A Ret rial for Burton
United States Senator Burton of Kansas faces retrial in the Federal Supreme Court. The government, led by Assistant Attorney Robb, accuses Burton of taking a monthly fee of five hundred dollars to promote Rialto Grain Company in St Louis before the Post Office Department. Burton denies wrongdoing and questions the law's constitutionality and his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
St Louis
Washington
Federal Supreme Court
United States
Kansas
Robb
John F. Dillon
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Rialto Grain Company of
Post Office Department
Miners Still Idle After Pittsburg Scale Signing
Pittsburg district coal mining failed to resume today after the new scale was signed yesterday. Few plants were in full operation, many ran with reduced forces, and several remained idle as miners recuperate from yesterday’s holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
More Money for Zion City
Alexander Dowie now in Ocotlan Mexico asks to be advised by telegraph of proceedings leading to his deposition. Zion City officers and church leaders decide to raise 500000 dollars immediately pledging land and other properties to secure the loan for complete rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zion City
Alexander Dowie
Ocotlan
Mexico
Dowie
Church of Zion
Former State Auditor Goes to Pen for Embezzlement
Indianapolis April 3 Former State Auditor David E B Sherrick was convicted of embezzling 120000 dollars of state funds and was taken to the penitentiary this afternoon. Woodward's Ganymede Candies at the RB and C Cigar Store by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
David EB. Sherrick
Woodward's Ganymede
RB & C. Cigar
Russian election in St Petersburg favors constitutional Democrats
Election officials sealed ballots in St Petersburg delaying the count until tomorrow. The constitutional Democrats are broadly favored with leading Octoberists planning to bolt the ticket. Professor Paul Miliakoff claimed the party carried every ward except possibly the admiralty quarter, with no disorder reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Paul Miliakoff
Associated Press
Personal liability bill passes House amid strong railroad employee support
Washington April 3. The House approved the long favored personal liability measure backed by railroad workers across the nation with near unanimity in committee and likely full backing if a vote were called. Also approved were bills on fortified wines tax, Annapolis cadet prep, steamboat inspection in Alaska, Oklahoma asylums, Osage deeds recorder, and other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Annapolis
West Point
Department of the Interior
St. Michael
Alaska
Legislative Assembly of
Territory of Oklahoma
Territory of
Oklahoma
Fort Supply
Osage Indian
National Educational Society of the United States
Texas
United States
Spain
Blackfoot Nursery Offers Shade Trees and Feed at Kane's
The Blackfoot Nursery lists abundant shade and fruit trees, Timothy hay, oats, and wheat available near First and Center Streets. Local vendors promote seasonal stock and feed alongside orchard offerings at Kane's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Timothy Hay
Kane's
Regents Hear Plans For New University Building
Dr I F Reach and Governor Gooding head to Moscow to attend a state board of regents meeting as they consider rebuilding after the fire. The plan favors multiple smaller buildings including an assembly library and laboratories to modernize and reduce future risk. Roach says student work will continue with Moscow providing temporary quarters and rapid re furnishment of essential library and laboratory apparatus once inventories and orders are placed.
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I. F. Reach
Frank Tr. Gooding
Moscow
Board of Regents
Mary E. Ridenbaugh
I. F. Roach
Securities Recovered From Pinault Residence Theft
New York police recovered fifty thousand dollars of securities stolen from Dr. Nicholas J. Pinault's Minneapolis home. Thomas J. Wainwright, former caretaker, is under arrest for allegedly stealing securities and one hundred thousand dollars' worth of silverware. He reportedly obtained the vault key from the house and later accessed a safe deposit vault in Minneapolis. Two trunks of silverware were found in Providence, Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicholas J. Pinault
Minneapolie
Thomas J. Wainwright
Pinault
Wainwright
Minneapolis
Providence
Rhode Island
No Decision Reached in Anthracite Strike Talks
A committee of anthracite coal operators met for three hours with UMWA President Mitchell and other officials in New York to settle the strike. No agreement was reached and the meeting adjourned until Thursday afternoon. Both sides show no sign of backing from their original positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Union Pacific enforces sixteen hour trainmen limit
Laramie Wy April 2. The Union Pacific Railroad company began enforcing the order limiting trainmen to sixteen hours of actual service with eight hours for rest at all terminals. Trains reaching sixteen hours will be tied up for eight hours, causing delays and requiring at least forty five freight crews for the two districts centered at Laramie. Seven firemen were added to passenger service and seven to freight service due to worker shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Blackfoot Briefs Aids And Local Meetings
Blackfoot Idaho April 3 A few snippets notice Pastor Dr Haley spends the week at Heises hot springs seeking relief from rheumatic pains Attorney F B Dietrich of Pocatello is here on business Mrs Blanche Eldredge returns from an extended Southern States visit Mrs John G Brown visits Salt Lake City for a couple of weeks A stockholders meeting of the Grove City Ditch Company is set for next Saturday evening at the courthouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Idaho
Haley
Methodist Church
Heise
Grove City Ditch Company
Court House
Fire Devastates Foster Brothers Iron Bed Plant at Utica
A large fire swept the Foster Brothers iron bed and spring mattress factory in Utica New York today causing estimated losses of 350000 dollars. Fire crews fought the blaze through the afternoon with damage extensive to the plant and adjacent facilities. No details on injuries or causes were available in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atica
N. Y
Foster Brothers
Rockefeller to Move to Southern California
The Express reports John D. Rockefeller plans to make his home in Southern California. He has purchased the Carme tte property in Pasadena for about 250000 and will spend another 250000 before occupancy. The estate, once Jeanne Sarrs, changed hands from Simeon Reed to L V Harkness of Standard Oil before Rockefeller reportedly acquired it for 250000.
