Final arguments on Reed Smoot Senate seat
Washington April 13 The final argument in the protest against Senator Reed Smoot’s seat was presented by A S Worthington. He argued Smoot is qualified morally and intellectually to retain his seat and that plural marriages are no longer sanctioned by the Mormon church.
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Worthington
Washington
Reed Smoot
Committee On Privileges and Elections
A. S. Worthington
Utah
Theings
Anes
Smoot
Senate
Carlisle
Joseph F. Smith
Smith
Pupils Plant Flower Seed Across Louisville Fronts
Louisville schools dismissed for a beautification program as 350000 seed packets were distributed to pupils. The board of education designated the day to beautify lawns and backyards citywide.
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Louisville
Louisville Public Schools
Board of Education
American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company Stock Opportunity
Investors urged to buy into American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co stock, promising rapid growth and high future value. Promoter O G Pfeiffer at Bannock Hotel invites inquiries, noting limited time and affordability. Includes unrelated note about Petersen Holmes ice cream for Sunday.
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American de- Forest Wireless Telegraph Ca
O. G. Pfeiffer
Bannock Hotel
Republican congressional campaign committee named in Washington
Chairman Sherman announced an executive committee with Charles H. Burke as chairman and members including James A. Tawney H C Lautenslager George S. Nixon Nicholas Longworth Sidney Mudd James R. Mann James M. Miller Richard Barthald H N Hogg John W Weeks and H Burdecasel in the capital yesterday.
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Washington
Sherman
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Charles H. Burke
James A. Tawney
H. C. Loudenslager
George S. Nixon
Nevada
Nicholas Longworth
Sidney Mudd
James R. Mann
James M. Miller
Richard Barthald
H N. Hogg
John W. Weeks
H. Burdcasel
Tornado at Its Worst Rips Through Texas
Dallas April 13. Six people were killed and several injured as a tornado swept over Driggs Texas yesterday. Buildings were destroyed and in Cleburne the grand stand at the baseball park collapsed during a game injuring several spectators.
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Dallas
Driggs
Texas
Cleburne
Aftermath of Vesuvius Eruption Hits Naples In Calm Rebound
Naples reports improved conditions as ash falls ease and sun returns. About six thousand workers clear roofs and streets, but refugees disrupt Vesuvian food supply causing price spikes. Say Genaro buried, several deaths. Torre del Greca casualties. royalty and officers organize aid and reopen San Fernando for wounded refugees. Two American girls recover after near disaster.
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Naples
Vesuvian
Tayve Neen
Say Genaro
Phice
Torre del Greca
Torre Annongiata
Premier Sonning
Rome
Emmanuel
San Fernando
Spokane-Town Planned by Lake Pend d’Oreille Railway
Announced that the Spokane Lake Pend d Oreille Rapid Transit Company has acquired about 1600 acres on the lake shore between Echo and Squaw bays. The firm plans a town once the railway extends to that point, with capital available for construction and equipment. Active work will likely start soon.
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Spokane
St Maries Citizens Donate 132 for University Rebuilding
A St Maries committee sent a $132 draft to the state executive office to aid rebuilding the University of Idaho. The letter lauds the project and urges wider public contributions, with reports that graduates across Idaho may form a fund to raise at least $10,000.
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St. Maries
The
State University
State Executive Office
F. R. Gooding
University of Idaho
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Statesman
Hanged for a murder in Walla Walla prison
Simon Brooks was hanged in the state penitentiary early this morning for the murder of Adolph Miller at Ridgefield on November 20 last. His neck was broken and death was instantaneous.
Rail line extension rumor links Rio Grande to Wyoming via Ogden Canyon
A Salt Lake railroad report claims the Rio Grande has six months optioned Hermitage ground in Ogden canyon and may extend through Ogden canyon to Huntsville and Cache valley toward Wyoming. The proposed route would reach Jackson Hole coal regions, with 200 miles of direct track offset by mountains and higher mileage.
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Salt Lake
Rio Grande
Hermitage
Ogden Canyon
Wyoming
Canyon
Huntsville
Cache Valley
Wycoming
Gentile Canyor
Jackson Hole
Joint bill enables townsite sales in Minidoka tracts
Washington expects swift passage of the Heyburn-French townsite bill after the President signs. Interior will set sale dates for Rupert Heyburn and Sherrer lots on the Minidoka project offered at public auction with preference to initial settlers. Proceeds fund reclamation and power leases are projected to yield substantial perpetual revenue.
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Heyburn
Minidoka
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Rupert
Sherrer
Idaho
Snake River
Minidoka Dam
Bancroft Industrial Association Plans Boom in Bancroft House
Bancroft Idaho April 13 Special Bancroft Industrial Association to store goods in rooms at Bancroft House with hotel and livery operations in connection A new addition and repairs to Bancroft House to be finished by May 15 Best accommodations promised to the public Other local items include Mrs Corbett visiting Chesterfield Jacob Schnider raffle graphophone and Vidiovn with Spanish war scenes A. B Morris sells cattle to John Rider Bert Titus buys three lots Ira Call addition Lee Merrick buys two lots Tra Call Al Morris excavating for a cellar and plans a cottage
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Bancroft
Idaho
Bancroft Industrial Association
Bancroft House
Corbett of
Chesterfield
Jacob Schnider
Morris
John Rider
Kephhr’Sesgioné
Bert Titus
Ira Call
Lee Merrick
Barber shops to close early on weekdays starting April 30
Commencing Monday April 30 all barber shops will close at 7 p m with the exception of Saturday nights when they will be open until 10 o'clock. E G Haude President The Daily Tribune 600 Per Month.
