Spooner Resumes Speech Opposes Permanent Philippines Dominion
Senator Spooner told the Senate he has never favored permanent dominion over the Philippines. He warned against abandoning the Filipino people to anarchy and chaos and said the government should remain confined to the American continent. Beveridge submitted excerpts from Philippine committee testimony for the Congressional Record before withdrawing the request.
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Washinon
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Philippine Committee
Congressional Record
Hoar
Spooner
Philippines
United States
Corruption Rampant Report Flags City Officials
The April grand jury in St. Louis issued its final report on municipal corruption, declaring no place or time has seen so much official corruption. The document dated May 31 calls the findings unmatched in history and world.
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St. Louis
Accident Injures French Delegate Berthelott in Boston
On May 31, during the Rochambeau mission stay in America, Major Berthelott aide-de-camp to General Brugière fractured a leg in a navy yard accident. He was transported by launch to Gaulois for care as Boston and Harvard hosts welcomed the visitors.
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Boston
America
Rochambeau
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Berthelott
Brugrie
Navy Yard
Senate committee report opposes Nicaragua canal path
Washinton May 81 The minority on the Senate committee on Isthmian canals issued a report condemning the Nicaragua route citing volcanic disturbances and endorsing the Panama route. The document is to be presented to the Senate today.
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Washinon
Committee On Isthmian Canals
Senate
Nicaragua
Panama
New World's Record Set in Intercollegiate Dash
New York May 81 Berkley oval saw A. F. of Getown win the final 100 yard dash and set a new world mark of 98-5 seconds.
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New York
Berkley Oval
Tome A. F. Pe of
Getown
Patten's Corner Oats Deal Nets Million in Profits
Evanston mayor and Board of Trade operator James A Patten closed the corner on May oats. Profits credited to Patten are estimated at one million dollars.
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James A. Patten
Chicago
Evanston
Board of Trade
Cor
Patten
Department Store Teamsters Strike Spreads in Chicago
The Department Store Teamsters strike expanded as 89 workers at the Fair department store walked out and about 400 more at other major stores were expected to join by night. Workers seek better hours higher wages and union recognition while police guarded the Fair.
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Chicago
Boyce Again Likely for Re Election at Western Federation
Denver May 31 The Western Federation of Miners listened to AFL representatives urging reaffiliation of the two bodies. A committee on welfare will consider the proposal as the session heard reports on the President's address favoring a socialist platform and NSSD affiliation. President Boyce seems ready for re election. The federation also moved to mine at Altman Colorado.
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The
Federation of Labor
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Welfare
Boyce
Western Labor Union
Altman
Colo
Auto Runaway Kills Man in Staten Island Mile Test
One man was killed and four injured at Grasmere Staten Island during speed tests for a world mile record. Victim is Andrew Featherstone assessor of the Borough of Richmond. Accident caused by a runaway automobile during the test.
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New York
Grasmere
Staten Island
Andrew Featherstone
Richmond
Wooschee's German Syrup Promoted for Severe Coughs
An advertisement extols Wooschee's German Syrup as the universal remedy for consumption throat and lung troubles. It claims high sales since 1868 and contrasts it with cheaper cough cures offered by druggists and grocers. The testimonial from Woodbury New Jersey emphasizes nighttime coughing and difficult expectoration as indications.
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Wooschee
Woodbury, N. J
The Battle and Siege Preparations at Pennsylvania Mines
In Pittstown on May 31 Erie Railroad delivered cots bedding and provisions to collieries with cooks and unfamiliar workers arriving. In Wilkesbarre on May 31 miners threaten a strike by next Monday if eight hour day and conditions aren t granted. Operators strengthen defenses with barbed wire and extra armed police at collieries.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Rains Boost Prospects in Gentile Valley and Local News
In Lago Idaho May 29 special report notes green grain hay and range, heavy snow in the north easing irrigation worries, cattle being moved to Snake River and Gray's Lake next week. A Gentile Valley wedding at W H Meacham home unites Don Bassett and Amanda Meacham with Bishop McGee Harris officiating. Thos Hillyard visits from Smithfield Utah and W H Bassett assists state land board as school closes after eight months. Professor Bevins praised for leading the term.
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Lago
Idaho
Swenson Brothers
Snake River
Larkins
Pond
Hogan
Bassett
Gray’s Lake
W. H Meacham
Don H. Bassett
W. H. Bassett
Amanda Meacham
W. H. Meacham
Bishop McGee Harris
Don Bassett
Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office
The week ending May 24 unclaimed letters at the Pocatello Idaho post office include Frank Ashley A G Palmer Forbes Bannerman Jack Reinult Blanche Crown Jim Stuart Jack Cokeley Jno W Smith Walter Davis Myra Sorenson Jno E.kildson Dave Thomas Burt Gosney Chas EK Waldren Jake Hilgert C D Wameck Chas Jackson Marlen Welch Hassie Leay L Winslow 8 8 Langford R A Woolstonhulme Barlow Manning MK Martin Harvey Moore EK K Nash J W Patterson belle Hastings F Ball Postmaster THE DAILY TRIBUNE 75c PER MONTH.
