New Warden Perrin Named for Shoshone Penitentiary
Governor Morrison announced appointments in Boise Idaho including Warden C P Perrin of Shoshone county Deputy Warden P Bingham Oneida county Paneling guard D P Rich Fremont county Physician George P Collister Beise Turnkey Perry Paytor Beise and Soldier s Home physician E E Maxey Beige Chief Clerk Land Department Norman Jackson Weiser Assistant clerk O M Connel Beise Also House passed 50000 legislative appropriation and noted bills such as state bounty fund for scalps marital separate property rights and creation of Clearwater county in Idaho Senate clerk appointment and livestock inspection bill were discussed.
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C. P. Perrin
Shoshone County
P. ©. Bingham
Oneida County
D. P. Rich
Fremont County
George P. Collister
Beise
Perry Paytor
Soldiers’ Home
E. E. Maxey
Beige
Land Department
Norman Jackson
Weiser
O. £. McConnel
Jenseon
Brown
White
Greer
Clearwater County
Pike
Estrays
Jensen
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
Cardinal Parocchi Dies in Rome After Heart Disease
Cardinal Lucido Mary Parocchi sub-dean of the Sacred College and vice chancellor dies in Rome from heart disease. His death removes a potential successor to Pope Leo and was marked by the Pontiff kneeling in prayer and noting his aging.
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Rome
Lucido Mary Parocchi
Sacred College
Catholic Church
Cardinal Parocchi
Leo
Parccchi
Vatican
Senate panel backs Cuban reciprocity with two amendments
The Senate foreign relations committee agreed to report the Cuban reciprocity treaty with two amendments. One guarantees no further sugar tariff reductions and the other cuts 40 percent duty on American cattle exports to Cuba.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Cuta
Weaver Named Republican Nominee for Mayor of Philadelphia
John Weaver, current district attorney of Philadelphia, was today nominated by the Republican city convention for mayor. Francis F. Kane remains the Democratic nominee.
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Philadelphia
John Weaver
Famine in Sweden Drives Pine Bark Bread Craze
Telegraphs from Stockholm report a northern Sweden famine with about 30,000 affected. Starving families bake bread from dried pine bark and Iceland moss, crops have failed and fish are scarce. Relief costs may reach 6.3 million dollars to avert decimation, echoing 1867 famine losses.
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Iceland
London
Stockholm
Sweden
Senator Quarles Fights Big Land Grabbers in West
Wisconsin Senator Quarles pushes resolutions on timber desert and homestead commutation to curb public land grabbing. He notes 5,000,000 acres taken since November and considers a joint House-Senate bill to withhold public domain for a year, amid Idaho Oregon Washington fraud concerns and Western newspaper reactions.
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Washington, D. C
Quarles
Wisconsin
Idaho
The
Tribune
Senate
Congress
Senaer
Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah caucus vote binds seven nonattendees to Smoot
In a Utah legislature Republican caucus on the first ballot Arostle Reed Smoot led with 38 votes, George Sutherland 5, and Wells 2 as seven abstainers vowed not to back the winner on the floor. Non-Mormon and Mormon defections include Lewis, Loose, Barrett, and Coulter among others, with Child pledging Smoot.
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Utah
Arostle Reed
George Sutherland Gey
Heber M. Wells
George M. Caunco
Stephen H. Love
Willis Johnson
George M. Cannon
PB. Larsen
Sutherland
Smoot
Apostle
Wells
Allantees
Georges N. Lawrence
Hoyt Sherman
Salt Lake County
J. J. Stewart
Charles Brick
William E. White
Piute County
Edwin ©. Lea
Carben County
John C. Child
Weber County
A. Lewis
Beaver County
P. Evans
Summit County
Gov. Wells
S H. Leve
E. M. Allison, Jr
Nash
Reed
Richards
Roberts
Smith
Spry
Stone
Tietjen
Watts
Wileen
Hull
C. P. Larsen
Allison
Hamlin
Metcalf
Molyneux
Peterson
Cahoon
Evane
Dannon
Senatore Love
Johnson
Smeet
Lewis
Loose
Barrett
Condon
Mrs. Coulter
Overdue American Line Steamer St Louis Not Yet Reported
New York crowds at the American Line office seek news from the steamer St Louis from Southampton and Cherbourg. London reports reinsurance to the liner St Louis at Leeds today set at 10 percent.
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New York
American Line
St. Louia
Southampton
Cherbourg
St. Louis
London
Leeds
Steamer Manchester Burned Off Dingley Bay
The British steamer Manchester merchant from New Orleans anchored in Dingley Bay today and caught fire. The crew were saved and the vessel scuttled.
