Lands Filed by Fort Hall Homesteaders at Blackfoot
A complete list shows filings on the ceded Fort Hall reservation lands with multiple contests. Names include Thos F Terrell Pocatello Levi Johnson Joshua R Munn Frank E Dekay Andrew Cibulka and many more with sections and townships noted and contests listed.
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Thos. F. Terrell
Pocatello
Ney
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Carl F. W. Donicht
Emmett Merriweather
Levi Johnson
J. T. Holcomb
Clifford B. Johnson
Joshua R. Munn
Nathan R. Marlow
Frank E. DeKay
Andrew Cibulka
Placer filings and a cold blooded murder in Butte
The article reports numerous land filings and water appropriations around Blackfoot and Fort Hall, with names like Levi Johnson, T J Holcomb, Cliff Johnson, Hugh Miller, George Gregory, and others filing notices. It also covers the Butte shooting of Thomas Baggs by James Cusick, detailing the attack, capture, and context. It includes political notes on Cuban reciprocity and King Edward VII’s illness and postponed coronation.
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Blackfoot
Levi Johnson
Black Rocks
Johnson
T. J. Holcomb
Cliff Johnson
Buck Smith
Associated Press
Butte
James Cusick
Thomas Baggs
Park Street
Cusick
Baggs
Tom Baggs
Pocatello
Northwest
John J. Cusick
Thos
F. Terrell
J. J. Cusick
John James Cusick
Poratello
Pocatello Water Company
James Cusicka
West Park Street
Frank Ninds
Dawson
London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Missouri Republicans at Jefferson City pick candidates for state offices
The Missouri Republican state convention in Jefferson City on June 4 selected candidates for superintendent of public instruction and two seats on the board of warehouse and railroad commissioners. The convention favored endorsing Roosevelt's Cuban sugar reciprocity policy as the platform, with the temporary chairman praising the President as the incomparable Roosevelt amid hearty cheers.
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Jefferson City
Roosevelt
Bryan Silent on Governor Nomination Blurs Fusion Plans
In Grand Island Nebraska on June 24 Wm J Bryan refused to say if he would accept the governorship nomination though fusion leaders privately expect him to consent if unanimously named. Democratic and Populist conventions opened with uncertainty and a narrowed field of five or six candidates as Allen opposed the nomination and fusion prospects dimmed.
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Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Allen
Taft-Vatican Talks Seen Settling Friar Lands Dispute
Rome reports indicate Judge Taft governor of the Philippine islands will secure American proposals on the Friar lands. While some details differ, officials say serious hitches are denied and the path to success remains clear.
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Rome
Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Senate Holds Bill On Bankruptcy Amendment
Washington June 24 The bankruptcy law amendment bill has passed the house and is before the senate judiciary committee. The senate committee intends no further action at this session, a decision practically reached.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Senate
Judge Bangs Dies in Chicago at 80
Judge Mark Bangs longtime Republican figure and Union League co founder died in Chicago aged 80. Born in 1862 he helped establish the Union League of America with four others, a group that grew quickly nationwide.
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Judge Mark Bangs
Judge Bangs
Union League of America
The Female Fiend Jane Toppan Confesses to Poisonings
Boston June 44 Jane Toppan a nurse confessed to senior counsel Judge Fred M. Bixby that she killed thirty one patients she nursed. She was sent to Taunton Insane asylum after a Barnstable jury found her guilty of murder in the Davie family poisoning and triple homicide defense claimed insanity.
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Boston
Jane Toppan
Taunton Insane Asylum
Barnstable
Mary D. Gobbs
Fred M. Bixby
Davie
First district nominating Shelldonbarger in Nebraska
They Fused reports that the Democratic and Populist conventions of the First congressional district have renominated Congressman Shelldonbarger. The proceedings took place in Oxford Nebraska on June 24.
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Oxford, Neb
First Congressional District
Shellonbarger
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