Hughes Will Not Withdraw From Presidential Canvass
Governor Charles A Hughes name will remain in the New York presidential canvass until the Chicago national convention selects a candidate. General Stewart L Woodford, Hughes league president, said Hughes has never sought the presidency and would support the party’s November victory whether nominated or not. He focuses on New York legislation over any candidacy.
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New York
Charles A. Hughes
Chicago
Stewart L. Woodford
Hughes League of the United States
Hughes
Hotel Astor
Woodford
The
Death by wood tick sparks Idaho romance tale
The body of W. R. Carpenter traveled from Moundville Idaho to Los Angeles after an elopement with a Los Angeles woman. Reported as caused by spotted fever from a wood tick bite, the case sparked rumors of foul play by his partner, drawing interest from Hearst papers and others.
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W. R. Carpenter
Gate City
Los Angeles
Carpenter
Moundville
Idaho
Hearst
Chicago
Atlantic battleship fleet sails to Monterey
The Atlantic battleship fleet sailed at 6 this morning from Santa Barbara for Monterey where anchors will be dropped tomorrow morning. The fleet will split with one squadron crossing the bay to Santa Cruz on May 5 as Rear Admiral Evans resumes command before the group heads to San Francisco.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Monterey
Bay
Santa Cruz
Evans
San Francisco
Irish Jim Roche Knocked Out by Bill Squires in Dublin
In Dublin on April 30 Bill Squires of Australia stopped Jim Roche former Irish champion in the fourth round of a glove contest. The purse stood at 1375 with a side bet of 3000 recorded for the match.
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Dublin
Bill Squires
Australia
Jim Roche
Increased Gold Output Promises New Idaho County Record
Old Idaho county expects a new gold production record this year as all placer fields operate and three new ones start. Water supply remains ample, quartz gold output climbs, four mills run now with more to come, Thunder Mountain and Marshall Lake districts add mills, Buffalo Hump properties plan summer runs, reducing need to borrow from New York.
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Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Marshall Lake
Buffalo Hump
Idaho County
New York
Elk City
Amoskeag Mills to Cut Workweek to Four Days
In Manchester New Hampshire on April 30 the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company announced a four day workweek. The cotton giant, employing 13 000 workers, will continue curtailment indefinitely with no specified end date.
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Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Kimes' Dancing Academy Social Sessions Update
The article lists dance events at Kimes' Dancing Academy on Saturdays 7 30 to 9 30 and at American Falls Opera House on Fridays 8 to 9 pm with social dancing extending to midnight. notes discontinuation of one session and a pending change.
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Kimes’ Dancing Academy
American Falls
Idaho
Chris Armstrong Opens Hat Shop at 238 West Center
Mrs. Chris Armstrong starts a hat shop offering a wide selection for women. Located at 238 West Center, the former Turf cafe space, the business invites ladies to come in and view the collection.
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Mra
Chris Armstrong
West Center
Turf Cafe
Local Briefs Report Funerals and Moves Across Town
Mrs. William Anderson and Mrs. John Kelly returned to Soda Springs after attending the funeral of Mrs. C. P. Graves. Dr. W. A. Wright, KG. Gallet, and Bris Hicks left for American Falls to visit Dr. Wrights ranch near Aberdeen. R. E. Hagenbaum buys the Bannock hotel barber shop and keeps the business. Arthur Amundson, Telegraphy student, takes an operator post in western Wyoming. A. H. Kieth and wife return from Chicago where grievances for the B. of L. E. and F. were settled. Kieth resumes the Minidoka branch run.
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William Anderson
John Kelly
Soda Springs
C. P. Graves
Ape
KG. Gallet
Dr. W. A. Wright
Bris Hicks
American Falls
Dr. Wright
Aberdeen
Arthur Amundson
Wyoming
Amundson
A. H. Kieth
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Kieth
B. of L. E
Mrs. Kieth
Minidoka
Card of Thanks from Graves and Crum Families
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support during bereavement for our wife mother daughter and sister. Special thanks to the Order of Machinists Woodmen of the World and Palm Leaf Circle for floral offerings. Signed C P Graves and Family MR and MRS Robert Crum and Family.
