Looters Busy Among Ruins Reach for Valuables
Crowds of looters plague the burned district as police and militia prove inadequate. Governor appeals to the President for federal troops while guests of the St Francis hotel salvage belongings from the ruins. A European syndicate plans a three million dollar real estate investment in San Francisco. Chinese refugees receive guarded protection as troops arrive. Federal troops authorized by Governor Pardee.
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San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Washington
Pardee
California
War Department
More Trouble at Vesuvius in Italy Disaster Strikes Nearby Towns
Naples reports renewed disaster in the Vesuvius region as last night’s rain and gale trigger avalanches of mud sand ashes and cinders across Somma and Santa Anastasia. Bridges roads and houses are swept away and rail parts destroyed while troops with wagons aid relief. No fatalities reported.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Somma
Santa Anastasia
Sugar Prices Rise Ten Cents Per Hundred Pounds
New York April 28 all grades of refined sugar have been advanced ten cents a hundred pounds today. Twenty seven varieties of roses at the Blackfoot Nursery. Write for price list to O F Smith Blackfoot Idaho.
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New York
Blackfoot
O. F. Smith
Idaho
Land Restored for Public Entry in Teton Country
Great Falls Mont April 28 One hundred eight town ships of public land in the Teton country withdrawn three years ago for reclamation have been restored to the public domain. The land will be open to desert and homestead entry July 28.
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Great Falls
Mont
Teton Country
Jealousy Motive Sinks Man in Butte Slaying
In Butte on April 28 Mrs. Robert Bryant, a mother of two, was shot by Harry Penna who had long known her. Penna confessed claiming jealousy of Bryant’s husband drove the crime.
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Butte
Robert Bryant
Harry Penna
Penna
Haversham Grange Collides With Benton in Malacca Straits
The British steamer Haversham Grange arrived at Singapore with three thousand troops from Vladivostok for Odessa and reported a collision with the Chinese steamer Benton in the Malacca straits. The Benton sank and thirty of its hundred and one Chinese crew were drowned.
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Singapore
Haversham Grange
Vladivostok
Odessa
Benton
Straits of Malacca
New Law Demands Motoring Life Annuities
Berlin April 28. The government introduced in the Reichstag a bill compelling automobilists to pay life annuities to dependents of those killed or permanently injured by motor car accidents.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Russian General Assassinated In Chelm Gendarmerie Chief
Lieutenant Colonel Pugel chief of the gendarmerie at Chelm in Russian Poland was assassinated last night. The slayer escaped.
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Lublin
Russian
Poland
Pugel
Chelm
Minister Von Bud diey Dies in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of General Von Bud diey Prussian minister of public works from cancer. The notification states he died today in Berlin with official confirmation forthcoming.
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Berlin
von Buddiey
Ice cream delivery service expands citywide
Chicago advertises ice cream delivery from one quart and up to any part of the city. Petersen and Holmes promote the service with mention of numbers 87 389 and 79 percent for May and July in the April 28 notice.
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Chicago
Petersen & Holmes
Supreme Court rules on competency of unsound mind witness
The Idaho Supreme Court affirms a Latah county rape conviction in the case of Milt Simes. Justices Alshie Stockslager and Sullivan hold that a woman with an unsound mind could testify and that the prosecution’s case remained corroborated by multiple details and statements.
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Supreme Court
Alshie
Stockslager
Sullivan
Ve. Milt Simes
District Court
Latah County
Latah
Harmony and relief efforts mark San Francisco revival
In San Francisco on April 26 27 leaders from citizen committees and the army urged unity as streetcar service resumed and a new steel structure began on the burned site Archbishop Riordan Mayor Schmitz and Dr Edward Devine voiced support for harmony and orderly relief distribution with Taft Roosevelt praise and a centralized Red Cross operation detailing fund disbursement plans and logistical upgrades
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San Franccisco
Varina
San Francisco
Riordan
Citizens’ General Committee
Schmitz
Edward Devine
Red Cross Society
Taft
Roosevelt
United States Army
Duval
New York
Washington
Red Cross
Edward T Devine
Devine
Did Not Fight at Salt Lake Prize Fight Stalled in Court
In Salt Lake City the slated prize fight did not occur. Young Corbett and Dick Hyland appeared in court on a misdemeanor charge of promoting a prize fight and deposited 150 each to secure appearance for today. Also charged were J M Donaldson referee J N Chapman Salt Palace manager and F E Sciefski promoter. The fighters claimed new names and the judge remanded others on recognizance. Sheriff Emery intervened, arresting the principals as the ring battle did not take place.
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Young Corbett
Dick Hyland
J. M. Donaldson
J. N. Chapman
Salt Palace
F. E. Sciefski
P. P. Christensen
D. A. Brown
Public Morals Committee
The
Ministerial Association
Willard Hansen
Soren X
Christensen
Richard Hyland
Littl
William Uren
Corbets
William Rothwell
Emery
Salt Lake County
Motive to Elks Postponed to May 3 at Club Rooms
Social planned for tonight at the Elks club rooms is postponed until May 3 by order of the committee. Kane's advertises onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb available.
