Unrequited love ends in double tragedy in Delaware rooming house
At about 11 last night Walter J. Woodlands a brakeman shot Grace Roney a laundress in the breast then killed himself with a .38 revolver in the Delaware street rooming house at 458 North Main Miss Roney’s roommate Eva Smyers witnessed the episode The wounded woman was taken to the general hospital and Woodlands lay dead at P C Silver's undertaking parlors
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Delaware Rooming House
North Main Street
Walter J. Woodlands
Grace Roney
Miss Roney
Eva Smyers
The
General Hospital
P. C. Silver
Troy
Tribune
Rawlins
Wyo
Delaware
Woodlands
Howard
T. J. Roney
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Delaware House
Miss Smyers
George Hicks
Dr. Howard
W. J. Woodlands
Hamburg
Knights of Pythias
Woodland
Mehemet Reshad Effendi Proclaimed Sultan of Turkey
In Constantinople on April 27 Mehemet Reshad Effendi was proclaimed sultan after Abdul Hamid II was dethroned by the national assembly. A 101 gun salute announced the change as Abdul Hamid was guarded by Young Turks and arrested. London reports rumors Abdul Hamid may be dead after a palace incident at night.
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Constantinople
Mehemet Reshad Effendi
Turkey
Abdul Hamid II
National Assembly
Mehemet Resehad Effendi
Ottoman Empire
Abdul Hamid
London
Hops
Tragic double shooting in Pocatello tears at Troy Laundry
Miss Grace Roney was shot in the chest by Walter J Woodlands a Rawlins Wyoming brakeman at the Delaware house in Pocatello after spurning his advances. Woodlands killed himself with a second shot. The injured Roney is at the general hospital with a chance for recovery while coroner reports indicate no lung puncture.
Rioting in Velardina Ends in Mass Executions
Official reports from Durango recount Velardina unrest after a religious parade was halted by municipal authorities. Twenty five men were executed after summary court martial, seven died during rioting, and forty remain imprisoned awaiting trial.
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Durango
Velardina
Taft to Seek $25,000 for President's Travel This Year
Washington, April 27. After an interview with President Taft, Representative Tawney, head of the appropriation committee, said he would introduce a bill to allot $25,000 for the president's traveling expenses in the coming fiscal year. Senate proposals for a similar sum are under consideration and passage is expected. The president is planning an extensive western tour this summer.
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Washington
Taft
Tawney
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
Kings' Daughters Hold Texas Convention in Temple
The Texas division of the Kings' Daughters convenes in Temple with delegates and visitors from across the state attending. The session continues through Saturday.
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Kings’ Daughters
Temple
Texas
Texas Division of the
Heney and Byington clash in Calhoun trial
In San Francisco Francis J. Heney and Lewis F. Byington exchanged sharp insults during a trial session for Patrick Calhoun. The jurists intervened as the men traded taunts over testimony by Charles L. Gallagher on re-direct examination marking a tense end to days of argument.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Lewis F. Byington
Patrick Calhoun
Byington
Lawler
Charles L. Gallagher
Strike Averts Agreement To End Anthracite War
Scranton reports that mine owners and workers will sign an accord in Philadelphia at 2 PM Thursday unless plans collapse. A tri district United Mine Workers convention meets here this afternoon to ratify the executive boards' three year extension with select miners concessions.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
Court House
Anthracite Districts
Roosevelt party bags giants gazelle and hartebeest
Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit, recovered from travel fatigue, went out for small game and secured a giants gazelle and a hartebeest. The Roosevelt party will stay the week at Sir Alfred Pease's ranch.
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Nairobi
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Kapiti
Roosevelt
Sir Alfred Pease
Memorial Shaft Unveiled in Lafayette Ga
A marble shaft with a private soldier figure was unveiled in Lafayette Georgia on April 27 with ceremonies. Colonel George M. Napier of Atlanta delivered the oration and the Eleventh Cavalry Band from Fort Oglethorpe provided music.
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Lafayette
George M. Napier
Atlanta
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Printer Tries Laudanum Route in Pocatello Rooming House
Despondent itinerant printer J. J. Hopkins of California attempted suicide in a Masonic rooming house in Pocatello by taking a two ounce vial of laudanum around 11 PM. Ben Stephenson, a Tribune job department printer who had roomed Hopkins, telephoned Dr. H. A. Castle for treatment. Hopkins recovered within hours.
