Interesting Account of His Long Overland Trip and Sea Voyage
Thos L Cox reports a mission journey from Salt Lake City to Great Britain. The group travels Oct 25 to Nov 5 via Omaha Chicago Buffalo Niagara Falls and Niagara to New York Boston then sails Nov 5 on the Commonwealth toward Liverpool arriving Nov 13. Cox and 27 members reach Nottingham after assignment by Arostle Lyman with eight going to Scandinavia and others to Holland Germany or remaining in Britain.
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Carleton Road
Judge Lyttleton Price backs Berah for Idaho senate
Hailey judge Lyttleton Price, a cited GOP figure, states he is not a candidate but supports Berah for the Idaho senate. He argues Berah’s election would unite Republicans after a recent victory and reinforce party strength statewide.
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Government to take land for dam site without compensation
Public notice warns homestead entrants that lands withdrawn for irrigation may be needed for a dam site, reservoir, or canal under the August 1890 act. The Interior Department explains surveys do not guarantee water or feasibility and rights of way may be reserved.
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McCammon News Notes Highlight Local Goings On
Thanksgiving weather mild but chilly with a sore throat spread among schoolchildren. Albert Lish Sr entertained Park City visitors as Gittens Orchestra plans a schoolhouse ball with Relief Society treats. Harkness departs for Chicago, Utah Construction moves to winter quarters at Orden, B F Saunders ships cattle to Montana, outbreak prompts several absences. overall community health listed as good.
Seafaring Husband Prayer Notice Trick
A Portsmouth wife sent a notice to a village preacher asking for prayers for her husband who is going to sea. A misread slip altered the request to the preacher asking for prayers for the wife, provoking a humorous misunderstanding cited by London Tit-Bits.
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Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office
Post office in Pocatello Idaho lists uncalled letters for the week ending November 27 1902. Letters will go to the dead letter Office if not claimed within two weeks. Names include Mrs Sara Brawley Leahy Gean Manee Della Mavde M J Maloney Joha Coburn Joseph Copeland Leonard Mcintosh BF McKinnon Miss Eri Nelson M Davenport Cecil Strange Walter Duffy Manford Franz Fred J Schneider Mrs May Smead CJ Smith James Warner John Warner Wilkes Hawk Mrs LM Walker Ball Postmaster
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Idaho
Idaho Votes: Governor and Congress Totals Show Growth
Idaho voters turned out 60 252 for governor across five candidates Morricen Kant Slatery Gipson Andrews. Congressional totals were 59 607 with four candidates French Hutchinson Davis Lee. The state’s population rose from 84 385 in 1898 to 161 772 in 1900, signaling rapid growth and expectations of further expansion in coming years.
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Idaho Solid party caucus settles senatorial fight early
Easy in Idaho says no factional strife among Republicans and a prompt caucus decision will settle the Idaho senatorial contest without bitterness or strategy. In surrounding states Kansas Colorado show divisions with Barton Stanley and Wolcott factions shaping potential outcomes.
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Stanley
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Colorado
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Wolcott
New York
Roosevelt expresses wish to ride airship at White House
President Roosevelt told inventor Santos-Dumont that if he brings his airship to the United States he would like to be the first to ride on it. The remark came during a White House appearance.
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