Resolutions Back Monroe Doctrine and Trade Aims
The Transmississippi Commercial Congress approves a report backing closer South American ties, the Monroe doctrine, a stronger merchant marine, improved consular service, and larger canal river harbor appropriations. It also supports an inter continental railroad to South America and beet sugar industry protection. Two Bryan backed arbitration and private monopoly resolutions fail. Congress to reconvene in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Resolutions Committee
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Court of Arbitration
Inter-Parliamentary Union
London
South America
Merchants’ Marine
United States
Muskogee
Peary Arctic Steamer Roosevelt Reaches Sydney Home
Peary and Mrs Peary land at Sydney British Columbia after sixteen months of failed pole expedition. Roosevelt flew the U S flag and arrived weather beaten and disabled under steam. Commander Peary came ashore soon after anchor to greet his wife who has waited two weeks for his return.
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Sydney
B. C
United States
North Pole
Roosevelt
Pole
Residence Fire Destroys Sunnyside Home Near Foothills
A fire yesterday afternoon utterly destroyed the Sunnyside dairy owner J. L. Wright’s east side residence leased to Ed. Thomas. The Thomas family was away when the blaze started in the kitchen and spread rapidly, with estimates placing the loss around ten thousand dollars. The fire department reached the scene late, viewing the house from the east side as flames consumed the interior. The furniture belonged to Mr. Thomas.
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J. L. Wright
Sunnyside
Foothills
Ed. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Suits Scare Them as Oil Stocks Plunge
New YorkNovember 23 Stocks of the Standard Oil company sold at five hundred dollars on the curb. The decline marks the lowest price in years with a market valuation fall of over six hundred thirty four million dollars since January.
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New York
Standard Oi Company
Textile workers win ten percent wage increase
Wall River Mass November 23 The full ten percent rise demanded by textile mill operatives was granted today averting a threatened strike.
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Wall River
Mass
Joseph F Smith Pleads Guilty in Polygamy Charge
Joseph I Smith president of the Mormon church pleaded guilty in a Utah state district court to unlawful cohabitation and was fined three hundred dollars. The case was moved to Judge Ritche's division after a transfer from the criminal division earlier. Smith explained the church's stance on polygamy and related cohabitation.
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Salt Lake
Joseph I. Smith
Mormon Church
State District Court
Itchie
Smith
Armstrong
Ritchie
Ritche
Charles Mostyn Owen
Caruso Found Guilty in Central Park Case Hearings
Magistrate Haker reserved decision earlier in the day as Eurico Caruso faced a police court hearing over an alleged nuisance linked to Hannah Graham at Central Park. Deputy Mathot reported Graham absent, fearing a hostile crowd. spectators hissed during Deputy Mathot’s remarks. Caruso was found guilty this afternoon and fined ten dollars.
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New York
Navy
Haker
Eurico Caruso
Plannah Graham
Central Park
Hannah Graham
Mathot
Caruso
Baker
Deal in dirt on South Main
A deed filed with the county recorder shows Mrs. Sarah A. Cook buying lot 9 block 188 on South Main Street for 83500 from Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Howard. Cook owns adjoining Davis property and plans a fine business building next spring on the 60 by 140 foot site.
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County Recorder
Main Street
First National Bank
Sarah A. Cook
Cook Pharmacy
W. F. Howard
Swan Swanson Charged With Arson in Wagner’s Livery Barn Fire
The American Falls Advertiser reports Swan Swanson was arrested Monday on arson charges for burning Wagner's Livery Barn. A preliminary hearing is set in Justice Jones's court today with the county attorney aided by Hawley of Boise. Standrod & Terrell and Winters represent the defense.
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American Falls Advertiser
Swan Swanson
Wagner
Justice
Jones Court
Hawley
Boise
Standrod & Terrell
Winters
Entertainment to Aid Hospital Benefit Tonight
Tonight at the Auditorium Avery a charity program will feature city talent for the new General Hospital. The lineup includes music under W. A. Samms, hoop drill by Little Girls, Mrs. C. D. Smith and male quartette, Indian Club Swinging, recitations by Miss Blanche Loughran and Miss Bohan, piano solo by Prof. Muehlen, violin by Prof. Von Prosky, and bands led by W. A. Samms. Curtain rises promptly. audience urged to be seated.
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Avery
New General Hospital
W. A. Samms
C. D. Smith
Walker
Blanche Loughran
Prof
Muehlen
von Prosky
Miss Bohan
Chicago Negroes Protest Roosevelt Over Brownsville Riots
About two thousand Bethel African Methodist church members in Chicago adopted resolutions denouncing Roosevelt for discharging the Black troops involved in the Brownsville riots. They pledged support for one company and urged calm during Senator Tollman’s Chicago visit.
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Chicago
Bethel African Methodist
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Texas
Tullman
Surplus Relief Fund Sets Plans for Refugees
In San Francisco on November 28 the relief committee reports four million dollars remaining to aid refugees. Directors see the need shrinking except for cases handled by regular charities. Proposals include a two million dollar hospital with part of the fund and returning the remainder to existing charities.
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San Francisco
Relief Committee
Anti-Smokers Association Formed By Five Men
Milton M. Siem William F Ka siska Earl C White William Cara velis and Billings Trapp organized the Anti-Smokers Association perfected Tuesday. Each member vows not to smoke with a 25 cent fine. A morning report that Caravelis was seen with a cigar is denied by him.