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Tralee
Ireland
Manchester
New Orleans
Dingley Bay
Bank Robbers Phillippe and Brooks Convicted of First Degree Murder
In Lake, Jan 15, Phillippe and Brooks were found guilty of first degree murder for a bank robbery and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Storm Lake, Ja
Phillippe
Brooks
President nominates Colonel Hayes to Brigadier General
Washington January 15 The President named Colonel Edward M. Hayes of the Thirteenth Cavalry to the rank of Brigadier General.
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Washington
Edward M. Hayes
Thirteenth Cavalry
Army Staff committees back favorable report on general staff bill
Committees on military affairs today authorized a favorable report to the general staff bill which had passed the House a week earlier.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Military Affairs
General Staff
House
President Signs Coal Duty Suspension Bill
The President signed the bill suspending the duty on coal at 5 o'clock this afternoon, with the action effective immediately from Washington.
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Washington
Abrams & Hewitt Reported Much Better Today
Abram's and Hewitt were reported to be much better today as New York officials provide an update on their health in a brief bulletin dated January 15.
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New York
Abrams &. Hewitt
Chicago Wheat Market Report
Chicago January 14 wheat futures for May delivery at 77 cents a bushel. Trade activity steady as traders weigh supply prospects against demand forecasts.
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Chicago
Protection for Settlers on Public Grazing Lands Resolution
At the National Live Stock Invention session in Kansas City January 15 a key resolution urged Congress to modernize grazing land laws. It supports larger homestead areas, a commission of experts, and protection for settlers using public lands for grazing amid cattlemen and freighters tensions.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Unprovoked Attempted Murder by Lt Governor Tillman
In Columbia South Carolina on January 15 editor N G Gonzales was shot by Lieutenant Governor Tillman as he walked home for lunch. Tillman fled then was arrested. Gonzales says the shooting was without provocation and his wound may be fatal.
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Columbia
S. C
N. G. Gonzales
Tillman
Tilman
Gonzales
Indictments in Manslaughter Case Over Roosevelt Carriage Crash
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on January 15 an inquest jury indicted Edward Madden and James T Kelly for manslaughter over the August electric street car collision that killed Secret Service Agent William Craig while accompanying President Roosevelt.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Edwld Madn
James T. Kelly
Roosevelt
Secret Service
William Craig
Steamer Tacoma Ashore Near Fort Flagler
The steamship Tacoma from the Orient lies ashore at Necdaole Point in the Scend near Fort Flagler. A tug has been dispatched to render assistance.
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Port Townsend
Tacoma
Orient
Necdaole Point
Scend
Fort Flagler
Army Bill Passed by House in Washington
The House today approved the army bill in Washington on January 15, marking a key congressional action. The vote and exact provisions are summarized in the report.
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Washington
House
Notice to Architects for Woodmen Hall Plans
Free Silver Camp No 168 Woodmen of the World invites drawings for a two story brick building on the current Woodman hall site at North Cleveland avenue. Plans must be submitted by February 5 1903. Inquiries to the committee at Davidson & Goodwin 845 Wear Center street between 7 and 8 PM. Committee: John Bushey James Davidson Conn Brandt.
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Free’ Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
Woodman Hall
Cleveland Avenue
Davidson & Goodwin
Wear Center Street
John Bushey
James Davidson
Oon
Brandt
County Board Hears Sheriff Rice Final Report and Approves Two New Physicians
County commissioners resumed work and considered the sheriff’s final report. They expect the $2,500 in question to be turned into the treasury soon and approved hiring two county physicians covering districts 1 2 and 8. The sheriff’s last quarter report shows licensing revenue of 2540, civil work 9.75, county property sales 605, and criminal work totaling 635.50.
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Rice
Treasury
Pocatello and
Oxford
Soda Springs
Baycreft
Chesterfield
Snow Depths Reach Seven to Nine Feet Near Kendrick
A Kendrick special reports the Potlach river system rising amid recent rains while snow in forested mountains reaches seven to nine feet at the ridge dividing the Petlach from the St. Maries and St. Joe. Railroad men fear sudden runoff could disrupt the Spokane & Palouse line despite recent track improvements including Bear Creek bridge replacement.
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Kendrick
Potlach
Petlach
St. Maries
St. Joe
Spokane & Palouse
Ai Road Company
Cruss
Bear Creek
Badge Boo-Jaw Spelling Confusion In Idaho Visit
An Idaho lawyer visits Hallgarten & Co in New York seeking Mr Badge after ten years of correspondence. The firm’s clerk mishears pronunciation and spelling, spelling Roa-d-g-e, and the lawyer insists it should be Badge, noting the Idaho spelling. The exchange highlights cross state name confusion.
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Idaho
Hallgarten & & Co
New York
Badge
Boo-jaw
Boojaw
Mr. Badge
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Shoarp
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Shoop
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Standred
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