davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

According interview in the Thursdays Stateo =
Belle Chamberlain to be the less hann Miss
and hreequarters of land under the MeCbuy nr Of
had forgotten all about 1t really brdensome tbn a She
Der of the Brady land board keep accurate tab nn ~ m Mem
or she may under the different egregatons @ m land
worked to a finish produces astounding results I am
Belle relieved Of official she might take an
possessions 1t would be worth while y u her
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

Every day that F. NJ Heigho is permitted to remain =
official staff of the governor of Idaho is insult TO t d M
manhood and wonanhood of Idaho He should be drssed @
ceremony and apology offered the people for te [
having been made. rufan who would 90 r. %
mans home commit criminal assault has no place in
that is upheld upon the honor of soldier gentleman
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

What plea the Brady land board put forward for the wreck
of the great Big Lost River irrigation project The had
before for months the reports engineer field that
the dam not being built according specifications One %
business administration is it not?
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

The nonparsan is generally man who believes in pno ,u
OF the offices his political opponents in order to establish his @
claim nonpartisanshp The Boise Democrats have had .n ~
that kind of experience they desire If proposes to be
partisan office he should run for the office and M
seek party nomination
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

That Gaylord W. Thompson lease of large section Of alleged
mineral land resting the bosom of the land board awaiting
the result of the election In the meantime GAYLORD who
ing up for Brady This should have been definitely dis
posed OF several months since but that the Brady business
method of doing things
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

There's Joe Falon the immigration commissioner He has
been hopping all the like wnde in skillet in he in
erest of Brady while ostensb gathering data for the use M
office All the information he has gotten otherwise than in reference
to the governor fences you could put your eye without n
in the least
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12
LAST SEA SHORE EXCURSION
AUGUST 24th.

Via Oregon Short Line Tickets good to anv pont o. \,
Beach, limited Is days and good for sopovers at p
other points returning Ask agents for and further and
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

The Potlatch Lumber Company will be forced await re
suit of the primary election before knowing just what will be done
the matter OF its application purchase 1000 of timber land
he Brady business method of transacting the public business
surely most wonderful in operation
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

The Democratic party stands for those principles that enlarge
the power of the people In this campaign Idaho will make
hight for direct legislation and that great reform will be measure
ably advanced what the result may be- Put
the legislative ticket anywhere who does not stand oy upon this
great principle Let the people rule
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12
LAST SEA SHORE EXCURSION
AUGUST gath.

Via Oregon Short Line Tickets good any point North
Beach, limited Is days end good for stopove
other points returning Ask agents for and further particulars
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

It was unnd of the Capital News call the fact the public
attention that Governor Brady had ignored the charges that
paper made some two years ago against the Goodng land board
Why did the governor protect these individuals from md
ton?
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

Colonel Heigho won't look pretty dress parade u
of man he is
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

Always and ever for the enlargement of the peoples power anu
control of their own affairs
Brady should quickly in securing scapegoat for the Dig
Lost River project failure There is no time lose the people arc
growing restless
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

great moral reform in nearby county appears to have
led by great moral leper
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12


