Idaho Political Ticket List From Idaho Ballot
A list of state and local elected positions includes Vice-President Henry G Davis Democrat, Governor Henry Heitfeld Nez Perce, Lieutenant-Governor Frank Harris Washington, Congressman F H Holtzheimer Bannock, Supreme Judge N H Clark Custer, Secretary of State J J Walling Canyon, Attorney General Karl Paine Ada, Auditor W H Stufflebeam Bingham, Treasurer Tim Regan, School Superintendent Permeal French Blaine, Mine Inspector M J Linck Shoshone, Presidential Electors A F Parker Idaho John G Brown Bingham and W W Woods Shoshone.
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J. J. Walling
Canyon
Karl Paine
Ada
M. J. Linck
Shoshone
A. F. Parker
Idaho
John G. Brown
Bingham
W. W. Woods
Idaho Democrats endorse platform and eight hour day pledge
The Idaho Democratic platform reaffirms support for the national party and Parker for president, endorses direct primary voting, expands state land board powers, opposes sugar bounty laws, and pledges to fight passes for officials. It calls for independent judiciary, education funding, merit-based office selection, anti polygamy laws, and separation of church and state in governance. The document praises Hon. Fred T. Dubois and alludes to historical political figures and street-level campaigning tactics.
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Democrats of
Idaho
Democratic Party of the Nation
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Henry G
Iit. Deere
State Board of Land Com
Supreme Court
Anan Andian
Rep
Ublic
Democratic Party of Idaho
Democratic Party
United States
Fred T. ‘Dubois
United States Senate
Idajho
Mition
Political contention over navy size and Philippine policy
A critical column questions Secretary Morton's push for a stronger US navy, arguing self-protection and anti-imperial stance. The piece contends the Philippines subjugation stretches coast defense, inflates population to defend, and predicts limited need to grow forces. It notes campaign funding hints from Mr. Davis and election outlook in West Virginia.
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Morton
United States
America
Philippine
Idaho Republicans Sing New Song
A new republican song is being sung in Idaho. The piece references Mary had a little lamb with a white fleece and claims that everything the Mormons want they get in Idaho.
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Idaho
Mary
Idaho’s Sheep King Faces Vote Challenge in Custer County
Frank Gooding, Idaho’s sheep king, is unlikely to secure enough votes in Custer County to win the governorship. The county’s large base of sheep growers prefers other candidates and voices skepticism about a sheep man governor on the upcoming November election.
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Frank Gooding
Idaho
Custer County
Heitfeld Democratic Governor Bid Highlighted
A political pitch touts Senator Heitfeld as a clean future Idaho governor on the Democratic ticket. It praises his Senate record as honest and bold, calls him labor’s best friend, and argues he will run a model state with honest government.
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Heitfeld
Idaho
United States Senate
Labor
Eight Hour Bill and Labor in a Republican Era
The piece argues that a republican legislature defeated the Eight Hour bill two years ago and labels the party aristocratic, offering no relief for labor. It cites Colorado’s Republican governor and a broad conservative stance, while noting Sen Hoar’s critical illness and the recent losses of Hanna, Quay, and West. It ends with the claim that eight years in power suffices for any party.
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Colorado
Hoar
America
Hanna
Antor Quay
West
Philadelphia unions threaten action over Harrisburg state house labor
Indignant labor unions in Philadelphia accuse the state of using non union labor on the Harrisburg state house project. Unable to obtain satisfaction from authorities, they threaten to hold President Roosevelt and his party responsible and claim they can swing enough votes to aid the Democrats in the state election.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
President Reprimands Philadelphia Postmaster Over Clerk Selections
The President rebuked postmaster McMichael for hiring 49 Republicans for clerk roles while 49 Democrats were rejected, warning him to hereafter follow Civil Service law. Roosevelt does not order dismissal of illegally appointed clerks or restoration of rejected appointees, illustrating Civil Service Reform in practice.
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McMichael
Philadelphia
Congress
Roosevelt
Campaign slogan on meat and wheat prices
A fragmented line presents a campaigny refrain criticizing high meat prices and dollar wheat, pitched to appealing to the well fed and less accessible voters, implying a populist message about cost of living and economic policy.
