Burglars Hit Grey News Stand At Short Line Depot
Thieves broke into the Gray News stand at the Short Line depot, prying the rear window and taking emblem pins valued at a couple of hundred dollars. Manager Carter alerted police, a suspect was briefly detained but released after failing to link to the burglary. The Short Line detective service assisting with the case.
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Short Line
Carter
Edgler
Short Line Detective Service
Police
Sheriff’s Office
Clark's Close Call on Coal Property Crossing
U S Senator W A Clark of Montana was crossing a stream on his coal properties near Trinidad Colorado when the ice broke under the carriage. He was rescued by party members and confined to his bed with a heavy cold but no serious injuries expected.
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Trinidad
Colo
U. S
W. A. Clark
Montana
Bughouse Burned Claim Fatal Fire at Sanitarium
South Windham Connecticut April 6 Mrs Laura Backus an insane patient died in a fire that destroyed the Grand View sanitarium. Other patients were rescued unharmed though they were removed unclothed.
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South Windham
Conn
Laura Backus
Grand View Sanitarium
Doctor Howard Honored by Medicos in Stateboard Post
Dr W F Howard of this city named secretary of Idaho state board of medical examiners with headquarters moved to Pocatello. He and wife Dr Minnie Howard returned from Boise after attending the board and state medical society meetings. Howard serves as Bannock County coroner and is among the state’s leading practitioners.
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W. F. Howard
State Board of Medical Examiners
Pocatello
Howard
State Medical Society
Bannock County
Central American Peace Talks Progress Report
At a conference closing today Assistant Secretary Bacon and Mexican Ambassador Creele with Ministers Calvo of Costa Rica and Mejia of El Salvador said substantial progress was achieved toward an accord to assure permanent peace among the Central American republics. The meeting reflected cautious optimism about a lasting settlement.
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Washington
Bacon
Creele
Mexico
Calvo
Costa Rica
Mejia
Salvador
Republi
Mother Granted Incubator Baby's Motherhood in Kansas Case
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled in favor of Mrs. Charlotte Bleakley of Lawrence, declaring her the mother of the incubator baby exhibited at the St. Louis World's Fair. Midwife deception led to a deed of adoption, but Bleakley later proved she was the child's rightful mother.
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Topeka
Kans
State Supreme Court
Charlotte Bleakley
Lawrence
St. Louis
Mrs. Bleakley
Lawyers Disagree Over Thaw Trial Witnesses
New York April 6 counsel for Harry Thaw differed on whether to call more defense witnesses when the trial resumes Monday. Some urged closing the case now while others sought additional testimony, especially from Dr Hamilton to prove Thaw was insane when he shot White. No decision was made yet.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Hamilton
Thaw
White
Day of Labor at Ricks Academy in Rexburg
Rexburg April 5 special report describes a campus work day at Ricks Academy. Students used plows scrapers and built a sidewalk while a brass band played. Miss Jensen led luncheon service. Dr George E Hyde named state board of health member and Fremont county physician. Miss Howell suffered a severe electric shock with potential finger amputation.
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Rexburg
Ricks Academy
Miss Jensen
George E. Hyde
State Board of Health
Fremont County
Howell
Mrs Eddy's Property Transfer Probed in New Petition
Concord New Hampshire April 6 A supplementary bill in equity filed today by the complainants in the suit for an accounting of Mary Baker Eddy property alleges a transfer of Eddy's property to three trustees.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Scury Adds to Horror of Famine
Scuvy is making great strides in famine districts. Official reports show a total of 1782 cases in Ufa and Saratov provinces.
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St. Petersburg
Ufa
Saratov
Six Million Dollar Gift Boosts Carnegie Institute Total
Pittsburgh dated story reports Andrew Carnegie gave six million dollars yesterday to the Carnegie Institute. The gift raises his bene faction total to thirty two and a half million dollars, the largest single donation by one person to a single community in history.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
Greater Pittsboro
Salt Lake Man Arrested for Forgery in Watson’s Store
Guy M Cushing of Salt Lake City was arrested by Chief Smith after attempting to pass a 22 50 check drawn on D J Elrod at Watson's store. Elrod alerted police and authorities confirmed the signature was not Bintz. Cush ing says he won the check in a gambling game.
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Guy M. Cushing
Salt Lake
Smith
Utah
Cushing
William H. Bintz
D. J. Elrod
Watson’s
Elrod
Bintz
Painter Edward Murphy Cremates Self in Roof Fire
Memphis observer reports painter Edward Murphy climbed the Business Men's Club under construction and poured gasoline over his clothes before lighting a match. He died in a blaze witnessed by a crowd below.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edward Murphy
Business Men’s Club
Boy of Ex-State Senator Is Bitten By Plumber’s Dog
A four year old son of ex State Senator John J Hull was bitten by a dog owned by J A Standley the plumber on Thursday. The injury is a bad laceration to the face treated by Dr. Bean who cauterized the wound. Police arrested the dog this morning the animal to be sent to the pound and killed.
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John J. Hull
J. A. Standley
Dr. Bean
Smith
Czar Denies Abdication Rumor in Russia
London April 6 The Russian ambassador Count Benckendorff denies reports of an imminent abdication of the czar in favor of Grand Duke Michael. The denial counters circulating telegrams and newspaper stories on the succession rumors.