q LAST SEA SHORE EXCURSION
q AUGUST 24th.
Via Oregon Short Line Tickets good to any poirt - !,
Beach, limited Is days and good for sopover at pl oH
other points returning Ask agents for and further @
Every day that f. NJ Heigho is permitted to remain . !
official staff of the governor of Idaho an insult 70 L III u
manhood and wonlanhood of Idaho He should be ds,; a
ceremony and apology offered people for te % @
having been made rufan who would 90 70 an
mans home to commit criminal assault has no place in
that upheld upon the honor OF soldier and gentleman
The nonpasan generally man who believes in pivr u
OF the offices to his political opponents order establish his o
claim nonpartisanshp The Boise Democrats have had u ~
that kind experience they desire If man proposes o M
partisan office he should run for the office nonparsap and M
seek party nomination
There's Joe Faon, the immigration commissioner He has
been hopping all over the state like windlet skillet the in
erest of Brady while osensby gathering data the use M
office All the information he has gotten otherwise than in reference
to the governors fences you could put your eye without nu
in the least
That Gaylord W. Thompson lease of large section of alleged
mineral land resting in the bosom of the land board awaiting
the result of the election In the meantime GAYLORD w wh
ling up for Brady This matter should have been definitely dis
posed of several months since but that the Brady business
method of doing things
The Potlatch Lumber Company will be forced await the
suit of the primary election before knowing Just what will be done
the matter of its application purchase $4,000 OF timber land
surely most wonderful in operation.
What plea the Brady land board put forward
OF the great Big Lost River irrigation project The board had
before for months the reports of its engineer the field that
the dam was not being built according specifications One ua
business administration, is it not?
The Democratic party stands for those principles that enlarge
the power of the people In this campaign Idaho it will make
hight Tor direct legislation and that great reform will be measure
ably advanced matter what the result be- Put
the legislative ticket anywhere who does stand sod this
great principle Let the people rule
1t was unknd of the Capital News call the fact the public
attention that Governor Brady had ignored the serious charges thai
paper made some two ago against the Goodng land @
why did the protect these individuals from me
ton?
Always and ever for the enlargement of the peoples power %
control of their affairs
Brady should act quickly in securing scapegoat for the Ds
Lost Kver project failure There time to lose; the people
growing restless
Colonel Hegho won't look pretty dress parade {" @
governors staff as he did before the people found out what %
If man he is
great moral reform nearby county appears to have 0
eel by great moral leper
A plain understanding may result in misrnderal"Ds
n the future
Why?
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

The Citizen will be any state
election for Cents
The Boise citizen., 1910-08-12

A plain understanding may result in MISUNDERSTANDING
in the future
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
7AGGART YEARNS
To WEAR A TOGA
Democratic National Committee
man Avowed Aspirant for
Senatorial HOnOrs
Especial Dispatch to The Call

IOFSSiNt DhoFdsNH ~ HC SOtil
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April %
Thomas Taggart, democratic national
committeeman, finally broke his
long silence today and at French Lick
formally announced his candidacy for
the democratic nomination for the
United States senatorship, declaring
that, come what may. he is an avowed
aspirant for this honor.
Il will be candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for United States
senator under any circumstances he
said. I'm the event that the coming
state convention decides to take the
matter up and make the nomination
then 1 will go before the convention
as an aspirant for the nomination and
shall make as good a fight as 1 know
how In the event the convention
leaves the matter to the next Iegisla-
ture. will be a candidate for the hon
or then"
democrats are talking at a great
rate about the significance of Tag
CARTS formal announcement Taggart
men are pleased and are asserting that
the announcement never would have
been made if Taggart had not already
assured himself that he will be able TO
prevent the state delegates from adopt-
ing Governor MarshalFs senatorial Sc
lection plan.
In other words. the Taggart men de-
clare that they have the fight won and
that the democrats in convention will
refuse to uphold the Marshall scheme
for indorsing senatorial candidate.
Taggart men do not go so far as TO saw
that the state convention will indorse
Taggart for United States senator. but
they do assert that the convention win
not indorse any other man.
John E. Lamb says that Tagrart' :
declaration is bluff. pure and simple.
and that it is meant to alright certain
timid democrats.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
nation, STATE,
CITY WELCOME
ROYAL VISITOR
Gayly Decorated Chinatown
UnmOved in Presence of
Royalty
Informal Public Reception Given
in Distinguished Visitors
Honor

w t'' naass.. "'ss n''-ss hi. 'np.,'.' -sa
highness Prince Tsai Toa.
member of the Chinese
royal family. younger brother of the
prince regent of the Chinese empire
and chief of the general staff of his
country, was greeted on his arrival
into San Francisco on the Chiyo Maru
early yesterday morning, the event
being made into spectacular display
in which guns thundered, trumpets
blared and bands crashed.
Horse. foot and guns escorted the
oriental prince through the streets of
the city. Chinatown massed itself in
respectful and awestruck silence to
watch him pass. Every possible honor
and token of respect, maintained ex-
clusively for blood royal, was brought
into use to make momentous his COM
ing. And through it all the prince
gazed with rather uninterested eyes,
going whittier he was told, halting
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES
SOLD FOR $50 A BOX

