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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
6
The piece extols James H. Brady of Idaho as a strong Republican figure and notes his Indiana County origins, Kansas roots, Idaho canal and power projects, and chairmanship of Idaho Republican Party. It reviews roles of Senator Heyburn and Colonel Thomas R. Hamer, highlighting Heyburn’s pure food contributions and Hamer’s Spanish War service and Philippine duties.
United States Senator from Idaho Weldon Brinton Heyburn, a Delaware County Pennsylvania native born May 23 1852, has long been a leading figure in the young commonwealth since taking up residence in the state in 1883.
A historical sketch profiles Judge James F. Airshie as Idaho’s young chief justice and details the careers of Lewis H. Sweetser D. C. McDougall Robert Lansdon and Charles A Hastings. It outlines Airshie’s background in Tennessee Idaho Grangeville and notable Idaho Supreme Court decisions while summarizing the public service and political roles of Sweetser McDougall Lansdon and Hastings.
State Auditor biography notes D. Taylor born 1863 in Wisconsin with education at Amity college Iowa. He taught briefly before moving west to enter the newspaper business and has resided in Idaho since 1899, after Idaho statehood.
F Cushing Moore, born in Moscow Idaho and educated at multiple institutions, built a notable mining and engineering career in Idaho and the region. He led as chief engineer for Federal Mining and Smelting and now practices in Wallace. Also featured are O Neil and Miss Chamberlain, Idaho figures shaping banking, railroads, and public instruction with statewide impact.
The piece contrasts Republican stewardship with Democratic decades in Idaho, noting idle funds under Democrats and progressive investment since 1905. It cites totals in trust funds, interest, and land sales, detailing distributions to schools, institutions, and state debts, and highlighting gains in earnings and prudent lending.
Boise Idaho October 10 1908 official declaration by A Hastings Idaho treasurer sworn statement authenticates records in Ada County court. Hastings declares the financial report true and correct as recorded in state office.
B F O'Neil, chairman of Idaho's Republican central committee, markets Governor Brady's 1909 10 record on land and school funding. He touts Carey act trust success, state land leases, new capitol plans, and immigration data crediting Republican management while urging re election on November 3.
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