Extra session to tinker the tariff caucus forms in congress
Washington January 26 reports a new effort by Republican members to convene a caucus on tariff revision. Cooper of Wisconsin and Steenerson of Minnesota lead petitions showing strong middle west support for revision. Six petitions circulate needing fifty Republican signatures to trigger a caucus.
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House
Congress
Cooper
Wisconsin
Steenerson
Minnesota
Middle West
Fire at Cocheco mill endangers 500 workers in Dover
A January blaze ripped through the five story Cocheco Manufacturing mill in Dover injuring many as workers leaped from fourth floor windows. Six boys’ charred bodies were found. the building suffered over a half million dollars in losses.
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Dover
N. H
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Socialist Losses in Reichstag Election Report
Berlin Jan. 26. Official results show in 361 of 307 districts the Socialists lose seventeen seats and gain one. Center party down two up one. Conservatives down three up four. Moderates down one up three. National Liberals down six up ten. Agrarians down four up three. Socialists who held 21 of 23 Saxon Reichstag seats now victorious in seven districts.
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Center Party
Moderates
National Liberals
Agrarians
Western rail plan to burn oil fuel in Wyoming
Lander Wyoming January 26 Northwestern railroad orders all locomotives in Wyoming prepared to burn oil instead of coal. The line will bore oil wells on its Casper right of way to supply its own fuel rather than buy from others.
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Lander
Wyo
Northwestern Railroad
Wyoming
Casper
Committees of Commercial Club to discuss railroad laws
Chairman Ingersoll calls tonight for a joint meeting of two Commercial Club committees to consider railroad legislation at state and national levels. Members include Ingersoll, Terrell, Chaney, Brady, Weeter, Scowcroft, and North. The session may lead to a full club gathering. The “lone and short haul” bill may be reviewed alongside recent state measures affecting Gate City. The meeting starts at 7 30 at the club offices of President James H Brady.
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Ingersoll
Commercial Club
State
Washington
J. M. Ingersoll
Thomas F. Terrell
W. 8. Chaney
J. H. Brady
J. C. Wee
Gate City
James IL Brady
Bounty on Rabbits as County Shoot Draws Crowds
Rabbits north of town face mass slaughter as Bannock county hosts a high stakes shootout at Bean's hardware. Gun club president Fred Barnes and secretary Ben Bean spark a county championship fight with a wager near one million dollars. All comers with any legal firearm join the event tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Bean
Bannock
Fred Barnes
Ben Bean
Bill Carpey
Cowardly Murder Strikes Noted New York Doctor
Dr. Charles W. Townsend a leading New York physician was shot in his home at New Brighton Staten Island early today. An intruder awakened the couple with a match and fired three times wounding Townsend in the abdomen and near the heart as he resisted demands to rise. The attack is believed to be the work of a jilted avenger.
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New York
Charles W. Townsend
New Brighton
Staten Island
Idaho Legislature Debates Anti Mormon Test Oaths
In Boise on January 26, the Ninth Idaho Legislature saw Democratic anti Mormon measures surface in both chambers. MacBeth and Freehaver proposed reenacting the constitutional test oath and restricting church members, while McCutcheon pushed an elector's oath aimed at polygamy. Debate and committee moves followed, with other bills introduced on county officer fees, gifts taxation, and state university bonds.
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Tribune
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House
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Bingham
Mormon Church
MacBeth
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Privileges and Elections
MacBeith
Judiciary Committee
McClear
Truitt
Seniors Win The Class Debate At Academy In Idaho
The Academy of Idaho at Pocatello grows in prestige as two northern Idaho students enroll Miss Eric Kelley from Port Hill and Miss Bertha Reeder of Moscow join the term. Prof Muelsen plans a piano recital February fifth at 10 30 am featuring Valse Chromatique Goddard Evening Star Wagner Liszt Witch’s Dance MacDowell Hope Bustle of Spring Sinding Winolarks and Leschetitzky interscholastic debates draw interest from the Inter scholastic league seeking broader participation.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Eric Kelley
Port Hill
Kootenai County
Bertha Reeder
Moscow
Latah County
Muelsen
Goddard Evening Star
Macdowell dateHope
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Gottsehalt
Sinding Winolarks
Leschetitzks
Interstie League
Professor Geise wins by a neck in skating relay
Prof Geise and a Welmen relay team victory in a 11 1/2 mile roller skating race at McNichols Wright rink. The winner collapsed from exhaustion, Mant and Smithen supported the effort, Mant briefly led before Geise reclaimed the lead.
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Geise Seainet
Welmen
Mant
Smithen
Ralise
Geise
Crear
Blues To Dolbeer Entertain Reds In Club Event
Defeated Blues, still in the running in the Yo M. C. A. contest, will entertain the Reds tonight at the association rooms in Solock. The Reds won the contest by one member after a hard finish. The program includes Defeated, But Still in the Ring, a debate, a flute solo, an electric club swing, and a piano selection with refreshments to follow.
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Reds
So'elock
Tom Hall
C.F. Criswell
MSG
Ge le View
Bate
Seven Feet of Rich Ore Opened at Fort Hall Mine
Superintendent Hovey of the Slovey group in the Fort Hall district reports a seven-foot ore body of high grade sulphide copper in the lower tunnel 225 feet from the portal at a 300 foot depth. Samples will go to Salt Lake for assay as the lower tunnel heads toward the 40-foot pre chute. The Hovey group is highlighted as highly promising in the district.
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Slovey Group of
Fort Hall
Great Western Company
Hovey
Salt Lake
Salome Sensation Provokes Metropolitan Protest
New York city directors of the Metropolitan Opera protested a further presentation of Salome by Richard Strauss. The opera's last performance drew sharp criticism over the dance of the seven veils and Salome kissing the severed head of John the Baptist, described as the season's sensation.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Conreid
Richard Strauss
Salome
Oscar Wilde
John the Baptist
Herod
Oper
Ade's Mother Dead
Kentland Indiana Dan 26 Mes. Jelo Ade mother of George Ade died today of heart failure.
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Kenthand
Ind
Dan
Jelo Ade
George Ade
Patent Remedy Ad Claiming One Day Cure
An old time patent medicine advertises LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine to cure a cold in one day. It promises refunds if it fails and bears Druggists’ signature on each box. Company or author initials appear as ER. W. GROVE'S.
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W. Grove
Mayor Casts Tie-Breaking Vote Over Dolbeer Building Move
City council remains split as Mayor Cleare casts the deciding ballot denying Richard Dolbeer permission to move a small wooden building along public streets to his laundry site. Police allow a move without council approval, while others fear fire limits and seek court action if the project proceeds. Legal opinion on Dolbeer’s rights is divided.
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Cleare
Richard Colbeer
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Center Street
Pocatello
Dolheer
Smith
Stone
Bistline
Tribune
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Ordindance
Delbeer
District Court
Delheer
Mr. Dolheer
Tragic Fire Claims Life in Scoria Mississippi
In Scoria Mississippi on January 26 Williew Smith died in a blaze that also involved Pinky Tiga, the woman he formerly lived with. Neighbors heard cries but were halted from aiding as Smith stood in a doorway guarding the burning wall which then collapsed.
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Ciultport
Miss
Scoria
Williew Smith
Tiga
Smith
Last of Field Brothers Henry Pield Dies in Stockbridge
Rev. Dr. Henry N. Pield, last of the Field brothers Cyrus W Stephen J and David Dudley, dies in Stockbridge Massachusetts. His death marks the end of a noted lineage once prominent in Pittsfield.
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Mass
Henry N. Pield
Field Brothers
Cyrus W
Stephen J
David Dudley
Stock' S Bridge
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