Be Called
Idaho lawmakers consider a possible special session to pass a depositors insurance law urged by the State Bankers Association. The act requires codes and indexes to be filed by July 1 1908 and submitted to the legislature or a special session at the governor’s request. Further news to appear in The Tribune.
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Caldwell Council Faces Local Option and Prohibition Debate
The Caldwell city leadership weighs liquor policy as mayor and several council members express pro prohibition views. A reporter learns some favor outright bans, while others seek more study before committing. The Tribune notes any decision will balance dry Caldwell against neighboring wet areas.
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Dutch wedding celebration at Notus for Marie Bischoff and Elliott Tennyson
At a Notus home a large crowd gathered to honor the engagement and upcoming marriage of Marie Bischoff to Elliott Tennyson in a German style gathering. The event featured a lavish supper, and the couple later obtained a Caldwell license and married by Judge Hagelin. Tennyson, a prominent Emmett area rancher and sheep owner, and Marie Bischoff have ties to Caldwell and Emmett, with celebrations extending into Caldwell and Payette.
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Crazy Man Committed to State Insane Asylum
Warren R. Wheaton of Nampa was committed by Judge Hagelin to the State Insane asylum at Blackfoot last Monday. A complaint by his father-in-law Fred Klepper cited family insanity history and Wheaton’s sunstroke in the Philippines. After treatment for self-inflicted gunshot wounds in Portland, three bullets were removed before his transfer to the asylum.
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Police shakeup as Maxey resigns and plans coast move
Chief Maxey resigns on Thursday and departs for the coast to raise small fruits for the Portland market. C W Johnson, previously acting night police, is promoted to chief while Sam Rowland takes over as night man.
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Gipson couple leave Caldwell for Yale Oregon
Mr A W Gipson hosted a gathering Wednesday night for friends while Mrs Gipson was away Cards were played past midnight and a substantial lunch was served The Gipsons will move as Mr Gipson becomes cashier of the First National Bank of Yale Oregon He previously served as cashier of the First National Bank of Caldwell The couple is wished success by many friends
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