Carlisle Opens Case in Smoot Senate Hearing
John G. Carlisle argued for Protestants in the Reed Smoot case before the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee. He contended the First Presidency and Twelve Apostles form a self perpetuating body with church power over politics and candidacies, suggesting Utah politics can be controlled by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Carlisle
President Smith
Twelve Apostles
Mormon Church
Worthington
Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate Committee On
Secretary of the Treasury
A. S. Worthington
Smoot
Carlisle
Joseph Smith
Utah
Republican slate named at Indiana state convention
The Indiana Republican state convention nominated by acclamation Fred Sims of Fort Wayne for secretary of state James Bingham of Muncie for attorney general James B Stubbs of Indianapolis for state statistician James H Jordan of Martinsville for judge of the Supreme Court John C Billheimer of Washington for auditor Oscar Hadley of Danville for state treasurer and Edward Fitzpatrick of Portland for clerk of the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republian
Fred Sims
Frankfort
James Bingham
Muncie
James 8. Stubbs
Supreme Court
James H. Jordan
Martinsville
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadley
Danville
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
House committee backs bill banning prison-made goods
Washington April 12 The House committee on Labor approved the Hunt bill prohibiting interstate commerce in prison-made goods. Chicago April 12 No 2 Red 8& So May 80% Those who want to drive cattle through the private lane north of John Carnes place to the forest reserve must obtain a permit from John Carnes or Geo Blissard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Labor
Tion
Chicago
John Carnes
Geo. 8
Blissard
Liver tonic Herbine touted by Florida reader
A Mrs. A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy advertise Herbine as a liver regulator to cure dyspepsia constipation chills and fever and other liver complaints. A Westville Florida resident F C Waite reports recovery after two bottles. Also listed are food items and spirits at Kane's and Bannock Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Waite
Westville
Fla
A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Genuine Bargain at Blackfoot Nursery and Local Shops
In a Kroeger piano listing Prof Muehlen at 217 North Garfield showcases a rose garden offer with 27 field grown varieties priced at 10 dollars. Wm Smith the piano tuner plans visits soon, orders taken via Harrison's jewelry. Mrs Jeannette Corbridge announces new ladies collars at 281 Worth Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroeger
Prof
Muehlen
North Garfield
Blackfoot Nursery
Wm. Smith
Harrison
Jeannette Corbridge
Cleveland
Green and Gaynor Convicted in Government Fraud Case
Savannah report states Green and Gaynor were found guilty by a jury on all three indictments for embezzlement and conspiracy to defraud the government tied to regional government engineering works. They face sentencing tomorrow before Federal Judge Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Green
Gaynor
Speer
House committee approves direct election and four year House terms
Washington April 12 A House committee on elections favorably acted on a resolution for direct Senate elections by popular vote and a separate plan toextend House terms from two to four years. The Morris of Nebraska introduced measure notes longer terms aid policy implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Elections
Washington
Morris
Nebraska
House
Collision on the O R N near Huntington kills one
Boise Idaho April 12 a collision on the O R and N at 1 50 yesterday afternoon fifteen miles west of Huntington between No 55 and a work train left one man dead John Lilly of La Grande another fatally hurt Elmer Earl of Portland and four others seriously injured the wreck was caused by an operator failing to give orders to the extra train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Huntington
No. 55
John Lilly
la Grande
Elmer Earl
Portland
Castro Resigns Temporarily. Rest Trips Believed Planned
Caracas confirms President Castro’s temporary resignation. Carbiras, the Venezuelan in charge, says Castro intends periodic rests and retirement visits to Lavictoria, expecting only a few weeks away from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Washington
Carbiras
Caracas
Castro
Lavictoria
Great Beer Drinkers
