Thaw Case Moves to Challenge Mental State in Court
New York January 8 The Thaw defense issued subpoenas for prosecution expert witnesses who testified on insanity in the first trial. The move aims to block those doctors from testifying again while seeking to prove Thaw was sane at the time of the Stanford White killing. Jury selection continued with slow progress as lawyers shape the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thaw
Jerome
Stanford White
Matteawan
Mr. Littleton
Great Western In Receiver's Hands
London and St Paul reports say note holders and A B Stickney the president agreed to appoint a temporary receiver to maintain the status quo while a first mortgage bond is prepared to cover debts of the Chicago and Great Western. Attorneys Kellogg and others say a receiver is sought due to notes due in 1908 and about ten million dollars in borrowings for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cheago and
Great Western Company
A. B. Stickney
St. Paul
Frank Kellogg
Chicago and Great Western
Sanborn
United States Eclient Court
Kellogg
Heinze Pleads Not Guilty in Bank Check Case
New York January 8 F Angus as Heinze, arrested yesterday and charged with over certification of checks as former president of the Mercantile National Bank, today entered a plea of not guilty before Justice Chatfield in U S court. Through counsel he reserved right to withdraw plea or demur before January 20. A $50,000 bail bond posted after his arrest yesterday was allowed to stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
F. Angus
Heinze
Mercastile National Bank
Fore
Death of B. Gottstein Reported in Seattle
Mrs. Simon Lewis learns her father B. Gottstein, a well known Pocatello figure, has died in Seattle. She will travel to the scene immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Lewis
Seattle
B. Gottstein
Pocatello
Lewis
New Officers of Pocatello General Hospital Elected
At the first annual stockholders meeting of the Pocatello General Hospital Limited, J C Weeter was named President and Mrs G T L Olmstead Vice President. Fred G Caldwell became Secretary-Treasurer, with directors George Derr Julius Rosenberg James F Kane and John Hood. Mrs Maines was reelected superintendent and the hospital reported gains since opening April 30 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello General Hospital, Limited
Ooificers
J. C. Weeter
G. TL. Olmstead
Fred G. Caldwell
Cgeorge
Stork Delivers Baby Boy at Blin Residence
A stork trained by engineer Wright delivered a baby boy at the Blin home early this morning at about 1 o’clock, the couple reported. The event was noted as a humorous local milestone with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Wright
Mrefs
D. B. Blincoo
Beclky's Body Found Near Portneuf River
The body of George Beckley an elderly Civil War veteran who disappeared December 24 in Pocatello was found last night near Indian ranch on the Bottoms twelve miles below Pocatello A search party led by his son Norman Beckley and son in law James Hunter located the body which was brought to Pocatello for burial Beckley aged over 70 had come to Pocatello from Delta Colorado en route to Blackfoot to visit family The discovery was made after a snowbound search aided by Bannock Indian Tom Silver and Major Caldwell The corpse lies at Lindquist's undertaking parlors and may be shipped to Delta Colorado for interment Beckley was a member of McClellan Post G A R at Delta
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George Beckley
Pocatello
Delta
Colo
Blackfoot
Norman C. Beckley
James Hunter
Isiow
Lindquist
Tom Silver
Cedars
Beckley
Silver
Ross Fork
Major Caldwell
Hunter and Beckley
Perkins
Portneuf
McClellan Post, G. A. R
Gate City Idaho Featured in Advertising Booklet
C W Gray of Pocatello Commercial club leads effort to include Gate City in an advertising booklet by the League of Southern Idaho Commercial clubs for free distribution in the east. Photogravures of Gate City streets and local residences will fill two pages. Publication date not yet announced, expected in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Southern Idaho League of Commercial Clubs
Gate City
Idaho
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
C. W. Gray
Pocaello Commercial Club
Gray
Tribune
Unidentified Man Passes at Manassa Undertaking Parlor
William Davis lay dead at the Manassa undertaking parlors with relatives unlocated despite searches. Telegrams to Ohio and Illinois addresses yielded no replies. Davis may have used the name Anderson, formerly from Ely, Nebraska, who came to town after pneumonia and died recently after hospital treatment. He once worked in Pocatello and kept his past hidden.
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William Davis
Manassa
Ohio
Illinois
Davis
Anderson
Ely
Ney
General Hospital
Pocatello
Forest Supervisor Appoints Mc Coy to Cassia Raft River
Peter Wrensted of the Pocatello Portneut Cassia and Raft River forests is relieved of supervision over the Cassia and Raft River territory. William Mc Coy, previously head ranger in the Sawtooth reserve, becomes its supervisor. Wrensted shifts to focus on Pocatello and Portneut reserves. A Minkervek reforestation project prompted the restructuring to devote resources to the new program.
