Sultan Grants All the Demands of His Troops
Constantinople reports indicate the sultan capitulated to riotous troops after new cabinet installation. Sheria laws adopted, grand vizier and ministers dismissed, Rahmi and Javid removed, Zohrab named vice president of the chamber. Civil unrest continues with stations and troops massed near government buildings. Christians unmolested. Also two more federal indictments in New York include Frank Shea and Austin Baker with trials set in rapid succession.
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Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies and War Office
War and Marine
Ahmed Riza
Chamber
Hussein Jahia
Tanin
Rahmi and
Javid
Zohrab
Liberal Union
Chamber of Deputies
Salonika
Stamboul
Frank Shea
Austin Baker
United States
F. S. Dietrich
Ferguson
Robert M. Terrell
Blackfoot
Shea
Lingenfelter
Dietrich
Snook Named Warden as Idaho Prison Board Acts
John W. Snook of Lemhi county was elected warden of the Idaho penitentiary by the prison board. Deputy Warden David Rich of Fremont county, Captain T. H. Pence from Washington county, and Thomas Jolly of Oneida county were named as top officers. Robert N. Dunn of Coeur d Alene was appointed district jurist, with Dunn holding the U S land office post until the judgeship vacancy is filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rich
Fremont County
Thomas Jolly
Oneida County
Unanimous
Boise
Idaho
John W. Snook
Snook
Lemhi County
Whitney
Brady
Lemhi
David P. Rich
T. H. Pence
Washinngton
Lansdon
McDougall
Preston
United States
Marshal Shoup
Alaska
Ada County
W. C. Lane
M. H. Sebern
Elias Marsters
W. R. Jones
Khelley
C. A. McDonald
Rathdrum
Dan Walters
St. Anthony
N. P
Robert N .Dunn
Coeur d’Alene
Supreme Court
Dunn
United States Land Office
Northern Idaho Land District
Dunn Lands Plum for Eighth Judicial District
Boise April 14 Governor Brady announced the appointment creating the Eighth Judicial District by the Tenth legislature and naming Kootenai and Bonner counties as the new district territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Lands
Boise
Kootenai County
Bonner
Kootenai
Brady
Turko Bulgarian dispute seen progressing toward settlement
Negotiations over the Turko Bulgarian dispute are moving toward a settlement. In St. Petersburg and Constantinople officials report a satisfactory course, while Bulgaria contemplates mobilization as a possible option if Turkey does not agree to terms promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Turkey
Women Active in Smuggling Arms in Orient Says Colonel
Colonel Mes rope Newton told the Women’s Republican club that women smuggled nearly all arms and dynamite across Turkish Persian and Russian frontiers under their skirts. He argued the Turkish revolution stems from political disruption and that English suffrage movements pale beside Orient women’s activity.
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New York
Turkey
Persia
Russia
Mesrope Newton
Women’s Republican Club
England
Orient
Jaw Break by Policeman Sparks Court Fight
Aouista Monelli, an Italian worker for Short Line, wears a jaw cast after Patrolman Tom Dickson struck him after Monelli resisted being taken to the city jail for alleged wife beating. Dr. Steely notes two jaw fractures and Monelli cannot talk. The incident prompts potential legal action over the officer’s conduct and will be argued in court when Monelli appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aouista Monelli
Tom Dickson
Monelli
Dickson
Johnston
Steely
Wants to Stage Fight Between McCabe and Moore in Gate City
Peter McCabe a husky light weight fighter with manager Frank Kelly travels to Gate City where talks aim to arrange a bout with John L. Moore a colored fighter from Junction town. McCabe in prime condition promises a fast contest and prefers a local opponent if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McCabe
Gate City
Frank Kelly
McCabe
John L. Moore
Junction Town
Kelly
Local Man C Williams Seeks Barber Visit in City
C Williams of Kansas City arrived in the city a few days ago and is now in the barber shop of his uncle J J Williams on the East side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Williams
Kansas City
City
Wncle
J. J. Williams
Injured Fireman Hurt by Carbide Tank Explosion
A. D. Bartlett of Montpelier, locomotive fireman on the Montpelier to McCammon run, was severely injured when a carbide tank exploded on engine 375 at McCammon. He suffered a facial wound and brain concussion and was hospitalized in Pocatello. Bartlett, soon to take a 60 day layoff to visit Seattle, is well known locally.
