Adams inaugurated Colorado governor as Peabody eyes case
Denver reports Alva Adams, a Democrat, sworn in as Colorado governor at noon amid a peaceful ceremony. Peabody plans to contest the result tomorrow, while Supreme Court appointments for Goddard and Bailey shift the court to seven Republicans and two Democrats amid ongoing party maneuvering.
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Peabody
Adams
State House
Denver
Alva Adams
Colorado
House of Representatives
Gebbert
Griffith
Luther M. Goddard
George W. Bailey
Fort Collins
Supreme Bench
Walcott
Campbell
Delong
Ballinger
Hill
Bailey
Goddard
Stormed the Moro Fort on Jolo Island
On Sunday Moros on Jolo resisted and a battle left Lt. James Jewell and a private dead. Lt. Roy W. Ashbrook, Capt. Halstead Dorey and Lt. R. C. Richardson plus three privates were wounded. Major Scott, governor, had attempted peaceably to obtain control of the fort.
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Manila
Jolo
James Jewell
Fourteenth Cavalry
Roy W. Ashbrook
Seventeenth Infantry
Halstead Dorey
Fourth Infantry
R. C. Richardson
Scott
Senator Du Bois Proposes Amendment on Polygamy Status
Washington January 10. Senator Du Bois introduced an amendment to the statehood bill reserving to Congress the right to legislate on polygamy and polygamous cohabitation if the two new states fail to enact effective laws.
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Dubois
Congress
Washington
Hagenbarth Delivers Annual Address at Livestock Meet
In Denver on January 10, President Frank J. Hagenbarth opened the National Livestock Association annual meeting with his address. About a thousand delegates attended as the convention debated reorganization for several hours.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Carter Leads Montana Senate Ballot for U.S. Senate
In Helena on January 10 both Montana houses voted separately for a U.S. Senate seat to succeed Paris Gibson. Thomas B. Carter led with thirty votes, ten short of nomination on joint ballot, while Lee Mantle had ten votes.
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Helena
Jan
Montana
United States
Paris Gibson
Thomas
Carter
Lee Mantle
McConnell and Holtzheimer Visit Washington for Smoot Inquiry
Former Idaho figures W J McConnell of Moscow and F E Holtzheimer of Pocatello travel to Washington for the Smoot inquiry. Joe Hutchinson of Koise arrives on business. Secretary Hitchcock approves a Fort Sherman survey to open soon.
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Washington, D. C
W. J. McConnell
Moscow
F. E. Holtzheimer
Pocatello
Quiry
Joe Hutchinson
Hitchcock
Fort Sherman Military Reservation
Attempted bombing of Frederick the Great statue at War College
In Washington on January 10 an unseen assailant placed an explosive charge on the fence around the Frederick the Great statue gifted by the German Emperor. A guard removed the fuse before detonation. The culprit fled the scene prior to discovery.
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Frederick the Great
William
Washington
Germany
War College
Mineral Output of Idaho for 1904
Advance sheets of the state mine inspector's annual report show Idaho's 1904 metal production at 22,838,299.35 dollars, up 1,782,212.98 from 1903. Gold totals 1,846,528.08. silver 10,558,184.60. lead 9,729,425.86. copper 704,860.91.
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Boise
Ida
State
Governor Cutler Delivers Message to Legislature
Salt Lake dispatch reports Governor Cutler delivers his annual message to the legislature. He makes no reference to the Smoot agitation and concentrates on a review of state officers' reports.
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Salt Lake
Cutler
Smoot
Wheat Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago Wheat closes mixed with No. 2 Red at 1.20 and May futures at 1.16 as provisional prices for the day. Traders note firm demand for prompt shipment and cautious stance ahead of new crop projections.
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Chicago
Severe cold grips Midwest as blizzard hits Missouri
Extreme cold sweeps the region with St. Paul and Minneapolis at sixteen below zero. Canadian northwest towns report thirty two below. Dakotas see ten to twenty six below while Chicago marks five below. Cincinnati records four above and St. Louis ten above as western Missouri and Kansas endure a severe snowstorm.
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Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Northwest
Middle West
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Canadian Northwest
Dakotas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Murray in Critical Condition in San Francisco
James A. Murray, Montana banker and millionaire, lies seriously ill in San Francisco with little chance of recovery. A prominent investor in Pocatello, he owned the water works, controlled a majority of the Auditorium stock, and was former president of the First National Bank, with extensive interests boosting local progress.
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San Francisco
James A. Murray
Montana
Murray
Pocatello
Auditorium Company
First National Bank
D. W. Standrod
Japs Clear Mine Area Near Port Arthur
The navy reports the minefield around Port Arthur covers a forty mile radius and 395 mines have been destroyed by explosions. Ten more survivors from the third Japanese expedition to block the harbor entrance have been located in Russian hospitals.
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Tokio
Navy Department
Port Arthur
Germans suffer heavy losses in Southwest Africa battle
Berlin reports a clash between German troops and insurgent Witbers in German southwest Africa left Major Baron Von Nauendorf and three other officers dead along with fifteen men. Four officers and forty five soldiers were wounded.
