Warden Arney and Dr Dubois Charged With Abortion at Penitentiary
Sensational report from the penitentiary area claims Warden Charles Ki Arney and prison physician Dr J C Dubois are charged with abortion involving Josie Kensler, a life prisoner. Warrants issued after Attorney H W Dunton's sworn complaint, with details tied to July 23.
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Chas. Ki. Arney
J. C. Dubois
Josie Kensler
H. W. Dunton
Arney
Pocatello
Duboisix
Board of Pardons
Martin
Danton
Minor’s Cheyenne ride sparks Denver tourney entry
The Denver Post reports T F Minor of Idaho arrived in Denver after a Cheyenne appearance. He entered the world championship broncho busting tournament at D A C Park, though observers thought his Cheyenne exhibition suggested top prize.
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Denver Post
T.F. Minor
Cheyenne
T. BF. Minor
Idaho
Denver
Denver Horse Show Association
D. A.C. Park
Minor
Justice Smiths Court in Shoshone Jailed Wanderers
Robt Arnold pleaded guilty to vagrancy saying he would seek work elsewhere, 30 days in county jail with a one hour suspended sentence to hit the girl and search for work in another locality. R J Ketler admitted guilt for public disturbance after excessive drinking and was jailed ten days with a brief suspension sought for job prospects in South Africa. A third man caught by Deputy Murray for passing liquor to his brother pleaded guilty, requested mercy, was granted one hour to depart for other crimes, and walked.
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Robt Arnold
Justice Court
Mr. Arnold
R. J. Ketler
Keller
South Africa
Murray
Hev
Westerly Business College Sold to George LaMunyon
George LaMunyon of Norwich has purchased the Westerly Business College from C W Wales. Wales had run the school with M D Sherrill since February 14 1898, first in Barber Memorial building on High street, then in the Wells block on Broad street. LaMunyon brings long teaching experience and previously worked as Union Pacific railroad agent at Hailey Idaho. He graduated in 1898 from Lincoln Normal University and began teaching duties thereafter.
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Westerly Business College
Wells Block
Broad Street
C. W. Wales
George LaMunyon
Norwich
Wales
M. D. Sherrill
Barber Memorial Building
High Street
Wells Building
LaMunyon
Union Pacific Railroad
Hailey
Idaho
Kincoln Normal University
Lincoln
Neb
Westerly Daily Sun: Westerly Business College adds staff and courses
The commercial department of Eart man’s College at Poughkeepsie New York positions a new teacher in 1900 at Norwich Business College Norwich Conn Mrs LaMunyon brings years of experience and will instruct stenography typewriting English and other branches Students may choose Pitman or Gregg stenography plus bookkeeping and mathematics offered at Westerly Business College notes.
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Eartman’s College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Norwich Business College
Norwich
Conn
Westerly Business College
LaMunyon
Pitman
Gregg
Westerly Daily Sun
Democrats Meet Chiefs at Pocatello Convention Opening
The Democratic state convention opened at Pocatello at 11 10 with Chairman K J Perky declaring a winning ticket in a Democratic year. Arthur W Hart acting secretary sat at his desk as Perky urged unity and condemned Republican rules and personal battles while warning against revenge seeking. William H Watt of Hailey elected temporary chairman, the fight for Congress centered on Walters and Hutchinson, and populists pressed for key offices to stay aligned.
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Pocatello
K. J. Perky
Arthur W. Hart
Oneida
State Committee
Perky
Suy Roan
R Republican Party
Schley
Sampson
K. I
Cleveland
William H. Watt
Hailey
Thewalters
Hutchinson
Congress
Siully Indulia
A Good Officer in Lincoln County
Cr Wernicke, Lincoln County treasurer, receives universal approval for his service. The Journal notes no complaints, praising his strict, successful handling of duties and predicting unanimous renomination with a larger majority than two years ago.
