Emmett church opposes moving picture opening Sunday
Idaho items report Emmett church members stoutly oppose the opening of a moving picture show on Sunday. Also noted are appointive actions in Heyburn park, local bond votes, railroad and agricultural developments, and weather and harvest concerns across the region.
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Emmett Church
Nelson
Washington
George Cornell
Shoshone County
Heyburn Park
Allen
Davis Raphd
Balze
Winigett
Smith's Ferry
Payette Lakes
Samuel Weekes
Palisade
Rigby
Idaho
Hiderta
Sam
Buhl
Boise
Paris
Burley-Kelton
Richfield- Taft
William Kidd
Fremont County
Ruben Scott
Hamer
Hugh A. Whitney
Grace Loughran
Bannock County
Tuglave
John McPherson
Wilspeoter
Virginia
Alleged Pacific merger halted. government to appeal
Federal Salt Lake City court dismissed the government petition to enjoin Union Pacific from controlling Southern Pacific. The decision leaves room for an appeal to the U S Supreme Court as Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger stands challenged by the administration.
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Intermountain
Union Pacific
Southern’ Pacific
Union—Pacific
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake City
United States Supreme Court
Patrick Ryan
Patrick Brown
Leadville
Colo
Bob
Logan
Utah
Intermountain—Good Road
Pocatello
Idaho
Harrison Power
London
Wyoming
David
H. Jarvis
Revenue’ Cutter Service
Congress
Artic
Morgan-Guggenheim
Alaska
Seattle
Abolition of Northwest Military Posts Suggested
Washington reports a plan to abolish at least four small military posts in the northwest as part of a broader move toward concentrating the army at a few large posts on transcontinental lines. The changes, expected this summer, depend on troop movements to Panama and Hawaii, with sale of fire-grounds and buildings. Boise Idaho and Fort Meade South Dakota are named as likely targets, along with Fort Assiniboine Montana.
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Wood
Secretary of War
Northwest
Washington
Secretary of “War
Leonard- Wood
House Committee On Expenditures
War Department
Panama
Hawaii
Congress
Boise
Idaho
Fort Meade
South Dakota
Fort Assiniboine
Mont
Alaska claims cancelation touted as fight against coal monopoly
The passage notes that cancellations of claims, described as proof by the administration, would curb fraud in Alaska and affirm the broader goal of preventing a coal monopoly, with a focus on the pivotal fortunes of individuals like Gifford Piet and the Cains.
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Cains
Gifford Piet
Aska Waa
Alaska
No Restrictions on Candidates in Mextco City Election
Provisional government led by President de la Barra says there are no favorites in the upcoming presidential vote. A man named Mondby claims pressure is delaying General Geonimo Trevino’s candidacy though he has not formally announced. supporters say the government’s partisanship is under scrutiny.
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Mextco
de la Barra
Geonimo Trevino
McManigal's Wife Refuses to Testify in Murder Case
Mrs McManigal wife of jailed suspect in a murder linked to a Los Angeles arson case appeared before a grand jury with Chicago attorney Clarence S Darrow as chief counsel for John Namara and his brother James, refusing to testify amid indictments and related deaths in a Dyersburg event.
Family man kills man then commits suicide in West Virginia
Granville Johnson 56 shot and killed R. Tr. Diet 25 at his home while attempting to harm his son and daughter before taking his own life. The incident followed a violent clash described as race related between Americans and Italians in Elkins and surrounding areas.
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West-Virginia
Elkins
WwoVas
Nellie Bly seaman sues over million loss and looting
Mrs E C Seaman known as Nellie Bly sends a confidential appeal to Governor Dix amid court actions over the looting of her Iron Clade company. Receivers manage the business after her husband’s death as thieves and forgers are involved. Seaman estimates the loss at 1.5 million dollars with 5 thousand dollars recovered in confessed theft.
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E C. Seaman
Nellie Bly
Globe Trotter
Seaman
Three Burned to Death in Nantucket Boathouse Fire
In Nantucket Massachusetts Miss Helen Wilson of New York and Miss Mildred De Haven of Brooklyn were killed when a fire swept the boathouse of William Barnes Jr at Commercial Wharf on Saturday. Valet Jyes Pa hud died at midnight after being burned while attempting aid. Thur low Weed Barsies of Albany and Thomas Kerr of New York were badly burned while trying to rescue the women. The young ladies were serving tea when the blaze began.
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Maine
W. H. Bixby
Tampa
Havana
United States
Helen Wilson
New York
Mildred de Haven
Brooklyn
William Barnes, Jr
Nantucket
Mays
Chicago
United
Peter” Larsen
Patired
Fowler
Ind
Duluth
Minn
Hazel Schmidt
Vandalia
T. Reid
Los Angeles
Seeeee
Internaane Day School Association
San Francisco
Sarah Bernhardt
France
America
Sat
Berriardina
Cal
Mass
William Barnes
Jysses Pahud
Mr. Barnes
Thurlow Weed Barsies
Albany
Thomas Kerr
Tates
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Through Rate Reduction
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Monday ordered that when a through rate exceeds the sum of intermediate rates, carriers may reduce the through rate to equal the intermediates without commission application, potentially increasing discrimination at intermediate points.
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Washington
Interstate ‘Commerce “Commission
Commission
Champ Clark Calls for Tariff Revision in Speech
Speaker Champ Clark issued a defiant statement denying endorsement of any general tariff bill while criticizing Tafts veto plan for an extra session. He urged revising the entire tariff and said the Democratic party would present its case anew to the nation. A separate item notes a Genoa Naples liner delayed and a five year old boy dead at sea from a suspected illness.
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Hamburg
Gsnaa
New York
Goswick
Tea Globe
Ariz
Kingley - Olds
Chimp
Clark
Taft
Deoline
Senate
Aix
New Mexico
Arizona
Puraeidens Tatist
Hiegr de
Pby
State Commerce Commission
King George
Quéen Mery
Spithead
Delaware
United States
at-Trasberg
Bavaria
Mexico
Peele
Tempe
Madrits
Sy Sh
Great Britain
Els4raish
Alcazar
England
Spain
Tejuana
Lower California
Princese Clotilde Widove
Napoleon
Oneparte
Plon-Plona
Furin
Victor ‘Bmmanuelico
Escudero
John BE. Atkins
United—States
Saratoga
John I. Saunders
New Orleans
Tokio
Atkins
Iquique
Chile
George
London
Washington
Champ Clark
Genoa
Naples
Railways to Report Fatal Accidents After July First
Washington announces that every railway must report to the Interstate Commerce Commission any accident causing death. Meanwhile Detroit star Tyron Cobb center Helder contemplates a shift to acting, with his ball club noting he is considering a stage offer in a winter production.
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Washington
Interstate
Detroit
Tyron’ Cobb Center Helder
Wiiow
Dressmaker Excuse In town Prompted By Bills
A puzzling exchange reveals a dressmaker dodging payment claims while others in town discuss attire choices. The scene hints at local tensions over debts and social expectations.
Matching up: Sitter and Artist dispute over hair
A Boston Transcript note quotes a scene where a sitter complains the hair is too dark while the artist asks to adjust it and wonders who will decide. The excerpt uses a playful exchange to frame a moment between art and personal appearance.
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Boston Transcript
Quirky Morning Squabble Sparks Water Pump Debate
A humorous exchange from classic papers centers on Hank St Hawbuck and a companion arguing who should fetch water. The scene ends in a draw with the water drawn. Another backstage snippet teases a charming widow and a claim of a newly minted revolution, all amid playful chatter.
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Hank
St. Hawbuck
Hiram
Boston Transcript
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