Populist National Committee Sees Ascendancy of Party
In St Louis the Populist National Committee convened with delegates from nearly every state. National chairman James H. Farriss proclaimed Populist principles on the rise and predicted Bryan Hearst or Folk would win the presidency, while Roosevelt La Follette Lawson Polk and Hearst were labeled as Populist-leaning figures. He urged government ownership of industries and called for a presidential endorsement.
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Farriss
Roosevelt
la Follette
Folk
Hearst
Lawson
Bryan
St. Louis
The
People’s Party
James H. Farriss
Joliet
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator LaFollette
Thomas Lawson
William J. Bryan
Guv Polk
W. R. Hearst
Wall Street
Farris
Lock type canal bill sails through House without debate
Washington reports the House passed a bill for constructing a lock type canal across the Isthmus of Panama. The Santo Domingo treaty awaits no action this session as the Foreign Relations committee adjourned. Opponents say they can defeat it in the Senate, causing supporters to avoid a vote.
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Santo Domingo
Washington
House
Panama
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Suits Planned Against Railroads for Safety Violations
Washington reports that Attorney General Moody will sue a large number of railroad companies to recover penalties for violations of the safety appliances law. The Atlantic Coast Line shows the most violations with fifty two cited.
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Washington
Moody
Atlantic Coast Line Company
Earthquake Rattles South Wales Cities
A violent earthquake struck South Wales in the afternoon with hundreds of chimneys falling and damage to many poor houses. People were startled and fled outdoors. no casualties are reported.
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Cardiff
Wales
South Wales
English envoy arrives to inspect plans for Druah army
New York on June 27 Lieutenant Colonel Hobbs arrives as 484 representative of England to inspect the equipment intended for use by the Druah army.
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New York
Hobbs
England
The Nileason on West Center Street Ad
Local shop "The Nileason" at 298 West Center Street advertises cigars tobacco crackers fruits and candies for shoppers seeking a variety of goods in a single downtown location.
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Nileason
West Center Street
Wild scenes in New York blaze over school throat operation
Reports that children’s throats were being cut in public schools sparked a panic in Manhattan’s lower east side. Fifteen schools with about twenty five thousand pupils were closed as crowds gathered, fathers and mothers cried, and police deployed hundreds to restore order during adenoid removal operations.
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New York
Lower East Side
Bowery
East River
Man Kills Fiancée at Altar in Comfort Texas
At a wedding in Comfort Texas on June 27, Joseph Reinhardt shot and killed his fiancé Miss Ernestine Shutz er and then fatally shot himself in front of wedding guests. Friends say Reinhardt acted out of temporary excitement.
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Comfort
Texas
Joseph Reinhardt
Ernestine Shutzer
Defense of Thaw Keeps Insanity Plea Plan Intact
In New York on June 27 the Thaw defense firm confirmed continued use of an insanity plea after a conference with Former Judge Olcott and Frederick Delafield. Mrs Thaw delivered letters to Delafield. Olcott indicated no change in strategy. The alienists meanwhile reported Thaw appears sane, noting physical condition may affect evaluation.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Olcott
Frederick Delafield
Thaw
White
District Attorney's Office
Harry Thaw
West Side Library Site Chosen for Carnegie Building
The Library Board chosen the Morrison corner at Center street and aria Avenue as the site for the new Carnegie library. The vote favored the Morrison property over East Side proposals offering $500 in book funds and several Center street options. The court house opposite site and a West Center street option were considered as leads before final selection.
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F. §. Dietrich
Dr. Howard
W. A. Anthes
A. T. Jones
T. G. Smith
Dietrich
Morrison” Corner
Center- Street
Aria Avenue
Carnegie Library
Wilt and Associates
Center Street
Sind
East Side
Mesers
Weeter
Whittlesey
Rosenberg
Morrison
Court House
Wedekind
Third Avenue
Heyburns Position Plain
Senator Heyburn appears fully recovered and resumes Senate work. The national pure food bill he championed passed the House with amendments. He plans to fight to restore key provisions in conference. He discusses Idaho politics and governor renomination, noting four year terms. He cautions against nominating a U.S. Senator at the state convention. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
BD. C
Heyburn
Senate
House
Idaho
Gooding
United States
No Sun Dance Allowed in Pocatello on July Fourth
Major Caldwell of the Fort Hall Agency explains that Sun Dance is prohibited on all reservations and he has not authorized any Sun Dance. He notes he will allow tribal members to join the Fourth of July celebration in Pocatello but not for any Sun Dance event.