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Pocatello
Itaho
Frank Ashley
G Palmer Forbes Bannerman
Jack Reinult
Blanche Crown
Jim Stuart
Jack Cokeley
Jno W Smith
Walter Davis
Myra Sorenson
Jno
E.kildson
Dave Thomas Burt Gosney
Chas EK Waldren
Jake Hilgert C D Wameck
Chas Jackson Marlen Welch
Hassie Leay
L Winslow
Langford, R
Woolstonhulme
Barlow Manning MK Martin Harvey Moore
EK K Nash J W Patterson
Belle Hastings
White Swan Mine Trial Details Fraud Claims In Des Moines
Post office Inspector OConnell testified in the Balliet case that the defendant claimed to have received 173000 from White Swan mine stockholders and spent 17000 on advertising and 15000 on postage while asserting total output from all his mines was 631, all from Gold Ridge. Ex-postmaster Potter corroborated rumors of a grand opening that fizzled.
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Des Moines
Postoffice
O'Connell
White Swan
Gold Ridge
T. J. Potter
Baker City
Second Western Inter-Collegiate track meet at Marshall Fields
A large crowd gathered at Marshall Field s in Chicago for the Second Western Inter Collegiate track meet. Forecasters favored Michigan Wisconsin and Chicago but the chances of surprises from smaller schools kept the results uncertain.
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Chicago
Marshall Fields
Michigan
Wisconsin
Americans win London polo match 2 1 in series opener
The American polo team defeated England by two goals to one in London today. This victory marks the first game in the international cup series, with the Americans taking an early lead in the competition.
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London
Dempsey Men Charged With Battery After Wedding Dance
Deputy Sheriff George Griffith arrested Charles Bell and David Aslett on a battery charge in Dempsey. The incident reportedly involved the men attacking two seventeen year old youths at a wedding dance held at the local school house. W. W. Cooper’s son and a Baum boy were said to be injured, with Cooper promising to seek punishment. No local constable exists in Dempsey, so the deputy traveled to serve the warrants.
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George Griffith
Dempsey
Lee Merrick
Charles Bell
David Aslett
Bell
Aslett
W. W. Cooper
Cooper
Griffith
Bullet Removed in Daring Knee Operation
In Salt Lake City on May 31 Special report says Mr A K Hicks underwent surgery at St Marks hospital to remove a through knee bullet. Surgeons fear possible stiffness, leg loss above the joint or blood poisoning but are hopeful as Hicks rallies and rests comfortably.
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Salt Lake City
A. K. Hicks
St. Marks Hospital
Prospecting on the Reservation Draws Attention in McCammon
In McCammon Idaho May 29 prospecting activity on the reservation is noted as many strangers visit the area. Local residents Mack Laurenson and wife plan a Salt Lake move while Dr J F Hunt from Albany Oregon has joined the town practice. June 2 school election looms and Mrs Clara Wood’s remains are interred in Nebraska.
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McCammon
Idaho
Mack’’ Laurenson
Salt Lake
Glenns Ferry News highlights May social and relocations
Mrs Harman hosts Ladies Aid in Glenns Ferry with refreshments for Mesdames Botts Skipper Sargent Hayes Hamilton McDowell Lee Person Harman and Fife. Engineers Prescott and Hayes relocate families to Glenns Ferry while Clark and Harrin houses prep new homes. Jesse Sommers hosts a birthday party for local children.
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Glenn's Ferry
Idaho
Mrs. Harman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames Botts
Skipper
Sargent
Hayes
Hamilton
McDowell
Lee
Person
Harman
Fife
Dubois
Jesse Sommers
Oregon First: Republicans Confident in Ticket Victory
Portland May 81 The Oregon biennial election next Monday promises excitement. Democrats push state issues while Republicans stress national expansion and island possessions. Multnomah county factional fights may shrink GOP majorities though Furnish is poised to win governor and Democrats only hope for Chamberlain.
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Portland
Oregon
Multonomah County
Geo. E. Chamberlain
Right into the city expected by Monday night
The American Falls Water Power and Light Company plans to bring power to Pocatello within a month. Poles and wires are almost ready, with transmission lines twenty five miles long and a large power house under construction. Electrical machinery is to be shipped next week as Mr Brady moves to secure city power.
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American Falls
Brady
Pocatello
Mayor Moores Will Divides Idaho Estate Between Widow and Sons
The will of Major Hezekiah Moore of Soda Springs filed in probate divides his estate between his widow and his sons. It includes a Gray's Lake ranch, Soda Springs realty, and Montpelier bank funds. Moore, born in Nottingham in 1886, emigrated in 1857, worked as a stockman, staged between Soda Springs and Cariboo, and helped build early homes in Montpelier and Soda Springs.
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Hezekiah Moore
Soda Springs
Gray's Lake
Montpelier
Hezekiah D. Moore
Nottingham
England
United States
Plains
Utah
Idaho
Cariboo
Grays’ Lake
Mr. Moore
Soda
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Fort Hall Book
Fort Hall Reservation
the Tribune
Chas. Bell
David
Hicks
M’cammon
J. G. Schwing
Colorado
T. M Edwards
Rock Springs
Wyo
Arimo
Thos. Jenkins
Sam Whitehead
Ottawa
Canada
Clara Wood
Foster, Neb
J. F. Hunt
Albany, Ore
Glenns Ferry
Prescott
Clark
W. A. Smith
Butte, Mont
Glenn’s Ferry
Mr. Brady
Probate
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