Hunt to Be Idaho House Speaker and Legislative Agenda
Hon J Frank Hunt representative elect from Bannock county spent Wednesday in city. anticipated as next House speaker. He urged caucus selection of a senator, support fair reapportionment, veterans voting rights, abolition of Insurance Commissioner, state sheep law, revised election rules, and funding for education ahead of the next session.
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Rabbits Captured for Shipment to Lake City Chase Planned
Vance Stowell of Owiusta drove a band of jack rabbits to a corrall near Gooding and captured twenty six. He shipped them to Salt Lake City Utah where a chase with hounds is planned to obtain the rabbits for this purpose.
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How Venezuelan Dispute Goes to The Hague
The Venezuelan controversy will be referred to arbitration at The Hague with President Roosevelt not acting as arbitrator. Notes from involved governments indicate approval of Hague arbitration and a possible cash payment before proceedings, while Monroe Doctrine will not govern the arbitration. Church programs draw large attendance as children enjoy various activities and well rendered exercises.
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WILL SETTLE THE STRIKE
Union Pacific 800 striking shopmen travel to New York at E. W. Harriman's request to meet with him and President Burt to seek a settlement Monday. The move follows a threat by John McNeill that all boilermakers on the Southern Pacific would strike if unresolved. The six month dispute centers on higher wages and opposition to piece work.
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Settlement Reached in Coal Supply Dispute with Morgan Agent
New York December 26 The dispute over coal supply for an apartment leased by Harry Nevelson against J P Morgan's agent has been settled out of court. The Morgan agent promised an ample coal supply in the future.
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General Miles Arrives in Pekin for Imperial Reception
General Miles reached Pekin and will be received by the imperial family. He is scheduled to review Chinese troops tomorrow, marking a formal ceremonial visit during his stay.
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Christmas Festivities Across Faithful Towns Spark Childrens Joy
Christmas Eve events at Latter-day Saints, Santa Clara, Congregational, Methodist, and Episcopal churches brought great crowds. Children enjoyed recitations, songs, and decorations, while gifts and offerings reflected a giver’s spirit. Santa Claus distributed presents, with churches emphasizing giving over receiving and a total collection over 15. Santa’s timing and travel woes aside, all programs ended on a note of communal cheer.
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Record Dividends Reach Historic January Payouts
New York December 26 figures from the Journal of Commerce indicate January payments for interest and dividends will exceed 163 million dollars, the largest total on record. This surge reflects broad corporate profitability and steady stock returns, with impact across investors and markets.
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President Roosevelt Takes Christmas Morning Horse Ride
Snow blanketed Washington as Christmas activities paused official business. The President Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Lt Ferguson rode with Commander and Mrs Cowles, followed by a family luncheon. Foreign dignitaries hosted dinners and parties at embassies while roosevelt hosted guests at the state dining room.
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New York
Austrian Shoes 60 Up on Leather Costs
Austrian manufacturers raise shoe prices by ten percent citing higher leather costs. They say Americans have bought vast hides in Europe, nearly exhausting continental stocks. The move follows extensive purchases by U S buyers and stock depletion in European markets.
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Executive Shifts Boost Colorado Heastern Rail Roles
Denver, Dec 26 J H Her bert resigns as manager of the Denver and Rio Grande Western and Rio Grande Southern railroads Hebert will on January 1 become vice president and general manager of the Colorado Heathern railroad and vice president of the Fort Worth and Denver railroads.
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Chamberlains Arrive In Natal From England
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain landed at Durhap Natal this morning from the cruiser Good Hope returning from England.
State Bank of Weiser Becomes First National Bank
The conversion of the State Bank of Weiser Idaho into the First National Bank of Weiser with a capital stock of 50000 has been approved by the comptroller.
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Fourteen Miners Buried After Colorado & Southern Wreck
A Trinidad coal miner, pulled from wreckage before dying, said fourteen miners rode in the car with him and perished as the Colorado and Southern wreck crushed it. The ruins remain under tons of debris with an estimated death toll between twenty-five and thirty as passengers were en route to spend Christmas in Trinidad.
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Mrs Grant Will Divides Estate and Gifts Empress Memento
The will of Mrs Ulysses Grant filed in Washington outlines four equal shares for her four children. A one thousand year old memento gifted by the Empress of Japan goes to the Museum of Art in New York. Estate includes a New York city house valued around 40000, cash about 10065, stocks bonds and securities totaling 40000.
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Another Daughter for Senator and Mrs Dubois Idaho
A daughter was born Tuesday night to Senator and Mrs Dubois of Idaho in Washington reporting by a special Herald dispatch from Washington.
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Progress of Cable to Oahu Cable Ship Report
A San Francisco cablegram from the cableship Silvertown reports nearing the buoy off Oahu in about 450 fathoms of water. It says 2238 nautical miles of cable have been paid out and no further word will be received until the shore end splice is completed.
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Coal Famine Strikes Kansas and Missouri Towns
Reports from Mexico Missouri describe a coal famine with no coal for sale and a zero degree thermometer after severe weather across Kansas and Missouri. The situation highlights hardship for residents facing freezing conditions and shortages.
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Cold spell grips many south of Ohio river
Weather reports confirm a deep cold wave across the region. In Sioux City Iowa the morning temperature registered six below zero as residents cope with the winter chill. Louisville Kentucky also notes the ongoing cold spell extending into December twenty sixth.
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