Republican State Convention Completes Its Work
The Idaho Republican state convention nominated Robert Bell of Custer for state mine inspector and selected a state committee from co options led by Frank Geeding. District conventions named candidates including Alfred Budge for Fifth District judge while party leaders retained Geeding as chairman and set up an executive panel. Enthusiasm and unity marked the closing session as factions united for the fall ticket.
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Alfred Budge
Boise, Ida
Robert Bell
Custer County
Ada—W. Scott Neal
Bannock
J. F. Hunt
Bear Lake
Walter Hoge
Boise
F. V. Tinker
Blaine
S. D. Boone
Bingham
H. K. Singer
Canyon
Ralph A. Cowden
Ocassia
J. L. Smith
Caster
Wayne Darlington Kimore
W. ©. Howie
Fremont
M. J. Gray
Idaho
Allan Miller
Kootenai
S. D. Taylor
Sarah--George G. Pickett
Favorable Shore Conditions Aid Pillsbury Landing Plan
Foggy morning at Rockport Massachusetts favored the Pillsbury squadron as it prepared to land on the New England coast between Portland Maine and Providence Rhode Island while Rear Admiral Higginson’s fleet defends the seaboard. By 11 o clock the fog lifted enough to show battleships in their usual positions though distance observations remained hindered by haze.
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Rockport
Mass
Pillsbury
New England
Portland
Maine
Providence
Maes
Higginson
German Navy Chief of Staff Resigns in Berlin
Berlin reports Admiral Von Diedrichs resigns as chief of staff of the navy. He is to be succeeded by Vice Admiral Barosel. Von Diedrichs commanded the German squadron of five cruisers in Manila Bay during Commodore Dewey’s actions against the Spaniards.
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Berlin
von Diedrichs
Barosel
von Dietricha
Manila Bay
Dewey
Trouble From Great Kinks in Line Laid Too Loosely
Skagway to Juneau cable shows large kinks with insulation broken across many spots. Officials say the one hundred mile line, laid last fall and operated only briefly, may require an entirely new cable rather than repairs.
Sultan Sends Message to United States Minister
Through Issel Bey the Sultan informs United States Minister Leishman that all pending US claims will be fulfilled and requests resumption of visits to the Porte Leishman meets with Grand Vizier Said Pasha and Foreign Minister Tewfik Pasha to discuss relations in Constantinople August 21.
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Constantinople
Issel Bey
United States
Leishman
Porte
Said Pasha
Tewfik Pasha
Workmen Walk Out At Butler Washery And Dodge Colliery
Wilkesbarre Pa August 22 The Butler washery and Dodge colliery of the D L W company closed today after workers marched out in a body. Overnight striker ambush continued firing on the shed where the workmen slept prompting the stoppage.
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Wilkesbarre
Butler Washery
Dodge
D. L. & W. Company
Bandmaster Samuel Prior Dies in St Joseph
Samuel Prior founder of Prior's band died in St Joseph Missouri of gastric disease. His musicians played lively airs as he passed away after expressing his dying wish.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Samuel Prior
Prior
Change in Ministers in Paris Ambassadors
Paris August 22 The AP reports the French ambassador post in Washington remains vacant while M Jasserand currently minister at Copenhagen is chosen to become ambassador to Madrid succeeding Patenotre.
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Paris
Associated Press
Foreign Office Today
Jules Cambon
Washington
M. Jasserand
Copenhagen
Cambon
Madrid
Patenotre
Cedric, Largest Liner, Launched at Belfast Yard
The White Star liner Cedric of 21000 tons, the largest afloat, was launched at Harland and Wolff in Belfast today. She measures 700 feet in length, 75 feet beam, and 49 feet 13 inches draft. Capacity reaches 18400 tons with space for 5000 passengers. launch makes autumn readiness likely.
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Belfast
Ireland
White Star Line
Cedric
Harland and Wolff
President Roosevelt heads to New England by Sylph
President Roosevelt departed Oyster Bay aboard the Sylph for New Haven in a trip to New England. Citizens fired a salute as the yacht left. Roosevelt arrived in Haven at 1 20 pm.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New Haven
New England
Haven
Couo
Wanted A fear or fiv roomed cottage to rent
Classified item requests a five room cottage for rent as furnished or unfurnished with no children in the family. Inquiries directed to Tribune office.
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Tribune Offlos
Trusts Urged to be Destroyed At National Congress
In St Paul on August 22 the Trans Mississippi congress adopted resolutions by a 20 to 19 vote urging the President to use all power to end trusts. If current laws fail, the group calls for stricter laws to suppress the growing evil and speedily enact them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wion
J. A Gardner
St. Louis
United States
National Congress
Newfoundland Premier sails to reopen Bond Blaine accord
Sir Robert Bond premier of Newfoundland sails from London to Montreal and then Washington with full powers from the imperial government to renegotiate the Bond Blaine convention dating from about ten years ago. The pact covers fishing rights and duties agreed between James G Blaine and Newfoundland authorities.
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London
Sir Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Montreal
Washington
James G. Baline
Lipton Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash in London
London August 22 Sir Thomas Lipton survived a streetcar rail skid and railing crash with only a slight shock and bruises as his twelve horse power car was wrecked. Reports from Tangier say the Sultan of Morocco had a dangerous automobile accident near Kez yesterday.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Woodgreen
Thomas
Tanager
Morocco
Kez
Counterfeiters Caught After Salt Lake Saloon Bill
John Oleson, a Salt Lake City bartender, reported a suspicious twenty dollar bill. He and Larry Hewitt pursued three men, later detained near Runess & Company meat market. suspects identified as George Ferguson, O'Brien, and an unnamed associate. The note lacked signatures and showed signs of wear.
