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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

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American battleships welcomed in Sydney harbor

Sydney visitors describe a festive first day for the American battleships. Harbor craft circled the anchored ships while thousands lined shores and headlands. Admirals and captains paid calls on Lord Northcott and Sir Harry Rawson, with a governor general dinner planned and the fleet illuminated at night.

Sydney Lord Northcott Australia Harry Rawson New South Wales America

Weather wrap Idaho and regions record hot week

The Weekly Weather Bulletin reports August week opening cooler before a rise to warm conditions statewide with many 90s and some above 100. Southeastern areas saw beneficial rains and hail, irrigation scarce in places, and forest fires increasing with visible smoke across Idaho. Water for irrigation remains plentiful and sunshine was abundant with light winds except in storms and dust events.

Idaho Climatological Service The Weather Bureau

Fatal Fire Claims Six Schultz Children Near Colfax

Six Schultz children and two Fox children died in a ranch house fire between Colfax and Palouse. The parents were harvesting while mothers attended a Palouse theater. Two Schultz girls tried to rescue infants but could not reach the door and dropped the babies. The fire’s cause remains a mystery.

Colfax Wash H. W. Schultz Palouse Schultz W. W. Fox

Destructive Forest Fire Near Yosemite Area

A major forest fire roars through the Hateh Hateby area in Tuolumne County north of Yosemite National Park. Major Benson and two troops of cavalry have been dispatched to the scene to assist U.S. troops already fighting the flames around Lake Eleanor.

Merced Calif Hateh-Hateby Valley Tuolumne County Yosemite National Park Lake Eleanor Benson United States Park

Strike on Gould Lines Could Lead to General Action

Denver reports that machinists on Gould railroads voted to empower union executives to call a general strike in sympathy with the Denver & Rio Grande walkout. Officials say no immediate strike, seeking peaceable settlement. Missouri Pacific voted to strike, while Texas & Pacific and Wabash show strong support.

Denver Colo Gould Denver & Rio Grande William Hannan International Association of Machinists James O’connell Missouri Pacific Wabash Texas & Pacific St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Gould Roads Hannan International O'Connell Sehlacks

Bryan Sanguine On Johnson Renomination Boost

In Fairview Minnesota August 20 W J Bryan comments on Johnson’s renomination for a third term and expects stronger national support. He notes no more stunts after an eastern reporter injured while riding a mule mascots image. the mule now pulls a grass cutter at his home.

Fairview Lincoln W. J. Bryan Norman F. Mack Democratic National Committee Minnesota Johnson Bryan Minnesota State Agricultural Society

Johnson Accepts Party Nomination for Governor

Governor Johnson told reporters he will accept the party nomination for governor after due consideration and formal notification. He said personal considerations are set aside to listen to the party call and would have declined if asked before his nomination speech.

St. Paul Johnson Men Together

Lunch with President Roosevelt Heads to Sagamore Hill

Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate arrived from Utica and went to Sagamore Hill to dine with President Roosevelt. Political chatter centers on Governor Hughes possibly succeeding himself, shaping the White House race.

New York Jamea Sherman Utica Sagamore Hill Frank H. Hitchcock Roosevelt Hughes

Springfield Fears Renewal of Rioting After Riot Verdict

In Springfield Illinois residents fear renewed rioting after a coroner's jury returned an open verdict on the death of Scott Burton, a Black man lynched Friday. Militia regiments depart, saloons remain closed, and refugees flee as authorities brace for further unrest and mobs.

Springfield Ills Scott Burton First Cavalry Seventh Infantry

Assessors at Boise debate northern southern valuation shifts

Idaho assessors at Boise clash over raising southern county values while northern counties push for a fifty percent basis and shared rail line assessments. Governor Gooding supports the plan but a board majority seeks detailed fact review amid large increases in Kootenai and Bonner counties.

Boise State Board of Equalization of Idaho Kootenai County Bonner County State Board of Equalization State Board Gooding

Ada County backs James H. Brady for governor

Ada County delegation to the Republican state convention votes unanimously to support James H. Brady of Pocatello for the gubernatorial nomination. Delegation chairman Edgar Wilson cites no opposition in Ada County and predicts Brady will win by about 1500 votes. Separately, the state land board seeks a 282,880 acre segregation in Owyhee County for Twin Falls irrigation, with a record filing fee of 3536 dollars.

Ada County James J. Brady Edgar Wilson Pocatello Ada Boise Idaho Leonard James H. Brady Brady Tribune State Land Board Owyhee County Twin Falls Twin Falls Land & Water Company Register Church of the State Land Office Hailey Land Office

Republican Victory Outlook Across Idaho Tickets

Robert J. Hayes Bannock county Republican chairman returns home in good health from the eastern trip. He predicts Taft will win by a record majority and Brady will set a historic gubernatorial margin. Hayes plans to reconvene the central committee to schedule primaries and a county nominating convention.

Robert J. Hayes Republican County Central Committee Bannock County Central Committee Taft Hayes Idaho Brady

Property Assessments in Kootenai County 1906 Trends

The 1906 estate transfers show 4 to 49 percent of actual cash value used for 1907 assessment, averaging about 10 percent, implying a 50 percent basis and a 12 million dollar RT on 1908 rolls, with northern counties rising more than southern ones as officials seek equalization.

Bonner County Luce Kootenai County State Board Western Union Telegraph Company Bell Telephone Company Bannock

September Jury Drawn for Fifth Judicial District

Jurors named by Clerk Gallet Sheriff Quigley and Probate Judge Johnson to serve as trial jurors for Bannock County on September 21 at the county courthouse. Listed jurors include Morris Edwards Pratt Call Dewey Carey Swenson McHan Coffin Whitaker Van Leaver Horsley Coffin Kendall Bassett Harris Gibbs Criswell Brewster Smith Damron Thatcher Ward Corbridge Sheldon Mickelson Barron Cohn Muir Escher Kirby Sterrett Scott Hatch Hall.

Fifth Judicial District Clerk Gallet Dave Quigley Johnson James Morris Walter Edwards George C. Pratt LB. Call W. A. Dewey T. I. Carey H. Swenson W. A. McHan W. H. Coffin James James 8. Whitaker, Hl. D. van Leaver, T. H. Horsley, N. 8. Coffin, E. R. Kendall Charles Bassett W. J. Harris Seth Gibbs Robert Criswell W. F. Brewster Thomas C. Smith A. J. Damron N. D. Thatcher E. A. Ward William E. Corbridge Dan Sheldon Knut Mickelson J. J. Barron Meyers Cohn M. Muir James Escher Ed. Kirby R. Sterrett

No Wild Catting In Hailey Camp Reports Boom

Hailey Times notes improved mining outlook in Hailey Camp with many closed mines reopening and none engaging in wildcatting. Seven new mills under construction and more planned to handle ore, chosen after extensive metallurgical testing at multiple plants.

Hailey Times Cleveland

Chicago Wheat Falls to Ninety-Three Quarter Rising to Ninety-Four

Chicago Illinois August 20 September wheat closed at ninety three and seven eighths to ninety four. The market showed modest gains amid position adjustments and price drift.

Chicago Ills

Taxation Fight Shapes Up Across Idaho Counties

Idaho assessors meet amid debate over Railroad taxation and equalization plans. Governor Gooding, once pro exemption for ten years, shows a shifted stance. The state board, armed with data, aims to level property taxes by adjusting rates across Bannock Custer Lemhi Boise and Owyhee counties.

Oregon Bannock County Custer Lemhi Boise Idaho Owyhee Gooding

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