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Lincoln County
Cr. Wernicke
Two Railroad Workers Injured In Fateful Handcar Slip
On Tuesday morning a Bellevue to Shoshone rail line repair crew on a southbound handcar encounter sent two workers tumbling onto the track. O.5. Martin sustained a compound forearm fracture, skull wound, and scalp injuries. Lloyd Holt escaped with lesser injuries. Both were rushed to Salt Lake City hospital by Dr. Plumer.
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Bellevue
Martin
Lloyd Holt
Salt Lake City Hospital
Plumer
Chairman Gooding Is All Right
The Hurley Times asserts Chairman Frank R. Gooding of the Republican State Central Committee is widely praised by Republicans and feared by Democrats. It argues Democratic denouncements only boost Gooding’s standing among party supporters and reinforce his perceived loyalty and effectiveness.
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Frank R. Gooding
Republican State Central Committee
Goodling
Gooding
Republican Headquarters Opened in Boise Campaign Push
The Republican state central committee moved their Boise headquarters Tuesday and will open immediately. Hon. F R Gooding and R M McCollum left Tuesday evening to lead a progressive campaign with the team at the helm, signaling anticipated success for the ticket this fall.
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Republican State Central Committee
Boise
F. R. Gooding
R. M. McCollum
Pla
Gooding Visitors From Orlando Emmons and Sam Lewis
Orlando Emmons and Sam Lewis visited Gooding yesterday in a light social exchange. Local residents noted their brief stop and spoken greetings with community members.
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Orlando Emmons
Sam Lewis
Gooding
Shoshone School Trustees Honored for Strong Enrollment Push
The board members are congratulated for selecting teachers and advancing sanitary conditions at the Shoshone public school. Their untiring efforts aim to raise the school to the front rank as enrollment from neighboring towns increases.
Catholic Church Services On Sunday Next
Catholic church holds services Sunday with first mass at 8 20 a m led by Rt Rev Bishop A J Glorieux of Buise. A second mass at 10 30 a m led by Rev L Goderalx. After the second mass Rt Rev Bishop A J Gloriuxe will administer confirmation.
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A.J. Glorieux
Buise
Goderalx
A.J. Gloriuxe
Local arrivals and visits noted in Hailey week
Local Overflow reports Pat Morton traveled to Hailey at the week’s start. Henry Owens came from Hagerman yesterday. D. Boone, Hailey insurance man, was in town Saturday. Sheriff Jones and A. F. Wark drove to Hagerman on Wednesday.
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Henry Owens
Hagerman
D. Boone
Hailey
Sheriff Jones
A. F. Wark
Telephone Line Completed in Shoshone Area
The newly completed line connects The Coltharp & Baugh telephones with Memphis Missouri and Salt Lake City traffic. Roy Thatcher returned from a week away on insurance business. Father Lechner of All Hollows notes the line will aid Shoshone and travelers, a long anticipated improvement. Mr Coltharp was in town installing the local exchange.
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T. H. Gooding
Coltharp & Baugh
Memphis
Father Lechner
Hollows
Salt Lake City
Hagerman and
Bliss
Coltharp
Horse buyer returns from Sioux City and other notices
A horse buyer reports returning from Sioux City after a shipment of horses. Depot baggage master Frank Vaughn fell ill Wednesday and may have typhoid fever. A woman's club met August 30 at Miss Alien Clarke’s home and adopted the name The Literal Thought or L T Club. A special meeting is set for September 6 at the reading room. A general invitation extends to all town ladies.
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Frank
Vaughn
Woman's Club
Alien Clarke
Shoshone Public School Opens With 114 Enrollees
The Shoshone public school opened on Tuesday with 53 boys and 61 girls, totaling 114 students. Under Professor Thompson again this year the school aims to build on its strong state reputation with a capable staff and growing enrollment.
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Bing
Thompson
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Crime
Pete
Mr. Minor
Justice Smith
Business College
Rhode Island
Hellfelt
Chairman Gooding
Republican
Catholic Church Services
Pat Morton
F. W. Coolidge
Jesse Chrisman
Roy Thatcher
Porandh
Siox City
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