Idaho Democrats clash in Twin Falls convention fracas
A sharp indictment of the Twin Falls Democratic gathering describes a two ring circus of factions led by Dubois and others. The piece accuses both sides of fostering hate, banners, and insults, predicting continued internecine warfare into Wallace and beyond.
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Convention City
Dubois
Commonwealth of Idaho
Wallace
Chicago
Idaho
Denver
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Coeur d’Alenes
Steunenberg
Caldwell
London lecturer claims trees grow in Siberia and at the pole
A London lecturer asserts trees thrive in the coldest Siberian reaches and claim they will be found at the North Pole. The statement is linked to a broader motive described as the pole movement drawing saw mill men into the effort.
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London
Siberia
North Pole
Pole
Brady criticizes Dubois faction hurting Idaho gains
James H. Brady says demagogues like the Dubois faction damage Idaho and Utah, causing hundreds of land hopefuls at the Twin Falls Salmon River project to abandon preliminary steps amid bitter banners. General Funston, at the land opening, denounces the political banners and laments party division.
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James H. Brady
Salt Lake
Idaho
Twin Falls
Salmon River
Utah
Washington
Oregon
California
General Funston
Democratic Party
Aquamania Water Drunkenness: New Dictionary Term
A Chicago physician defines aquamania as water intoxication from excessive water use both in and out of the body. He argues it rivals alcohol in danger, cites patent medicines as a common source, and warns temperance groups to address water and stimulant overuse alongside pledges.
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Chicago
L. D. Mason
American School For the Study
American Medical Association
Spider eats twenty seven times its weight in a day
A quirky science note sets a spider's daily intake at twenty seven times its body weight. A light editorial aside praises frugal living amid current market prices.
Crop prospects and political outlook praised by Republicans
Crop prospects have never been better and the Republican presidential candidates are all first class. The piece argues that a lower unemployment rate strengthens prosperity discussions and implies a positive economic outlook.
Day in June Declares Rare and Raw Beauty
A vivid portrait of a June day, celebrated for rare light and unfiltered freshness. The piece emphasizes nature’s unpolished charm and the transient brilliance that marks early summer.
Dukes for the trade in the Philippine isles
A humorous verse by Duncan M. Smith imagines raising dukes in the Philippines to供 deliver trade value. He satirically describes home grown dukes, neatly labeled and ready for heiresses, with cautions about unsuitable suitors and a fertile Philippines producing a "dandy supply."
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Philippine Isles
Comic Exchange Reveals Husband’s Absence
Dialogue snippet shows a joke about a missing husband as a wife notes no trouble is caused. The exchange ends with the punchline that he “hasn’t got any.” The light banter reflects domestic humor typical of the era.
Close Intimacy in Scientific Circle
A narrator quips about a man famed for vast scientific attainments noting his acquaintance with microbes and humorously claiming he calls them by their first names. The exchange hints at prestige and familiarity within a scholarly milieu.
Ordinance Prohibits Spitting and Tobacco Stubs in Pocatello
The city council of Pocatello enacts a ban on expectorating or throwing cigar and cigarette stubs or tobacco quid on floors of street railway cars public buildings or paved sidewalks within city limits. Violators face at least a $5 fine. ordinance takes effect after passage publication. Approved May 5 1808.
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City OF
Pocatello
City OF Pocatello
Memorial Services for Free Silver Camp
Free Silver Camp Woodmen of the World holds annual memorial services tomorrow at 2 30 p m in honor of departed neighbors. Members meet at the hall with badges at 1 30 p m and march to Eagle hall for the services. No march to the cemetery due to muddy streets and bad weather.
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Woodmen of the World
Eagle Hall
Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement for You Should Know This and Foley's Kidney Remedy claims the product cures any kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach. Temple Pharmacy endorses the remedy as able to do more than any medicine.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Dubious Plea for a Daughter’s Hand Ends in Resolve
A scene unfolds as a suitor asks for the daughter’s hand. the father refuses in blunt terms and the suitor counters with a bold display, signaling conflict or stubborn pride. The exchange hints at a dramatic confrontation or test of resolve.
The Merry Widow Hat Fortunes Atop The Attic
A lively verse extols the many hats named The Merry Widow. It playfully warns that to store or move them you may need a derrick to lift the attic roof or risk a clash at the doors.
June 6 in history
On this day in history 1755 Nathan Hale, martyr of liberty, born and later executed September 22, 1776. 1813 James Lawrence, naval officer, died aboard the Chesapeake after his famous line Don't give up the ship. 1906 Karl von Hartmann, German philosopher, died. born 1841.
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Nathan Hale
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Karl von Hartmann
Moon in First Quarter and Close Planets Conjunction
Evening sky notes report moon at first quarter with moon sets at 12:51 a m and 11:56 p m eastern time. Mercury and Mars appear in conjunction about nineteen minutes of arc apart just after sunset with Mercury brighter and farther north visible low in the west.
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Mercury
Mars
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