Dubois Is The Boss In Whip Role
Dubois leads the team with strong control as the Whip in a decisive leadership display. The performance highlights skill and authority in the given context.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
1
Democratic Idaho convention names ticket amid faction strife
Idaho Democratic delegates backed a Dubois led slate at the state convention with Hutchinson for Congress, Hunt ally Fogg for Supreme Court, and Bannock county critics shut out. The meeting featured sharp clashes over nominations and ended with Hunt's victory and the crowd's tense mood.
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Hunt
Fred T. Dutois
Democratic Party of Idaho
Democratic Party of
Idaho
Dubois
Hutchinson
Bassett
Culver
Callahan
Fogg
Democrats of
Close call on professional trip ends with concussion
Dr. C B Steely narrowly escaped serious injury after a collision near McCammon during a two seat survey trip. The party’s wagon crashed through a barbed wire fence. Steely suffered a back concussion, a cut, and bruises but is recovering with a cane after returning home by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steely
Lee Merrick
Dempsey
McCammon
Mr. Merrick
Doctor Steely
Threat of Volcanic Activity From Martinique to Port Rico
United States consul Louis Hayne in Chicago warns of renewed Martinique and St Vincent volcanic activity. He says Mont Pelee could erupt with massive loss of life across a chain of islands housing about 750000 people. He notes coastal settlements and limited steamship lines could not evacuate large numbers quickly.
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Chicago
Martinique
St. Vincent
Louis Hayne
United States
Guadaloupe
Mont Pelee
Pelee
Porto Rico
His Island Claimer Backed by Japanese Notice
Acting Secretary Adee was informed by the Japanese legation that Captain Rosehill reached Marcus Island on July 30th to lay claim and take possession. No Japanese warship aided him and the commander sent him a letter warning against forcible occupation. Rosehill departed about a week later. He retains any rights his action might have.
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Washington
Adee
Rosehill
Marcus Island
Biifeeeth
Advica
Miners Face End to Kanawha Strike As Work Resumes
Charleston West Virginia September 6 The coal miners strike in the Kanawha and New River fields with about five thousand workers appears near an end. Local union leaders are instructing miners to return to their jobs on the best possible terms. no formal agreement has been announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Cocal
Kanawha
New River
War ends as North Atlantic squadron reassigns ships
Pleck Island reports the north Atlantic squadron separating to new stations after the war maneuvers. Rear Admiral Higginson praised the learning from maneuvers as crucial to navy readiness. In New London, Major General MacArthur sent a telegram expressing full satisfaction with army performance in the war maneuvers concluding at noon.
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Pleck Island
R. L
North Atlantic
Higginson
New London
MacArthur
Army Doctor Retires Surgeon General Forwood to be Succeeded
Brigadier General William H. Forwood, surgeon general of the army, retires under the age limit. He will be succeeded Monday by Brigadier General Robert M. O'Reilly, recently in charge of the medical corps in California and White House physician during President Cleveland's two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. Forwood
Army
Robert M. O'Reilly
O’reilly
Medical Corps
Department of California
White House
Cleveland
Porto Rico coffee gains French tariff access
The President proclaimed the August 22 agreement with France extending trade advantages to Porto Rico. Coffee produced on the island will enter French markets at the minimum tariff rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Porto Rico
Boies to be nominated for Congress at Dubuque convention
Waterloo dispatches report that members of the congressional committee and local party leaders announce former Governor Boies will be nominated for Congress to oppose Speaker Henderson at the Third District Democratic convention in Dubuque next Thursday.
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Des Mecines
Waterloo
Congressional Committee
Boies
Congress
Henderson
Dubuque
Battle Near Caracas With Revolutio nists Rout by Government Troops
Washington reports that Mr Bowen United States Minister at Caracas telegraphed the State Department of a four hour battle yesterday on the mountain behind the American legation. Government troops defeated the revolutionists.
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Washington
Bowen
United States
Caracas
Department of State
Legation
Williams McMillan Declines Senate Candidacy
Detroit report states Williams and McMillan announced they will not run for the United States Senate to succeed the late James McMillan, ending speculation about a family political bid.
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Detroit
Williams
McMillan
United States Senate
James McMillan
Sympathy Resolution Acknowledges American Workers
The Trades' Union Congress adopted a sympathy resolution for American workers resisting the trusts and railroad presidents. The move signals transatlantic labor solidarity during a period of industrial tension.
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London
Trades' Union Congress
Fire destroys Ann Arbor and Grand Track freight sheds
A blaze this morning destroyed the Ann Arbor and Grand Track railway freight sheds. A burning freight train half a mile down the line also caught fire. Estimated loss at least 150000 dollars.
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Durang, Miah
Ann Arbor
Grand Track
Biazy
Roosevelt Arrives in Wheeling amid Crowd and Injury
President Roosevelt train rolled into Wheeling West Virginia where he was met by a large crowd. His right cheek showed swelling and his left eye was discolored after a mishap earlier in the trip. He spoke from the McClure hotel balcony to four states and waved along a decorated route as cheering crowds lined the streets.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Roosevelt
McClure
Guadeloupe Safe Despite Fearful State Department Note
Washington reported the State Department received a message from Point a Pitre dated Sept 6 stating Guadeloupe is safe. The note was signed by rel FORANDN, Vice Consul, and describes no further details about the situation.
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Washington
State Department
Point Au Pitre
Guade
Eruption of Soaffriere Volcano Grips Kingston Island
Last night Soaffriere volcano erupted enveloping Kingston with electric clouds and smoke. By dawn the eruption subsided but atmosphere remains unsettled with obscured sun and heat. Sand fell ten miles from the crater and northern centers are deserted. Chateau Bellair is believed destroyed.
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Kingston
St. Vincent
Soaffriere
Il O
Chatteau Bellair
Mayor Proclaims Riot Protections Amid Striker Threats
Cheyenne Wyoming September proclamation by Mayor J L Murray promises ample protection for Union Pacific Railroad employees and others traveling city streets. City resources will be used if needed to ensure safety as tensions rise between strikers and strike breakers in local shops. Police force is doubled and any interference will lead to arrest and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. L. Murray
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Murray
Miners Return to Work Near Bramwell and Norfolk Mines
About a thousand more striking miners resumed work today at the Norfolk and Western mines, bringing total resumed to about 20 percent since yesterday morning. Officials expect full regional operation to resume by Monday.
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Bramwell
W. Va
Norfolk & Western
Funeral for William Craig in Chicago Today
Pan funeral services for William Craig secret service man killed with President Roosevelt on his New England tour were held in Chicago. William W. Wilson of St. Mark's Episcopal church led the service. Mrs Craig, age 80, could not attend. President Roosevelt sent a large floral bouquet. Pallbearers included Chief Porter of the Chicago station.
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Chicago
William Craig
Secret Service
Roosevelt
New England
William W. Wilson
St. Mark's Episcohal
Craig
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