Heitfeld Leaves Populists for Democratic Ties in Idaho
United States Senator Henry Heitfeld declares he will join the Democratic Party and urges Idaho Populist leaders to dissolve the party to unite with Democrats. He cites 1896 1900 campaigns and West state issues such as the isthmian canal river development public lands trusts and Chinese exclusion as reasons to unite for greater influence and committee access in Congress. Heitfeld asks D H Andrews to convene the state committee to endorse the move and join the Democratic cause for liberty and free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Heitfeld
D. H. Andrews
Washington, D.C
People's Party State Committee
Boise
Idaho
People’s Party
Republic
People's Party
Congress
Senate
Democratic Party
Jefferson and
Jackson
Party
Masses
W. J. Bryan
People's
Bryan
People’s
West
Columbia
Snake Rivers
State Committee
Henry Heitfeld
Court at Council New Rhulin Brought Out During A Very Entertaining Session
A lively council court session featured the appearance of Rhulin as new proceedings or speakers were illustrated in an entertaining format. The event drew attention for its unexpected exchanges and public interest.
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Rhulin
Courthouse Brawl Spurs Confusion and Court Fines
A heated session in county court saw Attorneys Burtenshaw and Rhea clash verbally and physically, drawing a judge into the fray. A lead pencil jab and a flying book preceded a chaotic scene with the judge atop, then calm restored. Both lawyers faced fines of five dollars. meanwhile a tent theft and horse dispute framed the day’s cases, with juries releasing the suspect and returning costs to a private citizen.
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Council
Gray
Dodge David Richardson
Geo. P. Rhea
Burtenshaw
Rineheart
Ed Gilligan
Arthur Gardiner
Gilligan
Gardiner
Rhea
Judge Rhea
David Richardson
Abulin
David
Should Run Excursions To Payette Valley Emigration
Tris notes over a hundred families have located in the Payette valley since October first. Real estate firms are energetic and send agents east to recruit colonists. They offer reduced tickets to homeseekers and act as guides, aiding settlers eager for a change.
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Tris
Payette
Bald Newspaper Man Promotes Hair Growth Elixir
A fragment cites veteran journalist Daniel Searles in Butte and advertises Newbro's Herpicide to cure dandruff and restore hair. It mentions a Colonel, bottles of Herpicide, and claims of marvelous results, alongside milinery and a merchant named Mrs Hand.
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Northwest
Daniel Searles
Butte
Jan
Newbro
Evangelist touts One Minute Cough Cure remedy
Rev James Kirkman evangelist of Belle River Illinois states he suffered years with bronchial lung trouble until using One Minute Cough Cure which gives immediate relief for coughs colds and lung troubles. He says it is safe pleasant to take and beloved by children. Also notes local ads for Corelle crockery farming loans and local shops.
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James Kirkman
Belle River
Lll
David Dave Co
In the British Camps Women Sleep on Ground in Transvaal
Women in Transvaal camps endure hardship as beer drinkers sleep on bare ground, reflecting wartime social strain and colonial life. Reports note scarce shelter, rough conditions, and ongoing tensions affecting civilian morale near Pretoria.
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Transvaal
Boer Camps in South Africa Death Rates Alarm Fans
Rev Herman Van Broeckhuysen told Boer sympathizers in New York that concentration camps along the railroad line hold women and children on bare ground. He cited dire conditions with high death rates from hunger and disease, noting 264 per 1000 overall and 433 per 1000 among children, far higher than England and Wales.
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New York
Herman van Broeckhuysen
Tenta
England
Wales
South Africa
Dragged to Death at Thousand Springs This Week
A young man named Gilbert Hayes, twenty one, was thrown from a horse while being driven from the field to the house at Thousand Springs. The animal dragged him a half mile until the horse stopped at the home corral. Hayes died. Interment followed at Mann creek. Several lines praise Pete Keeney and county road overseers Beardsley and Kimbrough for recent road improvements in the valley and local districts.
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Thousand Springs
Gilbert Hayes
Mann Creek
Pete Keeney
Beardsley
Gorrie Lane
Kimbrough
Cheap Skates and the Utah Press Menace
A critical column attacks cheap newspapers and wages in Utah, denouncing low pay and propping up the integrity of legitimate press. It calls out publishers who underpay, urges the Utah Press Association to expel them, and warns of the media’s decline without higher standards. Also promotes Holiday Furniture stock and a Swedish play Ole Olson as local notices.
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Utah
John
Park Record
Ax Exchange
Bae Pares
Espreas
Pny
Utah Presa Association
Washington County
A. G. Conoztun
Ole Olson
Ole
Golag
Woman saved by operation and Electric Bitters tale
A Wisconsin woman faced peril from gall stones and jaundice with doctors warning only an operation could save her. After trying Electric Bitters she recovered fully, hailed as a cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Also included are stray ads for livestock and local businesses.
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L. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Courcui
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Heitpeld
Andrews
Ole Oleson
Opera House
Ben Hendricks
Gpera
Mr. Hendricks
Withal
Werrier
Mita Co
Portland
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Washington
Omaha
Chicago
Weiser
Shield
Snake River Valley
M, L
Corelle
Joan
McKixsey
Cade
Christus
Mra. Sharai’s
Moyer's New Carriage Paint Shop
Mrs. Sharai
Cordelle
Idaho Milling Co
Holiday Furniture
Poland
China
Neal
Meyer Big Paint and Paper Store
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