Shoup Visits North Idaho in Favorable Senat orial Outlook
Idaho politics center on the U S Senate race with George L. Shoap of Boise shedding light on the field. Shoap notes three challengers W E Borah Judge Heytorn and Judge Standrod and predicts a tight contest with Republicans holding a strong but uncertain overall lead.
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George L. Shoap
Boise
Idaho
United States Senate
ifCi
Knoutsford
Shoup
Senate
Sheng
Shoap
W. E. Borah
W. H. Heytarn
Wallace
D. W. Standrod
Pocatello
Shear
Repubicans
Idaho Senator Stakes Stir for State’s Next Leader
J. L. Eckert Idaho county state senator elect arrived in Lewiston and said he would decide his vote for the senatorship in Boise, supporting a candidate aligned with Shoup and the open river to the sea project. He voiced interest in aiding Lewiston state normal school and favored maximizing northern constituency influence.
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Lewiston
J. L. Eckert
Idaho County
Eckert
Boise
Shoup
Idaho
Washington
The
Lewiston State Normal School
Chamberlains Sail for South Africa on Good Hope
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain departed London aboard the Good Hope for South Africa. The ship carries special delicacies valued at 2500 dollars for their table and three hundred cases of wine in the stores.
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London
Chamberlain
Stock surge in Colorado Fuel & Iron sparks control bid
New York reports Colorado Fuel & Iron stock rising five points in active trading as a control contest unfolds. The shares advanced to 91 before retreating to 87. The competing groups push to gain a vote at the annual meeting in Colorado on December 1.
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New York
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Stock Exchange
Colorado
Miners Plan Continental Extension After Denver Board Meeting
Executive board of the A. F. O. L. miners convenes in Denver to map expansion across the continent. The gathering signals intensified organizational efforts and future actions to broaden influence.
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Denver
Miners discuss expansion while street clashes worsen city bread supply
Western Federation of Miners leaders in session consider broadening the union across North America. In Havana rioting ends for the day but bread and meat remain unavailable as ice plants close and food spoiling climbs. Wounded rise to one hundred twenty, with two strikers and a fireman killed in a clash between a fire engine and an electric car.
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Havana
Postmortem in Paris Clarifies Mrs. Gore Death
A four-doctor independent postmortem, ordered by Consul Gowdy at Washington’s request, found Mrs. Ellen Gore did not die by her own action. The commission will review the official report within 48 hours. De Reydzewaki’s provisional release remains, with French authorities noting the Russian’s innocence pending final doctors’ report.
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Paris
Ellen Gore
Gowdy
State Department
Washington
Wool Clip Shows United States Sheep Total and Growth
The Annual Wool Review 1902 reports 42,184,122 sheep in the U S excluding lambs under one year. The wool clip totals 274,341,082 pounds, up from 265,502,328 in 1901, an increase of about 9,000,000 pounds. State gains since 1901 appear mainly in Kentucky, Montana and Wyoming.
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New York
United States
Kentucky
Montana
Wyoming
Invasion of Venezuela by Colombian Rebels Reported
News from Willemstad reports a new invasion of Venezuela by 2200 rebels, Venezuelan and Colombian combatants liberated after Gen Uribe-Uribe's surrender. Forces led by Generals Rangel Garbias and Espirata Sanctex Morales engaged Venezuelan troops near Duanetas, where the insurgents were checked after a stiff clash. Caracas holds Colombia responsible while many view it as neutral.
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Willemstad
Venezuela
Colombia
Uribe-Uribe
Rangel Garbias
Espirata Sanctex Morales
Duanetas
Castro
Caracas
Salt Lake Alliance opposes Smoot Senate election
The Salt Lake City ministerial alliance adopted resolutions opposing Reed Smoot's election to the U.S. Senate. The resolutions will be sent to major ministerial alliances nationwide and to every U.S. Congressman and Senator.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Senate
Reed Smoot
Mormon Church
Velatini Prepares Campaign Against Venezuelan Revolution
General Velatini, envoy of President Castro, will depart with 2500 troops from Caracas toward Barcelona and Ciudad Bolivar to quell the revolt. He asserts that Barcelona and Ciudad Bolivar fall would end the revolution and bring a long peace, denying fear of new revolts led by Matos with foreign capital and military aid.
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Velatini
Castro
Tomorow
Barcelona
Ciudad Bolivar
Ciudad Beclivar
Venezuela
Matos
Sailor Killed by Sling Load on Sequoia in South Bend
A. Christiansen, a sailor aboard the steamer Sequoia, was killed in South Bend when a sling load of lumber struck him on the head and pinned him between the lumber and the bulwark. The accident occurred last evening during loading operations.
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South Bend
Wash
Chistiansen
Lumter
Sequoia
County Auditors Delay Reports Prompt State Board Unit
Delinquent county auditors from Kootenai Nez Perce and Lemhi have not submitted official abstracts of votes from the recent election. The state canvassing board met yesterday and adjourned until Friday due to the missing data.
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Boise
Ida
Kootenai
Nez Perce
Lembhi
Carassing Beard
Cabinet Meeting Focuses on Reciprocity with Cuba and Colombia Canal
Washington November 25 cabinet session centered on the reciprocity treaty with Cuba and the canal treaty with Colombia. Negotiations on the canal pact have stalled and the State Department signaled an end to concessions.
