Chicago to host National Republican convention on June 16
The National Republican committee chose Chicago as the site for the national convention with a 31 to 18 vote over Kansas City and Denver. Denver pledged $100,000 for expenses while Chicago’s facilities were praised as ample for a post-1888 turnout.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Washington
Dee
National Republican Committee
New
Cortelyou
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mills
Harper
Illinois
Lowden
Warner
Missouri
Bartholdi
Neff
Cjty
Roosevelt
Fairbanks Knox
Hughes
Recommendation to appoint receivers for defunct California Deposit & Trust
San Francisco December 7 bank commissioners urged Attorney General Webb to seek a receiver for California Deposit & Trust Co. after finding its legal reserve fell from 1.8 million to 400 thousand. Commissioners blame reckless financing and say stockholders cannot cover the shortfall. Similar action recommended for William Collins & Bros. bank of Ventura.
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San Francisco
Webb
California Deposit & Trust Company of
William Collins & Bros
Bank of Ventura
Patterson Weds Mamie Gardner in Union City
Governor Malcomb R. Patterson of Tennessee married Mamie Gardner daughter of Russell A. Gardner at Union City today. Gardner is a wealthy St Louis manufacturer and Patterson’s union was announced from Nashville.
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Nashville
Malcomb R. Patterson
Tennessee
Mamie Gardner
Union City
King Oscar Dying in Stockholm
King Oscar's condition worsens in Stockholm as he remains unconscious most of the day. Church leaders have been summoned to his bedside and at 6 20 p m the king's fate is described as hopeless with the end momentarily expected.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Tle
Exodus of Foreigners Sends Rail Crews Abroad
A wave of idle Greek Italian and Austrian workers along the intermountain railroads leaves for Europe with plans to find new employment soon. In Pocatello Ogden dispatches report passenger men in a struggle over traffic shares caused by the exodus. Union Pacific provides interpreters to assist the foreign laborers, most headed to Piraeus Fiume and Naples.
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Intermountain
Europe
Pocatello
William Carvelis
Ogden
Union Pacific
Piraeus
Fiume
Naples
Tinker to Succeed Receiver Garrett at Boise
The nomination of Fred V. Tinker to be receiver of public money at the Boise land office was sent to the Senate to succeed E. E. Garrett whose term expired. Tinker, Idaho City resident and longtime miner, was tapped on Borah’s recommendation but withdrawn to allow Garrett to remain during Borah’s timber fraud trial.
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Washington
Fred V. Tinker
United States Land Office
Boise
Senate
E. E. Garrett
Tinker
Borah
Bonaparte
Garrett
Idaho City
Paying the Indians at Blackfoot and Ross Fork
Major Duclos, formerly Lemhi agency superintendent and now government disbursing officer, paid $12,000 to the Lemhi from land sale improvements they left last year for Bannocks at Fort Hall. Major Frank Caldwell, Ross Fork agent, paid $4,000 to the Lemhi as annuity.
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Duclos
Lemhi
Emigration Pact Limiting Japanese Migration
A verbal agreement between Ambassador O Brien and Foreign Minister Hayashi aims to restrict emigration to students and merchants with means while barring laborers. Amelia's representative accepts provisionally, with violations risking strain on friendly governments. Canada’s Labor Minister Le Mieux will be briefed on December 9.
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Hayashi
Amelia
Tokio
Dee
America
O’brien
Trix
le Mieux
Troops Reach Goldfield Train Nearing Destination
The second train carrying troops for Goldfield arrived at 7 30 this morning and resumed its run about an hour later. It should reach Goldfield by late afternoon as officials predicted. M J Monette, head of the Los Angeles Nevada dining exchange, blames William D Haywood for the Goldfield unrest, saying union leaders and a few agitators drive the dispute and threaten open shop rules.
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Dee
Goldfield
Haywood
Los Angeles
M. J. Monette
Los Angeles- Nevada
William D. Haywood
Monette
Western Federation of Miners
Balderston May Get a Good Job
Washington reports Senator Borah recommended William Balderston editor of the Statesman for the Boise land office register after Addison Smith resigned to return to Washington as private secretary to Senator Heyburn. Sams to receive another government position.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Pettibone
William Balderston
the Statesman
Addison T. Smith
United States Land Office
Boise
Smith
Heyburn
Sams
Taft Homeward Bound Steamer Leaves Cuxhaven for New York
The steamer President Grant departed Cuxhaven at noon for New York carrying Secretary Tali and members of his party aboard, signaling the return voyage.
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Cuxhaven
Grant
Tali
New York
Swastika Club Dance at Mc Nichols Wright Hall
A large crowd attended a Swastika club dance at Mc Nichols and Wright hall last night. The music was superb and guests report an enjoyable social function of the year.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Swastika Club
Pedagogues Convention Promises Record Idaho Meet
Superintendent Siders of Pocatello prepared the program for the Idaho Teachers Convention to be held in Boise December 26 27 and 28. The officers include President George Axline First Vice President R N Wright Second Vice President D C Neifert Secretary Tyy M Wilson Treasurer A M Rowe and an executive committee with Siders and Miles Reed among others. The full program will be published in Monday's Tribune.
