County and City Tax Levy Set for Bannock County
Bannock County commissioners set a 2.10 per 100 levy for state and county purposes, with Pocatello city and the local school levy bringing the total to 3.60 per 100. The minutes detail allocations to state funds, wagon road, industrial school bonds, current expenses, general and road funds, interest on debt, and warrant redemption, effective for 1903.
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Board of Commissioners
Bannock County
Pocatello
Mareh Ilth
Territorial
Cabinet Meeting News Sparks National Speculation
The Briton reports on a pivotal cabinet gathering held since yesterday. Officials have released details of a major question that has generated widespread public interest and uncertainty about government plans moving forward.
Wilshire Speech to Socialist Voters Sparks Debate
Dresden reports Represen tatives of three union Social Democratic voters forming a sizable bloc. The article notes they comprise more than a quarter of the German electorate as the speech unfolds.
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Dresden
Union Social Democratic
Bulgaria's Last Appeal Drives Guerrilla Plans
Sofia reports to great powers that the Porte devastates Macedonia and massacres Christians. Bulgarians warn they will take necessary measures if not restrained. Revolutionary leaders switch to guerrilla tactics in eastern Macedonia with about 2,000 armed insurgents and 1,600 new bands en route. Turkish forces in the area number roughly 17,000 as clashes continue near Pirin and Okrida.
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Macedonia
Sofia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Pirin
Rev
Austria
Veles
Okrida
Wealth of Idaho State Assessed Valuation Rises Over Five Million
Idaho's equalized assessed valuation totals 65 964 785 09 dollars, up 4 673 909 73 from last year. Ada county gains 1 939 342 05 while Shoshone falls 1 709 124 18 due to mine tax changes. Nez Perce up 1 558 702 70. Custer Elmore Oneida and Washington down.
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Idaho
State Board of Equalization
Ada County
Shoshone County
Shoshone
Nez Perce
Custer
Elmore
Oneida
Washington
State tax apportioned among counties by valuation
The state board of equalization assigns state tax amounts to counties by proportional valuation. It states that each county’s total assessed valuation on the prior year roll determines its share of the aggregate statewide assessment. The text lists the apportioned amounts for each county.
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State Board of Equalization
State Board Totals From County Equalization Report
The table shows the actual work of equalization on assessable property excluding railways telegraphs and telephones. It lists amounts turned in by county commissioners and the totals equalized by the state board.
Widows' exemptions noted in state equalization totals
The state board of equalisation does not include widows' exemptions in totals or county returns. Exemptions amounting to 378,981 were submitted as part of the figures discussed.
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State Board of Equalisation
Alaskan Boundary dispute tensions rise in London hearings
London September 15 The Alaskan Boundary Commission reopened at the Foreign Office as oral arguments began The Canadians warned they would resent an adverse ruling The case centers on whether the boundary should follow the general trend of the coast as per a 1903 Coast Survey report A subtle distinction noted by officials but judged to make little difference in the outcome The remarks came as Lord Alverstone ruled on the matter in a dialogue seen as favoring the United States
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London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Foreign Office
Portland Channel
Finlay
United States Coast Survey
Washington
Turner
Alverstone
Lord Alverstone
Aet
United Add
Payne Declines to Answer Subpoena in New York Hearing
Washington reports Acting Attorney General Hoyt directed Postmaster General Payne to decline appearing at a Beavers case hearing. Payne sent Inspector Lawrence Leatherman as representative, stating no legal warrant required his testimony.
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Washington
Hoyt
Payne
New York
George W. Beavers
Genersl Chase
Bce
Lawrence Leatherman
Opening session of National Irrigation Congress at Ogden
Delegates from eleven western states march into Ogden Utah for the eleventh session of the National Irrigation Congress. President W A Clark opens the meeting with an invocation by J R Winder and welcomes from Mayor William Classman and Governor Wells.
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Ogden
Utah
Mississippi
Great Territory
National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
United Stas
W. A. Clark
Tabernacle
Jne R. Winder
Joseph Smith
William Classman
Wells
Clark
National
Irigation Congress
Bulgaria Appeals for Protection Over Turkish Rampage
Sofia reports bulgaria accuses the turkish government of systematic annihilation of Bulgarians and mobilization in european turkey. It seeks protection from powers and warns of a potential clash with turkey. St petersburg calls for active intervention with foreign officers to oversee turkish expeditions and curb cruelty.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Macedonia
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