SACRAMENTO, April 22.-The Cali
fornia fruit distributors report the sale
in the Chicago auction market today of
one box of cherries at the price of $50.
This fruit was shipped by the Produc-
ers' fruit company and was grown on
the ranch of +. A. Cannon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
PROFESSOR
MADE BEE INSPECTOR

Richter of Berkeley, who is connected
with the University of California, was
appointed bee inspector today by the
supervisors. Richter is to serve with
out pay until July and after that he
will be paid $500 year by the county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Tsao nd a the
hSnm gmh

when he was asked to halt, moving on
again at the respectful word of COM
mand-his appearance indicating a
placid sense of boredom at the entire
proceedings.
Never once in the parade that fol-
lowed his arrival did he seem to show
the slightest interest in what was
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Flannery, in Control, Gives De-
partment Head One More
Chance TO "Make Good"
Commissioner Causes Shake
Up" and Dictates Changes
in Detail of Officers
Mayor Steps In and Declares
Crime Must Be Stopped by
Present Men-0r Others

n HIEF OF POLICE JOHN
I MARTIN has been given one
last chance to make good" and
10 do it in short order, with the loss
OF his official head as the price Of
failure to put and keep a determined
check upon crime and lawlessness in
San Francisco.
Such is the real significance Of the
sweeping changes in the police de-
partment during the last "a hours.
The reins of actual control were taken
out OF Martin hands Thursday night,
when the order was issued switching
practically every captain and lieu
tenant in the department to a new
district, and the subsequent order of
yesterday. making a general reassign-
ment Of sergsants. corporals and patrol
men. was but another exercise Of high
administration authority.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
One Last Chance

Neither order was Martins and nei-
ther was issued at his initiative nor
with his consent. President Flannery
OF tae police commission, with the per-
sonal sanction Of Mayor Mccarthy, die
tated every change that was made. and
the mayors stamp of approval marks
the whole proceeding. With the reor-
ganization effected. however. the chief
has been offered another chance to win
his way back into the good graces Of
the administration If he can clean up
the city with the men under him as
signed as they now are his star is safe,
but he has been warned that unless the
- 2rb0r takes place with remarkable
tspidity the ak will fall.
The big ''shakeup" marks Flannery' s
victory in the battle for control of the
department that has been waged ever
since Martin became chief. Despite
constant denials from all sides that any
friction existed it has long been an
open secret that Flannery was dissatis-
fed with Martin and that a test Of
strength between the two could not be
averted for long. The test came this
week and Flannery landed on top. So
decisive was the result that Martins
fate is now absolutely in Flannery's
hands.
The overthrow of Martins power was
the direct result Of his failure to cure
the city Of its plague OF thieves, pick
pockets and petty criminals and to put
a stop TO open gambling and general
-arlessness. Flannery has made de-
nland after demand upon Martin for a
general cleanup. lie has himself
directed several raids and has insisted
that protection" must cease, but his
orders have received scant attention.
z Fortified with mass of detailed re-
ports regarding existing conditions. the
mayor himself brought the situation to
q crisis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
THE WEATHER

YEN ERDtA F-CIem; northwest mind:
- maximum temperature, 50: minimum. 81.
FORECAST -EOR< <TODAY-FGn; wdrm
sssin mornings nrOderdting in afternoon and at
night light north winds, changing to nest
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Mayor Takes Hand

Continued on Page 10, Column 3
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1910
EDITORIAL

A controversy about fur seals Page II
Is Roosevelt going TO Indiana? Page IL
America mourns for Mark Twain. Page II
Putting the brakes on Doctor Wiley. Page II
Recurring troubles Of Calamity Jim. Page Ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23

Continued on Page 10, Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Have You Been Counted
By the Census Man ?

