Flags of Japan and America Entwined
Tokio Oct 21 Two official lunch events and a grand garden party hosted by Admiral Togo for the American battleship fleet marked today’s entertainment. The Sesinjiku imperial gardens hosted 1500 guests including American officers and Japanese elites with silver gilt cloisonne pins as souvenirs. The fleet plans to depart Yokohama next Sunday.
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Tokio
Admiral Togo
Katsura
Sesinjiku Imperial Gardens
Versailles
Yokohama
Socialist Orator Harry M. McKee to Speak Tonight
San Diego based Socialist Party lecturer and northern California organizer Harry M. McKee will deliver a Socialistic political address at the old S D S amusement hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Admission is free.
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Harry M. McKee
San Diego
Socialist Party
California
S. D.S
McKee
Captain Taylor's Miraculous Escape
Nashville dispatch reports Colonel R. Z. Taylor reached Tiptonville Tenn safe after escaping night riders who fired about five hundred shots at him. The aged Trenton lawyer was seized from a Walnut Log hotel with Captain Quinton Rankin and fled by leaping into a bayou and swimming to safety.
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Nashville
Tiptonville
Tenn
R. Z. Taylor
Trenton
Walnut Log
Quinton Rankin
Rankin
Taylor
Patterson Orders Militia to Hunt Reel Foot Lake Murder Suspects
Union City Tennessee reports Governor Patterson arrived at dawn to direct the pursuit of those involved in the murder of Captain Rankin at Reel Foot Lake. One hundred fifty militiamen under Col. W Tatum arrive to be deployed across the district.
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Union City
Tenny
Patterson
Rankin
Reel Foot Lake
W. €. Tatum
Borah Speaking Engagement Cancelled For Idaho Meeting
A Borah meeting in Idaho was canceled after Republican headquarters in Boise notified county chairman Rob ert J Hayes that Senator Borah could not connect to the city event. Borah meanwhile campaigns in Colorado and will travel Friday morning to Minidoka for a large address. Special trains from Twin Falls Buhl Rupert Shoshone Gooding and nearby points will transport attendees to Minidoka for the event.
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Republican
Robert J. Hayes
Boise
Senator Borah
Colorado
Gate City
Minidoka
Twi Falls
Buhl
Rupert
Shoshone
Gooding
Republican Candidate for Bannock County Attorney
The Republican party renominates George E. Gray for county attorney, praising his 14 years in southeastern Idaho practice and his record as a diligent, honest, and impartial official. Born in Wisconsin in 1867, he moved to Idaho in 1891, married Meda Whalen, and has two children. a former attorney general candidate in 1900, he remains a tireless Republican worker and trusted adviser to county officials.
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Board of Commissioners
Republican Party
George E. Gray
Idaho
Bannock County
Sparta
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Meda Whalen
Gray
Three Die In Eight-Story Tenement Fire In New York
A six story tenement at 63 East Third Street caught fire in the basement and quickly consumed the lower floors. Three people were killed four injured and about a hundred were endangered as firemen and police evacuated residents amid flames and smoke.
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New York
East Third Street
Howling Coyotes Bark at Frank Buhl Support
E B Gillespie tours Idaho from King Hill to Boise and Twin Falls praising Frank Buhl, a Sharon Pennsylvania philanthropist. He recounts Buhl’s early support for the Carey net irrigation project and predicts a Republican landslide on November 3.
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E. E. Gillespie
Pocatello
Downey
King Hill Land
Boise
Twin Falls
Gillespie
King Hill
Bannock County
Idaho
James H. Brady
Pinney Theatre
Burg
Carey Net
State Land Board
Frank Buhl
Sharon
Buhl
Tornado Wreaks Havoc Across Tucumcari Area
A deadly tornado struck Tucumcari New Mexico last night killing J. 8 Owens' eight year old son seriously injuring Owens and wrecking Hartford shacks and several homes. Thomas Jones and Mrs J G Watkins perished in claim shanties and T C Williams died in Quay valley as 60 miles of plains were swept by the storm.
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EI Paso
Texas
Tucumcari
N. M
Owens
Hartford
Tucumeari
Thomas Jones
J. G. Watkins
Quay Valley
T. C. Williams
James L. Dunford Visits Gate City on Official Mission
Bloomington resident James L. Dunford, a chief deputy game warden in Bear Lake county, travels to Gate City for state official business.
