Orchard on the Stand in Pettibone Trial
Harry Orchard finished direct testimony detailing his arrest and imprisonment after Governor Steunenberg’s murder. He said he gave attorney Fred Miller an order on Pettibone to pay Miller money and disclosed receiving 3500 to 4000 dollars from the federation. He denied personal enmity toward victims but nearly broke down as names were read. on cross he admitted burning a cheese factory for insurance and fleeing with another man’s wife.
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Miller
Pettibone
Boise
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Ile
Orchard
Fred Miller
Federation
Hawley
Darrow
Canada
Regular Jesse James Affair in Aldrich Bank Robbery
Two men armed with rifles robbed the Aldrich bank near Springfield Missouri, forcing Cashie Vaughan James and Vice President Toulson to surrender about 3000 pounds. They then joined a third robber and fled in a buggy with the officials in tow toward the town outskirts.
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Springfield
Aldrich
Here
Cashie
James Vaughan
Z. FB. Toulson
La Follette Seeks Nebraska Delegates Support
Lincoln December 13 Senator La Follette’s friends begin a push for Nebraska’s Republican delegation to back his ticket A Madison Wis adviser to Clerk Harison says a representative will visit Nebraska soon to sway the Taft backed delegation at the state convention toward La Follette.
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Lincoln, Neb
Senator la Follette
Nebraska
Madison
Wis
F. A. Harison
Federal Court
la Follette
Taft
American Can absorbs United Can in San Francisco
The American Can company signed papers to absorb its rival United Can company of San Francisco in a deal exceeding one million dollars. The acquisition makes American Can dominant on the Pacific coast, with United Can previously holding a large share of California Oregon Washington and Alaska trade.
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San Francisco
American Can Company
United Can Company
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Pushing Borah's Bill Gains Support in West
Western senators receive a mass of mail on Senator Borah's bill to suspend assessment work on mining claims. Opponents say it is too late for this year, but the majority favors the measure and it will be pressed.
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Borah
Washington, D. C
Cortelyou Refuses Resignation Rumors
Washington December 13. Secretary Cortelyou denied rumors he plans to resign from the cabinet calling the report another lie. No further comment was offered as inquiries continued.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
The Louvre Serves Hlame Made Pies and Doughnuts
Local eatery The Louvre offers hlame made pies and doughnuts along with cottage cheese, presenting a small, curated menu item list for morning and afternoon patrons.
Nevada Labor Law Tensions Surround Goldfield Mines
Goldfield Nev Dec 13 The Western Federation of Miners aims to arrest Consolidated Mines leaders for alleged union membership bans in hiring. The Combination mine reopens with 56 workers as 1000 more are expected. General Funston arrives to confer with Governor Sparks. Labor commissioners to visit. troops debated as unrest lingers.
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Goldfield, Nev
Western Federation of Miners
George Wingfield
Consolidated Mines Company
J. P. Mackenzie
Hampton
Combinaion
Consolidated Company
Vickers
Goldfield
W. W
Mine labor disruption halts Mohawk and near-by operations
In Goldfield Nevada on December 13 the Mohawk Combination mine suspended work after insufficient underground staffing. The Consolidated mine remains active but mills risk closure without more workers. The Mine Owners' association abandons the card system allowing miners to work regardless of federation status. General Funston advances a second Washington report after talks with both sides.
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Goldfield
Nev
General Funston
Washington
Mrs Nicholas Longworth Recovers From Appendectomy
From the White House it is reported Mrs Nicholas Longworth who underwent appendicitis surgery yesterday passed a good night and is in excellent condition. the update comes after her operation and confirms stable health.
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Washington
White House
Nicholas Longworth
Admiral Evans Urges Economy in Coal on Long Cruise
At Old Point Comfort Va Dec 13 naval officers prepared for a presidential review ahead of a Pacific bound fleet cruise. Admiral Evans orders economy in coal use aboard all ships with a ten knot speed maintained for the 16000 mile voyage starting toward Trinidad after a Monday review and Virginia capes departure.
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Admiral Evans
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Capes
Ders
Trinidad
Pacific
Fish Files Sensational Affidavit on Harriman Proxies
Stuyvesant Fish filed an affidavit in Chicago claiming he can obtain a majority of proxies for the Illinois Central annual meeting and depose Edward H. Harriman as director. He says removing Harriman would restore morality in corporate governance and notes Harriman seeks control for Union Pacific interests.
