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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
1
Final returns from Idaho show Governor Gooding re-elected by a near 9000 majority. The next legislature will have 56 Republicans and 15 Democrats, with Dubois holding five of 21 seats in the Senate and nine of 49 in the House.
Dr Boman an optical specialist from Idaho Falls will be at Dr Brereton's dental parlor on Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week until further notice. Those with reactive errors should call for evaluation with emphasis on cross eye correction.
Boise, Idaho November 8 1906 Chairman Brady reports complete county returns show Republicans win 16 of 21 Senate seats and 44 of 50 House seats. Governor Gooding elected by 15000 to 20000 majority. Borah to win US Senate and Du Bois criticized on Mormonism. Brady predicts party-line battles ahead. Idaho deemed Republican and poised to stay so.
Topeka reports both parties asserting victory as returns lag from nine western counties. Republicans expect Hearst to win with those totals, while Democrats accuse an organized ballot scheme aiming to steal the election with ballots from Topeka.
New York November 8 Chairman Connors called for a meeting of the Democratic state committee in Gotham tomorrow. He alleged Republicans were withholding returns and fraud was practiced and that uncounted Independence League ballots could shrink Hughes' plurality and possibly elect Elfarst.
Reno reports from major Nevada precincts indicate a broad Democratic win led by Bartlett with nearly complete returns. The result suggests a decisive shift in state races as the tally continues.
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 8 returns indicate CVAT will defeat Smith a Republican by about a thousand and Sparks a Democratic incumbent will defeat Mitchell by about the same. The legislature will be close but a Republican hold over majority is expected in voting for senator two years hence. Lincoln reports Sheldon elected governor by about fifteen thousand plurality and Republicans claim a twenty seat majority in the legislature likely to elect Norris Brown to the United States Senate.
A Baltimore dispatch to the Times quotes Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte saying it was fortunate Hughes was elected in New York but the strength of his opponent is ominous and suggests concerns for national policy ahead. The secretary notes the looming challenge as the public weighs the election's implications.
New York election update shows Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, Democratic and Independence League candidate for lieutenant governor, leading with eight counties still unreported as results continue from statewide races.
Salt Lake City judges ban smelting ore with over ten percent copper and prohibit arsenic discharge, with the ruling taking effect in thirty days. The Utah decree, urged by Salt Lake farmers over livestock and crop damage, could create a chance for Pocatello to attract smelter business due to its rail access and lack of local crops, urging local leaders to prevent displaced smelters from moving elsewhere.
A federal grand jury in Minneapolis returns indictments totaling 147 counts against several railroads and their officials for freight rebates to grain companies. Railroads named include the Great Northern, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, Wisconsin Central, Minneapolis and St Louis, with one other indictment withheld.
Despatches from Canton report a vast fire raging along the river opposite the European quarter on an island suburb of Shameon. More than five hundred houses including restaurants hotels and gambling dens have burned. Marines from foreign vessels assist in fighting the blaze. the foreign settlement remains safe.
Ground bones for chickens at Zwie gart Bros described in a short trade notice. The item is listed for sale with a focus on poultry feed components and supplier name, indicating local commerce and catalog listing.
A Greek laborer fought J A Pusz at the Short Line shops and later the victim was beaten by the Greek and two companions, one armed with a knife. Warrants led to two arrests Pietro Cucci and Michael Bianchi released on $200 bonds. Trial set for Saturday before Judge White. third suspect still sought.
Paris news reports the Castellane divorce case resuming as Count Boni seeks a fortnight postponement for reconciliation while warning of financial ruin from obligations totaling 24 000 dollars a year. He asks the Countess to reimburse 240 000 dollars from a legacy and estate sales. Creditors sue the Countess and Geo J Gould as trustee for 540 000 dollars. hearing postponed a fortnight.
Washington reports policy holders in San Francisco appealed to the state department to press three German and one Austrian insurer to pay for property destroyed by fire and earthquake. The claims total about fourteen million dollars.
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