Thaw Awaits Bail Fight After Jury Split
In New York on April 13 Harry Thaw spent a restless night in the Tombs after yesterday’s jury disagreement. He slept about three hours and declined to issue a public statement. Jerome opposes bail and Delmas may speak later as Mrs Thaw visited her husband. A juror’s signed account of deliberations circulated, noting an early prayer by the panel.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Tombs
Thaw
Jerome
Delmas
County Board Fixes County Funds Interest at 3 Percent
Bannock county commissioners concluded their quarterly session by setting the interest rate on county funds deposited in banks at 3 percent per year. The decision was announced Thursday during the meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bannock County
Peace Conference Set After Amahana Surrender
United States Consul Brown reports a peace conference will be held at Amahana fort between Nicaraguan President Ibelya and Salvadoran President Fig uero immediately after Amahana surrenders. The meeting aims to resolve the Nicaragua Honduras conflict that drew Salvador into the war.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Brown
la Union
Honduras
Amahana
Ibelya
Nicaragua
Figuero
Salvador
Murder Attempt Fires After Reproof In New York
In New York on April 13 Fred Mattheson shot his nephew George Hoffman and wounded him fatally. Mattheson fled the scene but was soon arrested. Mrs Hoffman and Arthur Gondelman, another Hoffman relative, were present in the home.
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New York
Fred Mattheson
George Hoffman
Hoffman
Arthur Gondelman
Hoffmans
Yerkes Resigns From IRS to Practice Law
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Yerkes resigns to enter the practice of law. The resignation was accepted by the president in Washington.
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Yerkes
Washington
International Revenue
Fiendish Murder Rocks Bardwell as Youth Fatally Wounds Uncle
Bardwell Kentucky April 13 Edward Stockton seventeen fatally shot his uncle James Stockton yesterday. He beat his aunt into insensibility with a gun butt, saturated her clothes with coal oil and tried to set it afire. He was arrested and is believed by some to be demented.
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Bardwell
Edward Stockton
James Stockton
Borah Indicted Rumor Spurs Idaho Headlines
A Boise dispatch reports persistent rumors that Senator William Borah has been indicted by a federal grand jury. Indictments allegedly include Borah as general attorney for the Barber company, with charges tied to land options and payments. Boise reaction is heated, with officials doubting the basis of the action. Remember the dance at the Eagle hall tonight, Williams Bros.
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Salt Lake
Boise
the Herald
United States
Mr. Borah
William Sweet
Frank Steunenberg
Boise Basin
Steunenberg
Barber Company
Wisconsin
Borah
the Tribune
Federal Grand Jury
the Statesman Today
Eagle Hall
Williams Bros
Sixteen Towns to Send Deputies to Gate City Contest
The Idaho Scholastic League will hold the declamatory contest at Pocatello Academy on April 26 with sixteen schools represented. Miss Frances Goldwater won the Academy’s preliminary and will represent the school, aiming for a pennant.
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Idaho Scholastic League
Auditorium Theatre
Idaho
Pocatello Academy
J. W. Faris
Academy
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Ricks Academy
Ida
Academy Assembly Hall
Frances Goldwater
Mary Warner
Grace Furey
Miss Goldwater
Gate City Elks To Own A Home
Elks lodge officers named for the year include Dr. O B Steely esquire Frank Holzheimer chaplain George Oliver inner guard Leo Lewis organist and R O Graham R W Holmes and A H Fry on the board of managers The five hundred dollar transfer to the investment fund aims to buy land for an Elks building and the fund will be invested in warrants and securities. Ban nock county saloon licenses listed by the board of county commissioners include Wood River saloon Pocatello Mercantile Co Oak saloon and others in Pocatello Soda Springs McCammon Oneida Bancroft Thatcher-Beckstead and more with multiple licensees named.
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Elks’ Lodge
W. A. Wright
O. B. Steely
Frank Holzheimer
George Oliver
Leo Lewis
R. O. Graham
R. W. Holmes
A. H. Fry
B. W. Church
James F. Kane
James M. Knowles
Lodge
Board of Trustees
Elks
Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
Pocatello
Wood River
O. L. Cleveland & Co
A. F. Roulet
Pocatello Mercantile Co
McNichols & Wright
W. R. Kirchoff
Bannock
Domoto & Co
Academy Y M C A Program Delights Idaho City Audience
Friday night Academy of Idaho under the Y M C A branch presented a successful show. Mayor Cleave delivered a top talk and the Upjohn Slaughter stereopticon lecture was informative and entertaining. Other numbers, including a quartette and piano solos, were enthusiastically encored.
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Academy of Idaho
Academy
Mayor Cleave
Accademy
Messrs
Upjohn and Slaughter
Retherford, Steendahl
Max Henley
Byron Henley
E. J. Norton
Brew and Gray
Messrs. Slaughter and Upjohn
Auditor's Statement on 1906 07 Finances for City
Auditor BE I Gallet reports total receipts from all sources of 170305.04 for the year ending January 4 1907. Expenditures total 20001.14 leaving a deficit of 20286.10. Revenue besides property taxes limited to SALW.
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Be.i. Gallet
Lee Haskins Fined for Assault on Short Line Employee
Lee Haskins, a switchman, pleaded guilty to assault and battery against L. D. Eberly, an employee of the Short Line. Justice Felix Van Reuth imposed a $50 fine plus costs or 30 days in jail. he chose the fine and paid. The incident occurred at the depot platform yesterday afternoon.