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Elks
Kane's
Fresh California strawberries arrive daily at Wsane's
Readable line notes fresh California strawberries arriving daily at Wsane's grocery. Local shoppers can expect ripe fruit and steady supply as the season progresses.
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Ornia
Wsane’s
May Weather Averages From Six Year Period
The record summarizes May weather from six years, noting mean temperature 55 degrees, warmest May 1901 at 59 and coldest 1905 at 51, highs of 45 on the 26th in 1902, lows of 28 on the 30th in 1903, and frost dates. Precipitation average 1.14 inches with 16 days of a quarter inch or more. max monthly precipitation 2.15 inches in 1903 and minimum 0.40 inches in 1904. Snowfall 7.2 inches on May 18, 1909. Clear days 12, partly cloudy 14, cloudy 5. winds from the southwest, average speed 9.4 mph. max wind 48 mph from the north on the 30th.
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Bet
Chamberlains Salve for Various Skin Ailments
A salve advertised for sore nipples burns frost bite chapped hands itching piles and numerous skin diseases including eczema ringworm scald head herpes and scabies. It claims remarkable success and sells for 25 cents per box through all druggists.
Boni 18 in Politics in Paris Divorce Case Postponed
Paris April 28 The First Trial Denal of the Seine delayed hearings on the Boni de Castellane divorce as Count Boni runs for re election and seeks to wait until the electoral campaign ends.
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Paris
Seine
Boni de Castellane
Chamber of Deputies
Beet Sugar Report Out by President to Congress
The President transmitted to Congress the annual beet sugar industry report for last year by Charles F. Saylor. It states beet acreage reached 307,364 with 8.47 tons per acre yield and total manufacture of 312,920 short tons equaling about 626 million pounds.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Charles F. Saylor
Department of Agriculture
What the bill is said 10 contain what the bill is said 10 contain
A Salt Lake Tribune dispatch says the Indian appropriation bill approved by the Senate includes a 10 000 dollar provision to move the Lemhi Indians from their current reservation to the Bor Hall reservation and to open the Lemhi and Coeur d Alene reservations to settlement. It also provides 25 000 for a reconnaissance of lands near Pocatello to study Indian and white interests with a view to irrigation development.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Senate
Bort Hall
Lembhi Reservation
Coeur - Alene
Pocatello
Idaho Lawyers Meet May 1 1906 in Poratello
All lawyers and members of the bar of the Fifth Judicial district of Idaho are requested to meet at the office of PS iWetrich over the People's store Poratello Idaho Tuesday evening May 1 1906 at 7 30 p m By order of COMMITTEE THE DAILY TRIBUNE 50c Per Month
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Fifth Judicial District of Idaho
PS. iWetrich
People’s Store
Poratello
Idaho
Outlaw Fires on Posse Wounds Militia Captain and Sheriff
Frank Smith who killed Policeman Hanley of Oregon City after escaping Portland jail was cornered near Woodburn. In a gunfight he fatally wounded Captain O D Henderson of the Oregon National Guard and Sheriff Shaver of Clackamas county, then escaped into the woods. Rewards total 2500 dollars for Smith, who robbed Troutdale post office and fled.
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Woodburn
Frank Smith
Policeman Hanley
Oregon City
Portland
Smith
O. D. Henderson
Oregon National Guard
F Shaver
Clackamas County
Salem
Henderson
Shaver
Troutdale
Roosevelt Orders Indefinite Postmaster Nomination Hold
A Senate executive session read a presidential note delaying action on Francis M. Winters as postmaster of Montpelier Idaho. The delay follows Montpelier residents' petition backing Marcus Whitman. The president forwarded the petition to Postmaster General Cortelyou for investigation, delaying any confirmation until report is received.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Francis M. Winters
Montpelier
Ida
Marcus Whitman
Cortelyou
For Rent Four Room Furnished House on Ind Avenue
Four room furnished house available for rent at 354.8 Ind Avenue. Contact tf-147 for details and availability.
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Ind Ave
Language at Academy Promotes Broad Linguistic Cultivation
The Academy offers complete courses in Latin Greek German French and English to prepare students for leading universities. Harvard President Eliot stresses linguistic training as essential to culture and literature broadens beyond old ties to Latin and Greek alone. A visit by Prof Morley of the University of Idaho adds emphasis on broad, service oriented education and outlines Idaho’s offerings to Academy students.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
National Educational Association
Italy
Herbert D. Cheney
Morley
University of Idaho
Academy
Faris
Marley
Pocatello
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First & Center Sts
Observer Bell
Weather Service
the Weather Bureau
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Boni
Electoral Campaign
the Daily Tribune
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Miles Celia Short
Chimay Mager
Clara Duclos Wilson
J. Burkhard
Geo
Smith Donalds, Burnside
Alvin Lundgren
Joseph Leonidas Byrd
Brady Paris
Harry P. Derham
Nathan Bartow
Sherman Furey
Arthur Jacobson Casper TK
Wimmer
Photr Levey Neilson
Geo. Griffith
Holly Beamer
Mise Grace Furey
D. Harnaide
C. Stedman Moona
J. J. Rye
Harry Derham
Sketeh
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Furey
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