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Walter R. Siders
Pocatello Public Schools
Asvecation
Boise
Tribune
Gem State
George A. Axline
Albion State Normal School
R. N. Wright
Lewiston
D. C. Neifert
St. Anthony
Tyy M. Wilson
A. M. Rowe
Mc Gammon
Jorge A. Axline
Offiero
Albion State Normal
Pocatello
Miles F. Reed
Bernice Mery
Rooker Funeral Arrangements At The Masonic Temple
The funeral for Dr. C. N. Rooker is set for tomorrow at 2 PM from the Masonic temple with Masons in charge of burial. Eagles and Spanish-American War veterans expected. interment at Mountain View cemetery. Rev. P. M. Murphy to conduct services. Undertaker Mannassa in charge. Mrs. J. M. Anderson and relatives from Ogden Salt Lake Hailey travel to attend.
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C. N. Rooker
Masonic Temple
Eagles
Masonic Order
Arthur Cohn
Mountain View Cemetery
Manassa
J. M. Anderson
Ogden
Rooker
Pocatello
Sadie Anderson
Harry Miers
Salt Lake
John Anderson
Hailey
P. M. Murphy
Episcopal Church
Payette
Temple
High Tension to the Upper Snake
Jane I Brady, president of Idaho Consolidated Power and Rexburg Power, Light & Water, announces extension of high tension wires from Blackfoot to Rexburg with 24 hour service. Power is generated at Amertan Falls, transmitted via Pocatello and Blackfoot, now reaching Rexburg, improving electric service in the upper valley.
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Jane I. Brady
Idaho Consolidated Power Company
Rexburg
Pocatello Cycle Company Gun Repair Offer
Community notice invites residents to have firearms and security locks serviced at the Pocatello Cycle Company. Prompt repairs, safety checks, and maintenance services are available at this local shop.
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Pocatello Cycle Company
Lawless Night Riders Raid Kentucky Town
Five hundred masked night riders storm Hopkinsville Kentucky burning buildings and destroying property over two hundred thousand dollars. Police and city services were seized and two men were injured one shot in the back as a brakeman tried to move a train from the path of flames.
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Hopkinsville
Dee
Lindsay Mitchell
Mine Disaster Toll Rises At Monongahela
At least sixteen bodies removed by 11 A.M. from Mines 6 and 8 after yesterday’s blast in Monongahela West Virginia. About eighty bodies found in total. Rescuers near the end of the mine within 1500 feet. Belief grows that no one alive remains.
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Monongahela
W. Va
Power City Sure Comer Promotes Butte Doctor Druggist and Dentist
G C Mackie of American Falls Development Co. visits Butte seeking doctors and a dentist for American Falls. He touts Idaho irrigation growth, vast arable land, and a growing town of about a thousand with a flour mill and planned sugar factory. He predicts power from the Snake River and extensive irrigation projects will propel American Falls to regional prominence.
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Butte
G. C. Mackie
American Falls
Idaho
Pocatello
East
Middle West
Snake River
Mackie
West
Potatello
Blackfoot
Traveling representative to move family to Nampa
Joseph Cohen has accepted a traveling representative post with Crescent Brewing of Nampa and plans to relocate his family there at the first suitable residence found. The family has lived in the Gate City for the past two years.
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Joseph Cohen
Crescent Brewing Company
Nampa
Gate City
Deal on for rich Dollarhide mine deal
Charles Libenstein formerly publisher of the Blue Mountain American passes through Pocatello on his way to Sumpter from Salt Lake where he has been on a mining deal of importance. New York buyers have extended their option on the Dollarhide mine near Hailey and have taken charge with Harry Warning as superintendent.
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Charles Libenstien
Blue Mountain American
Sumpter
Ore
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Libenstien
Dollarhide
Hailey
New York
Harry Warning
Oregon Short Line Begins Annual Ice Harvest at Humphrey
The Oregon Short Line starts its yearly ice harvest at Humphrey Montana near the Idaho border. Ice is 10 to 12 inches thick with shipments of sixteen thousand tons destined for storage in the city. Sixteen thousand tons will be stored as trains bring ice to immense warehouses while last year's crop lagged and nearly caused shortages. Sixty five cars arrived Thursday marking the first shipment.
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Oregon
Humphrey, Mont
Idaho-Montana
Therailroad
Humphrey
McNichols & Wright Hall to Host Prize Drawing
The management of McNichols and Wright hall announces a prize drawing during biweekly dances on Wednesday and Saturday nights. Dancers receive numbered tickets entitling them to a chance at a $2.50 cash prize.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Local Banks
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National and First Savings bank of this city will be held at the banking house on January 14 for the usual election of officers and to transact any business arising.
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First National
First Savings Bank
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New York Syndicate
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