Czar Promises Reforms as Russia Grapples With Strikes
In St Petersburg and Moscow on January 26, workers face long hours and wage concerns as the government urges peace. Proclamations promise shorter days, state insurance, and legal limits on hours, while troops guard mills and power works. Strikers show mixed response, some returning to work, others undecided, with sporadic clashes and police oversight. Local militancy spreads to Libau and Saratov with factory calls and railroad workers striking.
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Vladimir
Tver
Moscow
Pianitskai Street
Senator Heyburn proposes segregation of Coeur d Alene Indians
Washington January 26 Senator Heyburn introduces an amendment to the Indian appropriation bill to segregate the Coeur d Alene Indians from the Colville Indians and to appoint a superintendent at twelve hundred dollars yearly to oversee the Coeur d Alenes.
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Washington
Heyburn
Coeur d'Alene
Colville
County Attorney Issues Ultimatum on Gambling Law
Blackfoot Idaho January 26 County Attorney Robert M Mc Cracken issues an ultimatum for strict enforcement of the anti gambling statute. He warns peace officers they may be prosecuted for neglect or refusal to enforce the law and pledges full effort to prosecute offenders without fear or favor.
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Bingham
Blackfoot
Robert M. McCracken
Bingham County
German Princes Sick in Berlin
Prince Eitel Friedrich, son of the Emperor, is in serious condition with pneumonia. Crown Prince Frederick William is confined to his room with influenza, with officials denying pneumonia in him.
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Berlin
Prince Eitel-Friedrich
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Miners in Essen Agree to Accept Govt Judgment on Strike
In Essen Prussia on January 26 coal miners announced they will inform the government they accept any judgment from the parliamentary commission after an inquiry into their grievances. They pledge to remove any grievances the commission may recommend.
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Parliamentry Commission
Essen
Prussia
West Virginia Reelects Senator Nathan Ray Scott
In a joint session the West Virginia legislature re-elected Senator Nathan Ray Scott. The vote totaled 82 for Scott and 29 for McGraw.
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West Virginia
Scott
Charleston
W. Va
Nathan Ray Scott
McGraw
European eye specialist at Pocatello House offers monthly consultations
Dr Newman, noted eye expert, advertised as offering monthly consultations at Pocatello House located near 8th street. The service is described as free. Old Crow and Mount Vernon Rye products are mentioned in the ad context.
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Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Rye
Newman
Pocatello House
Terrible Cold Bites New York as Cape Cod Ships Run Aground
The January 26 report describes New York’s deepest cold in years with at least eight deaths from exposure in poorer city quarters. Subway and elevated lines run. surface cars fail. railroads are heavily delayed. milk deliveries and prices fall as funerals halt. Cape Cod vessels, four schooners and one steamer, go ashore with crews believed saved. four men endure exposure before reaching safety.
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Cape Cod
New York
Boston
Smoot Case Arguments Open In Washington
Arguments in the Smoot case began in Washington today with Judge R W Taylor of Ohio opening for the Protestants. Tomorrow A S Worthington and Waldemar Van Cott will speak for Smoot and former Treasury Secretary John G Carlisle is expected to close for the Protestants.
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Taylor
Ohio
Smoot
Carlisle
Washington
R. W. Taylor
A. S. Worthington
Waldemar van Cott
Salt Lake City
the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Three Years in the Pen for Killing in Wild West Show
Zach Mulhall a noted cattleman and general livestock agent for the Frisco railroad was sentenced in St. Louis to three years in the penitentiary for killing an innocent bystander during a gunfight with a cowboy in the Wild West show on the Pike last June.
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Pike
St. Louis
Zach Mulhall
Frisco
No Election in Washington Yet
Olympia Washington January 26 tenth and eleventh joint ballots for United States senator held. Tenth ballot Foster 46 Piles 30 Sweeney 28 Wilson 16 Jones 7 Hogan Dem 4. Eleventh ballot Foster 47 Piles 30 Gan Dem 5.