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Order of
Woodmen
Palm Leaf Circle
Seeds in bulk and garden varieties offered by Reubelmenn & Son
In Sirora spring dry land seed catalog two partners advertise bulk field and garden seeds including Kaffir corn and cow pe as. They provide contact at 121 2nd Ave and phone 47-Red.
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Sonora
L, Reubelmann & Son
Band dances Friday night grand ball at Eagle Hall
Band boys to host an open air concert and grand ball at Eagle Hall on Friday May 1. Public urged to attend or, if absent, buy a ticket to show support for the band and their recent performance.
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Band Boys
Eagle Hall
The Circus Acrobat Keeps Snow Liniment On Hand
The circus uses Ballard's Snow Liniment to ease rheumatism sores strains and back pains. It is sold by Mrs A L Cook for 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle with the claim of a sure cure.
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Ballard
Mra
A. L. Cook
J. G. Scott
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paper Trust Inquiry details price fixing and bylaw changes
Testimony cites paper firms paying higher rates to suppliers and a New Sulphite Pulp Association that published by laws and met at the Astor Hotel to fix prices. Norris argues these actions aimed to bring the association under federal statutes and influence newsprint costs.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Leadbetter
Mr. McClatchy
Willamette
Norris
Stafford
Mr. Norris
New Sulphite Pulp Association
Hotel Astor
New York
Sulphite Pulp Association
Canada
Land of Perfume Grasse Blooms in Flaming Color
Grasse, a town in the Alpes Maritimes, is described as a paradise of flowers with yearly perfume manufactories employing a vast bloom powered workforce. The valley shifts colors monthly from red to yellow to blue, creating a living carpet of blossoms under the sun. Only travelers who have seen Grasse or the Hollage dunes’ floral splendor can grasp its beauty.
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Grasse
Alpes-Maritimes
Hollage
Mrs Temple's Telegram to Play at Attre Auditorium Next Saturday
The Attre Auditorium schedules the farce Mrs Temple's Telegram for next Saturday evening in Pocatello. The sketch follows a husband who cannot tell the truth and a wife who trusts a fake last car story, delivering a moral about honesty and jealousy amid a Ferris wheel accident. William Bernard leads the company with notable players, and seats are on sale at the Toggery.
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Paris
London
Earl’s Court
Character Testimony in Police Court
A witness labeled the man’s character as unbleachable in a police court exchange, affirming strong, emphatic judgment about his integrity during questioning.
Very Like a Bull Congressman Seedcraft Speech
The piece notes Congressman Seedcraft’s early vigor as a freshman in Congress. It highlights his maiden speech beginning with a call to rise and speak, portraying him as earnest and eager in his first days on the floor.
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Congressman Seedcraft
Congress
Speaker
When a distant relation becomes rich he is apt to become still more dis tant.
A compact aphorism notes that wealth often amplifies ambition in distant kin, suggesting that prosperity breeds further aspiration and distance in behavior.
Teachers Examinations Set for February Dates in Bannock County
County Superintendent Grace Lofgren announces exams for teacher certificates on February 27 28 and 20 for first second and third grade state certificates and life diplomas. Examinations scheduled under Bannock County Public Instruction.
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Grace Lofghran
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Treasurer Call for Warrants in 1906 07
Notice from Julia M. Sullivan County Treasurer of Banncoc e County that Current Expense Fund Warrants numbers 645 to 651 dated January 11 1906 146 to 217 dated July 12 1907 and 219 to 359 dated October 15 1907 will be paid with interest to the date of call upon presentation at the treasurer’s office dated January 13 1908
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Julia M. Sullivan
A Woman Executioner in Early American History
A San Francisco Chronicle note recounts a rare historical fact that a woman served as a public executioner in prerevolutionary America. Reputed as Lady Betty, she executed without disguise and carried out flogging in public streets after her death sentence was commuted in Virginia.
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Virginia
Betty
San Francisco Chronicle
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Paraffine Paint Co
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Weeter Lumber Co
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THEM
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
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