Dry Farmers in Salt Lake City Open Four Day Congress
The Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress opens a four day session in Salt Lake City with over three hundred delegates and visitors from sixteen states and territories. Governor John C. Cutler presides as temporary chairman and urges Conservatism amid criticism of authorities while John L. Donohue of Denver delivers the annual address read in his absence.
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Salt Lake City
John L. Donohue
Denver
Doohue
Fisher Harris
B. C. Buffum
Wyoming
John C. Cutler
John S. Bransford
Cutler
Congress
John T. Burns
New Evidence in the Thaw Case
Anthony Comstock, vice president of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, testified as the principal witness in the Thaw trial. He described Thaw’s late 1904 complaints about Stanford White and friends, and letters naming alleged victims were read, calling White a blackguard and his studio a scene of orgies. The testimony recalls earlier remarks to Dr. Evans about bringing White to justice.
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New York
Anthony Comstock
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Thaw
Stanford White
White
Evans
Providence
Outrage Nipped At Clarksville Tobacco Factory
An attempted dynamiting and arson at the Hayes Sory Rugis tobacco factory in Clarksville, Tennessee, led to guards killing two Black men and wounding a third who escaped. Investigators found coal oil on the factory door and four sticks of dynamite placed there, with several sticks found on the dead men.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hayes-Sory-Rugis
Clarksville
Shaw Says He Has Not Resigned Carnegie Trust Presidency
Former Secretary of the Treasury Shaw told reporters he has not resigned as president of the Carnegie Trust Company. He said he has contracted to sell his holdings to Mr Dickinson, who holds a controlling interest, and would resign on March 1 if payment terms are met. Differences over policy and methods are noted.
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New York
Treasury
Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Dickinson
Former U S Commissioner Pleads Guilty in Land Fencing Case
Portland January 22 Former United States Commissioner J H Hendricks pleaded guilty to his share in the alleged illegal fencing of land tied to the Butte Creek Livestock Land and Lumber company It is believed he has been granted partial immunity for his cooperation in the conspiracy investigation
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Portland
Ore
United States
JH. H. Hendricks
Butte Creek Livestock Land and Lumber Company
Hendricks
Assessors Pressure Idaho Board Over Cash Basis Tax Valuations
Boise January 22. County assessors pressed the state board of equalization to adopt cash value assessments. Initial warnings faded as Ada County and others urged unified action, urging the board to agree or face potential self-tax measures. Governor Gooding urged patience and full discussion, while pleas to meet on equal terms sparked renewed optimism among several assessors.
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Boise
State Board of Equalization
State House
Fox
Eneier
Ada County
Owyhee
Luce
Bonner County
Moore
Canyon
Guheen
Idaho
Western
Middle States
Western Union
State Board
Shepherd
Ada
Mr. Gubeen
Talbot arraigned on license charge. witnesses still sought
Truxton Talbot publisher of the Advance was arraigned after noon on a misdemeanor license tax charge. He pleaded not guilty and a postponement was granted to 10 tomorrow morning to allow the city to summon City Clerk Gilmore and Assistant City Treasurer Cathcart to testify. Talbot was released on his own recognizance.
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Truxton Talbot
The
John Ellis
Kane
Talbot
Robert Terrell
T. D. Gilmore
Cathcart
Von Buelow Uproar Over Suffrage Debate in Reichstag
Berlin January 22. Chancellor Von Buelow faced a deafening uproar as ministers left during a suffrage dispute. Parliament's benches were half empty as police guard the buildings amid anticipated street rioting. Von Buelow warned against further demonstrations and threatened severe action against organizers.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Reich
Prince von Buelow
Call for bids on Tilden Bridge project joint session
Bannock and Bingham counties call for bids to build the Tilden bridge with opening set for 2 PM February 18 in a joint city session. Specifications are on file with County Clerk Gallet. Each bid must include a certified check of 1000 dollars, signed by County Clerk Gallet and Bingham County Clerk H. B. Curtis.
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Tilden Bridge
County Commissioners
Bannock
Bingham Counties
Gallet
H. B. Curtis
Bingham County
Ground to death under a park branch train
An unidentified man was killed near Rexburg after likely riding the rails. The body was dragged along the track with severe injuries and later moved to Rovture by a passing train passenger. No identity yet. blood and fabric fragments remained on the cars.
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Park Branch
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Tla
Harris pleads guilty in Downey burglary case
William Harris admitted guilt before Justice of the Peace Felix Van Reuth for burgling Hyde & Co store in Downey on December 17 and stealing jewelry. He waived preliminary examination, was bound over to district court, and remanded on $500 bond. Partner Frank Mack was released. Mack later jailed on mooching charges in Huntington.
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William Harris
Justice of the Peace
Felix van Reuth
Hyde & Co
Downey
Frank Mack
Gray
Harris
Mack
Huntington
East Side
Gattlemen Back Burkett Bill Amid Leasing Debate
January 22 report from the American National Livestock Association shows resolutions urging Congress to pass the Burkett bill with amendments. Colorado Horse and Cattle Growers' association opposed the leasing system favored by federal administration.
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American National Livestock Association
Committee On
Colorado Horse and Cattle Growers’ Association
Fleet Leaves Rio for Punta Arenas
Admiral Evans cabled from Rio Janeiro that the fleet sailed today for Punta Arenas except for the Arethusa, as reported by the navy department in Washington.
