Pocatello Teams Travel for Fourth of July Baseball
Pocatello records say the city will observe the Fourth of July with business suspended and residents traveling to nearby towns. The Pocatello baseball team heads to Idaho Falls for a professional match, while the Juniors go to Montpelier. Umpire W. A. Young from Blackfoot will officiate.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Hailey
Pocatellos
Idaho Fatls
Falls Fellows
St. Anthony
Falls
Ryan
Fredell
Riley
Geo
Seddenes
Neeve
Dunlap
Datesman
Lew Weat
W. A. Young
Pocatello Boys
Falls Boys
Gate City
Railroad to Thunder from Dillon to Thunder Mountain
A Salmon City Idaho dispatch states a new railway surveyed from Dillon Montana to Thunder Mountain is certain to be built. BE Harriman is to construct the road and W N Dooddridge of St Louis visited, promising railway completion within three years.
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Butte
Mont
Inter-Mountain
Salmon City
Idaho
Dillon
Thunder Mountain
BE. H. Harriman
W. N. Dooddridge
St. Louis
Automobile race winners announced with second place Ireland
Dublin officials declared A. Dek piff the runner up in yesterday’s automobile race. M. Far man finished third. Fireworks headquarters set up at Gray's Book Store.
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Dublin
Ireland
A. Dekpiff
M. Farman
Gray's +book store
Fifty Injured in Streetcar Collision at Olive and Jefferson
Fifty people were injured this morning when two street cars collided at Olive Street and Jefferson Avenue. Motorman A. Killy is not expected to recover. The Jefferson Avenue car failed to slow at the crossing and plowed into the other car, both cars carrying passengers.
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St. Louis
Olive Street
Jefferson Avenue
A. Killy
Firemen Rescue Twenty-One From Newark Four Story Blaze
At daybreak in Newark City a four story frame building fire left twenty one people unconscious. Firemen pulled victims from the flames and several others escaped with help from the rescue effort.
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New York
Empire
Newark City
United States Squadron Heads for Portsmouth England
The United States European Squadron departed from Kallandbreg Denmark heading for Portsmouth England. O W Gray Old P O News Depot reports the movement as part of routine naval operations with no further details on fleet composition.
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Kallandbreg
Denmark
Portsmouth
England
First Message to Manila Ready for Noon Transmittal
Honolulu July 8 The Anglia cable ship reached Honolulu and tore the Trans Pacific cable end. The cable will be landed and connected to the Honolulu San Francisco section and the line expected in operation tomorrow morning for the Roosevlt Taft message at noon.
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Roosevelt
Taft
The
Philippines
Ing
Manila
Guam
Midway Islands
Executrices settle fee dispute over Magee case
Pittsburg July 3 executors of the will of the late DC L Magee have ended a feud with Dr Walter Browning of Philadelphia over services to the sick politician. The award by the Allegheny county board of judges is 840000, down from an original claim of 190000.
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Pittsburg
DC. L. Magee
Walter ©. Browning
Philadelphia
Allegheny County Board of Judges
Browning
Judge Cleland Rules Initiative Amendment Invalid
In Portland on July 3 Judge Cleland in the state circuit court held that the initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution is invalid. The opinion concerns a street assessment case and cites irregularities by the legislature in handling the amendment with Judges George Frazer and Sears concurring.
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Portland
Cleland
State Circuit Court
George, Frazer
Sears
Post Office Extends Contract for Mail Collection Devices
An order from the post office department continues a contract with a service and improvement company for devices indicating hours of mail collection. Representative Loud of California allegedly visited the department regarding the matter in Washington D. C. on July 8.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Postal Service and Improvement Company
Loud
California
British Ban On US Hogs And New England Cattle
The Board of Agriculture issued a new order prohibiting the landing of any hogs from the United States and barring the import of cattle from New England into Great Britain.
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London
the Board of Agriculture
Great Britain
United States
New England
Shamrock the Third Defeats Shamrock the First by Seven Minutes
Shamrock the Third won the yacht race on the International Yachting course defeating Shamrock the First by seven minutes. The July 3 result highlights a decisive margin in a competitive contest between the two celebrated vessels.