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A. D. Bartlett
Montpelier
McCammon
Pocatello General Hospital
W. A. Wright
Bartlett
Gate City
Seattle
Pocatello
New Roads in Bannock County and County Officials Actions
New roads in Bannock County were reviewed with multiple petitions for routes in districts 11 9 and 22 including connections to Nomreil lane the Cooper bridge and a path to the forest reserve. The county approved plank purchases and declared several roads public highways and outlined conditions for converting sections to county roads. Appointments were made for road view and report duties and new liquor licenses were granted to several Pocatello and surrounding firms. A deed was authorized reconveying title to multiple lots in block 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
C. H. Reed & Co
W. E. Trapp
John McManus
Murphy & Bartlett
Pocatello
William Winschell
Henry
J. B. Wagnitz
A. Castellini & Co
Dempsey
Hyrum Toolson
Grace
F. W. Dornberg
Cooper Bridge
James Byington
Vertheuf River
Frank Zamboni
McCammon
Forest Reserve Line
Oscar Sonnenkalb
James Moore
E. D. Whitman
J. B. Capell
Thomas Coffin
Arimo
James Henderson
John Demorest
River steamer wrecked after tempestuous voyage
Pittsburg April 14. The Virginia, the largest steamer on the upper Ohio, was wrecked late last night near Wellsville Ohio after a series of accidents and a violent voyage. Passengers panicked but crew restrained them and all were safely landed before it sank.
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Pittsburg
Virginia
Ohio
Wellsville
Russo-Japanese War Officers Pardoned in Petersburg
In St Peters burg on April 14 Rear Admiral Gregorio and Lieutenant Smyrnoff, under Vice Admiral Nebogatoff, were pardoned and released from confinement. It is noted that General Stoessel and Vice Admiral Nebogatoff will also be pardoned shortly.
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St. Petesburg
Gregorio
Smyrnoff
Nebogatoff
Stoessel
Pathfinder car leaves Denver bound for Cheyenne
The Thomas Seattle pathfinder car departed Denver this morning en route to Cheyenne, marking a notable early stage in its journey.
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Denver
Thomas Seattle Pathfinder
Cheyenne
Pocatello Tax Sale Delinquent Property Transfers
County records note delinquent properties in Pocatello were sold with payment of costs and penalties to date. A new school district was formed embracing district No. 46 and unorganized territory near Independent district No. 1. Quarterly reports from county offices were received. W C Davis resignation as Soda Springs precinct justice was accepted and the office declared vacant. Board audits regular quarterly claims against the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Soda Springs
W. C. Davis
Championship boxing match set for October 12 at Colma Club
New York on April 14 reports Jack Johnson and Stanley Ketchel agreed to a twenty round heavyweight title bout at the Colma Athletic club. The fighters share the gross receipts fifty percent each with the winner receiving sixty five percent and the loser thirty five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketehel
Colma Athletic Club
Eagles Minstrels Promises Dazzling Pocatello Show
Rehearsals four nights weekly produce unexpected talent as Eagles' Minstrels prep a two night performance. Soloists wow with beauty and humor while a sextet of men, acrobatic and musical acts, club juggling, and a Westcott designed finale promise lively entertainment. Souvenir program planned. Salt Lake trip for costumes arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead
Darrell Westcott
Frank Scally
Salt Lake
Gilbert Leaves City After Securing Annual Donation
Advertising calendar and novelty man Gilbert has been in the city for several days and left for Salt Lake today after reporting he secured the annual donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Salt Lake
Gil
Riots Leave One Woman and Three Men Dead in El Paso
After clashes in Velardena area rioters, a Herald correspondent reports a woman and three men killed in street fights. Ten leaders were captured and summarily executed as troops maintain control of the town.
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el Paso
Velardena
Herald
Great Wrestling Bout Promises Close Fight
Chicago April 14 Tonight's wrestling match features Frank Gotch of Humboldt Iowa and Yasi Mahmout of Bulgaria in a nearly even matchup. The bout is expected to draw strong crowd interest as the rivals prepare for a hard fought contest.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Iowa
Yasi’ Mahmout
Bulgaria
Night riders terrorize tenants near Harriman's Ferry
Night riders terrorize tenants and landowners around Harriman's Ferry in Washington Indiana. Farming equipment owned by tenants has been destroyed as part of the threats and vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Harriman’s Ferry
Pocatello Forms Executive Committee to Field Strong Baseball Team
A rousing Y M C A meeting in Pocatello elected an executive committee of Fred Ball A W Service and Bob Graham to manage the team with unity from the board Fans urged a crackerjack squad and possible imports to compete in the Valley league A practice game is set for next Sunday at the east side grounds with all players urged to try out A separate meeting discussed forming a Twilight league of five amateur teams at the same venue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Fred Ball
A. W. Service
Bob Graham
Temple O. Smith
Claud Bistline
Gate City
Jollly Jack Neve
Pocatello Tepee Ridgepole
East Side Grounds
Randall-Dodd Buick Delivery to Pocatello Agency
The Randall-Dodd company in Pocatello Idaho received a carload of Buicks this week. Harry Elliott, a noted Salt Lake garage man and driver, has joined Randall-Dodd and is in Pocatello delivering Buicks. Frank Libbey, a local figure, also serves as demonstrator and driver. One Buick will be sent to Mackay and Central Idaho Stage Company for regional service.
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Goodwin's Weekly
Salt Lake
Randall-Dodd
Pocatello
Idaho
Harry Elliott
Randall-Dodd Company
Frank Libbey
Two Months in Los Angeles Visit Ends
Mrs. Fred G. Rice and daughter Neva have returned from a two months’ visit in Los Angeles and other Southern California cities.
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Los Angeles
Fred G. Rice
Neva
California
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