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James L. Dunford
Bloomington
Bear Lake County
Gate City
Assembly at the Academy elects student officers
At the academy assembly Dave Rose wins as president by one vote over Bess Burnside after a spirited campaign. Guy Clendenin edges Burnside 84 to 83 for vice president. Pete Durham withdraws before the final ballot. Other officers will be chosen later.
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Dave Rose
Guy Clendennin
Bess Burnside
Reed
Cheney
del Sullivan
Claud Bistlinel
Guy Clendenin
Dave Reese
Joe Griffith
Bistline
Eol Ice Press
Griffith
Sullivan
Pete Durham
Durham
Pete
Burnside
Clendenin
Death Comes A Heroic Negro Fire On Hudson Steamer
Four colored men die in the burning of the Hudson river steamer New York at Marvels ship yard Newburgh New York. The fire origin unknown. The vessel moored since day line season. Matthews dove back through smoke to save companions and perished. The hunting vessel passengers barely escaped. Steamer valued at 500000 dollars.
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Newburgh
N. Y
New York
Marvel
Matthews
Sone
Bridge construction begins on Snake River crossing at Tilden
Work starts within two to three days on the Snake River bridge at Tilden to connect Gate City merchants with a growing agricultural region. Moulton of Denver brings crew and materials are en route. project cost $10,590 and traffic is planned by January 1.
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Snake River
Tilden
Gate City
M. &. Moulton
Denver
Baugh
Democratic Victory Foretells Wage Cuts for Railroad Workers
Newark Ohio October 21 Democratic victory would meet a reduction of wages among railroad employes. William J Bryan attacked the Republican campaign tactics in a before breakfast speech, denouncing a "new menace" and urging voters amid a flurry of speeches across the state.
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New York
Bryan
Newark
Ohio
Ward Heeler
New York Central Lines
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Republicans in Bannock seek strong delegation for winter legislature
The article urges Bannock county Republicans to back a solid delegation to the Idaho legislature, led by Senator J. Frank Hunt and Representatives Ed L Holzheimer T M Edwards and John Schutt. It profiles Schutt, a German-born Idaho candidate from Cleveland Gentile Valley, highlighting his long Republican record and business background.
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Bannock County
Brady
J. Frank Hunt
Ed. L. Holzheimer
T. M. Edwards
John Schutt
Fred T. Dubois
Sehutt
Idaho
Mr. Selatt
Ile
Taft Seen Winning Missouri and Kentucky Amid GOP Momentum
Chairman Hayes reports a letter from Lieutenant Governor Burrell of Montpelier praising Taft. Burrell notes Taft is all right nationwide and appears set to win Missouri and Kentucky. Democrats remain hopeful but concede momentum favors the Republican candidate.
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Taft
Hayes
Republican County Central Committee
B.A. Burrell
Montpelier
Graysville
Burrell
Missouri
Kentncy
Judge Taft Resting in Cincinnati Before Indiana Trip
Cincinnati reports a day of quiet as Judge Taft arrives and rests at his brother Charles P. Taft's home. He will begin three days of work in Indiana tomorrow morning and the Taft special departs for New York City Saturday night.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Charles P. Taft
Indiana
New York City
Idaho cattle theft case drags through district court
The state of Idaho versus A M Stangle and Henry Fry for cattle theft proceeds slowly in district court before Judge Alfred Budge. Separate trials were requested. Stangle case chosen first with a Teodore Swanson steer alleged stolen on August 3. Witnesses include Fdear C Smith James T Williams Sheriff D I Quigley and John Fraser as trial resumes with Swanson family testimonies.
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Idaho
A. M. Stangle
Henry Fry
Alfred Budge
Gray
Stangle
Theodore Swanson
Portnenf River
H. Swensen
W. A. Mellon
N. D. van Leuven
E.R. Kendall
Robert Criswell
W. KF. Brewster
N. D. Thatcher
Dan Sheldon
M. Muir
Joseph Kieher
Sterrett
Thomas Hateh
Fdear C. Smith
Theodore Swinson, Jr
Theodore Gathe
Theodore Swanson, Sr
Swanson
C. A. Boyd
Standrod
Five kinds of nut bars at Holmes and Co
Holmes and Co offers five varieties of nut bars. The assortment features almonds cashews peanuts and pecans in varying sweetness and textures. Each bar is individually crafted and packaged for retail counters and cafes.
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Holmes & Co
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