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Pocatello
Caldwell
Major Caldwell
Fort Hall
Ross Fork
the Tribune
Gate City
United States
Sun Dunce
Compromise on Meat Bill Under Senate-House Review
Washington reports a compromise on the meat inspection bill as the house and senate conference meet to shape final terms. It would impose a five cent tax on cattle and three cents on hogs and sheep, with the three million dollar permanent annual appropriation retained to fund inspections. The tax is projected to raise about four and a half million dollars annually, making packers pay half the inspection cost and the government the other half.
Bear Lake County backs Gooding in Republican primaries
Montpellier June 26 The Bear Lake county Republican primaries show the county pledges support to Gooding and will send a delegation to the state convention for Budge’s renomination. West Montpelier precinct was the only area with opposition. two tickets split but the Gooding ticket won by about three to one.
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Montpellier
Bear Lake County
Gooding
Budge
West Montpelier
The Way Standard Oil Wins
Lawrence Nicolai, bankrupt merchant of this city, testified before a bankruptcy referee that for ten years ending January 1905 he drew an annual pension from Standard Oil. He ran a prospering oil business but quit under a contract for annual payments and later failed to resume as the Standard resisted his return.
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Washington
Lawrence — &. Nicolai
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Wed A D Severson and Cora Bailey Tie Wedding
A. D. Severson and Miss Cora Bailey, both of the dey, were married last Saturday at 7:30 PM in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs George A Bailey on South Cleveland Avenue. George A Bailey was best man and Minnie Rogers served as bridesmaid. Few relatives attended. a wedding supper followed.
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D. A. Severson
Cora Bailey
Dey
M. A. Hendricks
George A. Bailey
Cleveland Avenue
Minsvlle Rogers
Song Writer Dead
Alecineder Muir, author of Canada's national hymn The Maple Leaf Forever, died suddenly at midnight in Toronto on June 27.
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Toronto
Canada
Alecineder Muir
The Chili Season is On
A brief notice invites readers to join the Union Lunch Booth at First and Center Streets as a chili season kicks off with tastings and social gathering opportunities.
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Union
First & Center Sts
Kane's Fresh Vegetable Line Update
A brief note highlights everything in the fresh vegetable line at Kane's. The item list includes core produce such as lettuce tomatoes carrots and peppers with prices and availability unspecified. The line emphasizes variety and regular stock replenishment for shoppers.
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Kane
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Bright's Disease
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for incipient Bright's disease and diabetes with claims of quick relief. It cites a testimonial from Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana and notes it is sold by Mrs A L Cook.
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Neey Vietimen
Bright
Foley
Marion Lee
Dunreath
Ind
A. L. Cook
Notable Gathering Promised for State Convention in Pocatello
Reports from across the state indicate big attendance as the State C E K convention opens in Pocatello Thursday and runs Friday through Sunday. Volunteers are urged to decorate, provide lodging and meals, loan ferns, and assist with choir and entertainment for delegates.
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Hedges
Wm. Bell
Pocatello
J. H. Brady
American Falls Light & Power. Company
Center Street
J. C. Carver
First Presbyterian Church of
Ogden
Pocatellos
Idaho
Meat sale at The Nilsson advertised in brief
Boiled ham cold roast meats and chicken offered for sale in any quantity at The Nilsson.
Onions and Greens Market List Mentioned
A fragment notes vegetables including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb. The terse line lists produce items without context or details of sale location or date.
Local Delights Advertised for Mrs Robbies Nilssons Candies
Choice cut roses and carnations at Mrs Robbies on West Lander. The Nilsson offers home made doughnuts pies cottage cheese and cakes daily at Center Street. Free delivery to parts of the city.
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Mrs
Center Street
Jewelry and silverware at J Thoelecke's shop
Jewelry and silverware including cut glass ware Treviland hand painted china rings purses watches and other articles are offered at J Thoelecke's jewelry store located at J15 Woat Center street.
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J. Thoeleckes Jewelry Store
Woat
Center Street
Flor bread flour claim by C Christensen The Baker
The text states Yost Flor 1M flour is guaranteed equal to any flour for fancy bread baking or other baking, with C Christensen The Baker acting as agent. It presents a broad guarantee and agent attribution.
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C. Christensen
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Carnegie Board
Garfield Avenue
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Uncle Sam
House and Senate
Montpelier
Standard Oil
Peel
Tello
Loreal
United Young People’s Societies
Er. C. White
C. EK
Claude Bistline
Grace Anderson
Davis
Jennie Stone
Idifornia
Carlton
Methodist Church
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