New York Republican Convention Chooses Delegates at Large
The New York Republican state convention met in Carnegie Hall and nominated delegates at large General Stewart L. Woodford Seth Low Frederick R. Hazzard of Syracuse and Edward H. Butler of Albany. The draft platform favors tariff revision and endorses Roosevelt and Governor Hughes while Westchester delegates oppose Hughes for the presidency. The convention recessed until 3 p.m. for further business.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Stewart L. Woodford
Seth Low
Frederick R. Hazzard
Syracuse
Edward H. Butler
Male
Hughes League
State Committee
Roosevelt
Hughes
Westchester County
M. Linn Bruce
Local Cracks 10 Go After Trophies At Boise Shootout
Ten crack shotgunners from Pocatello will attend the Idaho State Sportsmen's Association tournament in Boise on May 12 13 and 14. Led by Ben Bean the Gate City team expects strong showings, with Oliver and Charley Puller boosting strength and many members already placing in cash events last year. Fred Barnes and Leon Mollinelli hold official positions with the state association.
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Blue Rock Breakers
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho State Sportsmen's Association
Gate City
Ben Bean
Pocatello Bunch
Barnes
Lehrbas
Mollinelli
Hartington
Thomas
Lefevre Arms
Oliver
Charley Puller
Steger
Dietrich
Fred Barnes
Leon Mollinelli
Sullivan Sentenced for Slaying Salt Lake Officer
Joseph Sullivan received a life term at hard labor for the December 14 slaying of Salt Lake City policeman Charles S. Ford. Ford was brother to George K. B. Ford, former Bannock National Bank cashier, and was a well known figure in PoCatelio.
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Joseph Sullivan
Charles S. Ford
Salt Lake City
Ford
George KB. Ford
Bannock National Bank
Pocateilo
Alaska Roads Bad Way to Travel
Seattle reports from Valdez say the American automobile and crew left on the steamer Bertha for Seattle. They inspected the trail starting Wednesday and covered ten miles. Snow and chuck holes render any automobile mining a wire impossible. the vehicle will be shipped from Seattle to Vladivostok.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Valdez
Alaska
Vladivostok
Evans condition unchanged at Paso Robles
Paso Robles April 11 Rear Admiral Evans remains reported in unchanged condition this morning according to medical bulletin.
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Paso Robles
Evans
Wisconsin Delegation Endorses La Follette At Convention
Milwaukee April 11. The Wisconsin delegation to the Republican national convention will stand La Follette 25 Taft 1. At La Follette headquarters Walter Alexander Taft delegate from the tenth district is expected to carry a thousand vote plurality.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsi
la Follette
Taft
Walter Alexander
Rawhide Nevada Court Passes Remarkable License Ordinance
In Rawhide, Nevada, county commissioners, all saloon and house of ill repute owners, enact a sweeping local license law. The ordinance fines violators up to 500 dollars or 150 days in jail, while licenses range from 5 to 60 dollars quarterly for diverse businesses. Signed by Henry Hoerlin and officials.
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Rawhide
Nevada
Teolossal Bank
Stong
Henry Hoerlin
Board of County Commissioners
FE. Hardy
J. B. Rourke
Thieves Take $90,000 in Diamonds and Watches
In San Francisco a jewelry store on Market Street was robbed last night of diamonds watches and other jewelry valued at $90 000 entry gained by blowing a hole through a partition and the safe was blown with nitroglycerin detectives believe eastern crooks arrived with the battleship squadron visit to operate in the best patrolled district of the city.
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San Francisco
P. Landy
Market Street
Standard Oil Ousted from Tennessee by Supreme Court
Nashville Tennessee April 11 the supreme court today ousted the Standard Oil Company from doing business in Tennessee the ruling bans its operations in the state and marks a notable corporate restraint by state authorities
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court Today
Standard Oil Company
Minidoka Mail Robbery Two Teens Arrested
Two young men aged 19 and 21 stole a mail pouch at Minidoka, empting the registered sack at the station. The pouch, found rifled near sagebrush, led to arrests at Nampa and a federal court trial is expected.
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Minidoka
Twin Falls
Herbert Prothero
Nampa
Crse
Real estate deals reported by C. W. Gray agency
C W Gray reports multiple sales including Marie H Wellbaum acquiring 40 acres in the north half of the southeast quarter of section 9 for 1600, Wallin selling lots 13 and 14 in block 456 for 1250, and Mary B Snyder purchasing lots 13 and 14 in block 421 for 2216 through the Gray agency.