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J. J. Hopkins
Pocatello
Masonic
Hopkins
California
Ben Stephenson
Tribune Office
Stephenson
Funeral for George Oram Held at Family Home
The last rites for George Oram, pioneer railroader, were conducted Sunday at his home 7 South Harrison Avenue. Rev Frank C Smith presided. Masonic service followed at the grave with Odd Fellows, B of L E and O R T assisting. burial at the cemetery under Lindquist.
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South
Harrison Avenue
George Oram
Episcopal Church
Frank C. Smith
Trinity Parish
L. Bush Livermore
O. B. Steely
Federal suit to dissolve Harriman system merger begins
In Salt Lake City on April 27 the government suit to dissolve the merger of the Harriman system and other western roads opened with testimony. Local railway officials were summoned to testify and depositions are expected to take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Harriman
Hariman Hearing in Utah Resumes on Rail Merger Suit
Salt Lake City Utah April 27 testimony resumed in the government suit to dissolve the Hariman merger of the Southern and Union Pacific railroads before Special Examiner Sylvester Williams. The hearing is expected to occupy a week or longer.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Harriman
Southern
Union Pacific Railroads
Sylvester Williams
Hughes for Judge Appointment in Washington State
Ellwood C. Hughes a Seattle lawyer of twenty years is tendered by President Taft for the new federal judgeship in Washington state.
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Washington
Ellwood C. Hughes
Seattle
Taft
Washington State
Judge Overrules New Trial in Cooper Murder Case
Nashville April 27 Judge Hart overruled a motion for a new trial in the Cooper murder case and an appeal was taken to the Tennessee supreme court.
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Nashville
Hart
Cooper
Tennessee Supreme Court
Adana Suffers Fresh Outbreak of Fanaticism and Looting
Constantinople reports a new murder spree linked to fanaticism in Adana with arson and looting. The situation there is described as critical and tense.
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Constantinople
Adana
Pocatello Plumbers Land Big Contract
Greene and Higson, noted Pocatello plumbers, won the bid to install a complete modern heating plant in Fremont county's new St. Anthony county building. Local bid approached $3,000. the project totals about $50,000 with joint work by ee & Davis of St. Anthony. The plant will include the latest heating technology.
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Greene & Higson
Fremont County
St. Anthony
Idaho
Canee & Davis
Crazy Negress Committed to Blackfoot Asylum
Lucile Jackson an African American woman repeatedly jailed for insanity was examined by Probate Judge T A Johnston and doctors Bean and Castle and ordered into the state asylum at Blackfoot. She has suffered mental fits since girlhood with recent episodes on the street and in jail.
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Lucile Jackson
T. A. Johnston
J. H. Bean
H. A. Castle
State Asylum For
Blackfoot
John Elis
Pugmire
Sunday School Workers Convene in Montgomery
The Alabama Sunday School association opens its annual convention in Montgomery with enthusiastic delegates. The event runs through Friday and features speakers including Marion Lawrence of Chicago, Dr. H. M. Hamill of Nashville, Dr. W. A. Duncan of Syracuse, Dr. Hight C. Moore of Raleigh, and E F. Richmond of Philadelphia.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Sunday School Association
Marion Lawrence
Chicago
H. M. Hamill
Nashville
W. A. Duncan
Syracuse
Hight C. Moore
Raleigh
EF. L. Richmond
Philadelphia
Meeting of church clubs at St John the Divine
The seventh national conference of church clubs of the United States opens in New York. Robert H. Gardiner of Boston presides as topics include The Emanuel Movement and Its Deeper Meaning Immigration and the Church and Christian Unity and Unchristian Division.
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Church Clubs
New York
Emmanuel Movement
National Conference of Church Clubs of the
United States
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Robert H. Gardiner
Boston
Trinity Guild Supper and Sale Arrives Tomorrow
The ladies of the Trinity Guild will hold a supper and sale tomorrow at Trinity Hall. Supper runs from 5 30 to 8 with kitchen and fancy aprons for sale and other items available in the afternoon and evening.
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Trinity Guild
Trinity, Hall
Pathfinder Car To Visit Gate City On Wednesday
A long distance message from Montpelier reports the Pathfinder car of the New York to Seattle auto race arriving at noon in Montpelier, then traveling toward Soda Springs for tomorrow noon. It may reach Pocatello by tomorrow night or halt at McCammon and proceed to Gate City Thursday morning.
