Arrests in Gotham as Votes Flow in
President Roosevelt calls for action in Ohio as New York reports a record wave of early voting. Warrant service floods polling places with arrests for illegal voting and registration. Sixty arrests in two hours mark a peak, including ex police captain Diamond. In New York City, over two hundred arrests before noon yield many proven voters.
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New York
Morgan
Duretu
Diamond
Putnam
New York City
Get Out a Full Vote Urges Voters Nationwide
Washington reports a nationwide push for a full vote as political leaders urge turnout. President Roosevelt, before voting in Oyster Bay, telegrammed son in law Representative Longworth to ensure portions of Secretary Root's Utica speech are printed to back a Republican win in Ohio. Local turnout in Washington is down compared with a decade ago due to factors like withdrawal of railroad passes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Longworth
Cincinnati
Root
Utica
Ohio
President Roosevelts Election Day in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt accompanied by Secretary Loeb and Postmaster General Cortelyou arrived at nine this morning and voted at a polling place listed near a Chinese laundry. He greeted supporters at the station and in the carriage line then left for Sagamore Hill.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
Cortelyou
Washington
Sagamore Hill
Memphis Mayor Suspends Police Chief Over Polling Clash
In Memphis on November 6 Mayor Malone suspended Police Chief George T. O Haver for insubordination after a dispute with Vice Mayor Walsh over police shifts at polling places. Sergeant Hayes was placed in control as officers mostly accepted O Haver’s assignments amid factional tensions in the state legislature contest.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Malone
George T. O'Haver
Walsh
O’haver
Hayes
O'Fiaver
First Massachusetts towns report governor vote totals
Boston November 6 The first five towns out of 253 report vote totals for governor with Guild Republican 609 Moran Democrat 212. The same towns last year gave Guild 501 Bartlett 17 percent. Republican gain 108 and Democratic gain 38 or net Republican gain 75.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Give Guild
Moran
Guild
Bartlett
Arrests Reported in New York Blaze
At 3 o'clock nearly three hundred arrests had been reported to Superintendent Mogan in New York on November 6.
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New York
Mogan
Chopin Recital At Idaho Academy By Prof Muehlen
Prof Muehlen gave a free public recital at the Academy of Idaho this morning at 10 30 in the assembly hall. The program included Valse in D flat major Op 64 No 1 Valse in C sharp minor Op 64 No 2 Nocturne in E flat major Op 9 No 2 Polonaise in A major Op 40 No 1 Funeral March in B flat minor Op 39 Fantaisie Impromptu in C sharp minor Op 66 and Impromptu in A flat major Op 29. This is the first in a season of concerts mainly for Academy students but open to all.
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The
Academy of Idaho
Muehlen
Academy
Ever Green Sausage Season Opens at Zwiegart Bros
Zwiegart Bros announces the season opening for Ever Green Sausage with available stock and details on retail pricing. Local shoppers are invited to visit the store for fresh batches and selections.
Box of chocolates declares own make by Petersen and Holmes
A local confectioner offers a box of chocolates branded as our own make by Petersen and Holmes. The product speaks for itself, signaling a prideful in house recipe and presentation.
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Petersen & Holmes
Daring Bank Robbery Near Ladd Sparks Nationwide Chase
Ottawa Illinois reports two robbers struck the Farmers and Miners Bank at Ladd taking seven thousand dollars. A 40 mile pursuit followed with farmers and officers in pursuit. The bandits forced a liveryman to provide fresh horses at Peru then seized another team in Wallace township and fled by train from Sheridan to Chicago.
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Ottawa
Ill
Ladd
Peru
Wallace Township
Sheridan
Chicago
New Freight Rates Effective November Twenty Fourth
The Trans-Missouri Freight Bureau filed reduced rates with the Interstate Commerce Commission after a Denver meeting September 12 13. New rates cut class and commodity charges by up to one dollar, affecting Utah and southeastern Idaho points, with continued eastbound applicability from major centers including Chicago Peoria St Paul and Missouri River points.
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Harriman Lines
Trans- Missouri Freight Bureau
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah
Idaho
Thechese
Chicago
Peoria
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Missouri River
the Tribune
W. A. Petet
trans-Missouri Freight Bureau
Becme
Junior Class Day At Academy Delivers Quality Program
The junior class at the Academy presented a well received program in the assembly hall. Despite a small class size they impressed with high quality acts and strong class spirit led by speakers including Nona Faris and Del Sullivan.