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C. W. Gray
Marie H. Wellbaum
Coustav BE. Wallin
H. K. Tligsen
M. Larsen
Mary B. Snyder
Police Judge Frees Vagrants With Fine and Expulsion
Police Judge Kane this morning fined three vagrants and one common drunk ten dollars each after capture in a nighttime dragnet. The men were ordered to leave town immediately and complied.
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Kane
Entertainers to Hold Lenten Dance at Hall
The Entertainers color group will perform a Lenten dance at the old L. D. S. amusement hall on Friday evening of next week, inviting attendees to enjoy the event.
Missing Royce and son sighted in nearby towns
Sheriff reports a barber in Soda Springs positively identified Royce from South Boise as the man who disappeared at McCammon last Thursday with his 6 year old son. Kemmerer also reports a man and boy matching their description passing through. It appears Royce may be fleeing the country, not foul play, with rumors of marital troubles and plans to ride east.
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Sheriff's Office
Soda Springs
Royce
South Boise
McCammon
Rizz
Kemmerer
Harkness
East
Sunday School Rally A Success In Pocatello
Rev. W C Merritt of the International Sunday School union visits Pocatello as guest of Ideal pastors. He leads a Sunday rally at Congregational Church and an eight o clock address at the M E church on organized work and the Rome convention.
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W. C. Merritt
International Sunday School Union
Pocatello
Congregational Church
M. EB
Merritt
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence
George H. Perry
we-Jesus
McFarland and Britt to Box Twenty Rounds in Colma
San Francisco reports undefeated Packy McFarland of Chicago will fight Jimmy Britt in Colma this afternoon for twenty rounds. Betting runs high with McFarland the favorite at ten to eight.
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San Francisco
Packy McFarland
Chicago
Jimmy Britt
Colma
Wedding Ledger: Anna Gold Sails for Europe with Family
New York reports Anna Gold and her children embarked today aboard the Friedrich Der Grosse for Genoa and Naples. At about the same time Prince De Sagan, longtime suitor of Anna Gould, departed for Europe on the St Paul.
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New York
Anna Gold
Genoa
Naples
Prince de Sagan
Gould
Europe
St. Paul
White House to host governors conference on natural resources
James J. Hill leads with a talk on the relation between rail and water transportation at the White House conference of governors in May. Attendees include Grover Cleveland, William Jennings Bryan, Andrew Carnegie, John Mitchell and others. sessions open May 13 with Roosevelt presiding.
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Washington
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
White House
Mr. Hill
Hill
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
John Mitchell
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Lecture on Christian Science Draws Audiences in St Louis
An audience at the Auditorium theater heard Hon. C A Buskirk of St Louis discuss Christian Science. He praised Mrs Eddy, noted Boston's mother church with 40000 members, and cited key statements on prayer and the nature of God. He argued the faith offers moral reform and spiritual healing.
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C. A. Buskirk
St. Louis
Judge Buskirk
Charles E. Brooks
Mother Church of Christian Science
Boston
Eddy
Jesus
Fiod
Four shooters rival at traps north of town event
Four members of the Pocatello Gan ielub fired at traps north of town yesterday afternoon. In the 100 third event Bean scored 91 and Barnes 37 of 50, Oliver St Molinelli hit 37, using a new gun.
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Pocatello Ganielub
Bean
Barnes
Oliver St. Molinelli
Auction sale of surph stock at West Corner jeweler
M. L. Roberts the West Corner street jeweler announces an auction sale next Thursday to reduce his heavy stock. He touts one of the finest and most complete assortments in the intermountain region and says this is a chance to buy good goods cheap.
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M. L. Roberts
West Corner Street
Intermountain
Mrs Lewis and Daughter Depart for McCammon
Mrs RE Lewis and her daughter Miss Ella left today for McCammon where Mr Lewis is engaged in the butchering business.
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RE. D. Lewis
Miss Ella
McCammon
Mr. Lewis
Seniors edge faculty after tense academy baseball clash
The Academy of Idaho seniors squeaked a 1 point victory over the faculty in a muddy afternoon game. Steendahl pitched well for the seniors while Morris, Retherford and Olsen delivered key hits. Reed nearly homered twice but pockets limited his chances.
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Academy of Idaho
Retherford
Morris
Steendahl
Woodhull
Moder
Mr. Reed
Moscow
Slaughter
Cheney
Davidson
Carleton
LeBelle
Manent
Oliver
Olsen
Trauser
Petersen
Dodge
Brashears
Felding
Redford
Sullivan
Nuider
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Standard
Tennessee
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Roy
M'Farland
Britt
Conference of Governors
Jim Hill
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Supreme Court
Congress
Inland Water Commission
Cortelyou
Knox and LaFollette
Cannon
Fairbanks
Christian Scientist
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