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Milton M. Siem
William F. Kasiska
Earl C. White
William Caravelis
Billings Trapp
Caravelis
Editors Toast Twin Falls Hosts at Eastern Idaho Press Club Meeting
Resolutions praise Twin Falls hospitality and Twin Falls Commercial club, thank George B. Fraser F H L Eastman and S T Hamilton, and commend the Snake River valley reclamation effort. They urge boosting the region and state pride, noting Twin Falls as a model garden spot and praising J B Perrine’s legacy.
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Idaho Press Club
Twin Falls
Bert Perrine
Blue Lake Ranch
Eastern Idaho Press Club
George B. Fraser
F. HL. Eastman
T. Hamilton
Snake River Valley
Blue Lakes
J. B. Perrine
Canyon of the Snake
Garden of Eden
Idaho
Miners Raise Wages at Macbeth Copper Plant in Idaho
A Mackaye Idaho report to the Salt Lake Tribune says notices posted at the Macbeth Lease smelting plant announce wage increases for skilled workers from 25 to 50 cents per day. The rise is attributed to copper price gains boosting plant earnings.
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Salt Lake
the Tribune
Mackaye
Idaho
Macbeth
San Francisco Mayor Denies Charges and Plans Inquiry
Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco arrived on the Patricia and denied all charges raised in San Francisco. He said he will return to San Francisco to seek a full inquiry.
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Schmitz
New York
Mayor Schmitz
San Francisco
Patricia
Chill Chili Leads Dining Spot Crest of City Food Scene
Union Lunch Booth at lst and Center streets draws steady crowds as a popular quick bite stop. Patrons praise quick service and affordable meals while locals compare it with other nearby eateries.
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Union
Lst & Center Sts
Husband shoots VP then kills self in Chicago
James F. Delany, vice president of the American Shipping Co, was shot and killed by his wife who then committed suicide. The tragedy occurred in Chicago on November 23.
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Chicago
James F. Delany
American Shipping Company
Daily Tribune Subscription Rates Announced
The Daily Tribune lists new per month subscription prices. Advertisements note plan options and billing terms for readers considering a switch to monthly, with standard rate details and potential discounts.
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THE
Daily Tribune
Academy Defeats Y M C A In Fast Pocatello Game
One of the swiftest basketball games seen in Pocatello unfolded in the Academy gym Wednesday. The Y M C A and Academy faculty plus high school squad fought fiercely with rapid plays and a late rally by the Academy. Steen Dahl scored a brilliant backhand goal throw as Daniels led Y M C A with sharp team play. final score 15 11 with Academy ahead.
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Academy
Pocatello
Academy Gymnasium
Eaths
Mumbers
Y, MC. A
Prots
Cheney
Steendale
Daniels
Cvm
Acad Py
Y. M
Faris
N. P. Nielson
Poe Daniels
Thald
Butler
Steendahl
Retherford
Znards
Sekelle
Norton
Slaughter
Shooting Affray in Ken drick Saloon Ends with Wounding
Charles Satter, a Ken drick resident, was shot twice by Ezel Seigman at the Monogram saloon after an argument over a German word. Eyewitnesses report Satter threw a stick of wood. Seigman then fired, striking Satter in the right leg and side near the lung. Seigman was taken into custody and claims self defense, saying he did not shoot until he saw a knife in Satter's hand.
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Kendrick
Charles Satter
Ezel Seigman
Monogram
Sattler
Seigman
Lee
I Kinte
Thanksgiving Day R a tes for O S L R Tickets 1906
On November 28 and 29, 1906 the O S L will sell tickets to any point by Cael state and to other states on the O S L UPR R A San Pedro Southern Pacific and San Pete Valley railways within a distance of 500 miles. Return limit December 3. One and one third fare for the round trip. DS Lowrie Agt.
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O. S
Cael
UPR
San Pedro
Southern Pacific Company
San Pete Valley Railways
DS. Lowrie
Agt
Smith Company Purchases Land Near Brewery Site
Smith Company purchases land from D. M. Ingersoll and Henry O’Leary near the Franklin & Hayes brewery for 6000 total. T B Smith & Co acquires Ingersoll Lots 19–20 and O Leary Lots 11–18 in block 363, the warehouse location now housing the Smith wool and hide ware house.
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Dells
T. B. Smith & Co
D. M. Ingersoll
Henry O'Leary
Franklin & Hayes Brewery
Smith Wool and Hide
Coal Shortage Relief Hinted As Beet Season Ends
General Superintendent Buckingham says coal trains will get priority on the Oregon Short Line. Locally residents face waiting 10 to 12 days for deliveries as crews move vast coal stocks to cleared tracks. Factories consume about 200 tons daily. officials expect relief after beet hauling season closes.
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Buckingham
Idaho
Oregon
Police Court Notes On Local Offenders And Fines
Plumber Standley posted bonds under 100 dollars and Claud McClellan fined 25 dollars in separate cases. A man involved with indecent language and a later theft of a wheel faced Judge Knowles after pleas of not guilty and a 100 dollar bond. Claud Metlellan received a 25 dollar fine for disturbing the Elk saloon crowd. The police court docket lists several minor liquor offenses from the morning session.
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Standley
Claud McClellan
D. A. Standley
North Main Street
Justice of the Peace
White
Knowles
Claud Metlellan
State of
Idaho
Elk Saloon
Weaaly
Yeomen Nomination Meeting At Eagle Hall Tonight
All Yeomen are requested to attend this evening at Eagle Hall to nominate candidates for the coming term. Ladies will serve a lonel. J. W. Kelley serves as foreman.
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Eagle Hall
J. W. Kelley
Foreman
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Amy
South Main
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Big House
Tillman
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Y. MC. A
Charles Sattler
E. B. Seigman
Ingersoll
O'Leary
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