Heyburn Voices Tariff Debate In Gate City
Senator Weldon B. Heyburn addressed a large audience at McNichols Wright hall in the Gate City about tariff policy and national prosperity. He argued for protective measures, attacked free trade, recalled 1890s Republican gains, and criticized Bryan and the Democratic platform.
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Platte
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Hearst Accusations Denied by Haskell in Oil Inquiry
In Chicago and Washington both Haskell officials deny ties to Standard Oil. Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma calls Hearst affidavits false and cites a September 12 1908 Oklahoma City speech exonerating him. W C Haskell, former U S marshal at Cleveland, says he never had any connection with Standard Oil.
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Hearst
St. Louis
F. S. Monett
Ohio
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Standard Oil
Haskell
Standard Oil Company
United States
Cleveland
Columbus
Foraker Explains In Ohio Journal Purchase Incident
Cincinnati reports Senator Foraker explains a $50,000 Columbus draft tied to the Ohio State Journal purchase. The draft was endorsed by Foraker, returned after the deal failed, and the incident was said to be forgotten, as relayed to the Associated Press.
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Ohio State Journal
Columbus
John D. Archbold
St. Louis
William R. Hearst
Senator Foraker
Associated Press
Foraker
Ban nock County Democrats Call For Primaries And Convention
Ban nock County in Idaho prepares for a party clash as Dubois faction leaders and anti-Dubois allies push primaries on September 28 and a convention at Pocatello on October 3. The dispute centers on county control, potential ticket formation, and alignment with state and national platforms.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Supreme Court
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Tribune
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The
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Graham
Hopson
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Republicarty
McCammon
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Bannockunty
Three Republican county candidates named in Bannock county
The Tribune and McCammon Banner report announced Republican candidates for Bannock county offices. Potential nominees include H V A Ferguson for county attorney, W H Hillman for county assessor, Myers Cohn for county commissioner, with incumbents and others eyed for sheriff and treasurer seats. Primary date is September 28 and convention October 3 in McCammon.
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Tribune
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McCammon
W. H. Hillman
Myers Cohn
Oneida
Ait
George E. Gray
Charles Bassett
Steamer Aeon Wrecked Near Christmas Island In Pacific
News from Sydney confirms the British steamer Aeon wrecked on Christmas Island near the equator in the Pacific. Passengers were landed safely. the Vancouver to Sydney steamer Manuka will rescue them at Fanning Island next Tuesday. Five hundred mail bags were saved from the wreck. The island is uninhabited with cocoanuts and fish available.
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Christmas Island
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Equator
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Manuka
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Ten torpedo boats awarded to Atlantic coast firms
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf announced contracts for ten torpedo boats after congress authorized the program. All awards go to Atlantic coast firms.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Train wreck tragedy reported near Richmond
A weather and passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad near Richmond Virginia was involved in a serious wreck this afternoon with several reported killed and ongoing emergency response crews at the scene.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio
Elks Plan Purple Day Trip to Blackfoot Fair
Local Elks committee announces a Purple Day outing to the Bing ham county fair in Blackfoot next Thursday. Round trip fare is one dollar on the Short Line. The Gate City band of 22 will accompany from Poca tello, and many residents are expected to join. Elaborate preparations are under way in Blackfoot to welcome visitors.
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Pocatello
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Stocks Slide as Market Fails to Hold Gains
New York news reports a market slump with early gains erased by midmorning and heavy selling in the final hour. Analysts attribute the decline to political conditions affecting investor sentiment.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wheat Market Closes Higher in Chicago Trade
Chicago markets report December wheat closing at 1 dollar one and three eighths per bushel, signaling marginal gains as traders weigh supply and demand factors.
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Chicago
Quaker State in Hard Luck amid Drought and Water Shortages
Pennsylvania endures severe drought with no rain for months east of the Alleghenies. Water costs eight cents per gallon as farmers haul water to Shenandoah and other towns. Duncannon and Harrisburg area streams run unusually low. Schuylkill at Philadelphia is the lowest since 1869. Forest fires scorch over 30 000 acres.
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Schuylkill River
Governor Jim Brady to Open Campaign Tour in Idaho
Republican campaign shifts from preliminaries to full battle as Governor James H. Brady plans speeches in Troy on Sept 22 and lists a broader itinerary through Oct 5 including Moscow Lewiston and Coeur d Alene. Other speakers like Col Thomas R Hamer ex Gov J T Morrison and Sam Boalleyne join later with immigration commissioner Allan Miller. Target issues include state conditions tariff national platform and Taft.
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Ida
James H. Brady
Troy
Heyburn
W. J. McConnell
Thomas R. Hamer
Congress
J.T. Morrison
Sam Boallantyne
Sweet
Allan Miller
Brady
Podlatch
Deary
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Lewiston
Taft
Three Cars Leave For Bottoms Fishing Trip
Ben Bean Bob Hayes and Paul Gartner drove three automobiles this forenoon toward the Bottoms where the boys plan to fish over Sunday.
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Ben Bean
Bob Hayes
Paul Gartner
State party plans new daily paper in capital city
Idaho Republicans raise over 45000 for a capital city daily to challenge the morning organ. State Chairman Barney O Neil of Wallace says a proposed paper will be a morning daily with leased wire telegraph reports and a goal to launch soon if arrangements succeed.
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Wallace
Boise Capital News
Idaho
State Central Committee
Hastings
O'Neil
Foraker Bumped From Cincinnati League Talk
Reported today that Senator Foraker has been asked to withdraw as a speaker at the League of Republican Clubs meeting in Cincinnati next Tuesday. He was set to share the platform with Mr. Taft, though national headquarters offered no comment.
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Heyburn
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Senator Foraker
League of Republican Clubs
Cincinnati
Taft
Forest Fires Threaten New York Regions
Albany reports fires sweeping the Adirondacks and Catskills as authorities fear a repeat of 1903 losses with forests burning over a thousand acres in the Adirondacks and hundreds in the Catskills, risking lives and property.
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Catskills
Honor for Holzheimer Washington attorney general candidate
William Holzheimer, longtime Pocatello lawyer who moved to Seattle in 1905, is named the Democratic candidate for Washington attorney general. He is confident of election despite Washington’s Republican lean. His brother Frank L. Holzheimer, now in Seattle, visits Pocatello before continuing to Kansas City on business.
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William Holzheimer
Pocatello
Washington
Holzheimer
Gate City
Frank L. Holzheimer
Kansas City
Frank
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