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New York
Shamrock
Roosevelts Enjoy Outing at Oyster Bay
President Roose velt and Mrs. Roose velt with their children spent a day aboard the water and in the woods at Oyster Bay July 3 continuing public duties.
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Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Mrs. Minerva Smith Praises Foley's Honey and Tar Cure
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville U writes that she suffered brood bronchial illness for twenty years and found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. She states it is a sure cure and notes Bean's Drug Store sells it.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
Bean
Petition Worries the Czar as US Forwards Jewish Petition
In St Petersburg on July 8 the Russian government reportedly fears inviting any perceived slight as the U.S. forwards a petition in support of Russian Jews. The Central Conference of American Rabbis lauded President Roosevelt for sending the petition, while discussions on Sabbath change and synod matters continue with reports due next year.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Cffics
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Roosevit
Palasg
Oraagnization
Synod of the Reformed Jewish Church
Indians Prepare For Grand Lapwai Celebration Changes
The Lewiston Tribune reports the Lapwai Indian agency notes daily arrivals from the inland empire for a large celebration led by Umatillas Ooeur d Alenes and Spokanes. The event features a war dance barbecue feasts painted regalia horse processions and extended racing and gambling over weeks before summer departure.
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Lewiston Tribune
Lapwai Indian Agency
Inland Empire
Umatillas
Aome
Dreasee
Lucy Allen
Fireworks sale advertised by A. L. Due Company and Whittipsey
An advertisement greets readers with a homegrown fireworks sale promising savings on stock from Mr Roeder via A. L. Due Company and a pharmacy on East Side Whittipsey's.
Texas Flood Toll and Damages Reported
Reports from Texas describe yesterday's severe flood across the southwest with receding waters this morning. Up to fifteen Mexican farm workers are believed dead and a Santa Fe northbound train reportedly crashed through a bridge near Gainesville, killing the engineer and injuring passengers. Overall flood damages reach about a million dollars.
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Dallas
Gainesville
Boyce
Murder Mystery Unfolds on Chicago North Clark Front
Blood stains mark a crime scene outside a Chicago tailor shop on North Clark Street. A broken slate glass door and a stolen express wagon, later returned to its owner, are described as the macabre setup in a police murder mystery inquiry.
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Chicago
North Clark Street
Rail line transfer set for July six across Utah
Officials announce the Oregon Short Line south of Salt Lake City will be turned over to the San Pedro and Los Angeles Salt Lake road on Monday July 6. The move completes a ground change in railway operations beginning in Salt Lake City and affecting regional service.
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Cially
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
Pinney Named Mayor by Nearly Unanimous Boise Republican Convention
Boise Idaho July 8 The Republican city convention nominated James A Pinney for mayor by an overwhelming vote with no other candidates presented. A motion for an informal ballot failed as factions showed weak leadership and unity focused on Pinney. The ticket includes Pennington for city treasurer and three councilmen from each ward with Ada candidates listed.
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Boise
Idaho
James A. Pinney
Third Ward
Pinney
Jackson
Edgar Wilson
Penjamin Q. Pettengill
H. 8. Worthman
L. P. Granbaum
K. Andrews
J. R. Good
D. H. Moseley
E. W. Schubert
O. H. Roberts
Leonard Logan
M. H. Barber
Kingsbery
J QO
Dressler
W. [. Thrailkill
Heat Wave Claims A Death In Philadelphia
One death and three prostrations from heat were reported in Philadelphia before eight this morning as the temperature stood at 81 degrees. The hot weather continues to affect residents with health risks in the East.
Mine Disaster Progress at Hanns Wyoming Adopts Bratticing
The Hanns mine in Wyoming reports no new bodies found and expected to take several days to recover victims. Over fifty miners work four hour shifts to brace the main slope and extend air shafts as effort continues to reopen entries and clear debris after a deadly explosion.
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Hanns, Wyo
Seal Mine
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San Francisco
Oregon
Russia
America
Czar
Alexander
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Foreign Office
Texas
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Tex
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Boulder
Octo
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Gray
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