Washington reports American consuls Brittain and Guenther describe Germany’s vast liquor bill. Inhabitants average six and a half quarts of wine, 129% quarts of beer and nine quarts of brandy annually. With 60 million people, annual liquor expenditure reaches 672.588 million dollars. Male citizens over 15 average 37.36 dollars. German spending on schools, social insurance, and the armed forces are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Bureau of Manufactures
Brittain
Guenther
Army
Final Account and Final Distribution Hearing in Estate Case
In Bannock county Idaho the probate court sets April 23 1906 at 10 AM in Pocatello for the settlement of the final account of executors Isabella Armstrong and W F Armstrong and the hearing of their petition for final distribution Objections in writing may be filed. The notice is dated April 10 1906 and signed by T A Johnston ex officio clerk and probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Francis Armstrong
Isabella 8. Armstrong
W. F. Armstrong
Pocatello
Brannock
Idaho
Chill Delicious Mealth Spring Tonic Ad
An urban advertisement notes a Chill Delicious Mealth Spring Tonic at Union Lunch Booth located on First and Counter Streets. The brief listing highlights a local vendor and a product offering in a small storefront setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First & Counter Sts
Naples Feels Rise in Vesuvius Sorrow Amid Ashes
Reports from Naples April 12 indicate improving conditions as volcanic ash continues to fall burying homes. Kings Victor Emmanuel II visits sites and distributes aid while extensive damage is tallied: Portici 243 houses, San Giovanni 195, Resina 432, Torre del Greco around 1,000. Nola heavily damaged.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Victor Emanuel
San Guiseppe
Ottajanes
Tersigne
Portici
San Giovanni
Teduccio
Resina
Torre Dei Greco
Ottajano
Nola
Convict Cannum Shot While Crossing Snake River Bridge
James Cannum, an Idaho state penitentiary escapee, was fired on by Deputy Sheriff Thomas Pence and Special Deputy George Digetz at 2 a m on the Snake River bridge near Weiser as he tried to flee toward Oregon. Cannum, a half breed Indian, had stolen horses at Payette and Boise and fled after escape attempts in the Weiser jail. authorities stake pursuit with Deputy Warden Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Penitentiary
Posse
Annum
Weiser
Boise
Payette
Pocatello Visitor Predicts Growth for Idaho Southeast
H K Higson of Miyth Fares company in Pocatello discusses Idaho conditions with Tribune rep. He notes southeastern Idaho looks better than ever and cites irrigation projects and railroad expansions as boosters. Homeseekers from the East increase. Vilmeen forecasts Pocatello reaching 15,000 in five years and a movement to move the capital there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
H. K. Higson
Miyth- Fares Company of
Pocatello
Nes
Idaho To & Tribune
Vilmeen
Malt Tonic Endorsed by Doctors and Nurses
Physicians and trained nurses recommend this tonic made in Pocatello by Franklin and Hayes Brewery Company. The product is promoted as a balanced digestive aid and tonic for general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Franklin & Hayes Brg Co
Amended Prop The Anthracite Miners Seek Direct Agreement
Anthracite miners and operators, meeting in New York on April 12, amended their proposal to strike UMWA from the agreement. Only willing miners would pay the expense through the revised check-off, with another conference called by Chairman Baer and President Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Baer
Mitchell
Turbine Propulsion Seen At 1907 Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk reports strong naval and marine focus at the Jamestown Exposition with turbine propulsion eyed for 1907. Naval figures like Admiral Dewey backed the display as experts predict turbine engines may begin full maritime use at Hampton Roads, with eight exhibitors ready to showcase devices and developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Jamestown
Admiral Dewey
Wm. H. Mowiy
Hampton Roads
Market Low at Denver Stock Yards Report
Denver Union Stock Yards reports a dull week with light receipts and weak to lower prices across cattle types. Highs reached 4.74 for grain fed steers, with common cows around 2.90 and veals scarce. demand remaining fair to good for select lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Nebraska
Rabbits Surge and Starve in Cold Snap Evidence
