Personal Privilege Clarifies Tribune Ownership Status
The Tribune editor announces that taking a U S consular post does not imply the paper is for sale or that personal holdings in Idaho will be disposed of. He cites precedent from Whitelaw Reid and Charles Emory Smith to refute implications of abandoning citizenship or selling interests.
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Andrew White critiques US law system with British and German ideas
A magazine writer argues American law is flawed and recommends British administration of law and German municipal government. He contrasts Bigelow’s bank crime with Young’s train theft, noting harsher penalties for the latter and criticizing justice as applied in the United States.
Capital News attacked for personalities in governor coverage
The Capital News criticizes The Tribune and Boise Capital News for focusing on editors and motives rather than facts about Governor Gooding. It argues the real issue is whether reports alleging graft are true and notes rumors about The Tribune’s editor changes are unfounded.
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Abolition of Street Frontage Occupations urged by Spokane Review
The Spokane Review argues against using street facing buildings for alley occupation of abandoned creatures. It calls for immediate correction, strict rules, and separate alley entrances to preserve decency. The piece warns that residents will not tolerate current conditions and expects Congress to act swiftly.
Statesman Receives Credit For Gov Gooding Administration
The Potser Statesman praises the present state administration for its strong policies and accomplishments. It rejects defending the governor against petty attacks and denounces sensational fake papers as irresponsible tabloids. The piece notes the governor’s dignified stance and cool reception of criticism.
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Holt resigns from committee assignment in Pocatello
Nie affairs and his extensive acquaintance all over the state will prove valuable to the committee and to the party. Mr Holt retires and has rendered efficient service but business demands in Pocatello prevented him from giving the committee the time it requires. his resignation is therefore pressed for acceptance.
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May retire Williams targets Democratic House leadership
Washington reports indicate a move to retire John Sharp Williams of Mississippi as Democratic leader in the House. James Hay of Virginia and David A. DeArmond of Missouri are named as contenders with Hay favored. Williams reportedly plans not to seek caucus support as talks continue.
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Peculiar Habits of the Late Bill Neve
A corresp on his work and life habits quotes Bill Neve describing exercise with dumbbells and Indian clubs, plus a habit of writing while seated in an autograph album. He notes dressing expensively yet unobtrusively and spending mornings in morning dress and evenings in evening dress.
New Idaho Asylum Site Chosen at Ore Fine
Gov Gooding and a state commission pick an ore rich Ore Fine site for the North Eiste Insane Asylum covering about five to six hundred acres. Officials aim to secure title soon, praising the land as splendid with abundant water and ideal climate.
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Municipal Problem and Horse's Civic Insight
The article uses the horse as a metaphor for municipal governance and cites Macaulay on virtue and vice. It notes a local dispute where abandoned women were to be relocated to alley quarters facing Mate Street, a plan that accorded civic approval yet has seen noncompliance by city government with several such sites observed.
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No Cause for Alarm Over Budget Deficit Worries
Treasurer Roberts in Topeka says the annual deficit remains a concern but not alarming. Congress at the next session will consider revenue-raising measures to cover outlays for navy expansion public light, rural free delivery, and other popular programs while avoiding rapid deficits. The country is prosperous but must prevent extravagance and ensure funds cover anticipated needs.
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Beonwce
Two City Elections Loom as Mayoral Contests Form
Former U S Senator Heitfeldt is rumored to seek Lewis town mayor but may fail as he did in the governor race. Lewiston and Boise plan city elections under special charters with primaries set for June 19 in Rolee and June 26 in Rotee. Republican controls expected in both Betse and Lewiston mayors.
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Smith named secretary of Idaho Republican State committee
Jas M Brady announces Addison T Smith of Twin Falls Cassia county as secretary of the Idaho Republican State committee succeeding F L B Molt. Smith has long served in Idaho politics since 1891 including private secretary roles to U S senators and political work at state headquarters during recent campaigns.
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Kisses and the Law. Public displays draw scrutiny.
Public kisses have long sparked legal and social debate, with authorities weighing propriety against personal affection. The article examines how different jurisdictions treat intimate demonstrations and the evolving standards shaping public conduct.
St Louis Proposes Medical Kiss Inspections
The St. Louis health chief Dr Simon proposes prohibiting public kisses by consumptives and using detectives to halt kissing until medical fitness is proved. The plan invites a new trend where suitors may be accompanied by physicians to win consent.
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Cleveland urges old fashioned honesty in trust roles
Former President Cleveland presses for responsibility in boards of trustees and warns that speculation and self interest tempt managers away from loyalty. He argues honesty should govern property use and trust dealings, noting embezzlement remains a problem yet society contains a strong corrective impulse. An advertisement for DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve follows.
Supreme court reverses West conviction for horse theft
The Idaho Supreme Court reverses William L. West of Boise on grand larceny for stealing two horses, granting a new trial after holding a juror left the panel to buy tobacco during deliberations. The ruling emphasizes juror separation, prejudice risk, and that the instruction denial was proper.
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Laxative Claim for Chamberlains Tablets
Advertises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming an 80 percent agreeable laxative effect that is so natural users may not realize it is medicine. Sold by all druggists.
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