Democratic split in Idaho via Twin Falls convention
Two Idaho Democratic delegations to Denver were chosen after a split between Dubois and anti-Dubois factions over Mormon policy. The factions adopted rival platforms, urged Bryan, backed tariff revision, direct senate elections, income and inheritance taxes, bank guarantees, and labor capital conciliation. State issues favored direct primary, initiative and referendum, anti pass law, and stronger warehouse and grain commissions.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Denver
Bryan
Democrats of
United States
City Council Tonight Sets Regular Meeting Agenda
The council meets on the first Thursday night to consider routine business. A new chapter in the water case may be read, with talks on sewerage bonds and refunding likely. The anti spitting ordinance remains on the table for final disposition.
Attempt on Dreyfus in Paris during Zola ceremony
A La France Militaire staffer, Louis Anthoine Gregori, fired two shots at Major Alfred Dreyfus at the Pantheon in Paris after Emile Zola’s tomb ceremony. Dreyfus was wounded in the wrist. Gregori was arrested. The attack followed a controversial Zola defense against Dreyfus.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Pantheon
Paetico
Desile
France Militaire
Gregori
Alfred Dreyfus
Catafalque
Daumergue
Zola
Dreyfus
Fallieres
Madame Zola
Major Dreyfus
Tures
Dubois Delegates and Anti-Dubois Delegates Named
The article lists Dubois supporters from Blackfoot Henry Heitfeld Lewiston H Jackson Wal lace Harry Day Wallace Tim Reagan Nez Perce W L Eccles Washington with alternates Lockhart Coltman Milton Gage E T Babcock H Hunter J H Green Also anti-Dubois delegates W B McFarland Coeur d Alene G E Erb Lewiston J T Pence Ada D L Evans Oneida John C Rice Canyon J H Hawley Ada Alternates B Graves J H Garrett W H Cassady J F Nugent C S Lamberton J D Millsaps.
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Fred T. Dubois
Blackfoot
Henry Heitfeld
Lewiston, Co
H. Jackson
Wallace
Harry L. Day
Tim Reagan
Nez Perce
W. L. Eccles
Washington
H. W. Lockhart
RE. P. Coltman
Milton Gage
E.T. Babcock
H. Hunter
J. H. Green
W. B. McFarland
Coeur d’Alene
G. E. Erb
Lewiston
J. T. Pence
Ada
D. L. Evans
Oneida
John C. Rice
Canyon
J. H. Hawley
B. Graves
J. H. Garrett
W. H. Cassady
J. F. Nugent
C. 8. Lamberton
J. D. Millsaps
Wct
W. 4
McFarland
Kootenai
George EB
Orb
J. J. Pence
H. Lamberton
Elmore
J. D. Millsap
Frenout
J. HH. Ilawley
Ben Gray
Blaine
W. AL Cassady
Idaho
William J. Bryan
Democratic split over Dubois anti Mormon issue in Idaho
In Twin Falls two Democratic conventions met in one hall with opposing factions over Dubois control of the temporary organization. McKinley elected temporary chair with Perky as rival nominee sparking a riot after a Bingham roll call. The Dubois faction adopted anti Mormon resolutions while the other side pursued unity and Bryan support.
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Twin Falls
Dubois
State Committee
Lockhart
Glen P. McKinley
J. F. Nugent
K. L. Perky
Bingham
Arney
McKinley
Perky
Denver
Bryan
K. I. Perky
John F. Nugent
Bingham County
Bear Lake
Oneida
Fremont
Bolt
Ada County
C. H. Libby
Glen McKinley
Idaho Democrats at odds over Mormon issue in Denver drive
A Idaho Democratic gathering in Twin Falls fractured over the Mormon question with anti-Dubois delegates forming a separate slate. The split produced volatile scenes, chairmen switching, and a contested roll call as efforts attempted to seat delegates and declare a unified stance for the Denver convention.
Graduation Nights At Academy Of Idaho And Pocatello High
Rev P Monroe Smock of Boise will deliver the Pocatello High School graduation address Tonight at the Auditorium theatre The ceremony lists diplomas for Frank Dayton Peck Margaret Harmer Thomas Sparks and others The Academy of Idaho also holds commencement exercises tonight with Hon J H Richards Boise as speaker A reception follows the program
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J. H. Richards
American Mining Congress
A. of
Monroe Smock
P. Monroe Smock
Boise
Pocatello High School
Auditorium Theatre
Mr. Smock
Ss O'Elock
Frank Dayton Peck
Margaret F. Harmer
Thomas C. Sparks
Jennie Davis
Cora Davis
Arthur Sullivan
Lyman Fargo
Academy Auditorium
The
Academy of Idaho
Molccusony
Delran
Moszkowski
Angier
Furey
Gayle
Milner
Hunt Fisher
Auber
Carlton, Morris, Retherford
Steendhal Agqyoera
J. Hl. Richards
Judith
Rose McGonigle
Bias Gira
Ries Shepherd Friends
Flatow Girls’ Glee Club
Siwieba Ween
210 Deaths in Typhoon
The Manuka reports a typhoon off West Australia destroying a pearling fleet near Thursday Island. Forty luggers and 270 lives were lost, including 20 whites. Survivors were rescued as sharks fed on exhausted wreck victims.
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Victoria
B. C
Manuka
West Australia
Thursday Island
Rock Drilling Championship Contest Set At Madison Square
New York June 4 The Madison Square Garden amphitheatre hosts a rock drilling contest for western miners after the mining show closed. Defending world champions Louis Page and Joseph A Pickens of Globe Arizona will compete alongside aspirants from California Idaho and Nevada. Exhibitions by blind drillers Mike Davy and Harry Rodder of Butte are also scheduled.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square
Louis Page
Joseph A. Pickens
Globe, Aviz
California
Idaho
Nevada
Mike Davey
Harry Rodder
Butte
Stevens Arrested at Short Line Depot in Shoshone Case
A man named Stevens was arrested at the Short Line depot after the arrival of No. 6 on telephonic advice from Lincoln county sheriff. He is wanted in Shoshone for beating a board bill at the McFall house and is held for an officer from the neighboring county.
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Stevens
Short Line
No. 6
Lincoln County
McFall
Union Pacific Ratifies Bond Issue Plans
The executive committee authorized fifty million dollars in bonds, portion of the hundred million previously authorized by stockholders.
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New York
Union Pacific
Payne Foresees No Tariff Committee Session
Washington June 4 Chairman Payne of the Ways and Means Committee says the panel will not meet during the congressional recess to avoid aiding tariff revisionists. Instead executive departments will gather data on tariff schedules for the next regular session. The administration program reportedly contemplates a special session after inauguration to take up tariff revision.
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Washington, D. C
Payne
House Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Treasury Department
Taft
Roosevelt
Two Mile Limit Case Heard In Probate Court
Alice Cy Mahoney sues Thomas Richardson for damages claiming the two mile limit law violation caused loss from about 1500 head of sheep near her farm. Principal and witnesses attend in Judge Johnston's court as lawyers Wy H Witty and Colonel H V A Ferguson present. The case is expected to continue into the afternoon.
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Alice Cy Mahoney
Thomas Richardson
Johnston
Maloney
Wy. H. Witty
Richardson
H. V. A. Ferguson
Union Pacific Seeks Shorter Route to Denver
The Union Pacific railroad works to secure a right of way from Plitteville to Fort Collins and on to Tie Siding to connect with its Wyoming main line. The cut off is designed to meet competition of rival lines heading to Denver.
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Anefer
Salt Lake
Ogden
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
Plitteville
Fort Collins
Wyoming
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