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London
Count Benckendorff
Grand Duke
Michael
Lumber Prices Raised by S I L A Meeting at Idaho Falls
The Southeastern Idaho Lumber men's association met in the Coltman Lumber Co. office in Idaho Falls on Saturday evening. They raised lumber prices though not as much as manufacturers have advanced. Those with contracts will be filled at the former price.
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Southeastern Idaho Lumbermen's Association
Coltman Lumber Co
Idaho Falls
Ten workers shot by strikers in Polish factory district
In Lodz on April 6 ten workmen were killed when strikers opposed a factory resumption of labor as managers began re engaging workers. The clash occurred in the factory district amid mounting tensions between labor and management.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
Tornado Toll in Deep South Fatalities and Injuries
New Orleans reports 25 killed and more than 50 injured in yesterday’s tornado across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. The majority of victims are said to be African American.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Readings and concerts mark opening of LDS general conference
Salt Lake April 6 The first day featured the declaration of principles read at the forenoon meeting and brief address by President Joseph F Smith. Apostles Hiram Smith George A Smith D O McKay and George F Richards spoke on theology. about 8000 attended the afternoon service while 500 600 sang in the evening chorus. An estimated 6000 more were in town from outside areas and visitors may reach 10000 by conference end. Today sessions continue with reports and dignitaries addressing the congregation.
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Salt Lake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Joseph F. Smith
Hiram Smith
George A. Smith
D. O. McKay
George F. Richards
Tabernacle
Mexico
Canada
Europe
Norwegian Missionary Society
George Robinson
Edinburgh
Smoot Addresses Conference Amid Polygamy Allegations
Apostle Reed Smoot spoke at the general conference of the L D S church in Salt Lake City on April 6. He said he talked with several Washington women who opposed his U S Senate bid, blaming a mistaken belief in polygamy. He noted they regret their action and will work to counteract the impact of the agitation.
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Salt Lake
Apostle Reed Smoot
General Conference
Washington
United States
Lightning Strikes Oneida Farmhouse During Storm
A thunder storm struck the Tom Woodland home a quarter mile north of Oneida. Lightning hit the brick chimney and traveled into the house striking an iron bedstead where a child slept, twisting it to ruin and tearing bedding. two rooms were wrecked with plaster damage, though no one was injured.
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Tom Woodland
Oneida
Sloane Case: Ellis Attacked in Bed. Nephew Wilkinson Arrested
Shelley Ellis was found unconscious with a crushed skull after an axe attack in his bed in Collinsville. His 18 year old nephew Frank Wilkinson confessed to the robbery, and Ellis, a popular figure, is near death. Wilkinson is jailed under tight guard amid fear of lynching.
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Collinsville
Shelley Ellis
Frank Wilkinson
Ellis
Wilkinson
State Treasurer Reports Early 1907 Idaho Finances
Boise April 6. State Treasurer Hastings releases the first quarter 1907 financials ending March 31. Cash receipts and disbursements, fund balances, and gains from surplus funds are detailed. Interest earnings for March exceed 1150 dollars, with state funds totaling 509050 dollars at 2.5 percent. Bonds called April 1 save about 2000 dollars. warrants outstanding.
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Boise
Idaho
A. Hastings
Hastings
State Treasury
Thomas McCoy the Pioneer Bootmaker of Marysville
Mrs. Charles Forden traveled from Marysville to attend the funeral of her father Thomas McCoy who died March 23 at age 76. Born in Ireland in 1830 he moved to England then to America in the 1850s and settled in Marysville where he ran boot and shoe shops and later a harness shop. He was buried in Marysville cemetery after services at St Gregory’s Church.
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Charles Forden
Marysville
Marshall County
Kansas
Thomas McCoy
Marshall County News
St. Gregory's Church
Ireland
England
America
Businss
Broadway
John Bergman
McCoy
Desendorf & Cockerill
J. W. T. Potter
McCoy's
Borgman
McManis Named Likely Police Chief in Pocatello
Reports say John McManis will be the next chief with Mayor elect Loux it is believed the city council supports his nomination. Details mention Ford and D B Myers likely to join the force and W H Witty to stay as city attorney with others holding post assignments.
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Witty
John Ford
D. F. Myers
John McManis
Pocatello
Loux
McManis
C. 8. Smith
John Ellis
John McManus
Hailey
Muldoon
W. R. Kirchoff
Nevada
Citizens’ Movement
D. B. Myers
W. H. Witty
Gate City Elks Install New Lodge Officers
Gate City Elks held a lodge ceremony installing Dr. W. A. Wright exalted ruler and eight officers including S. Ferguson and H. F. Whittlesey. State Deputy William Wallin read the ritual as Leo Lewis provided music. A large luncheon followed, and reports cited strong finances and a healthy building fund. The new officials assume duties as the lodge aims for a banner year and an upcoming announcement of appointive officers.
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Elks’ Lodge
W. A. Wright
S. Ferguson
H. F H. Whittlesey
Tsehudy
Fred McCracken
Fred Ball
George Race
Tiler
Fred Caldwell
Teostee
William Wallin
Leo Lewis
Wright
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Conference OF Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Senator Smoot
Sloane
Jawhawker State
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W. Va
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