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E. G. Haude
Dipping Sheep Rules Abrogated By Beatty Ruling
Judge J H Beatty of the federal court in Pocatello settles a dispute over dipping sheep at the Idaho border. The compromise allows Idaho last year entrants who were dipped twice to enter without dipping again, while others must dip. State Veterinarian G B Noble and a Boise Utah Utah committee reported on border conditions and losses from delays.
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J. H. Beatty
Federal Court
Pocatello
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
G. B. Noble
John McBirney
Boise
Rowe
Nobles
Taté
Beatty
Peper
George 8. Hickox
Salt Lake City
Livestock Sanitary Board
State of
United States
Statesman
Tillman On Chivalry Protest Over Postmaster Nomination
Senator Tillman filed formal charges with the sub-committee reviewing Benjamin F. Barnes nomination as postmaster at Washington. He protests the confirmation, citing the expulsion of Mrs. Minor Morris from executive offices as inhuman treatment and accusing Barnes of making a false statement about the case.
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Washington
Tillman
Benjamin F. Barnes
Minor Morris
Barnes
New Bank Proposition Faces Consideration in Wall Street
A New York report on April 13 states a proposition to establish a bank with fifty million capital to regulate money and exchange rates amid financial stringency. The plan is under consideration by stock exchange interests and by the National City Bank of New York.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Nationality Bank
Richard Garnett dies at seventy one in London
London reports author Richard Garnett has died at age seventy one. The notice notes his English background and marks the date of his death, while a separate local meeting is announced for the B of Re Teachlll at Eagle Hall with a Dutch lunch to follow.
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London
Richard Garnett English
B. of Re Teachlll
Eagle Hall
Carey lands last opening on April 18 in Blackfoot Idaho
Hurry to secure the final opening of the Carey lands on April 18. Write at once or call T. KR. Jones & Co, Agents, Blackfoot, Idaho, for details.
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Carey Lands
T. KR. Jones & Co
Blackfoot
Idaho
Police seize agitator amid anti Jewish crowd threat
April 13. Kounitek, agent of the secret police, was arrested here today for attempting to incite a crowd with a plan to attack Jews. The suspect aimed to create chaos using Sweet Navel oranges as a distraction at Tetersen & Holmes.
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Tetersen & Holmes
Rose Garden Offers Twenty Seven Varieties For Ten Dollars
The Blackfoul Nursery promotes a field grown rose garden featuring 27 varieties. All plants are sound and hearty priced at ten dollars each.
Will Interest Many Kidney Cure Adclaims Health Benefit
Public health notice claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder disease in every form and strengthen kidneys to improve function. The endorsement references Mrs A L Cook and cautions timely use to avoid danger from kidney issues.
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Foley
Poley
Mra
Ll. Cook
Governor Supreme: Chief Justice Rules on Moyer Case
Chief Justice Gabbert of the Colorado Supreme Court files a supplemental opinion in the Moyer case affirming the governor's discretion to suspend habeas corpus and stating courts cannot review such executive actions. The opinion cites the Philippines case and analogizes to Colorado labor trouble, upholding the military detention of Charles H. Moyer.
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Centennial State
Moyer
Executive
Denver
Gabbert
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Philippine Islands
Province of
Batangas
Colorado
Charles H. Mover
Exhibition of Fine Pictures by the Academy of Idaho
An upcoming exhibition by the Academy of Idaho presents a large collection of masterworks from Egypt Greece and Italy with over one hundred other period paintings. The event aims to enrich school culture and fund purchases, inviting broad public attendance to view and support this extensive art survey.
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Academy of Idaho
Academy
Judge Speer Sentences Green and Gaynor to Four Years
Savannah April 13 Judge Speer in Federal court sentenced Green and Gaynor to four years in the Federal penitentiary at Atlanta and fined each $575,747 for fraudulently obtaining money from the government. Their lawyers requested a 30 day delay for filing exceptions.
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Savannah
Speer
Federal
Green
Gaynor
Onch
Atlanta
Try Malt Tonic by Franklin and Hayes Brew ing Co
A historical note promotes Try Malt Tonic from the Franklin and Hayes Brewing Co. It is recommended by physicians and trained nurses as a health beverage, valued for its strength and tonic qualities.
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Franklin & Hayes Brewing Co
Ice cream delivery in city by Petereen and Holmes
Ice cream from one quart up delivered to any part of the city by Petereen and Holmes.
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Petereen & Holmes
Yeomen to Hold Friday Meeting and Card Party
The Yeomen announce a regular meeting this Friday evening at seven o'clock sharp. A card party and refreshments will follow the séance. W Kelly serves as Foreman.
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W. Kelly
Foreman
Farmers and Stock Growers Meet in Gill County
The Farmers' and Stock Growers' Protective Association of Alate holds its annual meeting at Mc Cammon on April 20, 1906 at 2 p.m. Secretary. Kane area, Gustine, California. The notice mentions farming topics including wheat and oats.
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Farmers’ & Stock Growers’ Protective Association of the Alate of
Idalve Wilh
McCammon
GEO
Gustine, JK
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Matteucci
Vesuvius
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R. R. News
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al Morris
the Daily Tribune
NEW Banking Institution
Kane
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