Two Men Charged With Selling Whiskey to Indians
William Brown and C. C. Richardson of Pocatello face charges for selling whiskey to Indians after being named by Indian Agent Major Caldwell. Eighteen Indians reportedly drank at Fort Hall. Caldwell suspects a hidden room in Pocatello as the source and vows pursuit and punishment of the offenders. Nanis Teton, an Indian policeman, was jailed after a raid at the race track.
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Wm. Brown
C. C. Richardson
Caldwell
McGarvey
Nanis Teton
Major Caldwell
A. F. Caldwell
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Brown
Elk Satoon
Richardson
South Second Avenue
Italian laborers clash in near fatal throat wounds
Nicolo Chiovitto knives Salvino Altopelli twice in a street confrontation near the coal chutes. Two three inch gashes nearly sever the jugular. Altopelli, saved by thirteen stitches, portrays a stunned escape. Chiovitto found asleep and jailed. no motive or weapon recovered.
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Chiavitto
Altopelli
Dr. Bean
George Ross
Tauch
Doctor Comments On Wounding Of Altopelli
Dr. Bean reports Altopelli's wound is serious but not likely to prove fatal. No interpreter has been called yet.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Belfast
Johnstown
White Man Can't Get Justice as Morphine Fiend Attacks in Chinatown
James O Niel, a notorious morphine fiend, fires at Whittlesey's drug store then assaults Chin Dee in a Chinatown dugout. Chin Dee returns fire but justice in Judge Stephens court is questioned as O Niel is jailed with a hearing set in police court.
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Jimmie
James O'Niel
O’niel
Chin
Judge Stephens
O'Niel
Chin Dee
McGarvey
Heat Record Six Deaths Tally in Pittaburg
In Pittaburg Pennsylvania on July 7 the city endures extreme heat with six deaths and a high number of prostrations reported over the last 24 hours.
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Pittabarg
Still L ives Heavy Flood and Tracy Pursuit
Floods break crops and rail lines across Mohawk Valley as Whatcom County seeks Harry Tracy. A large manhunt stretches from Port Madison to Deception Pass with deputies, launches, and ships chasing the Oregon outlaw amid reports of a two man John son boat sighting and a possible landing near Cape Horn.
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Seattle
Wash
Tracy
Oregon
Bethel
Port Madison
Deception Pass
Fidalgo
Whidby Islands
Whatcom
Cub
Merrill
Chuckamut Bay
Fairhaven
Anacortes
Hammond
Jefferson County
Port Townsend
Revenue Cutter Grant
Cudihee
Sea Lion
Whatcom, Wash
Brisbin
Whatcom County
Zimmerman
Snohomish
Wells
Skagit
Anacores
Harry Tracy
Straits
San Juan de Fuca
Puget Sound
Pass
Vantaeg
Corcoran
Johnson
Cape Horn
HF McKay
Ex Mayor and Clerk Carried From Council Chamber
In San Jose on July 7 a sensational scene unfolded as Mayor Martin and City Clerk Jeottle resisted removal from their offices. Mayor elect Worswick and Clerk-elect Belloit, along with several councilmen-elect, ordered Chief of Police Halsy to eject them. they were choked and carried out bodily after resisting.
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San Jose
Cal
Martin
Jeottle
Worswick
Belloit
Halsy
Coote
Will Be Crowned
London reports King Edward I will be crowned between August 1 and August 15. His rapid recovery prompted the decision reached today. No official announcement has been issued yet. The Westminster Abbey ceremony and street pageant will be curtailed from the original plan.
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London
Edward I
West Minister
Judge Hock Rules Against Bucket Shop in Trade Quotation Suit
In Kansas City on July 7 Judge Hock of the U S District Court ruled against Christee Grain and Stock Co in the Chicago Board of Trade v bucket shop case. The board claimed a proprietary right to its quotations and sought to compel grain speculators in multiple states to pay for their use under the bucket shop law.
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Kansas City
Hock
United States District Court Today
Chicago Board of Trade
Christee Grains and Stock Company of
Chicago Board
Chicago Freight House Strike Grips Railroads
A July 7 strike by 9000 freight handlers in Chicago halts almost all activity at 24 railroads. Merchants fear a major disruption. demands include higher wages, overtime pay, holiday pay, and union recognition. Perishables were strained as railroads used nonunion labor, risking a broader walkout by teams.
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Chicago
King Edward V11 Bulletin On Wounding Progress
London July 7 bulletin reports the king had nine hours natural sleep. His progress continues uninterrupted. The wound is discharging freely and is less painful to dress.
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London
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Patent Remedy
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for coughs and colds. It claims relief in one day and notes noon hours with no pay and a price of 26 cents.
Girl chases train into delivery wagon at depot
A young woman sprinted after a northbound train at the Kane depot. She jumped into a passing delivery wagon to keep pace, then leapt back onto the train as it slowed near the yard switch and vanished once more under way amid cheers.
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Kane
Sailor Boy Takes Trotting Race At Saturday Meet
A large Saturday crowd witnessed varied events at the racing grounds. Sailor Boy won the half mile trotting event with Shone taking an earlier heat. Canary claimed the 300 yard dash, Maud won the half mile dash, and California Joe led the final sprint. Judges were W B Cochrane, Sam Wright, J Buckley. starter Doc Nielsen. timekeeper Pat Sweeney.
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S. R. Stagner
N Makay
Brown Tobe
Wm. Horsley
A. V. Carpenter
Maud L
California Joe's
California Jow
Houston
Canary
John McLaughlin
Messrs
W. 8B. Cochrane
Sam Wright
J. Buckley
Doc
Pocatello Labor Federation to Meet Thursday Evening
The Pocatello Federation of Labor will meet on Thursday evening July 10 to transact important business. George Brinson, Secretary, The Daily Tribune.
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Pocatello Federation of Labor
George Brinson
Campaign credits for irrigation bill praised by officials
Washington notes praise for Francis G. Newlands Nevada in securing federal irrigation reform. Cabinet secretaries Hitchcock and Wilson laud the measure as a landmark on arid lands, with Newlands credited for dinners and campaigns that shaped the bill. The piece labels the intermountain project as a national reclamation effort and hints at continued coverage on page four.
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Washington, D.C
Middle West
Hansbrough
Mitchell and Stewart
Senate
Newlands
Mandell
Reeder
House
Interior
Agriculture
Hitchcock
Wilson
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Congress
Hitchwock
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Theo, Turner
William Brown
Nicolo Chiovitto
Salvino Altopelli
Den
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Aster
New York
Mohawk Valley
Olean
Alleghaney County
Rochester
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie Railroad
Paul Fahri
Utica
Mohawk River
Rome
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the Bucket Shop
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