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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1903

Page

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Transfers Activity In Northwest Real Estate

A wealth of August 1901 transfers appears in this Idaho real estate snapshot. Many deeds list grantees and grantors, with Caldwell and Nampa properties central. Notable entries include Carr to Blackman for 1 4 SEQ of Sec 25 Tp 3 N WR a Caldwell land deal to A J , and Steunenberg to Elizabeth Wright for several Caldwell town lots. An Ontario visitor recounted a mountain kiss wager anecdote from a rural Idaho cabin encounter concluding with a playful money-for-a-kiss exchange.

Messrs Parker Idaho Abstract Co Sanne! C. Seism Gillesby Consideration Co Wasouse Nampa Helman William Mitchell W. Criteser Annie Crisws W.R. Langtree al D. McGrath Caldwell Land Co. Ltd A. J Caldwell Jes B. Carr George Blackman Herbert C. Prescott Toliam Drury Waterhouse Ition Elizabeth E. Kaufman Edward Abbott Fulmer J.B. Wright A. K. Steunenberg Junius B. Wright Caldwell Banking and Trust Co Elizabeth Wright Jacob Seitz Seitz Dutch Company John M. Simmons Frank Page Ontario Idaho Ontario Argus

Attempted Burglary Near Miss Sparks Night Watchman Alarm

Dan Brown recounts a near burglary while Mrs. Brown was away in Boise. Two intruders allegedly entered the premises, disturbed items, and later attempted entry by lifting a window shade and prying the wire screen. Brown and Bates awoke to noises, attributing the alarm to the shade. He urges stricter night watch vigilance.

Dan Brown Mrs. Brown Boise Dan Mr. Bates Bates Mr. Brown

School notice for early admission and new Pupils

Notice to Patrons. Children six years of age on or before November 1st 1903 may enter school the first semester. All such children entering school for the first semester must enter before September 16. Another class for beginners will start about mid January. From 69 new pupils on the first day, all pupils not six by Nov 1 must remain at home.

Special Examination for Second and Third Pence Certificates

A special examination will be held at Cald well on the 25th and 26th for second and third pence certificates. Questions will cover School Law from the chapter on School Districts Organization and Powers in the State Constitution Article VII Finance and Revenue. Includes program notes on Mrs. C. L. S. C. Roll Call and quotations from Washington Irving. General discussion by Mrs. Stone. Book reviews on Alhambra and Conquest of Granada by Miss Bean. Next meeting by Mrs. Oakes.

Caldwell

Idaho Republican Politics and Factional Shifts

A detailed critique of Idaho Republican factionalism from Borah to Heyburn, Morrison, Gooding, Standrod, and currents in the Statesman. The piece traces alliances, ruptures, patronage, and the Woolley incident, arguing Mormon influence and party realignment will shape future contests. It notes Northern coordination, intra party tensions, and the Boise Statesman’s central role.

Morrison Borah- Statesman Gooding Borah The Statesman North Idaho Heyburn Woolley French Standrod Republican Party Boise Statesman Idaho United States Senate Throne of Grace

Mormon Appointment Sparks Idaho Debate Over Assayer Post

The Idaho issue centers on Bishop Woolley from Pocatello being named assayer, with critics alleging a pledge from Senator Heyburn in exchange for Mormon votes. The Star argues the controversy is weak, noting Mormons are underrepresented and the transfer is a federal posting shift, not a political scandal. Also mentions North Idaho Star by Louis Schnabel and a Salt Lake return fare of 19.70 for state fair travel.

Boise Statesman Cunningham H. Smith Woolley Pocatello Woolley Heyburn Idaho the Star Bishop Wooley Boise Mr. Heyburn Louis Schnabel Portland San Francisco Salt Lake R. Farrar

Hotel Sisson Arrivals In Various Cities

The notice lists arrivals at Hotel Sisson including Hindbore and wife from Rockville. E. Bush from Emmett. L. Kraft from Boise. J. Utley. J. H. Sater from Weiser. Frank J. Saith Louis Schnabel. Virgil Hans. Camwell G. BR. Green. W. A. Powell and wife. A pleton E. Jackson from Boise. Mr. Morgan. A. Johnson and wife. Pearl.

Hindbore Rockville E E. Bush Emmett L. Kraft Boise J. Utley J. H. Sater Weiser Frank J. Saith Louis Schnabel Virgil Hans Camwell G. BR. Green W. A. P Powell Apleton E. Jackson Mr. Morgan A. Johnson Pearl

Democrats push anti Mormon campaign for test oath revival

Donnelly Idaho Democratic chair announces plan to separate politics from religion and revive the test oath amid accusations of Mormon church interference in elections. He cites a Mormon bishop in a federal post and polygamy, linking the move to Senator Dubois and the Smoot seating fight. Republicans may be pressed to take a stand.

P. Donnelly Democratic State Central Committee Democratic Party Donnelly Dubois Smoot Idaho

One Man's Food is Another's Poison in Idaho Politics

A debate in Washington over H S Woolley of Poca tello a Mormon being named to succeed J W Cunningham of Boise as state assayer sparks a party dispute. Cunningham, 11 years at Boise mint, is praised for honesty but opposition cites party needs over tenure and religion. Woolley, a Republican, faces opposition not for faith but for other political sores. C G Reffner plans a Caldwell house this fall.

Idaho Borah Frank Gooding Boise Statesman Moses Heyburn Gooding Morrison Statesman Woolley Boise North Idaho Star Washington H. S. Woolley Pocatello J. W. Cunningham Mr. Cunningham Cunningham Mr. Woolley Republican Party Lewiston Teller

Great Bargain in City Property Offered

Three blocks in the Washington Heights Addition must be sold at once. They will go for less than half price. For prices and terms call Boise Valley Real Estate Company.

Washington Heights Boise Valley Real Estate Company

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Robert Noble Thos. Norris Caldwell Land Company Rees H. Davis Fair Acres Dorman E. Smith John L. Henshaw Gorrie Payette Oliver F. Cunningham Jonas O. Johnson Parma Rose N. Parker Isaac W Squire School House Cora B. Bran Ada County Beal Convention Hall Morrison-Borah Mr. Gooding Per Hotel Sisson C. G. Reffner
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