FOR PRESIDENT FOR PRESIDENT By Walter J Ballard
A strong case for William Howard Taft as the 1908 presidential candidate outlines his birth in Cincinnati in 1857 his schooling at Yale and Cincinnati Law School his legal and political rise including governor of the Philippines secretary of war and later roles. The author cites Taft’s diplomacy leadership and decisive actions in the Philippines Cuba and Panama as proof he can lead America again in 1908.
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Walter J. Ballard
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alphonso Taft
Superior Court
United States
Russia
Woodward High School
Yale University
Law School of
Cincinnati College
Wm. Howard Taft
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cincinnati Times
Cincinnati Commercial
Internal Revenue
First District
Arthur
Hamilton County
Superior Court of
Harrison
Taft
Sixth Judicial District
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth District
Ltle
Ucmi
Law Department
University of Cincinnati
Philippines
McKinley
United States Philippine Commission
Philippine Islands
Wright
Secretary of War
Washington
Senate Commission On the Philippines
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Miami
Roosevelt
Root
Rome
Leo XIII
Committee of Cardinals
War Department
Mr. Taft
Panama
Cuba
Porto Rico
Obituary: Mrs Littie Roberts of Caldwell Dies at Home
Mrs Littie Roberts wife of John M Roberts died at her Caldwell home Sunday evening about seven. She was born December 3 1844 in Springfield Illinois and was well known in Caldwell. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Mattie Miller son James Caldwell niece Mrs Minnie Wright brother William Poole and a brother in Jackson Oregon. She came to Idaho in 1899 from Black Hills South Dakota. Funeral held in Caldwell Tuesday. The Tribune extends condolence to the bereaved family.
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Littie Roberts
John M. Roberts
Caldwell
Mattie Miller
James Caldwell
Minnie Wright
William Poole
Jackson
Oregon
Idaho
Black Hills
South Dakota
the Tribune
Conscience and Ghosts Haunt Pocatello Politics
A self styled political soothsayer in Pocatello stirs fear with hopeful messages as the ghost of Duncan Morrison is said to roam. The piece notes the Republican party history in Idaho and defends against misrepresentation while hinting at upcoming advertising by The Reliable Fur Co. for a one day appearance October 8 featuring Miss Barnes at a local store selling furs.
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Pocatello
North
Duncan” Morrison
Oracle
Gate City
Republican Party
Idaho
Per Atiok
Grand Fur Display in Caldwell with One Day Sale
An advertisement touts the most elaborate Fur display in Cald well and Southern Idaho. Neck wear muffs coats jackets and all ladies fur goods will be exhibited for sale and delivery on Tuesday Oct 8 1907. Thousands of dollars worth of items await viewing even if purchase is not planned. Watch Tribune next week for further display details.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Tribune
Resolutions of Respect for Harry H. Jones
Mount Marian Lopes No 39 A F and A M notes the death of Harry H. Jones. The lodge records sorrow at his loss, offers sympathy to his family, and resolves to spread the resolutions in records and local papers and forward copies to the bereaved family.
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Mount Marian Lopes No
A. F
A. M
Wuereas
Harry H. Jones
Epcar Meek
A. T. Walters
Grerce W. Froman
Caldwell to be Lighted For Fair And Grand Lodge
Caldwell will be lighted during the Canyon County fair and the I O O F grand lodge session. Idaho Electric Co has designed a grand display using 970 32 candle power lights on Main St Kimball Ave and Seventh Ave in addition to regular street lights. Full particulars to follow in The Tribune.
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Caldwell
Canyon County
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Idaho Electric Co
Messrs
Hammond & Riddle
Main St
Kimball Avenue
Seventh Avenue
The
Tribune
Science and First Love by Sir James Critchton Browne
A report on Dr. Sir James Critchton Browne outlining a physiological view of first love as cerebral motion and dormant associations. The piece contrasts clinical theory with remembered personal feelings about a girl who sparked boyhood heartbeats and long, vivid summers apart from school.
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James Critchton-Browne
International School Congress
London
Sata
Lucern Blighting in Utah and Tender Passion Commentary
A fragment from a Salt Lake Herald piece mocks cerebral romantic discourse and notes a Deseret Farmer report on lucern blight spreading across Utah. It cites complaints from growers and urges scientists at the Experiment Station to address the crop issue.