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Berlin
Witbers
Africa
Germany
Baron von Nauendorf
Two Hundred Pairs Overshoes Sale at Geoorth's
Two hundred pairs of boys overshoes sizes 8 to 6 offered at reduced price. Former price $1.60 now reduced to ten cents. Sale announced by Geoorth's department store.
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Srice
Geo
Orth
Idaho Solons Debate Printing and Budget in Capitol Session
Idaho Senate backed 10 000 copy printing of Governor Gooding’s message with Democrat Macbeth praising the governor’s terse recommendations. House committees, printing bids, and stationery issues dominate the day as lawmakers approve bills on veterans homes and anti polygamy matters while appointing clerks and planning caucus debates.
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Governor Gooding
House
Macbeth
Custer
Gooding
Idaho
Lamb
The
Statesman Printing Co
Weiser World
Smith
Washington
Statesman Company
Weiser
Day
Cassia
Crum
Nez Perce
Owyhee
Hiatt
Boise
W. F. Brewster
Taylor
Kootenai
Hart of Fremont
Finance Committee
Allan Miller
Miller
Stevena. Walker
Ada
W. A. Goulder
Hastings
Blaine
Hall
Bannock
Jensen
Wright
Secretary of State
Ausbach
Shoshone
Oneida
House Assembly Quorum Noted With Absent Members
The House convened with all members present except Bell Fremont Richarda Canyon Richards Bear Lake and Stephens Fremont. Speaker Hunt signed House Memorial No. 1 by Moore. This is the Bhoup memorial resolution. Ausbach Bhoshone introduced ree-
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Speaker Hunt
House
Bannock County
Representative Belcher
Belcher
Representative Schutt
Kirkpatrick
Journal
Gorby
Immigration
Statistics
Labor
Judiciary Committee
Richards
Ada
Spaulding
Mallaley
McKinlay
Goodnight
Gray
Donaldson
Privileges
Bell
France
Wright
Ways and Means
Turner
Stephens
Sweetser
Nelson, Goodnight
Avery, Timm, Logue, Morgan
Schutt, Richards
Bear Lake
Wright, Porter, Gorby
Bennion
Smith
Nez Perce
Moore, Mullaby, Fuld
Adkinson
Nelson of
Latah
Webster, Christensen, Bush, Bell
Immigration, Statistics
Johnson
Gorbys Fuld
Avery
Canyon
Moore
Hamill
Foster
Ashley
Morgan
Powers
Porter
Washington
Webster
Roads
Magill
Mullaley
Fremont
Richarda
Hunt
Bhoup
Ausbach
Bhoshone
Idaho Politicians Respond to Smoot Case Hearings
Ex Governor William J. McConnell of Idaho, arriving in Washington, vows to correct what he calls harm done to Idaho by testimony on Mormon influence in state politics. McConnell will present official Idaho vote records to the Senate committee. A. P. Wilson of Boise accompanies him.
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McBratney
Richards
Ada
Canyon
Washington
Owyhee
Kirkpatrick
Smith
Smoot
Worthington
William J. McConnell
Idaho
McConnell
Senate
Ship A Loaded Bomb Explodes Off Sea Captain’s Crew Lost
Seven survivors of the Norwegian ship Marpesia arrived in New York from Bermuda aboard the Danish steamer Gallia after the Christmas Day explosion. Eleven crew members perished as naphtha in leaking cases ignited, turning the vessel into a loaded bomb amid heavy gales and flames.
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New York
Bermuda
Gallia
Lemhi Indian School Rebuild Sought After Fire
Senator Heyburn takes up the plan to rebuild the Lemhi Indian school after a June fire. The project includes a new building, mess hall, dormitory, dining room, kitchen, bakery, lighting heating water, baths, sewerage, laundry and barn totaling 27500 dollars. Commissioner Frances E. Lupp expects possible funding by July 1 or sooner.
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Washington, D. C
Heyburn
Frances E. Lupp
Indian Affairs
Officers Learn From Manchurian Theater Pointers
Washington reports officers who returned from Manchuria have provided the war department with insights on the theater and the new United States rifle. The observed desirability of certain practical feature changes may delay its issue pending examination.
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Washington
Manchurian
War Department
United States
Death of Louise Michel Communist agitator dies in Marseille
Louise Michel a prominent communist and revolutionary agitator died today in Marseille at age 75 after a long career in Paris and abroad.
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Louise Michel
Paris
Marseilles
A Dead Lock in the Oregon Senate
The Oregon Senate adjourned after the sixt y fourth ballot for the presidency produced no change.
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Oregon
Senate
Lost-A Bargain Missed At Idaho Furniture Sale
A shopper failed to attend the Idaho Furniture Company big sale missing potential bargains and discounts advertised locally. The brief item notes public interest in upcoming promotions and encourages readers to mark dates for future events.
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Idaho Furniture Company
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