Adams inaugurated Colorado governor as Peabody plans challenge
Denver reports Alva Adams, Democrat, sworn in at noon with Chief Justice Gebbert administering. Peabody will contest the governorship tomorrow. Political trouble subsides with Bailey and Goddard confirmed to the supreme bench, altering the court to seven Republicans and two Democrats.
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Adams
State House
Denver
Alva Adams
Colorado
House of Representatives
Gebbert
Griffith
Capitol Dome
Luther M. Goddard
George W. Bailey
Fort Collins
Supreme Bench
Walcott
Campbell
Delong
Ballinger
Hill
Bailey
Goddard
Fort on Jolo Falls to Moro Outlaws Taught Lesson
In an attack on Jolo Island a fort held by Moro outlaws fell after Major Scott failed to secure it by peace. Lt James Jewell and one private of the Fourteenth cavalry were killed. Lt Roy W. Ashbrook Captain Halstead Dorey Lt R C Richardson and three privates were wounded.
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Jolo
Island
Manila
James Jewell
Fourteenth Cavalry
Roy W. Ashbrook
Seventeenth Infantry
Halstead Dorey
Fourth Infantry
R. C. Richardson
Scott
Senator Du Bois Proposal on Polygamy Clause in Statehood Bill
Washington January 10 Senator Du Bois introduces an amendment to the statehood bill reserving to Congress the power to regulate polygamy and polygamous cohabitation if the two new states fail to enact proper laws.
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Dbuvels
Congress
Washington
Dubois
Hagenbarth Delivers Annual Address at Livestock Meeting
Denver January 10. National Livestock Association opens with 1000 delegates. President Frank J. Hagenbarth delivers the annual address as the convention immediately tackles questions of reorganization and engages for hours.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Tom Carter in the Lead in Montana
Melens January 10 report both houses of the Montana legislature balloted separately with Tom Carter leading in the campaign.
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Tom Carter
Montana
Melens
Holzheimer to Testify on Smoot Inquiry
Former Governor W. J. McConnell of Moscow and Moltnheimer of Pocateile arrive in Washington for the Smoot inquiry. Boise businessman Joe Hutchinson also in the capital. Secretary Hitchcock approves a survey of the Fort Sherman military reservation, to be opened soon.
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The
Tribune
Washington, D. C
W. J. McConnell
Moscow
Moltnheimer
Pocateile
Joe Hutchinson
Boise
Hitchcock
Fort Sherman Military Reservation
Attempted bombing of Frederick the Great statue at War College
In Washington on January 10 an unemployed assailant attempted to blow up the Frederick the Great statue presented by the German Emperor. A charge with a lighted fuse was fixed to the fence but removed by an employee before detonation. The culprit fled the scene as the device was found.
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Frederick the Great
William
Washington
Germany
War College
Mineral Output of Idaho for 1904 report totals
Advance sheets of the annual State Mine Inspector Bell report show Idaho mined metals in 1904 totaling 22,838,299.35 dollars, up 1,782,212.98 from 1903. Gold accounted for 1,845,828.08 dollars, silver 10,658,184.56 dollars, lead 9,729,425.80 dollars, and copper 704,860.01 dollars.
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Boise
Ida
State
Cutler Makes no Mention of Smoot
Galt Leke Jan. 10 Governor Cutler's reply this afternoon makes no reference to Senator Smoot and focuses on the tender state officers in a message read at the capitol.
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Cutler
Smoot
Galt Leke
Chicago Wheat Market Update
Chicago Wheat prices show 1 cent movement with bids around 91.90 percent and futures at 91.265 percent. Market notes indicate modest trading and steadiness near the close.
Extremely cold weather grips midwest and northwest
A severe snow storm rages over western Missouri and Kansas while Chicago reports five degrees below zero. St Paul and Minneapolis register sixteen below, Canadian northwest hits thirty two below, the Dakotas from ten to twenty below, Cincinnati four above, and St. Louis ten above.
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Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Northwest
Middle West
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Canadian Northwest
Dakotas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Murray Bank Investor in Montana Nears Illness in San Francisco
James A. Murray, Montana millionaire banker, is seriously ill in San Francisco with little hope of recovery. He is known for major Pocatello interests including the Water Works, Auditorium Company stock, and until recently the First National Bank presidency. His investments helped fuel the city’s growth over the past decade.
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Pocatello
San Francisco
James A. Murray
Montana
Murray
Auditorium Company
First National Bank
D. W. Standrod
Poccatello
Japs Clear Mine Area Off Port Arthur
Tokio reports the navy says the minefield around Port Arthur extends forty miles from the harbor. Three hundred ninety five mines have been destroyed by explosions to date. Ten more survivors of the third Japanese expedition to block the entrance to Port Arthur are found in Buwayan hospitals.