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Stuyvesant
Superior Court
Chicago
Dee
Ilinois Central 1
Edward H. Harriman
Stuyvesant Fish
Harriman
Fish
Ilinois Central
Union Pacific
Railroads defend rate system in Idaho dispute
Long letter from I H Plais ted of the Oregon Short Line argues terminal rates benefit the whole system. He says fixed charges and general expenses require higher inland rates and warns against canceling terminal rates, which could push traffic to water carriers and foreign rivals. He cites cross-subsidization, industry margins, and common carrier duties in defense of current practices.
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Boise Capital News
I. H. Plaisted
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Salt Lake
City
Utah
Evening Capital News
Pacific Coast Terminal
Heayburn
Canadian Pacific
Ceive
Onur
Istanes
Boise
Portland
Weiser
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Idaho
Colorado
Missouri River
Roosevelt Ultimatum Keeps Roosevelt From Nomination
President Roosevelt declares he will not accept another nomination, leaving the field open for Taft. The White House statement ends debate on a third term and signals Taft's rising prospects as the Republican convention nears in Chicago.
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Taft
Washington
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee For
United States
Thor
White House
Canton
Chicago
Tait
Kidnapped Girl Found in Momence After Abduction
Chicago police recover 10 year old Lillian Walls who was kidnapped last Saturday from her home. She is found in Momence with a man and a woman taken into custody.
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Chicago
Lillian Walls
Momence
Ilinois
Rumor of Boston and Maine Control Denied by Canadian Poetic
Ben Osler, director, calls the report that the Canadian Poetic seeks control of the Boston and Maine railroad a rumor with no foundation.
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Toronto
Loc
Boston and Maine Railroad
Ben Osler
Sweet Cider for Mince Meat at Holmes and Co
Holmes and Co offers sweet cider fit for mince meat dishes. Local shoppers can find the product advertised in this week’s grocery listings.
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Holmes & Co
Wagons for sale and home made pies at The Louvre
Local advertise Wagons for sale by Pocatello Cyclo Co while The Louvre offers homemade pies doughnuts and cottage cheese inviting shoppers to stop by for treats and bargains.
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Louvre
Defense Attorney Recalled as Hearing in Loomis Case Postponed
The preliminary examination of A. Jacques, accused of assault with intent to murder John J. Loomis, resumed. Jacques testified Loomis struck first. he drew a knife in self defense. Defense counsel Ferguson was called to McCammon and the hearing postponed to tomorrow at 10.00.
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A. (. Jacques
Carporter
John J. Loomis
Wharton
Tex
Chicago
Worthind
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masenheimer
H. V. A. Ferguson
McCammon
Jacques
Loomis
Gray
Busy booster for Power City
George C. Mackie of American Falls development company visited the Tribune office saying Power City is the talk of the country and that American Falls is drawing strong cash deals. He praised the lands and urged momentum with confident boastfulness.
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George C. Mackie
American Falls Development Company
Gate City
Americanalls Development Company
American Falls
Tribune
Mackie
Butte
Salt Lake
Idaho
Mr. Mackie
Pocatello Schools Close for Holidays on December 20
Pocatello public schools and the Academy of Idaho will close for holiday vacation on Friday December 20 and reopen January 7. Christmas programs are planned and will be rendered next Friday.
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Pocatello Public Schools
The
Academy of Idaho
Prisoner Transfer Route Through Pocatello
Travering Guard DW Ackley of the state penitentiary went through Pocatello last evening to fetch a prisoner in Anthony. On the return trip he will stop to take Charles Webster the forger to Huise to serve one year.
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Ackley
State Penitentiary
Pocatello
Anthony
Charles Webster
Huise
Mes L Workman Returns Home From Hose Visit
Mes L Workman is home again after visiting friends and relatives in Hose.
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Mes. L. Workman
Hose
Fine Lunch Menu and Goods for Sale Saturday
A lunch for ten cents with coffee, chocolate, doughnuts, sandwiches and cake offered Saturday from 2 to 1. Also cooked articles for sale including bread pies cake beans salad and Christmas sweets and aprons for sale. Corner opposite Fargo's store. Dont forget the date Saturday.
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Fargo
Hard Time Ball in Eagle Hall on December 16 1907
A hard time ball invites all to Eagle Hall on Monday December 16 1907. Prizes for the hardest looking lady and gent. A fine of 25e will be charged for any one wearing a white collar. Dress in ragged attire and attend.
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Eagle Hall
Blacksmiths and Helpers Union Plans Annual Ball
Local union No 120 of Blacksmiths and Helpers hosts its annual ball on the evening of February 21 with members and guests expected to attend.
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Blacksmiths
Blacksmiths and Helpers
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Jesse James
Missouri
Nevada
Sparks
Alice
Illinois Central
Quietus
Pocatello Cyclo Co
Power City
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