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Peter Wrensted
Pocatello, Portnent, Cassia
Raft River
William McCoy
Sawtooth Reserve
Cassia
Wrensted
Pocatello
Portneut
Minker
Joe Battles Stricken by Appendicitis on Depot Platform
Joe Battles, a well known colored man, suddenly fell ill yesterday afternoon while walking the depot platform. Deputy Sheriff Bob Lewis carried him to the Colored club on the east side and he was later taken to the general hospital where doctors Wright Steely and Adams performed an operation. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Battles
Bob Lewis
Colored Club
General Hospital
Hospital directors and city women plan Charity ball in Pocatello
Arrangements are made at an afternoon meeting of hospital directors and the city’s young ladies who last year held a Charity ball for the Pocatello general hospital. The exact date is being arranged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello General Hospital
Candidacy Lists for Eaglesons Job Packed with Names
Washington dispatches outline contenders for the filled Surveyor General post including John D. Bell Will H Gibson FE Wilson Owen G Elder Zenas Vaughn J A Peterson all of Boise ID Utter of Weiser and A S Anderson of Menan Bell denies the bid in a Boise Capitol News statement calling it folly. A Republican source says irregularities came from subordinates and that Washington demanded Eaglesons resignation amid an independent inquiry.
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Washington Dispatches
Eagleson
John D. Bell
Surveyor General's
Secretary of State
Will H. Gibson
FE. Wilson
Owen G. Elder
Zenas Vaughn
J. A. Peterson
Baise
ID. A. Utter
Weiser
A. S. Anderson
Menan
Mr. Bell
Boise Capital News
Surveyor General
Department of Washington
Boise
Washington
First Sermon in the West Movement Aims at Monument at Fort Hall
Blackfoot seeks a monument at the site where Jason Lee preached the first Protestant sermon west of the Rockies on July 27, 1834. The effort, led by Rev. C. A. Edwards and supported by John G. Brown, seeks Indian affairs approval for a small land tract and a fenced enclosure near the old fort. The piece traces Fort Hall’s historic role and its shift to Idaho Falls and Pocatello as regional hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush Livermore
Pocatello ‘Tribune
Great
Old Fort Hall
L. D. Aader
Pacific Advocate
Portland
Oregon
Jason Lee
Fort Hall
Rocky Mountains
Hudson Bay Company
Bonneville
Marcus Whitman
Washington, D. C
Congress
Oregon Country
Whitman
Willamette Valley
Big Save
Danilon Springs
Big Butte
Raft River
Sage
Helena
Missouri River
Corinne
California
Montana
Utah
Eagle Rock
American Falls
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Collier's
C. A. Edwards
Rockies
Java
John G. Brown
Department of Indian Affairs
Great Northwest
Yellowstone
Assaulted in Oak Saloon near Terrell building
John Hale a city patrolman and former dog catcher lies near death at 754 West Sublette after a beating at the Oak saloon on North Main street. Hale reportedly argued over an unpaid dog tag bill and was assaulted leaving the saloon. Police conduct a close investigation. arrests may follow.
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John Hale
Wnt
West Sublette Street
North Main Street
Terrell Building
Hale
Edwards
W. F. Howard
Bank Robbery Along Kansas Route Targets Quenemo Bank
In Ottawa Kansas robbers wrecked the State Bank of Quenemo near here and carried off seven to eight thousand dollars. Four men are suspected to have fled the scene in an early morning raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kans
Quenemo
Kas
Elks Host Hard Times Social in Pocatello
The Elks of Pocatello and their wives held a Hard Times social at the club rooms with over one hundred attendees. Bob Graham presided over a Kangaroo court fining odd offenses as costumes ranged from weird to humorous. Banquet rooms showcased Elks colors while guests enjoyed sandwiches and old fashioned dances including the Virginia reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks of Pocatello
Bob Graham
Bris
Hicks
Elks
Schooner Wrecked In Fierce Gale Off North Carolina Coast
A Cape Hatteras message reports the stranding and loss yesterday of an unknown schooner off Diamond Shoals. Five crew members drowned, including the captain, as the vessel broke apart in a flare gale with winds at Hatteras reaching seventy five miles an hour, the worst eastern Carolina storm in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Wadan
Cape Hatteras
Carlina
Diamond Shoals
Sever
Hatteras
Carolina
Tsu
Revival Preached At Congregational Tonight On The Means
The Congregational church hosts Rev. Woodlill of the Methodist church who will preach on The Means and the End at 7 30 tonight. All car owners are invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehurel
Mr. Woodlill
Ehureh
Ladies Aid to Meet with Hoffman at 605 North Tomorrow
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will meet with Hoffman tomorrow afternoon at 605 North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Methodist Church
Hoffman
North Lonorrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry
Great Western
C. & G. W. Railroad
Mit
Maines
Lherewith
Civic Club
William J. Caravelis
Congregational Church Circle
Masons
Alexander Kerr
Knights of Columbus
Ladies of
H. Brady
W. A. Wright
A. J. Lindquist
al, Manassa
Ward
Free Silver Camp
W. OO. W
Salt Lake
Beckly
Portneuf River
the Cedars
Bannock
Nev
James Hale
Oak Saloon
Kansas
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