Heyburn Wins Idaho Senate Nomination in Unanimous Caucus
Judge W B Heyburn was chosen by a Republican joint caucus in Idaho with 28 votes to 22 over W E Borah. The decision followed a swift, agreed process among Standrod Shoup and Heyburn backers and was celebrated as the cleanest senatorial contest in Idaho history. Heyburn, born May 23 1852 in Delaware County Pennsylvania, had long practiced law in Wallace Shoshone County and emerged as a lifelong Republican stalwart. A public drugs notice closes with Temple Pharmacy advertising a finder’s reward for a missing item on Cleveland Avenue.
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Pennsylvania
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England
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Congress
Arbitration advances in Venezuela dispute with Castro reply
President Castro’s reply accepting allied arbitration terms was delivered to the foreign office. Officials see progress toward settlement without The Hague, with Bowen named as Castro’s commissioner and potential British and German ambassadors to Washington as colleagues. Indictments for lawlessness described at Philadelphia strike hearing follow funeral of nonunion man. Strikers shouted scab and spat at the coffin.
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Washington
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Hague Tribunal
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Panther Creek Valley
Committees Named By Senate And House Leaders
Senate lists standing committees with chairmen including J Dolman Heath ONeil Baker Ballantine for Judiciary Finance Rules State Affairs Privileges and Elections Education Irrigation and Water Rights and Agriculture and Livestock. House lists Journal Printing County Officers Fish and Game Public Health Privileges and Elections with several named members. Temple Pharmacy ads close the item.
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Newell
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Eckert
Smith
Kootenai Ram Hunter Challenges President for Mountain Sheep Test
Captain Henry Verity of Shoshone County Idaho visits Washington and mocks Roosevelt as a hunter. He brings mountain sheep horns tied to Krag and argues real sport is stalking sheep in Kootenai country, claiming the animals are wary and nearly untouchable.
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Shoshone County
Idaho
Kootenai County
Krag
Kootenai
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Capitan Verity
Kraig
Roosevelt
Ambassador Veco Holleben Recalled From Washington
Berlin reports the United States ambassador Veco Holleben has taken a leave of absence seen as a recall due to dissatisfaction with his handling of Venezuelan affairs. The dispatch notes the recall atmosphere and mentions a stray line about drugs and a delivery offer from a local shop.
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Veco Holleben
Washington
Saic
Beit Illness Triggers Market Turmoil in London
Reports of Alfred Beit’s serious illness unsettle the London stock exchange causing another price drop after a prior rumor of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain’s assassination sparked selling.
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Janu
Chamberlain
South Africa
Stock Exchange
Alfred Beit
Exhibit Crowded as Old Masters At Methodist Church
An exhibit titled The Glo Way and New But the Children Do drew crowds at the Methodist Church yesterday. The Tribune notes the strong attendance, the crowd’s fascination with Christ Among the Decorators, and that the building will stay open until 7 PM with final hours tonight to place pictures before Sunday.
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Blaze at Federal Manufacturing Plant Causes Major Loss
Fire at the Federal Manufacturing Company plant in South Chicago caused extensive damage with reported losses of 150000 dollars and the main building destroyed or heavily damaged. Firefighters battled the blaze starting early today and investigators prepared to assess the cause.
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Portland Postmaster Nominated in Oregon
Washington January 9 The President named I A Bancroft postmaster for Portland Oregon in a formal nomination.
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Rmnator
Portland
Oregon
Will Proceed Committee Hears Evidence on Senatorial Contest
Denver January 9 The legislature completed its organization and the House committee on elections and privileges will hear evidence in the numerous contests challenging the election of a United States Senator. Republicans opposing former Senator Edward O Wolcott align with Democrats to insist contests be judged on their merits and no expulsions. This is the extent of agreement claimed by anti Wolcott Republicans and Democrats.
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House Committee On Elections and Privileges
United States
Edward O. Welcott
Robber Arrested After Lavish Spending in St Louis Hotel
W L Lane alias Doc Butler alleged Abingdon Bank gang member spent freely at a leading hotel in St Louis posing as a wealthy Texas stock owner. He was captured at a Quincy restaurant after an after theater luncheon with acquaintances who believed him to be rich.
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Mine Owner Bradbury Gives 1000 For Mazatlan Plague Relief
John L. Bradbury owner of the Tate mines forty miles from Mazatlan Mexico received a telegram and promptly contributed 1000 to aid plague victims in Mazatlan. The telegram calls the calamity the greatest ever felt in the republic.
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Tate Mines
Mazatlan
Mexico
Republic
There’s a Difference in Coal Prices in New York
The domestic sizes of anthracite coal were quoted at 10 dollars a ton at tidewater yesterday by independent operators. By the coal carrying roads the same grades were quoted at 5 dollars.
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Former Governor Daniel Hastinge Dies in Bellefont
Former Governor Daniel Hardman Hastinge died today in Bellefont of pleuro-pneumonia. The report notes his long public service and his residence in Font, with local authorities confirming the death.
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Alfred Beit Nearing Death After Stroke
Cape Town reports Alfred Beit a renowned South African financier suffered an apoplectic stroke in Johannesburg and is dying, with details limited to his critical condition and the incident.
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House Passes Philippine Constabulary Bill
Washington January 9 The House yesterday approved the Philippine constabulary bill, advancing legislation affecting colonial administration and security duties in the islands.
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