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Tokio
Navy Department
Port Arthur
Buwian
Germans Hard Hit in Southwest Africa
Berlin reports heavy losses for German forces in the Southwest Africa theater as Allied actions intensify. Casualties and material shortages are cited as impacting German operations and defense.
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Africa
Idaho Senate Backing Governor Gooding Spurs House Action
Senator Macbeth Democrat of Custer breaks party lines to praise Governor Gooding’s blunt message. House and Senate trade printing bids, set a $50,000 expense bill, and name committees on education roads and public health.
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Governor Gooding
House
Idaho Senate
Macbeth
Custer
Yernor
Lamb
The
Printing Co
Weiser World
Smith
Washington
Statesman Company
W. F. Brewster
Taylor
Kootenai
Hart
Fremont
Finance Committee
Crum
Nes Perce
Allan Miller
Miller
Stevens
Walker
Ada
W. A. Goulder
Idaho
Day of
Cassia
Hastings
Blaine
Hull
Bannock
House assembled with most members present except four
The House convened with all members present except Bell of Fremont, Hards of Canyon, Richards of Bear, and Stephens of Fremont. Speaker Hunt signed House Memorial No. 1 by Moore. The session continues with the Shoup memorial resolution introduced by Auibesh of Shoshone.
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House
Bannock County
Representative Belcher
Belcher
Representative Schutt
Kirkpatrick
Journal
Gorby
Immigration
Statistics
Labor
Judiciary
Richards
Ada
Spaulding
Mallaley
McKinlay
Goodnight
Gray
Donaldson
Bell
France
Wright
Ways and Means
Turner
Stephens
Sweetser
Nelson, Goodnight
Avery, Timm, Logue, Morgan
Railroads
Schutt, Richards
Bear Lake
Wright, Porter, Gorby
Bennion
Smith
Nez Perce
Moore, Mullaley, Fuld
Adkinson
Agriculture
Nelson of
Latah
Webster
Christensen
Bush
Johnson
Washington
Magill
Porter
Mullaley
Hamill
Powers
Aulbach
Fuld
Sage
Allen
Jensen
Moore
Thomas
McBratney
Journal—Logue
Ainey
Schutt
Anderson
Nelson
Fish and Game
Ashley
McGill
Behutt
Timm
Ausbach
Gray, Spaulding
Bridges and Ferries
Logue
Morgan
Canyon
Fremont
Hards
Bear
Hunt
Shoup
Auibesh
Shoshone
Idaho Ex-Governor McConnell to Counter Smoot Testimony
Ex-Governor William J. McConnell of Idaho arrives in Washington to testify for the defense in the Smoot case. He plans to present official Idaho voting records since statehood to counter Protestant witnesses on Mormon influence. A. P. Wilson of Boise accompanies him.
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Washington
Smoot
Worthington
William J. McConnell
Idaho
McConnell
Senate
Ship A Loaded Bomb Explodes After Christmas Voyage
Seven survivors of the Norwegian ship Marpesia arrived in New York from Bermuda after rescue by the Danish steamer Gallia. Eleven crew members perished when naphtha cargo leaked and ignited amid heavy seas.
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New York
Bermuda
Gallia
Lemhi Indian School Rebuild Sought After Fire
Senator Heyburn presses for rebuilding the Lemhi Indian school after last June fire. The plan includes a new building, mess hall, cottage, dormitory, dining room, kitchen, bakery, lighting and heating plants, water, baths, sewerage, laundry, and barn at a total cost of 27 500 dollars. Frances E Lupp commissioner of Indian affairs vows to help and expects funds by July 1st or sooner.
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Washington, D. C
Heyburn
Frances E. Lupp
Indian Affairs
Officers Return From Manchuria See Rifle Delays
Officers who just returned from Manchuria report to the war department that the delivery of the new United States rifle will be delayed pending examination of likely changes in its features. The findings suggest practical improvements may be made to enhance desirability.
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Washington
Manchuria
War Department
United States
Death of Louise Michel A Prominent Communist Leader
Louise Michel a noted communist and revolutionary agitator died today in Marseilles at age 76. The Paris born figure had been a leading voice for thirty five years in political activism and radical causes across France.
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Louise Michel
Paris
Marseilles
A Dead Lock in the Oregon Senate
Galom Ore January 10 After the forty fourth ballot for the presidency of the senate was taken without change the senate adjourned.
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Oregon
Senate
Galom
Ore
Lost A Bargain By Missing Idaho Furniture Sale
A shopper regrets skipping Idaho Furniture Companys big sale missing price cuts and limited stock. The notice highlights missed bargains and dwindling discounts.
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Idaho
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