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John Oleson
Salt Lake
Larry Hewitt
Runess & Company
George Ferguson
O'Brien
President Visits New Haven Amid City Fete
Mayor Studley and aldermen welcomed the president and party. Troop A of the Connecticut national guard provided the escort as officials toured factory quarters and the city center. Shops were closed and the city decorated for the visit. The president left on his train at 2 30 p.m. amid cheers and whistles.
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New Haven
John P. Studley
Board of Aldermen
Connecticut National Guard
District Court Proceedings Highlight Criminal Docket
The court sustained the demurrer in the Crook Stove case and dismissed it. Christian Jensen was naturalized as a U.S. citizen. Robert Black, accused of burglary at Belcher's and Blyth & Fargo's, was found not guilty of burglary, released, then arrested again for petty larceny based on Blyth & Fargo information and likely to be held. The earlier dismissal was said to be due to a technicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blyth & Fargo Company
Wind Storm Rips Hemingford Area Demolishing Homes
A heavy wind storm with a tornado and severe rain and hail swept north of Hemingford along the Niobrara river. The storm damaged numerous homes and other buildings in the thickly settled country.
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Hemingford
Neb
Niobrara River
Here
Fragmentary note on odor and health condition
Incomplete OCR text notes a bad breath issue described as nauseating to those near a person referred to as Olean or Oleane and mentions a travel by Sprague's Pharmacy with unclear context or proper condition. The readable fragments imply a health or odor concern but data is uncertain.
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Sprague
Phar
Death of Idahoan Jacob Yearin prominent Lemhi man
Jacob Yearin a noted livestock and farming figure in Lemhi county Idaho died of paralysis in Salt Lake City at 6 45 pm at 438 East Third South street He would have turned 74 on the 24th Survived by his widow and three married children two sons and a daughter The funeral is set for 5 pm at Evans undertakers and the body will be shipped to Salmon Idaho for burial A former mining man Yearin came to California in 1850 Bannock Montana in 1868 and settled in Lemhi county four years later He later moved to Salt Lake seeking medical care He also served as county commissioner His eldest son served two terms in the Idaho legislature.
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Jacob Yearin
Lemhi County
Idaho
East Third South Street
Albert Yearin
Evans
Salmon City
Yearin
California
Bannock
Ment
Salt Lake
Power freed after contempt sentence in Pacific stock case
Peter Power once named a complainant in a suit over Northern Pacific stock was released from Ludlow Street jail. He had been sentenced to thirty days for contempt for failing to obey a subpoena to testify. He testified earlier before Special Examiner Matio. his counsel said release would absolve him of contempt.
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New York
Peter Power
Northren Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Ludlow Silvet
Power
Matio
Social Dance by W. O. W. Orchestra at St. Joseph’s Hall
Entertainments Tonight notes a social dance presented by the W. O. W. Orchestra at St. Joseph’s Hall with music and dancing announced for the evening.
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W. O. W. Orchestra
St. Joseph's Hall
Republicans Nominate a Strong Idaho Ticket for Governor and Congress
The Boise Statesman lauds the Republican state convention for selecting a formidable ticket led by John T. Morrison for governor and Barton L. French for Congress. It praises their character, ability, and statewide appeal, predicting victory and wide party support with solid candidates across all chosen offices.
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John T. Morrison
Morrison
Barton L. French
Congress
French
Idaho
Washington
Lo la
Woodmen excursion praised as grand success with band and events
A large Woodmen excursion yesterday drew nine coaches from morning to evening. Tickets sold matched last year with many under twelve riding free. The day featured a band, sports, and a lake race, with awards of cash prizes and steady praise for Tautphaus grove and Portneus river boat activity. Idaho Falls won the ball game 10 to 5.
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Tautphaus’ Grove
Portuenus
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Temp Smith
T. H. Kane
J. C O. Reynolds
W. A. Young
Pierpont
Harvey Spilman
Spillman
Ty Johnnie Regan
Herbert Rayle
John W. Ash
Jim Regan
Ernest Leux
Gate Cities
Memorial Bed Endowed at Clewer Convalescent Hospital
A memorial by 600 servants of Queen Victoria’s household endows a bed at Clewer Convalescent Hospital in memory of their royal mistress. The act honors Queen Victoria with a lasting hospital contribution.
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Queen Victoria
Clewer Convalescent Hospital
Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promise Quick Cure
Public notice claims Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure colds in one day. It states druggists refund the money if no cure and bears W Grove's signature on each box. Price two cents.
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W. Grove
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Card
Fragmentary notice appears to advertise cough remedies and winter health aid. The readable text mentions stopping coughs and working off a cold, with garbled surrounding wording possibly indicating pricing or payment issues. No clear entities or dates emerge from the legible portion.
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Pillsbury’s
Navy
Skagway
Juneau
Tacoma
Skag Way
Sultan
Trans-Mississippi
Sir Thomas
Lipton
Tangier
Powers
Entertainments
The
Boise Statesman
Republican State Convention
Woodmen
Blackfoot Lodge
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Woodmen Lodge
Panimonus
Pocatello Artista
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