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Los Angeles
Cal
the Express Today
John D. Rockefeller
Californ
Pasadena
Eaid
Jeanne Sarr
Simeon Reed
L. V. Harkness
Standard O1l Company
Harkness
Rockefeller
Roses Offered at Blackfoot Nursery Price List
Twenty seven varieties of roses are offered at the Blackfoot Nursery. For a price list contact O F Smith at Blackfoot Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
O. F. Smith
Idaho
Smoot case to be debated in Senate around April fifteenth
A Washington dispatch reports the committee on privileges and elections will present the Smoot seating dispute to the Senate about April 15. Three years of wrangling have passed as final arguments occurred in January 1995. Public sentiment doubts Smoot will be unseated, though women’s groups have filed petitions against his retention, likening the case to Brigham Roberts.
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Washington
Intermountain
Republican
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Senate
Burrows
Congress
Dubois
Frazier
Tennessee
Utay
Brigham Roberts
Utah
Thomas Kearns
Burglary Endings in San Jose Man Fatally Wounded
In San Jose on April 3 a burglar broke into the home of George Douglas a wealthy retired miner from Colorado. Douglas fired nine shots during the confrontation fatally wounding himself and wounding the burglar who was later captured at Santa Clara. The thief held a diary listing multiple Palo Alto and San Francisco houses and dates of prior robberies.
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San Jose
Cali
George Douglas
Colorado
Douglas
Douglass
Santa Clara
Palo Alto
San Francisco
Mines idle in old Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on April a number of coal operators are said to be ready to sign the new scale as mining activity slows in Ohio with few seams producing coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
President's Private Secretary Injured in Horse Accident
William Loeb secretary to the President was thrown from a horse last evening and so badly hurt he is confined to his home. The horse was a 4 cayuse presented to Loeb by Captain Seth Bullock.
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Washington
William Loeb
Cayuse
Loeb
Seth Bullock
Troops Arrive to Help Suppress Unrest in Manila Area
Two companies of federal troops arrive at Magtaan Island to assist Governor Curry in suppressing the unrest of the Pulajan group in the Manila region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Boys In Blue
Manila
Apri
Magtaon
Island of
Samaras
Curry
Divorce Evils and Remedies Sermon Cites Polygamy Critique
Rev. Alexander Lewis denounces polygamy in a Sunday sermon at First Congregationalist church. He cites elected Polygamist Roberts and a senator as examples, arguing protests should not target Roberts alone and noting polygamy among various elites. He contrasts New York society with Brigham Young followers in public scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alexander Lewis
First Congregationalist Church
Roberts
Brigham Young
Debate Over Naming New Battleship and Cruiser
Washington April 2 The proposal to name the 20 500 ton battleship New York faces opposition from naval officers who argue the famed armored cruiser New York should keep its name. They say the city name honors the ship’s historic service and that changing it would diminish a vessel with a storied era and record speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Congress
Sim
Boston
Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Begins His Life Term in Kentucky Prison
James R. Howard, the assassin of Governor William Goebel, was moved from Louisville to Frankfort to start a life sentence after the U S Supreme Court denied his appeal last week. He will serve his term at the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James R. Howard
William Goebel
United States Supreme Court
Frankfort
Supremes Courts
Officer Abramoff Seized for Sanity Evaluation in Moscow
In Moscow on April 3, officer Abramoff accused of maltreating Mile Spiri donove who shot Tambeff's chief of the secret police is confined in a hospital. Military authorities ordered a sanity examination for him.