Texas Hogg Backs Republican Tourna ment Loss
The fragment notes a Texas Hogg shifting support for a Republican tournament and describes a heavy loss to the party. It mentions he tilts the scales, referencing 914 in a cryptic way, but provides little concrete context or names beyond Hogg and the party.
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Texas Hogg
Jbanks
Captain Newport invites cruise with Morton on battleship
Paul eagerly agrees to a cruise proposed by the ship captain at Newport, expressing a wish to ride on the cow catcher during the voyage.
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Newport
Sec Om Morton
Paul
Age boasts bounce back in political jab tale
The remark by Mr. Root aimed at candidate Davis for Vice President backfires as the piece cites aged figures. It recalls Admiral Dandolo at 99, Senator Wark at 101 in Canada, Voltaire at 86, Thomas Parr of London at 140, and a Mrs Parr who divorced him at 120 for statutory reasons.
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Mr. Root
Davis
Dandolo
Constantinople
Senator Wark
Voltaire
Ana
Thomas Parr
London
Dinner table overlooked in cost of living tables
Roosevelt's Labor Commissioner shows food costs versus wages while Interior's Secretary says wages buy more food. General Grosvenor also presents figures. Yet none of these tables examines the actual dinner table, the real measure of living costs.
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Roosevelt
Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Gen. Grosvenor
Taggart Accepts DNC Chair Nomination Amid Campaign
Tom Taggart agrees to chair the Democratic National Committee and endures a nationwide tour for the next two months. If he wins on November 8, the political race will shift focus away from him as the campaign continues.
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Tom Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Paign
Idaho Parties Split Over Polygamy Plank in Platforms
The text argues Republicans in Idaho largely oppose polygamy yet avoid an anti polygamy plank to win Mormon votes, effectively sanctioning polygamy for political gain. It praises Democrats for inserting an anti polygamy plank as a bold stance, while deeming it poor politics.
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Idaho
Notice of Attachment in Blaine County Idaho Court
In the Fourth Judicial District Blaine County Idaho the case of L. Benner and Hirefe doing business as Meacham Co sm under Henner Meacham versus J. B. Hawtings Lyttleton Price Wa Darlington and Steed notice is given of attachment. The order and writ from CHASE WO Wn attuchipent issued and dated August 1904 by Clerk Geo A McLeod. Publication date August 1904.
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District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Blaine
L. Benner
Hire Fe
Meacham
Cosm
Henner & Meacham
Mt Chase
Darlington
Lyttleton
Atyrust
Geo
A. McLeod
Area summons in a divorce action in Idaho court
The District Court of the Sixth Judicial District in Custer County Idaho issues a summons to Ella B Seager in a divorce suit filed by the plaintiff. It seeks dissolution of the marriage, custody of a child, and other relief. The defendant is required to answer within ten to forty days depending on service locality. failure to appear may result in a default judgment. The notice is signed by GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk, with attorney A Beakley listed, dated 1908.
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District Court of the
Sixth Judicial
State of Idaho
Custer
Ella B. Seager
Seager
Idaho
Sixth Judicial District
Kaho
Geo. E. Keyes
A. Beakley
Plainum
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Messender
M. M. Sweet, Proprietor
The
Challis Post
Alton 8. Parker
Henry G. Davis
Democrat
Henry Heitfeld
Nez Perce
Frank Harris
Washington
F. H. Holtzheimer
Bannock
Supreme Judge
N. H. Clark
W. H. Stufflebeam
Tim Regan
Democratic Platform
Pris
Parker
J. K
Jones
Cal. Brice
Gorman
William Harrity
Cleveland
Tom
Spalpeen
West Virginia
Ron. Howe
James Gayle
Hull & CJ
Eneral Merchandis
Chalsis
William Buster
Prop
Bles
Fingkersone& OJ General Merchandise
Crockery, Hardwarg Challis, Idaho
J. W. Gross
Custer, Idaho
General Merchandise
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