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Montpelier
Petition Circulated Against Interior Ban on Fort Hall Fishing
A large protest petition in Pocatello opposes the Interior Department's order denying fishing permits to white men on the Fort Hall Indian reservation. Organizers plan to send it to Senators Borah and Heyburn. The drive, led by the Pocatello Tilden Dueck club at Molinelli jewelry, cites years of peaceful fishing and urges broad support.
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Department of the Interior
Washington
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Borah
Heyburn
Indian Office
Molinelli Jewelry
Fred J. Barnes
Pocatello-Tilden Dueck Club
Poratelo
Walsh Spread Fame of the Gate City
Local musician Richard J. Walsh of Pocatello influenced New York audiences with the waltz Swing Swing Swing performed at a Saint Patrick's Day ball hosted by Troeller Mandolin Circle in Ebling's Casino. Walsh, employed in Short Line shops, also finished Here's to You Paddy a humorous Irish song to be published soon.
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Pocatello
New York
Ebling’s
Casino
Troeller
Saint Patrick’s Day
Richard J. Walsh
Walsh
Paddy
Balloon photographer scores views of Lost River project
George R. Lawrence of Chicago has been taking captive balloon photographs over Idaho for Clinton Hurtt company. The firm, claiming an exclusive Idaho franchise, plans to exhibit the scenes at the Seattle fair. Lawrence is due in Boise to begin aerial shoots and will travel to the Owyhee country with Hurtt to document the project.
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Boise Statesman
Idaho
George R. Lawrence
Chicago
Clinton Hurtt Company
Seattle
Lawrence
Boise
Owyhee Country
Hurtt
Taft Heads to Philadelphia for Grant Birthday Banquet
President Taft and cabinet members depart Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad for Philadelphia. He will attend a reception and speak at the Union League club Grant birthday banquet upon arrival this evening.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Quaker City
Union League Club
For Sale Number 2 Rebuilt Remington Typewriter
Classified notice offers a rebuilt Remington typewriter in first class condition. Inquiries directed to Tribune with contact number 256.
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Remington
Inquire Tribune
Reddington Travels From New York to Pocatello Route Update
L. W. Reddington, the correspondent for the car journey, left Cokeville last night and arrived in Pocatello this morning on No. 5. He will stay a few days and plans to pick up the car again at Boise. The route to Boise goes via Twin Falls with Clarence Hanford guiding to Kemmerer before continuing west.
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Montpelier
Soda Springs
L. W. Reddington
Cokeville
Pocatello
New York
Cokevilla
No. 5
Boise
Twin Falls
Clarence Hanford
Seattle Auto Club
Pathfinder
Granger
Kemmerer
McCabe Moore Fight Set for Thursday in Gate City
In Pocatello fans await a 20 round main event with Peter McCabe of Ogden facing John R. Moore of Oakland. Referee Frank Watson to halt if a fizzle appears. gate money refunded. A five-man battle royal precedes the bout with the winner taking the pot.
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Pocatello
Peter McCabe
Ogden
John R. Moore
Oakland
McNichols & Wright Hall
Frank Watson
Williams Brothers
Williams
McCabe
Ferando
East Clark Street
Second Avenue
Lawyers to Accept Challenge for City Baseball Championship
A. B. Richardson announces a lawyers team forming to challenge any doctors or dentists clubs in the city. The Ministerial association manager says lawyers will meet Richardson soon to plan a series of games to decide the baseball championship among professional men. Cy Young and Dave Criger are referenced as comparison benchmarks for prowess.
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A. B. Richardson
Ministerial Association
the Tribune
D. C
Cy. Young
Dave Criger
The
Tribune
Richardson
Rep Joseph W Babcock Dies at 50 in Washington
Washington April 27 Former Wisconsin congressman Joseph W Babcock longtime House member for fourteen years and former chairman of the national Republican congressional committee died at his home this morning He was 50 years old.
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Washington
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
National Republican Congressional Committee
Babcock
Electric irons for sale at J A Cara hoff Electric Supply
Slip of the day item offers electric irons priced at 3.50 and advertised by J A Cara hoff Electric Supply Company located at 145 South Main with phone number 459-Red.
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Electric Irons
J. A. Carahoff Electric Supply Company
South Main
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Teddy
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Blackfoot Asylum
Gate City
Uncle Sam
Lost River Irrigation Project
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