Shoup Supports Free Silver and International Bimetallism
Senator Shoup defends free silver and bimetallism while backing the Finance Committee's bill and its amendment. He urges renewed negotiations with foreign nations to set a gold silver parity and cites Idaho Republicans' loyalty to the party and its 30 year record of policy and prosperity as justification for supporting the measure.
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Ion
Senate
Shoup
Congressional
Ouy
United States
National Republican Party
St.Louis
St. Louis
Bng
Idaho
National Party
Republican Party
Thas
Cuandalayatom
McKinley
Northwest
Overcoat Thief Nabbed at Depot by Police
Depot Policeman George Ross detained a thief who wore W. G. McPherson of Portland’s overcoat stolen from the Pullman car. The man John Ankrum claimed to be a switchman with Union card dated 100 and Santa Fe papers listing past duties at Ft. Scott Kansas. He said intoxication caused the act and was placed in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
Ellis
Ross
W. G. McPherson
Portland
John Ankrum
Switchmen's Union
Dennison
Texas
Santa Fe
Ft. Scott
Kansas
San Marcial
N. M.) Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ankrum
Smallpox Suspect Escapes to South
A man suspected of smallpox reported to city authorities at noon today. He was to be sent to the pest house but escaped and left town on No 10 heading south.
Unclaimed letters in Pocatello Idaho post office
List of names with letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending Feb 24 1900. If not called for within two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. Frances Ball P M
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Pocatello
Idaho
Fryar Warns Against Future Support Requests
Notice from O. W. Fryar of Soda Springs Idaho dated February 15 1900 states his wife Selma Fryar left his household without cause and he will not be responsible for any bills she incurs henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Ida
Selma Fryar
O. W. Fryar
Fragmented OCR Strain Mentions Clevar Root Identity
A garbled OCR snippet references a hydroponic or root product named Clevar Root tied to Karl and Idaho. It mentions a muttered sale or offering and notes a connection to a drug or pesticide niche. The readable bits imply branding, a sales claim, and a regional Idaho angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom Karl
Idaho
Fort Hall Bill Moves Through House Committee
Congressional actions push Fort Hall treaty ratification with favorable report and amendments. Idaho lawmakers Edgar Wilson and Gro. L. Shoup report progress, noting public auction of lands near Pocatello and canal land sale terms as part of the drive to final passage.
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Edgar Wilson
Washington, D. C
Gro. N. IrFt
Pocatello
Idaho
Fort Hall
Stephens
EpGar Wilson
Standrod
Senator Shoup
Washington, D.C
D. W
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Shoup
Idaho Canal
Wilson
Congress
Senate
The Little Minister Presented at Pavilion Opera House
The Frohman Company staged The Little Minister at the Pavilion Opera House. The production was a treat for Pocatello theatre goers though critics called Adolph Jackson’s Galvin Dharart portrayal a failure and Grace Heyer showed flashes of genius but lacked sustained In performance.
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Charles Frohman
Pavilion Opera House
Leone
Adolph Jackson
Galvin Dishart
Grace Heyer
Bobbie
Pocatello Theatre
Rope Walking at Niagara Falls Warned by Authorities
A man who aimed to walk a rope over Niagara Falls was restrained by officials. The piece warns that death and disease threaten life, praising Hoagetter's Stomach Bitters as a long standing remedy to set the stomach right and restore health.
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Niagara Falls
Hoatetter
Electric Bitters touted by Texas lawyer as lifesaver
Stood Death Of. K. B. Munday of Henrietta, Texas recounts his brother suffering malaria and jaundice, claims Electric Bitters cured him after lingering illness. Advertisement touts Bitters as purifying blood and curing many ailments, priced 60 cents at Beau's Drug Store.
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K. B. Munday
Henrietta
Texas
Beau
Rail and Railroads Across the West Highlight Big Engine Purchases
Union Pacific buys new 654 foot engines to replace helpers along the line from Salt Lake to Park City. Rio Grande Western expands grading between Salt Lake and Park City with a $35,000 contract to Utah Constructing Co. Other notes include a Postal company suit over utility rights, a look at a Rio Grande pamphlet, and a well attended Switchmen's Ball in the city with heavy railroad presence.
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Rio Grande Western
Salt Lake
Park City
Utah Constructing Company of
Ogden
Altoa
Georza
Unioo Pacific
Unitah
Veho
Brooks Locomotive Works
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver
State Supreme Court
Union
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Sound Country
Pocatello
Gate City
Chief Washakie Dead at Fort Washakie Wyoming
The aged Shoshone chief Washakie died of old age at his home one mile north of Fort Washakie Wyoming on Tuesday night February 20th in his 97th year. He led the tribe since age 19 and left a wife and three grown sons with five lost children. His life included treaties with Col Lander and defense of white settlers, earning wide respect. Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM with military honors in Fort Washakie cemetery. expected to be Wyoming’s largest funeral.