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Washington
Evans
Navy Department
Rio Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Boise Printer Founder Joseph Collins Absent From City
Joseph Collins founder of Collins Printing near Eleventh and Main streets left Boise Monday night. His trunk was sent to Pendleton Oregon. Stockholders met to decide whether to continue the business as debts accrue including $100 owed to employees. The Boise Times may publish next Sunday as a Democratic voice and evolve into a daily paper during the campaign.
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Boise Statesman
Joseph Collins
Collins Printing Company
Eleventh
Main Streets
Boise
Collins
Pendleton
Oregon
Collins Prining Company
Boiser Times
Evans in Serious Condition From Wounds
County physician Howard Sum moned to reopen an old facial wound on Charles Evans who shot and killed Robert Jackson at the Mc Cammon saloon. Evans, held in jail since the crime, suffers a bullet wound in the face and another in the neck. The face wound worsened last night, exposing bone and prompting removal to a hospital for treatment if needed.
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Howard
Charles Evans
Robert Jackson
McCammon
Jackson
Evans
Idaho's bright future eyed by Denver mining expert
I J Gray of Denver, superintendent and part owner of the Moline Mines and Milling Co. of Colorado, visited Pocatello this week with his brother C W Gray. He travels to Rexburg with Miss Callie Gray and says Colorado investors eye southern Idaho, noting strong mining interest and his cash purchase of 1000 shares in the Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Co. during the visit.
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I. J. Gray
Denver
Moline Mines and Milling Company
Colorado
Pocatello
W. Gray
Rexburg
Callie Gray
Mr. Gray
Mexico
Idaho
Pocatello Pressed Brick and Manufacturing Company
State Superintendent promotes school district consolidation
Miss S Belle Chamberlain state superintendent of public instruction visited Rexburg and Rigby to back consolidation of school districts. She attended Fremont county meetings with trustees and teachers along with Prof Thomas of Twin Falls. Rexburg residents hosted a banquet for the visitors and the group held a second successful meeting in Rigby before her return to Boise.
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S. Belle Chamberlain
Rexburg
Rigby
Fremont County School Trustees
Fremont County Teachers’ Association
Miss Chamberlain
Thomas
Twin Falls
Boise
Chicago Private Bank Suspends Payments
The private bank of A C Tisdale in Chicago suspended payments today. Police were alerted to prevent disturbances but none occurred. Liabilities stand at 74000 with assets of about 6000.
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Chicago
A.C. Tisdale
Collins builds Boise printing plant then fails Sunday paper
Collins, who came to Boise from New York with little capital, built a printing plant after running a soda water stand and news shop. He expanded the operation gradually but the Sunday paper failed to cover growing expenses, despite employing many workers at high salaries.
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Ment
Collins
Boise
New York City
Collins Antil
Open Shop Motto Adopted by Builders' Exchange Officers
At the Builders' Exchange meeting on January 21 new officers were elected for the year: President J F Murray, Vice President Paul Gartner, Secretary A R Higson, Treasurer H D Shaffer, Trustees Dan Sheldon C E Stevens George Brough W F Brewster Frank Gibbens. The exchange passed a resolution declaring for an open shop and adopted the motto No discrimination and every man on his own merits.
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Builders’ Exchange
J. F. Murray
Paul Gartner
A. R. Higson
H. D. Shaffer
Dan Sheldon
C. E. Stevens
George Brough
W. F. Brewster
Frank Gibbens
President Receives Eagleson Resignation From Idaho
Washington dispatch reports Surveyor General Eagleson of Idaho sent in his resignation claiming protest and requesting a further hearing. No action taken yet. cabinet discussion likely.
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Washington
Eagleson
Idaho
Big Doings by Idaho Eagles Set for Grand Officers Visit
Idaho Eagles plan a February 6 reception and events for Grand Presidents Bell and Herring. A Pocatello delegation will escort them from Ogden on February 5 and attend a 1 to 3 p.m. Eagle hall reception, a 3 p.m. initiation of 100 members, 8 p.m. speeches at the Auditorium, and a hall banquet. Former Senator Fred T. Dubois is named among the fledglings.
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Aerie of Eagles
Bell
Herring
Pocatello Birds
D. J. Elrod
C. A. Boyd
A. J. Pierce
J. B. Hicks
A. R. Higson
Ogden
Cratd
Gate City
Eagle Hall
Fred T. Dubois
Auditorium Theatre
Indian Liquor Trade Leads to Jailings in Pocatel lo
Sheriff Quigley and Deputy Lewis detained Sam Lanelle after an Elk saloon sting. Lanelle was identified by an Indian informant for selling liquor to a Native man. He joins two others held by United States Commissioner Caldwell awaiting hearings.
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Pocatello
United States
Caldwell
Quigley
Bob Lewis
Sam Lanelle
Elk Saloon
Pittsburg Bank Closed in Pittsboro
The Traders and Mechanics bank, a state institution, was closed today by bank examiners. The Treasury Trust Company, in the same building and a subsidiary, also closed but voluntary. The bank reportedly had a capital of 100000 and depositors are said to be paid in full.
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Pittsburg
Pittsboro
Traders ‘and Mechanics’ Bank
Treasury Trust Company
Hayti Revolution Gains Ground in North
Washington reports from Consul Livingston at Cape Haytien indicate revolutionists are advancing in northern Hayti. Cape Haytien is threatened and rebels hold neighboring villages.
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Hayti
Washington
State Department
Livingston
Cape Haytien
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Usah
Harry
Gooding
Reichstag
HYDE
Entgre
Gattlemen
Fleet
Rio
Joe Collins
Mc Cammon
State Superintendent of Schools
Builders’ Exchange OR
Idaho Eagles
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