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Washington
Cuta
Colombia
Itappers
State Department
Wisconsin Governor Vote Totals Show La Follette Lead
Wisconsin voters tallied in Milwaukee on November 25 with La Follette the Republican nominee leading governor race. Rose topped Democrats with 451 818 votes while Drake 9657 and Zi del 15 957. Paok 787. total 365 671. La Follette plurality 47 60.
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Milwaukee
Rose
Drake
la Folette
Zidel
Paok
Utah results show Supreme Court vote and congress margin
In Salt Lake Utah on November 25 official results list Supreme Court candidate William McCarthy Republican ahead with 48214 votes over Democrat Richard W. Young 38418 and Socialist Warren Foster 8069, McCarty's plurality 4781. Congress shows Joseph Howell Republican leading W H King Democrat by 5614.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Justice of the Supreme Court
William McCarthy
Richard W. Young
Warren Foster
McCarty
Congress
Joseph Howell
W. H. King
The Mocking Bird composer dead in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the death of a 76 year old composer of The Mocking Bird and hundreds of songs at his home. The notice mentions widespread indigestion claims and a herbal remedy sold by Mrs. A L Cook offering quick relief with a few doses priced in cents.
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Philadelphia
Septima
A. L. Cook
Iowa Official Vote Totals Announced by Executive Council
Des Moines reports the Iowa executive council released official results. Secretary of State Martin, Republican, 220226 votes. Burke, Democrat, 150011. Howard, Prohibitionist, 9168. Jacobs, Socialist, 6360.
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Des Moines
Executive Council
Iowa
Martin
Burke
Howard
Jacobs
State Triumphed in Supreme Court Over Vandalia Railroad
Indianapolis Nov 25 The state won in the Supreme Court today against the Vandalia railroad. The decision adds 685 424 dollars to the alcohol fund. The suit claimed money due the fund under a 1847 charter.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Vandelia Railroad
Supreme Court
Achcol Fund
Beard
Bank Robbery Strikes Bancroft Nebraska Bank Vault
Robbery at the Ban croft Bank in Bancroft Nebraska occurred this morning. The safe was blown open and the loot reported between 8000 and 4000 dollars in cash. Police investigate the heist and seek leads.
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Sioux City
Bancroft Bank
Bancroft
Noeb
Herbine Sweetens Breath Brightens Eyes Clears Complexion
An to product advertisement notes Herbine by A. Ly Cook promises improved complexion and clear eyes with no ill effects and a price of 60 conte.
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Conte, Mra
A. Ly Cook
The Melancholy Czar and the Mesmerist Rumors
Reports from St. Petersburg claim Czar and Czarina show melancholia while Dr. Merzhievsky, a nervous-disease specialist, visited the south. Varied whispers link Philipp the mesmerist to royal influence, with ministers departing Lividia and speculation on Vladimir’s accession and abdication fears.
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St. Petersburg
Merzhievsky
Russia
Balaklava
Nicholas Kostantinovich
Vladimir
Michael
Phillip
Philipp
Ott
Lividia
Interior
Finance
Prince Obolensky
Ballard's Hound Syrup Sold By A L Cook
A remedy touted as the great specific for throat and lung troubles is offered by Mrs A L Cook. The product, Ballard's Hound Syrup, is advertised with price 26 and 60 cents.
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Bothe Ballard
A. L. Cook
White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Healthier Body
An old advertisement claims White's Cream Vermifuge removes unhealthy tissue for worm prevention and a quick return to health. It lists pricing as cents, with unclear references to Mrs A L Cook as potential maker or seller.
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Cook
The Wonder Millinery Offers 25 Percent Off
25 percent off on all street dates and children's cape announced by H A Murlier The Wonder Millinery. Finest line of trimmed and pattern hats in the city. Call to view goods. no trouble to show. Correct styles correct prices.
Prime Salt Salmon at Idaho Packing Markets
Prime Salt Salmon advertised as the season’s choice distributed by Idaho Packing Company at East and West Side Markets.
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Idaho Packing Company
East
West Side
Settlement talks begin in Anthracite Strike conference
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and Clarence Darrow arrive in Washington for a conference with Wayne MacVeagh on the Anthracite Coal Strike. They discuss a nine hour day, a ten per cent raise, and yearly agreements as talks resume between miners and coal companies Hillside Coal and Iron and Pennsylvania Coal Company.
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Washington, D. C
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Wayne MacVeagh
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Clarence & Darrow
H. D. Lloyd
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillside Coal & Iron Company
Darrow
MacVeagh
McVeagh
Independent coal operators oppose union settlement plan
New York November 25 independent coal operators protested to the coal hauling railroads against a proposed settlement with the Mine Workers Union. They argued that the suggested basis would forever empower the unions and perpetuate the injustices attributed to the United Mine Workers.
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New York
Mine Workers’ Union
United Mine Workkers
Wool market fears as western sheepmen brace for winter
F L Orcutt of San Francisco warns that drought and freight shortages will force western sheep owners in Utah Idaho Montana and Wyoming to winter far more sheep than ranges can support. He says rail car scarcity prevented shipments to eastern markets this year, likely depressing prices and wool quality unless extra feed is secured.
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F. L. Orcutt
San Francisco
Boston
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Mr. Orcutt
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