Idaho Legislature Ends Eighth Session After Surprise Funds Shortage
The Idaho legislature adjourned at noon ending the Eighth session. Speaker Turner warned no funds were in place to run state operations for two years, prompting rapid tax bill work and a hastily prepared general appropriation. The Sunday closing bill passed the House with amendments, while various other measures were killed or advanced, including rail rate resolution, venue changes, and high license bills.
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Gooding fills Idaho posts with Thomas and Stephens named
Governor Gooding announced a slate of appointments including Charles D. Thomas as Insurance Commissioner and William N. Stephens as Fish and Game Warden. Allen Miller and C. S. Loveland gain two year terms in immigration and bank exam roles, with multiple university and normal school trustees named for six year terms and other board picks across the state.
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Indictments in Iroquois Theater Fire Case
A Chicago grand jury charged Will J. Davis former theater manager Building Inspector Williams and Deputy Inspector Laughlin with manslaughter in connection with the Iroquois theater fire that killed nearly six hundred people.
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They Must Come Back for Their Trial
Gayner and Green were arrested in Quebec today and will be brought to Montreal to complete the extradition proceedings. They are wanted by United States authorities in connection with Savannah River contract frauds.
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Roosevelt Inauguration Parade and Oath at Capitol
Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Fairbanks were inaugurated as president and vice president. A vast Washington crowd lined Pennsylvania Avenue as 30 Rough Riders guarded the president. Roosevelt took the oath in the Senate, then addressed the nation before a grand parade and reception at the White House.
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Roosevelt Inaugural Address Echoes Heirs Of The Ages
Washington March 4 The following is the full text of President Roosevelt's inaugural address praising national strength duty and responsibility. He stresses gratitude to providence, duties to others, and a policy of cordial friendship with all nations while warning against aggression and urging just strength. The speech opens with a call to uphold a free government and to act for the common good and world peace.
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Roosevelt Inauguration Draws Vast Washington Crowd
President Roosevelt took the oath before a massive multigathering at the Capitol with Chief Justice Fuller administering the oath for his fourth time in the role. The crowd filled streets, steps, and library terraces as locals and visitors converged to witness the ceremony.
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Kuropatkin In a Corner As Japanese Advance Rages
Japanese landings north of Korea press toward Mukden as General Kuropatkin warns of an extremely dangerous position. Reports from St. Petersburg claim Kumopatkin’s left wing breached and the Russian line in danger with casualties cited at tens of thousands on both sides.
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Bomb Explodes in Mansion of Millionaire in Lodz
A bomb exploded today in the residence of M Posenanski a wealthy cotton manufacturer in Lodz. One servant was killed while Posenanski’s workers had just gone on strike the previous day.
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The Multi Bigamist Hoch Indicted for Murder
Chicago reports Johann Hoch the well known multi bigamist was indicted by the grand jury for murder. The case highlights Hoch’s notoriety and alleged deception in his marriages across multiple states.
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