If NOT. or if you have any
doubt, fill out this coupon and
mail it TO c. B. Baldwin. super
visor of census, 507 Chronicle
building, phone Sutter 55l.
On April Is, 1910. L was living
at address given below, hut to
the best of my knowledge I have
not been enumerated there or
anywhere else.
Name ..----.-.--~-'...
street and No................
lily --.-..-...-.....
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
1t Pays to Advertise i'm The Call

S. VAN RooYgH. eResroer.
W. E. ouzAh. rRfAsu2ee
W. L. ouzAN. sreasras~
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
POLITICAL
REAL ESTATE

Tim Sullivan forsakes machine TO suppo
Hiram johnson for governor. Page Z
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
Martin on Carpet

W a III Oh ~oi P~N
Martin was called to the mayors Of
fee Thursday afternoon. He was put
on the carpet before both Mccarthy
and FIannery, and the grilling began.
IT vas pointed out TO him that when he
took ONCE he was given absolute power
over the department; that he had ar
ranged its organization TO suit himself
and had surrounded himself with his
own men. yet in spite Of this had failed
signaIly TO carry out the wishes and
policies of the administration. Then
he was shown the list OF proposed
= 5anzes, which had been prepared
without consulting him, and was told
that he would be given one more chance
10 retrieve himself, with the assistance
of 4 department reorganized to meet
the IDEAS Of the mayor and the presi-
dent of the police commission
Flannery was present in Martins Of
fee al police headquarters when the
csptains were called ia Thursday night
and told of the new order One thing
was impressed upon each Of them, and
that was that strict enforcement OF the
law would be demanded and that each
would be held responsible for condi-
tions in his own district Martin was
once more sidetracked when each cap
tain in order, beginning with Acting
captain ODay. newly assigned to the
central district. was told TO take the
police roll and pick for himself the
Heutenants. sergeants and corporals he
wished assigned to assist him
Mavor Takes Hand
President Flannery refused yester-
day to discuss the shakeup in detail. or
10 admit that Chief Martin had not
been consulted in the making Of the
new arrangement. but he did declare
that Mayor Mccarthy himself had
taken a hand in police affairs. and
y aed that the mayor stood ready 10
6epose any oficisI whether chief of
Z police or commissioner, who was lax in
his duties.
Mayor Mccarthy sanctioned this
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GOtOHa1eiwa

BY train and you will have of the peasantes trips in the
Islands, The service train and hotel superior Golf and tennis
and good roads for driving.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
INQUIRIES FOR
 MISSING ONES

Mt- Josephine M. H#t Q; Tra9ef=s GlA. Mich. de-le- information cuu. eemiug the whereabouts ys Na-EEaH Haehrtt ar Albert II Harrison
 Mr~ William MeCafmaHt. uf aaft rtcrmuut sheet. Park I'm peaeeH t'ol.. wishes information concerning her husband William Msc9fntut. .eIaa Has been m AIa-ta for thr past fifteen wears.
 Mr- Wesley Lee. of ssareev, street. aenuto. Ms. desires ta know tae whereabouts =af Pat o.eaaHar. Who H4s not been heard from for years
 Alr- Mary F. Vandeipaol. af af Priucs,ile urc. desires information teHcernine Iumr- o'FurgH formerly If Nome. Hi= wife iz in yrry F#ar health
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
D. W MCKAY SAYS HE
 WILL DEMAND REDRESS
ua9sts specaI Service

,ua9et's Special Service.
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 N.". H...# H-as.l s#sa9ea ta- u8r -aas f.. aH..4 4---.- -aat--t-a easu Hs#aaa a.,eaa F. Iua# 4irs,,, pHHfe Ha#sed bs Lna today.
 E=H r.## H fH# Tia 1uaul and a.# H.#- ront---a.e uIth Hfs artr. .-. I-s. r. W+A M Al t- .an- .ueH ai.Ka admitted that tn, =1lsa If obtaining redress for what he deeal- E -et- autHl-t. .sls one of r#, s4tIe.t- a.-.a=-sa
 aiekaa.-aa tfat.t... aHa-. fiji. ..sa.raa. laa. u.e Mexican aftr
 IF pleasing rua3-0 m Har -...n Idm at Ta Je9ra u. sa#a H lHeHFt and tHe aaet that ...a Haal Sl1a in Aa.rlgaa asu,t
 required for bail indicated that t.e ftt Eneenada made ufHe of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
WRESTLERS IN
 GOOD CONDITION