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Utah
Experiment
Staton
Best Time to Spray for Scale in Hood River County
The Wasco County fruit inspector endorses fall as the optimal period to spray for the San Jose scale. He recommends applying after fruit collection, since the scale has not yet matured and can be easily destroyed at this time.
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Wasco County
Ore
Hood River
San Jose
Local Gossip and Caldwell Social Notes
Local column highlights births and travel notes. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs L B Chen oworth, mother and child well. Various visits by Betsy Calloway, J Sincel in Boise and Caldwell, juror summonses and business trips noted. Shoppers urged to inspect new ladies waist line at The Fair Store and fish orders before Monday. Jerry Yeoman and H M Ruddock guests, fine shoes at Call up 111, furs arriving, and a painting valued at 25 dollars offer for Canyon Co teachers.
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J. W. McDowell
Homedale
Caldwell
Canyon Co
Nampa
Payette
Emmett
Southern Ida ho Women’s Christian Temperance Union institute
The program for the Southern Idaho Women’s Christian Temperance Union institute at Caldwell’s Christian church runs September 23 and 24. Sessions cover devotions, district drills, department topics from miners to medical temperance, youth music, and a public evening program with speeches and medals. State officers and national party notes are listed, including a withdrawal decision on a proposed national weekly paper.
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Southern Idaho Women's Christian Temperance Union Institute
Christian Church Here
Progressive Peanut Party Draws Local Society Guests
On September 14 Mrs. Simpson hosted a Progressive Peanut Party with five tables. Guests included Mrs. Gue who won the prize, and attendees such as Mrs. Ocheltree, Gue, Mosby, Wilkerson, Flynn, Snell, the Sebrees, Young, Dean, Barnes, Miss Kelleher, Miss Little, Miss Redway, Miss Graham of Iowa, Miss Baker, Opal Stewart and Juanita Stewart. Autumn leaves and Cosmos framed the event.
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A. E. Sutton
Get in Now for Fence Space at Fair Grounds
Those who want space on the fair grounds fence should see Louderback or J. B. Gowen at once. Space is being taken rapidly, and the fair is not far away.
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J. B. Gowen
Ex-Governor Morrison in Caldwell for Business
Ex-Governor John T. Morrison was in Caldwell yesterday conducting business. Register M I Church of the State Land Board also transacted business there Friday. Senator La Follette will speak at the Opera House on Tuesday evening, September 24. Mr and Mrs C J Sincel and Mr and Mrs 8 Kess visited from Boise and stayed with Mr and Mrs Ed Hedden. Fresh oysters offered Thursdays. Robi Farrar family moved to Belmont Street. Local dry goods and footwear stock promotes fall shopping at a large display.
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John T. Morrison
Caldwell
Barnes Grocery
Register M. I. Church of the State Land Board
Senator la Follette
Opera House
C. J. Sincel
Kess
Boise
Ed. Hedden
Robi. Farrar
Belmont Street
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Love
James Crithcon-Browne
Salt Lake Herald
L. B. Chenoworth
Juat
Fair
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R. E B. Bowman
H. B. King
W. E. Borah
the Fair Store
Chas, Yeoman
Minneapolis
H. M. Ruddock
W. G. Whitley
Seaside
Frank Fouch
M. A. Bates
Parma
the Fair
Warren Yackel
Polo
Ilinois
Spokane
Sarah Mitchell
Garlock
Shoshone
D. Gerlough
Kate McIntyre
Lizzie Campbelle
Aftson
Phelps Whitney
Mountainhome
C. B H. Helman
Caldwell W. C. T. U
C. H. Rinard
Pleasant Ridge
B. F
Medical Temperance
Anna Jones
Middleton
John
College Assembly Hall
Libbie Cook
W. T. Orr
Glenns Ferry
Mra
BE. Brainard
St. John
Myrta Jones
New Hope
Driscoll
Mary B. Hawkes
Ora L. Oakes
Brainard
C. B. Helman
Hattie Kinkai
A. A. Garlock
Eva West
Sadie Straight
Sue Prescott
A. Dobell
Blackfoot
Sadie
Jones
Indianapolis
Chicago
Associated Prohibition Press
Prohibition Party
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