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Moscow
Abramoff
Mile
Spiridonove
Secret Police
Tambeff
Alexander Optical Company doctors at Hanneck Hotel Sunday
Alexander Optical Company announces its regular physicians will be at the Hanneck Hotel for one day only on Sunday April test. Call if you wish to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Optical Company
Hanneck Hotel
Seed and grocery listings advertise bulk seeds and picks
Bulk seeds including blue grass alfalfa rye stock peas and garden seeds are offered at Ruebelmann's 121 South Second Avenue. Bulk olives mince meat pickles and dill pickles are available at Kane's. Spirits Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye are sold at Bannock Bar with other items. Roses and carnations are noted at Mrs Robbie's 636 West Lander.
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Ruebelmann’s
South Second Avenue
M.o
Old Crow
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
Mrs
Herbine Promises Relief for Liver Ailments in Adverts
Consumer testimonial from F.C. Waite of Westville Florida claims two bottles of Herbine cured chills and fever after a month of illness. The ad promotes Herbine as the sole liver regulator for dyspepsia constipation and liver complaints. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Waite
Westville
Fla
A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Open on Sunday for Elite Studio Patrons
The Elite studio formerly known as the Black will stay open Sunday to serve patrons unable to visit on other days. The note emphasizes accommodation for weekend visitors and preserves regular hours for the public.
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Black
Cough remedy advertises Ballard's Horehound Syrup
A local ad urges readers to treat a simple cough early to prevent pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. It promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure with affordable price and lists Mra A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Mra A, L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Washed Out Road to Be Rebuilt Across Fifty Miles
Arrangements are in place to rebuild fifty miles of track washed out east and west of Caliente on the San Paris Lovp route. President W A Clark plans a general contract to cover the project with crews at both ends. Traffic hoped to resume by May 16 as 400 workers and engineers rush the repair. connects Salt Lake and Caliente by April 7 with additional bridge crews arriving.
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San Paris
Caliente
Salt Lake
W. A. Clark
Sault Lake
Clark
Wells
Carp
Weather trials test stock as hay from far streams arrives
Two weeks of severe weather strained stock with a massive hay haul from Montana Oregon and Utah totaling 436 tons by Campbell and Stebbins despite high prices. Deputy Evans arrested John Parman for irregularities while employed by the US Advertiser plant moved back to Brown's Pharmacy with wall paper stock overloading the rear room. State Veterinarian Noble and Federal Inspector McBerney reviewed sheep dipping controversy near Power City and cleared Wilfred Bennion's methods after a full canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell & Stebbins
Montana
Oregon
Utah
T. J. Evans
John Parman
0. S
Advertiser
Brown's
G. J. Noble
Onal
McBerney Wer
Power City
Geo. H Stagner
Wilfred Bennion
Deetors
Bengson
Expert Piano Tuner Mr Borchers Arrives in City
Mr N Borchers arrived from Boise and will stay the week to tune and repair pianos. He has worked with Steinway Sons Decker Bros and A Weber eleven years and was a traveling tuner for renowned musicians including Patti Rubenstein Von Bulow and Aus Der Ghe. Leave orders at Mrs A L Cooks drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Borchers
Boise
Borchers
Steinway & Sons
Decker Bros
A. Weber
Adelina Patti
Rubenstein
Joseph
Hans von Bulow
Adella Aus der Ghe
Reference
New York
Germany
A. L. Cook
Bulk Olives and Pickles Featured at Kane's
Kane's showcases bulk olives mince meat and a selection of sweet sour and dill pickles highlighting pantry essentials for home cooks and small markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Hay For Sale By Nielsen Sons In Bulk Or Bale
N P Nielsen and Sons advertise ample hay available by bale ton or carload with delivery options for farmers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Nielsen & Sons
Perfect Ebalteh Toric Brew Draws Experts
Physicians and trained nurses recommend Malt Tonie made in Pocatello by Frenklin and Hayes Big Co. as a trusted product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Frenklin & Hayes Big Co
Notice to Debtors Receives Collection Call
Trustee D W Church announces ongoing collection of all outstanding accounts for the old Idaho Furniture company. Call at once to settle debts at 154 North Cleveland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Idaho Furniture Company
North
Cleveland Avenue
D. W. Church
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State Board OF Regents
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Union Pacific Railroad
Utica
Southern
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Howard
Gov. Goebel
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