Governor Gooding's Idaho State Reform Plan Lauded
Governor Gooding delivers a strong practical message to Idaho's Legislature urging economy and bold development. He highlights land irrigation under Carey Act, north southern railroad needs, and reforms for the Insane Asylum and Penitentiary plus juvenile courts and educational expansion.
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Russians Surrender Enormous Port Arthur Garrison
Japanese officials report no examination of sunken Russian ships at Port Arthur and announce ten small steamers are usable. Most sick and wounded cannot be moved and will be cared for at Port Arthur as supplies and medicines are rushed in. General Nogi may return to Tokyo to a royal ovation. foreign attaches entered Port Arthur yesterday.
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Russians call for court martial over Port Arthur fall
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo describe reactions to General Stoessel's return and the fortress surrender. Critics urge severe judgment while revolutionary agitators push for peaceful settlement, as Russia weighs internal crises and naval redeployments. The Andromeda failed to land stores at Port Arthur due to unlocated mines.
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Land Frauds Discussed at White House with Oregon and Idaho Ties
Public land frauds were debated at the White House with focus on Oregon cases and developments in Idaho. Senator Fulton defended Senator Mitchell, and Senator Heyburn pressed for interstate corporate incorporation and a pure food bill, denying links to Idaho frauds while promising to aid official investigations.
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Henry V. Poor Dies at 93 Noted Railroad Authority
Henry V. Poor, famed as a railroad authority and publisher of Poor's Manual, died at age ninety three after a fall on ice led to complications. He was Bowdoin College's oldest graduate and a prominent financial expert.
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Henry V. Poor
Bowdoin College
Roosevelt and Elkins discuss railroad freight rate legislation
The President held a long conference with Senator Elkins, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee, on proposed railroad freight rate legislation. Elkins said it was not yet clear if Congress would act this session.
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Mickey Wants to Shut Out Lobbyists
Lincoln Nebraska governor John St Mikey delivering a second inauguration addresses a legislative message urging strong action to bar lobbyists from the capitol building. The proposal targets access by lobbyists to lawmakers and official spaces.
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John St. Mikey
Forestry Congress Addresses Railroads and Forests
In Washington on January 6 the American Forestry Congress held its moraine session on railroads and forests, with President Howard Elliott presiding. The afternoon featured addresses by President Theodore Roosevelt, James J. Hill of the Great Northern, members of both houses, and notable representatives of related interests.
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Northern Pacific
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Great Northern
Idaho at Washington Major reclamation chiefs discuss Minidoka contracts
Washington guests include M. W. Ross Idaho chief reclamation engineer and Chief Engineer Newell as they plan contract letting for Minidoka. Ross says project work will be under full headway this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Hutton of the Hercules mine at Wallace are visiting.
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Washington
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Idaho
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Hercules
Wallace
The Lady's Jewels Sold at Public Auction
The Dodge Jewels seized five years ago were sold at public auction in New York on January 6. The pearl necklace valued abroad at 35,000 with US duty totaling 56,000 sold for 21,000. The diamond dog collar valued with duty at 7,200 sold for 3,500.
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Phyllis Dodge
United States
River and Harbor Bill a Dead One
Washington officials say the river and harbor bill will not pass this session. House leaders have decided to let the measure go over due to the treasury’s fragile condition.
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Found in the River Not on British Soil
Neily S. Phelps, a Michigan businessman who vanished weeks ago and was later said to be found in British Columbia, has been recovered from the river at Rattle Creek Michigan.
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Penitentiary
Idaho
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Denver
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Chicago
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British Columbia
New Torpedo Boat Gregory Sails From New York Harbor
The torpedo boat Gregory, built at North Amboy New Jersey for the Russian government, left New York harbor this afternoon. It has been stated that Gregory would proceed to Russia under her own power.
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Governor Douglass Inaugurated In Massachusetts
William L. Douglass becomes the fourth Democrat in fifty years to hold the Massachusetts governorship. The state’s other officers are Republican and the legislature is heavily Republican, signaling a party shift in executive power.
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Boston
William L. Douglass
Massachusetts
Blackfoot MII Flour Promises Best Taste at Mack's Grocery
Mack's Grocery and James Dwyer advertise Blackfoot MII flour as best suited to your taste. Customers are urged to try a sack and be convinced.
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