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Academy
Wm. Brashears
del Sullivan
Emma Hays
Utes Satisfied After White House Settlement Move
President approves Colonel Rogers agreed settlement of Ute grievances. War Department officials to inform Indian chiefs of an audience with the President at the White House on his return from Dunama
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Washington
Rogers
War Department
White House
Dunama
Switchmen Threaten Strike After Wages Rejected
Chicago November reports that 23 railroad lines operating into Chicago refused increases for switchmen. General managers declined wage demands and the switchmen plan a meeting tonight to consider ordering a strike.
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Chicago
Idaho ranges in fine shape
Frank J. Hagenbarth of the J. D. Wood Live Stock company reports from Salt Lake after inspecting Idaho ranges in Custer Lemhi and Fremont counties. He says cattle and sheep prospects are excellent with a strong wool clip and early grass for lambing. Prices for fat cattle and sheep are favorable and hay and grain are abundant for Idaho farmers. The firm expects to finish shipping east with a few more consignments awaiting cars.
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Frank J. Hagenbarth
J. D. Wood Live Stock Company
Salt Lake
Custer
Lemhi
Fremont
Idaho
Hagenbarth
Snake River
Soda Springs
Drunk Bannock Man Arrested At Perkins Restaurant
Dawson Lipph a Bannock Indian, arrested on a warrant issued by Justice White after a disturbance at Perkins restaurant. He pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined ten dollars plus costs, paid by a relative.
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Dawson Lipph
J. B. Perkins
Perkins
Justice of the Peace
White
Sell
Big Injun Sipph
15 Million Relief Fund Paid In Death And Disability Benefits
The Pennsylvania Railroad Employer Relief Fund report for lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie shows September 1906 payments of 115 191.92 dollars. Of this, 40 902.03 funded death benefits to families and 74 249.90 provided for members disabled or incapacitated. Since February 15 1886 total death benefits reach 6 931 189.64 and disability benefits 9 130 752.04, totaling 15 161 841.68.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburgh and
Erie
Relief Department
Sensation Promised In Castelane Divorce Hearing
Taris Nov 6 sensational developments are promised at tomorrow's Castelane divorce hearing. The count's lawyers plan a vigorous attack on the countess witnesses as reconciliation appears hopeless. Helen Gould is in town supporting her sister located in the audience area.
Peary Reports Coal Find and Sailing Delay
Lenox Massachusetts November 6 Two telegrams from Commander Robert E Peary were received by Morris K Jesup president of the Peary Arctic Club stating that the explorer had obtained coal at Battle Harbor Newfoundland but was delayed by gales and hoped to sail today.
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Lenox
Mass
R. E. Peary
Morris K. Jesup
Peary Arctic Club
Battle Harbor
New Foundland
Dubois Ends Campaign With Mormon Test Oath Talk
Senator Fred T. Dubois spoke at McNichols & Wrights hall on Mormonism and the Test Oath drawing large crowds. He urged enforcing the oath at polling places and announced challenges would contest the election, while critics grew tired of his repeated anti Mormon remarks.
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United States
Fred T. Dubois
McNichols & Wright
Dubois
Heyburn
Governor Gooding Draws Largest Shoshone Crowd
Governor R. Gooding spoke to a packed opera house in Shoshone about state conduct over the past two years. He highlighted savings in state offices, praised recent laws, and defended his handling of the Moyer Heywood Pettibone case. The audience pledged support at the polls tomorrow.
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Shoshone
R. Gooding
Opera House
Moyer
Heywood
Pettibone
Lobster Claws Show Specialized Roles in Feeding
A lobster has ten legs with the first pair as large claws adapted for catching and crushing prey. The right claw often functions as a scissors and cutter while the left acts as a hammer and nutcracker. Occasionally the roles vary and both claws may be similar in a single specimen.
Port Arthur defender Stoessel seeks servant aid
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports Lieutenant General Stoessel, famed defender of Port Arthur, in financial distress has applied to a charitable wounded soldiers’ fund for a servant. The fund requested a medical certificate to prove his health justifies needing staff.
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Stoessel
London
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Poca Tello Music Company Ad Promotes Low Prices
Piano and organ sale advertised by Poca Tello Music Company located at 340 West Center Street promises rock bottom prices and friendly service from a longtime music retailer.
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Pocatello Music Company
West Center Street
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertises a 60 cent tube and refund offer.
Gum Maker Dead in Cleveland Navy Era Died Today
Doctor Edwin Beeman a renowned Cleveland figure died today. Twenty five years earlier he left medicine to manufacture chewing gum, amassing a fortune in the candy industry. The Navy connection appears in the report as part of his later life.