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Olympia
Wash
United States
Foster
Piles
Sweeney
Wilson
Jones
Hogan
Addicks Scores a Point in Delaware Senate Vote
Dover Delaware January 26 The senate broke a deadlock with A B Connor Union Republican elected president pro tem after three Republican holdouts voted for him The result is viewed as a victory for Addicks in the political battle.
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Dover
Del
Senate
A. B. Connor
Card of Condolence from Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 24
The Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 24 of Pocatello Idaho expresses heartfelt sympathy to Mis Edith Wede Kind on the death of her mother. Resolutions order records update and publication in the Daily Tribune with a copy to the sister.
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Mis
Edith Wedekind
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Pocatello
Idaho
Division of Nez Perce County Likely to Fail in Legislature
Idaho legislative action stalls as the state depository bill needs reprinting and Governor Gooding remains ill. A Nez Perce county division plan falters after a caucus shows no support, while moves to recreate Clearwater county surface amid debates on educational bond issues and Lewis and Clark exposition funding.
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Tribune
Boise
Idaho
J. Frank Hunt
Gooding
House
Senate
Nez Perce County
Borning
Messrs
Spiker and Stearns
Nez Perce
Shoshone
Clearwater County
Marshall
Portland
Oregon
Washington
McMillan
Judiciary Committee
Pocatello
Normal Schools
Lewiston
Albion
Kegleston
Turner
Committee On Appropriations
Eight Hour Bill Favored Not Passed in House Action
Idaho legislature reports on the eight hour bill by Avery, adverse in committee and turned down for passage. Road overseer bill advances as a special order, while other measures reshape fishing laws, county officers pay, and school district duties amid lively Senate debate and a shaved lieutenant governor incident.
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House
Committee On Judiciary
Avery
Smith
Webster
Thomas
Clearwater County
Supreme Court
Bush
Johnson
Fuld
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Idaho
Sweetger
Sweetser
Ausbach
Ausbach and
Gorby
Senate
Steeves
Crum
Hart
Rich
Hiatt
Day
Walker
Wayman
Macbeth
Commission
Thunder Mountain Road
Little Salmon Road
Idaho Club Women to Form State Federation Meeting in Boise
Idaho club women plan a two day meeting in Boise January 30 and January 31 to organize the Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs. Delegates representing all counties will attend with a liberal representation plan, ex officio president delegates, and extra delegates by club size.
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Ida
Idaho Club
Bolee
Idaho State Federation of Women's Clube
Idaho
Standrod
Pocatello
Festus Foster
Outlook Club
Weiser
James A. Beatty
Columbian Club of
Boise
J. A. McGee
Century Club
Nampa
Mabel Payne
Mountain Home
R. L. Nourse
Hailey
Oregon Federation
William Baker
Wardner
Third District
Hugh France
France
New Century Club
Northern Idaho
H. T. French
Warren Truitt
Moscow
Blackfoot
Ryan
D. W. Standrod
Columbian Club
Christensen’s
Missouri Bolters Gain One Vote on Eighth Ballot
Jefferson City Missouri January 26 the bolters gained one vote yesterday on the eighth ballot for United States senator to succeed Francia M Cockrell. There was no choice. Ballot results Cockrell eighty Niedringhaus seventy six Kerens twelve Goodrich none. Necessary to elect eighty six.
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Ers
United States
Francia M. Cockrell
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Kerens
Goodrich
Millinery Stock Sold as Mrs Gorton Transfers to Miss Young
Mrs. L B Gorton sells her entire millinery stock and fixtures to Miss Tena Young. Both invite patrons to continue supporting at the same 221 N Cleveland avenue location, urging customers to come in and see the stock.
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St. Petersburg
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Kokovsoff
Laysia
Russia
Unien
Libau
Riazon-Ural Railroad
Senator Heyburn
Coeur d'Alenes
the Tribune
d'Alenes
East
New York City
Addicks
Delaware
the Daily Tribune
House Committee
The
Idaho Federation of Clubs
Missouri Bolters
Jefferson City, Mo
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