GALA DAY FOR GOP VICTORY PARADE IN IDAHO
A large Republican celebration in Idaho featured a parade with torches red fires and white smoke along Main Street from Sixth to Tenth. Delegations from Caldwell Weiser Morrison Precinct No 5 and Green Meadows joined crowding theaters Columbia and Christensen's hall. Speakers included F R Gooding J H Richards C B Steely and Gibson among others praising the November 4 victory and Republican principles.
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Idaho
Iast
Columbia
Christensen
Weiser
Fifth Street
Tenth
Payette
Caldwell
Here
Tenth Street
Morrison
Hunt
French
Hutchinson
Billy Borah
United States
Apcn
Dateis
Democracy
Flencer
Arney
Canyon County
Newa
Morrison and Victory
Canyon
Pets
Walling and Parker
Montana
Green Meadows
City Hall
Colombia Theater
Christensen’s Hall
Cbairman
F.R. Gooding
State Committee
J. H. Richards
Cungres
C. B. Steely
Pocatello
Republican Party
Reichstag adopts tariff amid German retaliation aim
Berlin reports the Reichstag passed the tariff provision by 197 to 71 to empower retaliation against nations discriminating against German goods. In Tennessee a mob hanged John Davis, a Black farm laborer, for murder near Lewsburg after a grisly discovery linked to the farmer Adair.
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Lewsburg
Tenn
Johno Davis
Court House Yard
Robert Adair
Adair
John Davis
Court House
Gompers Speaks at Twenty Second AFL Convention
The Twenty second annual American Federation of Labor convention opened in New Orleans at Odd Fellows Hall with about 200 delegates. Local trades and labor leaders escorted delegates, and Robert E. Lee and James Leonard organized the welcome before President Gompers delivered the response.
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The
American Federation of Labor
Gompers Speaks
New Orleans
Odd Fellows Hall
St. Charles Mancion
Trades and Labor Assembly
Ty Robert E. Lee
Ty James Leonard
Louisiana
Lee
President Roosevelt Heads South for Hunting Camp
President Roosevelt travels by special train from Memphis to Smeds Mississippi aiming to reach the hunting grounds by evening. He will ride by horseback for the final leg with a ten mile trek to the camp. A stop at Tunica draws a large crowd as rain briefly slows the journey.
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Memphis
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Smeds, Miss
Tunica, Miss
President Roosevelt
Tanoia
Englishmen to Grow Cotton in Jamaica on Large Scale
London reports the Lancashire Cotton Growers Association voted a large sum to finance cotton cultivation in Jamaica. The group aims to free itself from American raw supply by developing substantial plantation acreage on the island for next season.
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Jamaica
Jamacia
Supreme Court considers scabby sheep cases in Idaho
The Idaho Supreme Court met to review four sheep cage cases from Oneida County State v Keller Sampson Hill Reed, all found guilty for violating the governor's proclamation against bringing scabby sheep into the state. Cases were continued to December 2 by counsel agreement with one case likely to be argued.
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Supreme Court
Oneida County
State
Isthmus Pan ama Situation Eases for U S Forces
Secretary of the Navy Hay reported that conditions on the Isthmus of Panama have improved to the point that he has no further suggestions for the disposition of American sailors and Marines on the terminals and railway line. The withdrawal of forces aboard the warships is anticipated though not ordered.
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Washington
Lesertary Hay
Navy Department
Panama
Morrocco Rebellion Near Tetuan Escalates
A Tetuan rebellion intensifies as a battle defeats a body of Tetuanites and pushes them to retreat into town. Rebels encamp at Samoa, half an hour from Tetuan, halting all business while Madrid notes Europeans at Ceuta are not in grave danger.
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Madrid
Tetuan
Morrocco
Samoa
Tetaan
Cetaan
Spanish cabinet row over interior portfolio split
Madrid reports a new 18 A cabinet hitch after Senor Meret refuses to give up the interior portfolio to Senor Remero Robledo. Premier Sagasta desires Meret keep the post, but the dispute causes a fracture and another conference is set for this afternoon.
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Senor Meret
Interior
Senor
Remero Robledo
Sagasta
Meret
Rubber Strike Shuts Down Mechanical Rubber Co
Two hundred fifty workers at the Mechanical Rubber company walk out claiming the firm is controlled by the Rubber Trust. Strikers say no work will resume until the trust recognizes the union and meets its demands, noting orders diverted from Morgan & Wright factory closed by a previous strike.
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Chicago
Mechanical Rubber Company
Rubber Trust
Morgan & Wright
Trust
Shooting in Paria lobby sparks explosive scene
Intense excitement gripped the Chamber of Depaties as a colonial regiment officer fired a pistol into the air in the lobby shouting Vive La Patrie. He is believed to be insane, creating a chaotic moment among officials.
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Paria
Chamber of Depaties
Colonial Reigment
Bankers Consider San Francisco Seattle as Meeting Venues
The American Bankers Association session received invitations from California to hold the convention in San Francisco and from Washington to meet in Seattle. The nomination committee submitted nominations for officers.
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New Orleans
American Bankers' Association
California
San Francisco
Washington
Seattle
oMoors
Caracas Restores Capital Status and Ends Revolution Move
Caracas announces decree reestablishing the city as the capital and seat of the executive power in Venezuela. The government states the revolution forces are being disbanded as part of the move to normalize governance.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Language dispute sparks brawl in Agatrian Reichsrat
Vienna November 18: The lower house of the Agatrian Reichsrath suspended after German and Ozsech members clashed amid a heated debate on using two languages for station names on the Bcheminan rail route.
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Agatrian
Reichsrath
Ozsech
Election canvass stalls as precinct irregularities delay count
The canvassing board failed to finish the official count due to irregular returns from Bancroft Chesterfield and Gentile Valley precincts. Unused and mutilated ballots and missing stubs were reported, with Bancroft tally sheet totals not agreeing. Deputy Griffith will reconvene judges Saturday to obtain proper sworn returns and complete the canvass.
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Mr. Griffith
Idaho Woman Dies After Jumping From Boat
Idaho woman Nora Raddy quarreled with lover F. J. Whitney near Harrison and died after stepping to the stern of the Powder Horn steamer. She wore diamonds and was described as well dressed. Whitney refuses to discuss the matter. the death appears by self-inflicted action.
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Spokane
Wash
Nora Raddy
F. J. Whitney
Harrison, Ida
Powder Horn
To Seat of Trouble Gibraltar Cruiser Flight S
British cruisers Furious Pactolus and Prometheus sailed from Gibraltar for Tetuan and Merrococ, taking position to press operations in the region as new moves unfold.
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Gibraltar
Furious
Pactolus
Promethna
Here
Tetuan
Merrococ
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