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L. D. Eberly
Short Line
Lee Haskins
Justice of the Peace
Felix van Reuth
van Reuth
John Jones
Haskins
Eberly
Masonic Temple
Bride and Groom Henry Cocks Reach Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Henry Cocks arrived from Denver and will reside at 541 South Main after May 15 They were married in Denver on Wednesday The groom is a shoe clerk at Blyth Fargo plans to join Pocatello social circles with the charming Ellen Rule daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Phillips of Denver The ceremony was at 230 pm at the First Congregational Church Rev T K Ashby officiated
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Henry Cocks
Denver
S41
South Main Street
Colorado Capital
Blyth & Fargo
Ellen Rule
Andrew Phillips
T. KE. Ashby
First Congregational Church
Deiver
Cireles
Pocatello
Gate City
Family Incinerated in Texas Blaze
A Texas family of eight was reported burned to death today in Gunter. Victims include J. C. Price, his five children, his stepdaughter, and his niece. The blaze followed an attempt to start a fire with kerosene.
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Port Worth
Texas
Gunter
J. C. Price
Price
Cold Storage Plant Purchased by Local Butcher in Omaha
Joe Reuss of North Main Street buys a modern cold storage plant for 2500 dollars. Machinery will be installed by May 1 to replace the ice box, with the cashier's office moved forward to make space for the engine. Ice will be produced for private shop use as part of the summer readiness.
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Joe Reuss
North Main Street
Omaha
Piano Recital at Academy by Professor Muehley
Professor Muehley of the Academy of Idaho Faculty will present a piano recital in the Academy auditorium on Tuesday April 25 at 10 30 A M The program includes works by Rossini Rubenstein Lavallee Schumann Jaell Jaell Rats and others and invites visitors to both the recital and Tuesday morning talks.
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Muehley
Academy of Idaho
Academy Auditorium
Rossini
Lavallee
Schumann
la Fontaine
Lysberg
la Sulphide S.oc
Jaell
Galatea
Onsen
Polea de la Reing
Carnegie Institute Re dedication Honors Foreign Guests
Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg held re dedication ceremonies with honorary degrees awarded to distinguished foreign guests in attendance from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
Apr
Carnegie Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Coldest April Weather Sweeps Nebraska
Omaha reports the coldest April on record as harsh weather lapses across Nebraska. Temperatures plunged overnight with many areas reaching notably low levels and frost forming on the ground.
Ex Governor Chamberlain Dies in Charlottesville
Dan al H. Chamberlain former governor of South Carolina who served in the turbulent post reconstruction period died in Charlottesville on April 13. He presided during the troublesome years and his death marks the end of a notable public career in Southern politics.
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Charlottesville
Danal H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Murderer Feist Denied New Trial. Sentenced to Hang
Nashville April 13. Dr J Herman Feist prominent physician convicted of murdering Mrs Rosa Mangrum whose body was found in the river at Cairo Alabama was denied a new trial by the criminal court and sentenced to hang June 21.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. Herman Feist
Rosa Mangrum
Cairo
Criminl
Unseasonably Cold Across Midwest Reported
A cold snap grips Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and other Midwest points with light snow in St. Louis. Temperatures range from 22 to 28 degrees, with a high around 86 noted in the region.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Middle West
Letter by Nesbit retracts false statements in Thaw case
A publicized letter from Evelyn Thaw’s brother Howard Nesbit to Harry K. Thaw admits lies told to District Attorney Jerome about Evelyn’s statements. Nesbit asks Thaw for $100 to pay debts and praises him as a hero. Jury-room tensions emerge as Juror Steele allegedly threatened Juror Pfatt to deter further remarks about the verdict.
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Thaw
Steele
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Howard Nesbit
Young Nesbit
Jerome
Evelyn
White
Nesbit
Pfatt
Pune Pratt
Pratt
Special Flour Train Aids China Famine Relief
A 28 car flour train, funded by Northwestern Road's President Martin Hughitt, speeds toward San Francisco for export to famine relief in China. It passed Green River yesterday and will go through McCammon today while the Aspen tunnel remains blocked. the Beaumont government transport will carry flour across the Pacific.
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China
San Francisco
Martin Hughitt
Northwestern Road
Green River
McCammon
Aspen
Beaumont
Pacific
Curtain Time Set For Blanche Walsh Presentation
Auditorium manager Roy Emmick announces the curtain will rise at 9 15 tonight for Blanche Walsh in The Straight Road. Audience urged to be seated promptly at that hour and pay 15 dollars per ticket.
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Roy Emmick
Auditorium Theatre
Blanche Walsh
Straight Road
Brady Returns From Idaho Falls Rexburg Trip
State Chairman J H Brady returns from a two day tour to Idaho Falls and Rexburg. In Idaho Falls the water users district approved a 300000 dollar purchase of the canal system, with bonds of 330000 to be issued awaiting court validation in about 30 days. Brady notes Rexburg in prosperous condition and heads to Boise on business.
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J. H. Brady
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Idaho Canal
Mr. Brady
Brady
Ile
Boise
Nicaraguan Legation Confirms Amapal Surrender
The dispatch to the Nicaraguan legation from Paris on April 13 confirms the surrender of Amapal Honduras.
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Paris
Legation
Amapal
Honduras
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