Death of A K Steunenberg Brings Caldwell Loss and Legacy
A K Steunenberg dies at Caldwell after gall bladder cancer, leaving a City built on his bold investments and humor. Born in Knoxville Iowa in 1863, he moved to Caldwell in 1886, publishing The Tribune and founding the Odd Fellows paper and Caldwell Banking & Trust Co. He rose to Grand Secretary and Grand Master in Idaho Odd Fellowship and was honored with a large funeral escort from multiple lodges, Rebekahs, and local officials. His death marks a notable end to a decade of municipal growth led by his energy and risk taking.
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A. K. Steunenberg
Portland
A. K. Steunenberg Caldwell
Caldwell
Iowa
Knoxville
Black Hills
Cheyenne
The
Tribune
Frank
Outfit
A. K
Commercial Bank
Caldwell Banking & Trust Co
Odd Fellowship
Idaho
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Order
LO. O. P Lodge
Thinetty
Boise
Rebekahs
Canyon Hill
Boulton
Christian Church
Boone
Odd Fellows of
Jennie Dorman
Spokane
W. R. Cupp
Christian Sunday School
J. C. Rice
R. A. Cowden
H. ©. Stephenson
D. Hannah
Steunenberg
W H. Redway
J T. Hay
A. K. Stounenberg Caldwell
Rena
Ancel
Thomas
F. J. Brobest
G. J. Crookham
Kearney
Neb
the Tribune
Awaiting Trial on Haywood Case Asks For Change of Venue
The Idaho courtroom hears motions in the State v Haywood Moyer and Pettibone with defense arguing for dismissal due to multiple terms and absent remittitur while the State cites habeas corpus appeals and readiness for trial. Judge Wood later overrules the change of venue motion and then hears affidavits and clippings as 600 names are presented in support or oppose venue. The article records the funeral of A K Steunenberg, local reactions, and ongoing parish events with notices about licenses and registrations.
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Caden Wood
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Wood
Richardson
Supreme Court of the United States
Horah
Steunenberg
Fnally
United States Supreme Court
Borah
Nugent
W. A Coughanour
Payette
K. Heyes
Ed Skinner
Emmett
Ed Dewey
W. H. Mansfield
Nampa
Fred Fisk
M. A. Bates
Parma
D. D. Campbell
R. A. Cowden
Caldwell
Foote
Middleton
J. H. Hawley
Jim
Ve. Johnson
Bryan
Boise
Charles C Smith Nominated for Mayor of Caldwell
A Caldwell Citizens Central Committee convention at city hall chose Charles C Smith as mayoral candidate with 51 votes to 45 for H D Andrews after two ballots. J Shorb named clerk, Nellie Williams treasurer. Ward councilmen nominated. ticket features local merchants and professionals trusted to manage public affairs.
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Citizens’ Central Committee
City Hall
the Tribune
Caldewell
Magle City
J. J. Plowhead
W. H. Redway
Col Babb
C. C. Smith
Ballantine
H. D. Andrews
Cooper
A. F. Isham
Mr. Smith
J. Shorb
Nellie Williams
T. K. Little
D. Simpson
W. B. Jones
H. R. Cleaver
Fred Boyes
W. M. Cupp
Hacket
C. J. Shorb
Moralist
Caldwell
TI. R. Cleaver
Cltlens
Pleasant Socials and Local Theatre Note St. Patrick Themed Party
The Tribune reports on a March 15 St Patrick themed party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cleaver with Irish joke games and Polly Piper disguises. It notes attendees including Professor Boone and Mrs. Krider, plus Mrs. Gartin winning most votes. Additional items include Caldwells theatre praise for Bonnie Brier Bash and lectures by Rev. McKinley at the College Assembly Hall.
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H. R. Cleaver
Polly Piper
Krider
Professor Boone
Saint Patrick
Pioneer Josiah Cave Dies After Long Illness
Josiah Cave a longtime Idaho pioneer and former Boise County legislator died Tuesday morning at his Middleton home after injuries from a fall and illness. A Democrat known for integrity he served as Middleton postmaster and left a wife. Funeral services are set for Saturday.
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Josiah Cave
Thi County
Great Divide
Middleton
Cave
Joe Cave
Idaho
Boise County
Falk's
Bridge gang chief plans Boise trip after Canyon fix
Mr. Dorne who led the Bolse Interurban road bridge gang has finished the Canyon bridge near the city and will move his outfit to Boise where another bridge is to be completed. Graders have reached Middleton and one camp is set up on this side of town, though the company is delayed by a shortage of poles.
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Dorne
Canyon
Boise
Middleton
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