 H Etete and Flrd Jaeabaau. ssha .s#H ..0.-ga# a5 <suo. Il sIde and lhr eeea .t.e n-ern~ tomorrow c>,rme = eHs \. E HHa ss % .e.eGeek. are nae u s-ad ,ouHttaa and uuf rest muf aasz Wra Eefafg the rabHr for tle s-#4as-3
 -Elssl-"H# #Wtt HsHf.se u4tz
 md =uleecdrd n jaa about #Ia#s ap a,z a4a ua.ust= II tar aeree which Erzted lar ta hour. Hr
 .- le pounds lighter lhau .1. s5fee k. "ut sxnsets To Nh bN ia-t saf.. tuI eafu= sHat fae difference # .#.4aht esH tr offset hz qHra mat. tg1h.
 taeaa Al.u aaI.a. uuaae ua- 44rn- as.. Ice amtz ta keep down his s,teat aud ca5a. u. can do his lczl he tH,nns night ap u8 thu night be fvr tH. goutger Il have never seen Iae41sau Ae-=ee bat am confident tlat in e4teH a- clree-e7n bout I'll HraFa that . a4I Hae, te ea some ta aet tWo ont af tntce fdIs. Ii h. throws mr t 4fF br the first Rus.ial .etsa has ,veH tWneJ tho aI. k. and a3te tackled a number of them in the P5=t five years
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
AROUND PRELIMINARY Between Hughey Collins and Frank Smiih
 ADMISS S1OO
WATERFRONT NOTES.

The I.#s fHHH9-..n ett ...-s sae Taho where u. aIa #a.. a.a ..4 up tine pazhmg Wave Iaa.a aaa fish for Taeama
 The sa-a.m. ah.#aa H @ lett ast Hett l.r Is He4a. Candle aud other Nu ..a wa..
 The Nesseel4 t-#H@H 4ueuve Ion lHn-4 c4HmH+ oea+e ports this afternoon
 The sas4tme -saa.H-r HaaEaz Brother arerf .ra sa Isa..Ha. Island
 The S.ddnn l.a>r- f-# et sf Ha- and way ports tanl.
 The pa>bmt leave tan.-t aat Point Baltea and ataa. tae- in in. Arctic
 The gasalne .haaner IaauIe e+a- tonight uaaHhIe-H
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
HEWETTS PROMISE A
 GOOD PROGRAM TOsIGH-

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
BABY DISPLAY
 SPECIAL FEATURE

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
SHencing Hubby.

Young father dn the futr,i lat makes Can't you do somo,hiq- a quiet that baby" It's etemal ,uaIEae just drives ma wild
 Young mother 'cain't t1 -,rym0 = Marie. bring in H Hashan4'- mothers rEanoeranh. and ru, in tbc cylinder .tt Ten MoHh-." aml him t5 hear how his voice sounl.u o.rsf# #Gs H7~ youns-Ncw Yorh No,Iy
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
Wouldn't Qualify

N.sitor-And you always did yu3l caring roIherlss Single-handode V-hy didu1 you have paIe
 frisoncr-Well. sir. l Nuz afraid h, misht turn out tn be dishonest-CIeve- land Leader
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
JOHN D. HAS MADE
 UP WITH BROTHER

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
A Tir7e Tip

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 Ald#at #fur.I Mn Ha.. Tommy"
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
WILL CLOSE ON SUNDAY.

The Pacific C1ld Stor7ge Company Will close its lacal market on Sunday hereafter. The shop win be open until lltant lo:ao on Saturday night to ac- -ommoJatc its customers
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
Locating the Villain.

And who s.al be the principal vu- lain of your production2" asked the friend
 aoh. the first night critics. I sup pose. replied teh manages. wcar,iv -Washiuetan >.ar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-12
oF ANNUAL MEETING.

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