President Roosevelt tours Banana Belt and speaks on workers
In Sioux Falls on April 6 President Roosevelt began a strenuous two week tour. He spoke to thousands including 4000 children at the Auditorium and 6000 from a stand. He discussed the wage worker and the tiller of the soil, praised the department of agriculture, and urged cooperation between employers and workers.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
Roseevelt
Loeb
Kittridge
Barnsides
Yankton
National Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Chia Law
Department of Agriculture
Ohio Municipal Elections Open Under New Code in First Test
Cincinnati reports the first Ohio municipal elections under a new code with no sitting officers, shaping two year terms. The race includes the successor of Senator Hanna, and Democratic contenders Ingalls in Cincinnati and Johnson in Cleveland vie for mayor and gubernatorial influence, while Republican hopes also loom. In a separate matter, Judge Lurton refused to enjoin Union Pacific from voting 900000 Southern Pacific shares, dismissing the suit and postponing the April 8 election as warranted. News from New York notes market reactions as Union Pacific stock rises and Southern Pacific recovers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Henna
Ingalls
Johnson
Cleveland
Lurton
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Hartiman
Central Pacific
Senator Foraker
United States Court of Appeals
New York
Southern Pacifico
Union Pacifico
Unicon Pacifico
Fort Hall Lands Auction Plan Placed Before Richards
A Washington dispatch to the Salt Lake Tribune reports Land Commissioner Richards may allow a single bid for a single Fort Hall tract within the five mile Pocatello limit. With minimum price at ten dollars an acre, the land office could advertise locally at the applicant’s expense to sell to actual settlers. To proceed, interested individuals are urged to write to the commissioner.
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Washington
Salt Lake Tribune
Richards
Virginia
Tribune
Five Mile
Pocatello
Congress
Fort Hall
Blackfoot
Strike in Holland aims at anti strike laws and wage rise
The working men's committee in Amsterdam proclaims a general Holland wide strike across transportation by land and water. Rail lines stations and wharves are guarded as the railroad administration secures foreign expresses for military protection. The strike acts as protest against anti strike laws and supports higher wages before new laws worsen labor positions, with spread anticipated to other sectors.
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Senate
Amsterdam
Workingmen’s Committee
Holland
Traoks
Sterpe
Indiana monuments dedicated at Shiloh battlefield
Indiana monuments to the Shiloh battlefield were dedicated today with ceremonies. Several hundred residents, including Governor Darban and staff, General Lew Wallace and prominent state figures attended. Addresses were given by Assistant Secretary of War Sanger, Governor Darban, and United States Senator Beveridge.
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Shiloh
Jenn
Darban
Lew Wallace
Sanger
United States
Beveridge
Turner of Cove Named Water Commissioner for Idaho
Gov Morrison signed the commission of E J Turner of Cove Bannock county as water commissioner of the southeastern district of Idaho. The appointment is for six years.
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Bors
Pano
Morrison
E. J. Turner
Cove
Bannock County
Southeastern District
Idaho
Mrs Horace Porter Dead In Paris Sudden Dying
The wife of the American ambassador in Paris died suddenly today. Due to the city election and many members attending the Eagle State convention at Butte next Tuesday, Aerie No 119 will not meet that evening by order of Worthy President D J Elrod Secretary.
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Paris
Horace Porter
Eagle
Butte
Aerie No. 119
D. J, Elrod
Injunctions Denied Over Chicago Board of Trade Quotes
Judge Adams in the United States District Court today denied injunctions to fix ownership of quotations on future prices for aroius and other commodities. The court condemned the dealings in futures.
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St. Luuia
Chicago Board of Trade
Adams
United States District Court
Ship Southwark Sighted After Six Days Overdue
The Ned Star liner Southwark, from Antwerp with 1000 steerage and 65 cabin passengers, was sighted off Nantucket after being six days overdue.
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Southwark
Antwerp
Nantucket
The Handsomest Woman in Pocatello Ad
An advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a remedy for digestion and complexion. It claims the product purifies blood, clears skin, and restores appetite, sold by Borague's Pharmacy at 96 cents and 60 cents, with no clear date.
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Lane
Borague's
Mabel Townsend Dies in Suicide Outside Sister’s Home
London report says Mrs. Mabel Townsend once of the Alcazar Theater San Francisco shot herself on the doorstep of her sister’s residence in Great Litchfield Street. The event occurred today and she used a revolver.
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London
Mabel Townsend
Alcazar Theater
San Francisco
Great Litchfield Street
Land Leases Open on Idaho State Lands for Schools
State land can be leased to ranchers and stockmen. School and special grant lands may be leased with rentals apportioned semi annually to schools. Leases up to 640 acres per person, up to five years, improvements removable at expiry. Applications to lease go to county treasurer. rent paid annually in advance. Information from secretary of state and state land board. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised locally.
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Idaho
State Land Department
Accesacratite
Secretary of State
State Land Board
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Sioner
Mabel
Foley
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