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Washakie
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Charles
Richard
George
Col. Lander
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Woman's Study League Meeting Topics Overview
The March 1 gathering will review Civil War topics including the fourth year of the war, the 1865 opening, Union commissions, Lee’s pursuit and surrender terms, the 13th Amendment, Jefferson Davis’ fate, the Conqueror of Peace, the flag restoration at Fort Sumter, and Lincoln's assassination.
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Woman's Study League
Saultary
Christian
Lee
United States
Jefferson Davis
U. S
Fort Sumter
Lincoln
Shilohs Consumption Cure Guaranteed Refund Offer
An ad promises a refund if two thirds of the bottle are used and returned unused. The Idaho Drug Store sells the remedy priced at 2 bets, 50 cents, and $1.00 with a dropgist refund option.
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Shiloh
Idaho Drug Store
King's New Life Pills Sold By Bean's Drug
Advertises King’s New Life Pills as a tonic to convert weakness to strength and fatigue to energy. Claims sharpened mental power and health buildup, priced at one shilling per box.
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King
Bean
notable world Happenings briefed from Daily Reports
Aguinaldo believed in Japan. Filipino war nearing end with Luzon police system. Tagals to be treated as bandits. Democratic National Convention set July 4 1900 Kansas City. Republican to Philadelphia. Dan Rice dies at 77 in Long Branch. real name Daniel McLaren. Lord Roberts sieges Cronje. Buller nears Ladysmith. French drives Boers from Cape Colony.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia
Dan Rice
Long Branch
N.J
Mr. Rice
Daniel McLaren
Aguinaldo
Luzon
South Africa
Lord Roberts
General Cronje
Ladysmith
General Buller
General French
Cape Colony
Y M C A Periodicals Reading Room Inventory List
The reading room offers daily and weekly papers and periodicals, including Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News, Chicago Record, Harper's Weekly, Century, Cosmopolitan, Atlantic Monthly, Engineer journals, and a library of 700 volumes with more to come. The room is open to all.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Deseret News
San Fran
Chronicle
Chicago Record Evening
Wisconsin Daily Star
Nyc City
Denver Republican
Railroad Car Journal Locomotive Engie Good Health
Neering Cosmopolitan Review
Century Munsey’s
Recreation Pack
Library
Frank Leslie
Pop McClare
Slar Monthly
World's Progress
NY Railway Men Railway Review
Boiler Makers’ Jour- Railroad Telegrapher
Trainmen's Journal Railway Conductor Locomive Firemen's
the Double Cross Magazine
Light Union Gospel News Bible Readers Sun- Talent Day Magazine
New Ideas Engineers' Journal the Patent Record the Forum
Atlantic Monthly
Night of Terror Tests Courage and Cure
Mrs 5S H Lincoln recalls a widow facing pneumonia at General Burnham’s home in Machias Maine. Doctors predicted death by morning but she begged for Dr Kings New Discovery which saved her life. The medicine claims to cure throat chest and lung diseases and is sold for 1.00 with trial bottles free at Beans Drug Store.
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Burnham
Machias
H. Lincoln
Bean
Karl's Clover Root Tea Promoted For Digestive Ills
How is Your Wife Has she loss her beauty If so Constipation Indigestion Sick Headache are the principal causes Karl's Clover Root Tea has cured these ills for half a century Price 26 cts and Hats Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory
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Karl
De Witt’s Little Early Risers Endorsement
Albany Georgia resident W. B. Philpot says De Witt’s Little Early Risers did him more good than any pills. The advertisement claims the famous pills aid constipation biliousness liver and bowel troubles as praised by Mrs A L Cook.
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W. 8. Philpot
Albany, Ga
de Witt
A.L. Cook
Peat No Disease Cure Promoted for Piles
There is peat no disease or condi tion of the human system that causes more suffering and distress than piles. TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OLNTMINT cures them quickly without pein or detention from business. Price per bottle 76 cents. Mrs A L Cook.
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Tabler
Mra
A. L
Cook
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Ad Warns of Counterfeits
An 1890s ad promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as equal to all others for piles injuries and skin diseases. It notes the original Witch Hazel Salve and warns against counterfeit products marketed by Mra A L Cooks.
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DeWitt
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