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Cleveland
Navy
Edwin Beeman
Beeman
Ignorance Bliss Theme Lifts From Heat and Grammar
A Milwaukee Sentinel quip notes a sultry afternoon gathering where a guest teases a host by calling her daughter’s discomfort heat related. The hostess counters that the girl is home from college and irritated by the family grammar rather than the weather.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Engraved Hand Glass Prompted Romantic Gift
A man selects a silver mounted hand glass and instructs the engraver to add a personal inscription. He wants the message visible on the front edge so Phyllis can read it, with the line read From J. J. B. to Phyllis. The Philadelphia Ledger reports the exchange.
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Phyllis
Philadelphia Ledger
County Warrants Call Notice from Bannock County Treasurer
County treasurer Charles H. Bassett announces payment of current expense fund warrants up to and including No. 613 from the January 1906 issue with interest to Sept 4 1906. Dated Sept 14 1906 and available at the treasurer's office.
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Charles H. Bassett
Sole manufacturer of Evergren sau sage.
Zwiegart Bros is named as the sole producer of Evergren sauce in the fragment, with no additional context or details available.
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Evergren
Zwiegart Bros
Teachers' examination for county certificates set dates
Bannock County announces first second and third grade county certificates exams to be held in Pocatello and Soda Springs on November 22 23 and 24. Anna Harmer County Superintendent.
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Pocatello and
Soda Springs
Anna Harmer
Pocatello Music House Offers Large Talking Machine Record Assortment
The Pocatello Music Company at 340 West Center presents the largest selection of talking machine records for customers seeking varied choices from a top quality music house.
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Pocatello Music Company
West Center
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertising Claim
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets from GROVE'S with a bold promise to cure a cold in one day. It claims a drugstore refund if it fails and notes EBW and GROVE'S signature on each box.
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Grove
Pocatello and Idaho Falls Highs Prepare for Saturday Gridiron
Huskies from Pocatello brace for a return football clash with Idaho Falls on home turf after a 6 to 4 defeat earlier this season. A basketball doubleheader is also slated with both schools fielding girls teams in a closely matched contest.
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Pocatello High School
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Huskies
Gate City
Telon
Position Academy
J. Smith
Conners
D. Sullivan L Whitheri
Bale O Dodge
Reese
H. Hugharts
Oliver M. Holzhevimer
B. Henley
Clam
Scout Service Helps Grant and Lee End War
In a Youths Companion excerpt, General Grant and General Lee are praised for daily updates from a well organized scout service. A flag of truce messenger relays Grant's compliments about breakfast, while Lee replies with a dinner detail and compliments back.
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General Grant
General Lee
General Gordon
Lee
Grant
Sleep Habits of Animals Revealed by Observer Notes
An animal trainer describes how monkeys seek high perches to avoid lions in fear. Lions and lionesses rest in varied poses, while gorillas, chimpanzees, bears, and wolves show distinct sleeping stances. Seals sleep with heads down and ears guarded underwater for alertness.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited as Pneumonia Preventive
An advertisement asserts there has been no case of pneumonia linked to coughs or colds when Foley's Honey and Tar was used. It warns against unknown preparations possibly containing opiates and urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar instead of substitutes, signed by Mrs A L Cook.
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Foley
Mra
A. L. Cook
All the Latest Styles at Low Prices
Mrs. A. H. Black offers hats, suits, coats, skirts and shirt waists in the latest styles at low prices from 146 North Arthur.
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A. H. Black
North Arthur
Quiet as Election Day Passes in Gate City
Election day passes quietly as Democrats challenge voters at polls but are overruled. voters vote without oath. McCammon reports a challenger arrested for retarding voting and County Chairman Graham ejected from a polling place in Pocatello. Officers kept ready to deter intimidation. Fremont county reports arrests of challengers and judges today.
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McCammon
Graham
Pocatello
Gog and Magog Giants in London Lore and World Traditions
English legend holds Gog and Magog as last of a giant race hurt by Trojans and later chained at London's palace door with wooden effigies replacing them after a fire. Other myths tie them to Goth and Magoth, ancient foes named during Alexander the Greats campaigns, while Gog and Magog appear in biblical and literary references as names for walls and ramparts.
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Gog
Magog
England
British Isles
Troy
London
Alexander the Great
Asia
England Fees for Legal Careers and Titles Across Traditions
The text outlines government fees for entering legal professions in England Ireland and Scotland including Inns of Court fees £25 entry apprenticeships £80 and annual duties £3 to £9 during practice, plus larger sums for solicitors. It notes surname changes costs £10 to £50 bishops’ election permissions and letters patent fees for nobles from baronet to duke with amounts from £109 to £550. © Louden Express.
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London
Dublin
Scotland
Sheriff's Court
Louden
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Ann
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Gog and Magog
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