Y L Jones from Otis reports that nearly all rabbits froze or starved in the cold snap, only those reaching willows surviving. G L Bradley with McDonald boys and a Minnesota friend collected about 250 rabbits near Woodlands Ranch NE of town in two hours. Heslop earned the dollar after noting rabbits were as thick as ants despite Bradley’s claim. This reflects consolidation in rabbit gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. L Jones
Otis
G. L. Bradley
McDonald Boys
Minnesota
Woodland
Bradley
Wil Heslop
Heslop
Rmibtéts
Big Wool Clip Sold in Cisco Utah
Cisco Utah April 12 Gasten Bree sells the largest Utah wool clip to WG Herbert Philadelphia. About 4 million pounds in top condition, likely the era’s top price for the region. Wool to move in a solid train via Rio Grande Union Pacific Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Utah
Gasten Bree
WG Herbert
Philatelphia
Iseo
Rio Grands
Union Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Dispatch
New King's Discovery Sold By Local Drugstore
Testimony from J W Williams of Bae Ky praises Dr King s New Discovery for curing severe lung hemorrhages and chronic illnesses. The product claims a guarantee by Mrs A L Cook with 50c and 1 00 prices and a free trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Williams
Bae
Dr. King
A. L. Cook
Colorado Midland Sells Salt Lake City-Mexico Round Trip
The Colorado Midland offers a Salt Lake City to City of Mexico round trip for 69.80 dollars, valid sixty days with stopovers. Travel includes daylight observation cars and scenery through Mexico, with illustrated books available. Agent Walt L. Harding, 77 West Second South, Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
Colorado Midland
Salt Lake
Old Mexico
Mexico
Walt L. T. Harding
West Second South
Dowie Rejects Zion Peace Talks in Court Battle
John Alexander Dowie declares no compromise with Overseer Voliva and followers and vows to pursue legal action to reclaim his property. Attorney F. Wettin says prospects for settlement without court action exist, unchanged by the new statement.
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Olivia
Elijah I
Voliva
Dowie
Atl
FE. Wettin
Growing interest in Idaho art exhibit opens April
Citywide interest rises for the Academy of Idaho exhibition beginning Wednesday April 18. A. W. Elson & company of Boston loan 187 works including engravings and reproductions of Italian French Dutch English and American masters. Admission ten cents with proceeds funding a permanent city collection. catalogs sell for five cents. tickets sold by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Idaho
A. W. Elson & Company
Boston
Pocatello
Yeomen Meeting Notice and Card Party at Kelly
Notice to Yeomen announces a regular meeting Friday evening at seven oclock sharp. A card party and refreshments will follow the session at J W Kelly, Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeomen
J. W. Kelly
Foreman
Bargain Jackson Slugger Drill For Sale 24 Drills
Miners offered a nearly new Jackson Slugger Drill set with 24 drills and tools. Total cost listed as 205 dollars with breakdowns 175 for the drill 18 per drill and 12 for Denver. sale due to shift from hard to soft rock. Apply at J Johnsons office or P O Box 25 Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Denver
J. Johnson
P. O. Box
Pocatello
Idaho
Bulk Olives Mince Meat Sweet Sour and Dill Pickles at Kane
A local listing notes available bulk olives and assorted pickles including mince meat style, sweet and sour varieties, and dill pickles at Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Common Affliction Draws Them Together in Marriage
A touching wedding last evening unites Pearl Hawes and Russell McKinley, both visually impaired. Pearl, a Colorado School for the Blind graduate, and Russell, once blinded by a Cuban war accident, were joined in a ceremony by Dr. R. A. McKinley. The couple, both musical, received broad congratulations and a late supper followed.
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Benjamin F. Hawes
Russell McKinley
Kd A. McKinley
Colorado School For the Blind
Lewiston
McKinney
Columbus Scheel
Kinley
Lohengrin
Laurina Senna
Emma Sehneider An Wists
Joseph Hawes
R. A. Mckinies
Toom
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Convention
Indiana
Chicago Wheat
Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
O.r.&n
Oregon
Probate Motice
T. A. Johnston
Italy
Pen
Weiser Bridge
Dowie’s
John Alexander Dowie
Planus
Church of Zion
Ther
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