Bannock Democrats elect thirteen to state convention
In McCammon Bannock County Democrats elected thirteen delegates to the September 4 state convention in Pocatello. The body, staunchly anti Hunt, refused to endorse the current administration and chose J B Thatcher, Andrew Morrison, George H Fisher, Wm Winchell, James Larsen, H H Peck, W F Kasiska, H B Kinport, T B Smith, H W Lockhart, C O Broxon and J H Dodds as delegates. Chief Justice Quarles attended.
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W G Lane
J M Bennett
J B Thatcher
Andrew Morrison
George H Fisher
Wm Winchell
James Larsen
H H Peck
W F Kasiska
H B Kinport
T B Smith
H W Lockhart
C O Broxon
J H Dodds
Order of Business
Alex Beckstead
Chester Call
William Chester
W EF Kasiska
W H Lockhart
Kasiska
L. Andras
Committee On Coder of Business
Pocatello
Bannock County
Chicago
Kansas City
Idaho
U. S
Boers and Rioters in Coal Region Cause Troop March
Shenandoah Pennsylvania reports a night of excitement but quiet by early morning as troops moved into the foreign quarter. Striking bands raid farms in the Catawissa valley and brigadier general orders the governor’s troops to march through the region to quell disturbances.
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Shenandoah
Shenandoagh
Catawissa
Boer generals receive lavish welcome in New York harbor
August 16 General Botha Dewet and De la Rey arrived to a hearty public and official reception. They boarded the Nigeria where Joseph Chamberlain and General Lord Kitchener greeted them. They planned to visit Holland and pay respects for General Lucas Meyer who died on August 5. Dewet said they would visit the United States before returning to South Africa.
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Southampton
Botha
Dewet
de Larey
Nigeria
Joseph Chamberlain
Karl Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Mrs. Chamberlain
Lady Roberts
Holland
Lucas Meyer
United States
South Africa
Lewis and Clark Fair Directors Plan Japan Exhibit and Statue
Portland leaders of the Lewis and Clark fair direct Colonel H. L. Dosch to rush to Japan to study exhibits for Osaka and decide what to send next spring. A statue will be erected in the city park to honor the Lewis and Clark expedition and the fair.
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Portland
Ors
H. L. Dosch
Japan
Osaka
Lewis and Clark
Confession Ties Mrs Gaallagher to Gallagher Murder
Iowa City dispatch reports Charles Holladay confessed that Mrs. Gaallagher and he killed James Gallagher, a wealthy stockman, four months ago while he claimed they were in love. Holladay says he left before the shooting and had no part in the crime.
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Des Moines
Iowa City
Charles Holladay
James Gaallagher
Gaallagher
Holladay
Morgan Drives Bid to Control American Ship Building
The Plain Dealer reports a definite offer for the stock of the American Ship Building company with directors weighing the move. J Pierpont Morgan is behind the deal targeting control of the Great Lakes shipbuilding firm, valued at about $15 million with a $3 million reserve, and potentially extending to other major concerns to dominate transoceanic trade.
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer Today
American Ship Building Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Great Lakes
American Ship Building
Atlantic
Mississippi
Ocean
Typographical Union Convention Adopts Reports and Sends Support
The Forty eighth International Typographical Union session adjourned in Cincinnati with all committee reports approved. Delegates condemned the McKinley assassination and anarchy, and resolutions called for unity. A telegram from John Mitchell noted coal strike success hinges on union support, prompting a unanimous vote to send $2,000 to Mitchell.
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Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
McKinley
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Bryan says he will not seek presidency in next campaign
William J. Bryan answers a New Orleans Democrat inquiry by letter, confirming he will not be a presidential candidate next campaign and has no plans for renomination. He urges nomination of a loyal candidate who will stand with the people against organized wealth.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
New Orleans
Mrs Fair's Heirs Plan San Francisco Visit
The Evening World reports Mrs Anna E Nelson mother of the late Mrs Charles Fair will travel from New Market New Jersey with her son A G Nelson a half brother of the deceased to San Francisco to engage lawyers for the Fair estate distribution. Also listed as eastern heirs are Mrs Laura Leonard Caldwell New Jersey William B Smith New Market New Jersey and several Lefler family members.
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New York
Evening World
Anna E. Nelson
Charles Fair
A. G. Nelson
Fair
Newmarket
N. J
San Francisco
Caldwell, N. J
William B. Smith
Newmarket, N. J
Lefler
Rates for Settlers Travel to Western Points
From Chicago to Huntington and intermediate points travel rates set for September and October. Chicago $30.50 Bloomington $29.30 Peoria $29 0.50 St Louis $27.60 Kansas City Leavenworth Atchison St Joseph Council Bluffs and Omaha $22.50 Stony City St Paul Minneapolis $25.40. A. B. Mattson, Agent.
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Huntington
Chicago
Bloomington
Peoria
St. Louis
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Joseph
Ocovncil
Maud Lorillard Tailer Granted Divorce in Salem
Mrs. Maud Lorillard Tailer of New York, youngest child of Pierre Lorillard, was granted a divorce in the state circuit court at Salem from T Tailer. The decree cites abandonment with intent to desert for more than a year. Tailer may resume her maiden name.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Maud Lorillard Tailer
New York
Pierre Lorillard
Salem
T . Tailer
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute Pays Full Year Costs
The Salt Lake Collegiate Institute through its board covers tuition and board for the entire school year for the student at the Salt Lake City address under principal Robert J Caskey.
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Salt Lake Collegiate Institute
Robert J Caskey
Salt Lake City
County Board Weighs Rail Tax Valuation In Idaho
County Attorney H A Griffiths and officials argued before the state board of equalization that Oregon Short Line valuation should exceed 60 000 per mile. J B Evans defended the railroad as a major tax payer, noting Idaho taxes and Idaho through traffic, and urged fair assessment while highlighting Pocatello shops as a key enterprise.
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Oregon
Idaho
Griffith
Evansgood
Lincoln County
Secor
Union Pacific
Evans
Wolters
Utah
Idahoe
Wyoming
Montana
Oreon
Mackay
Waaswer
Bancroft
Pocatello
Cue Enterprise
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Hunt
JS Barratt
Martin
G Lave
H Townsend
O Broxon
H Lockhart
T 2 Smith
F Kasiska
Joe Boyow
Oxford
Genatile Valley
James Larson
Alva Lewis and
W H Homer
Pornouf Precinct
Dee Anderson and
Wm Chester
Soda Springs
Cheser Call
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Cheserfield
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Marah
William Wivohell
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T. B. Smith
J.B. Thatcher
Mr. Thatcher
Cused
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J. M. Bennett
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Tion
H. B. Kinpert
W. H. Lockhart
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Alva Lewis
Committee On Resolutions
W. G. Lane
Catawissa Valey
England
Vampire
J. Pierpont
the Union
Bille
Maud
THE
Daily Tribune
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State Board of Equalization
H. A. Griffiths
Caldwell
A. Walter
Blaine County
State Board
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Atove
J. B. Evans
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