Murder in Seattle: Student Charged with Judge Emory Slaying
Ches ter Thompson a 20 year old State University student faces first degree murder charges for fatally shooting Judge G Mead Emory at the judge's home. Defense claims insanity rooted in infatuation with Charlotte Whittlesey niece of the slain judge. Emory died from an internal wound after being shot on his threshold as he tried to stop Thompson. Thompson barricaded in a room with two children and resisted surrender until his father arrived two hours later.
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Chester Thompson
The
State University
G. Mead Emory
Charlotte Whittlesey
Emory
Thompson
Judge Emory
Secret Service Chief Pleads Guilty in Oyster Bay Incident
J B Sloan Jr chief of the presidents secret service corps pleaded guilty to assault charged by Clarence La Gendre New York Herald photographer. He paid a ten dollar fine after striking the camera man in the face when the president arrived at Oyster Bay.
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Oyster Bay
J. B. Sloan, Jr
President
Secret Service Corps
Clarence la Gendre
New York Herald
Sloan
Burglar or Wind Cause Break-In at Engineer Peake Home
Home of Short Line Engineer Henry C Peake at 144 North Hayes avenue was found disturbed on Saturday night. Police note either burglary or windstorm as doors were blown shut. No loot missing. two watches and 87.50 dollars left untouched in an open bureau drawer.
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Short Line
Henry C. Peake
North Hayes Avenue
To Build an Empire in Idaho Brightens Nebraska Dream
T J Stoetzel immigration agent from Scotia Nebraska and John Kline of Scotia travel via Pocatello to American Falls. Stoetzel returns to dine with Police Judge Knowles while Kline, a prosperous Nebraskan, relocates to a tract under the American Falls canal. The pair signal a wave of Nebraskans joining a southeastern Idaho settlement to pursue a new community and growth prospects.
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T. J. Stoetzel
Scotia
Neb
Harriman Lines
Pocatello
American Falls
Knowles
Mr. Stoetzel
John Kline
American Falls Canal
Mr. Kline
Nebraska
Idaho
Doctors Said He Would Not Live
Peter Fry of Woodruff Pa recounts how after two years with doctors and no cure he tried Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports rapid improvement after three bottles and eventual full recovery. For sale by Mrs A L Cook.
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Peter Fry
Woodruff, Pa
Waynesburg
Foley
Mra
A. L. Cook
Kane's Produce Sells Seasonal Garden Goods
A shopper notes onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus rhubarb and more from Kane's market offering fresh produce and garden items.
For Rent Three Room Furnished House Garfield
Three room furnished house at 506 North Garfield. Inquiries please call 313 Weat 2 for details and availability.
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Garfield
Dreyfus Case Court Weighs Rennes Verdict in Secret Session
Paris relatives report the Supreme Court held a long secret session but adjourned without a ruling. It is expected Rennes court martial verdict may be annulled though the court is split on quashing or ordering a new trial.
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Paris
Supreme Court
Dreyfus
Rennes
Williams family given life sentences for Booneville murder
Jonah Williams his wife Minerva Williams and son Wesley Williams were sentenced to life in prison for the murder of James Leigh at Booneville last spring. Another son Andrew Williams remains jailed for a petty crime and two younger children are in reform school.
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Evansville
Tod
Jonah Wiliams
Minerva Williams
Wesley
James Leigh
Booneville
Andrew Williams
Reform
Murder at Hailey shocks western stage crowd
Oliver Eckhardt reports a Hailey murder on July Fourth involving Herbert Poster of the Eckhardt company. McCoy the sheep herder killed Foster with a pistol fired by Jones the foreman at a Hailey saloon. Toots the scarlet woman present. possible jealousy motive. Poster’s body bound for Alleghany after passing Pocatello.
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Eckhardt
Tribune
Hailey
Herbert Poster
Eckhhardt Company
McCoy
Pocatello
Alleghany
Foster
Toots
Jones
Governor Gooding
MeCoy
Sekhandt
Light sentence for mutineers in Caucasia crisis
A military tribunal in Tiflis has given light punishments to 27 mutineers who refused to fire on the populace during disturbances last March. Thirteen received imprisonment from six weeks to one year, while the remaining were acquitted.
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Tiflis
Caucasia
Transport Thomas Floated and Resumes Voyage to Manila
The War Department reports the transport Thomas stranded on a coral reef near Guam Saturday has been floated and begun sailing again toward Manila. Part of its cargo or equipment was removed during the incident.
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Washington
War Department
Thomas
Guam
Manila
Old President in Charge Resumes Duties in Caracas
Vice President Gomez transferred the presidential office to President Castro Castro in Caracas on July 9, restoring duties he had temporarily resigned in April.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Gomez
Castro Castro
Wisconsin congressman H Adams dies in Chicago
Congressman H Adams of Wisconsin died today at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago where he had been ill for several weeks. The death ends his long public career and follows weeks of illness, with the city noting the loss of a prominent political figure.
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H Adams
Wisconsin
Auditorium Hotel
Rip Van Winkle Band to Perform at Noon Thursday
The notice invites audiences to hear the Rip Van Winkle band at noon on Thursday July 12 and to see Prof. Hamson, touted as the world’s best breyelist, in a related showcase.
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Rip van Winkle
Hamson
Lucie Taggart Not Engaged To George Ade Denied
Indianapolis July report of engagement between Miss Liele Taggart daughter of Thor Taggart and George Ade is authoritatively denied by the Democratic leader.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George Ade
Liele Taggart
Thor
Tageart
Democratic National Committee
The I M Yost Flour Guarantee by Baker Agent
The I. M. Yost Flour is guaranteed equal to any flour in the world for fancy bread baking or any other baking. C CHRISTENSEN, tf, The Baker, Agent.
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I. M. Yost
C. Christensen
Red Men Form Great Council in Idaho
C W Semmes returned from Boise where delegates organized a Great Council for Idaho. Officers elected include Great Sachem William Sherrier Boise and Great Prophet Georgy Cornell Burke. Next meeting set for Lewiston on the third Tuesday in May. The order, over 440000 members, promotes patriotism and the flag.
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Lewiston
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Wiampum
Henry Haat
Great Council
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J. W. Cherry
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Chicago
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Leiderham
Mullan
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Pocatello
Order of Redmen
United States
Hank Bair Shines As Indians Split Beet Pullers
Hank Bair pitched a standout game for the Indians at Idaho Falls over the Beet Pullers, allowing four scattered hits and fanning about a dozen. George Fredell delivered a two bagger that broke a tie as Pocatello built a lead before the Beet Pullers tied it, and errors plus aggressive base running secured the Indians a late edge.
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Idaho
Hank Bair
Indians
Ldathe Palls Beet Pullers
PocateHo
George Fredell
Panhandle Native Fraternal Orders Expand in Panama and States
Creel hosts a wigwam gathering as white citizens gain admission to the remic bond of the order. Four tribes form in the Panama zone led by the Red Men. Aberdeen Mississippi plans a great council July 25 with 17 tribes already active. August sees a council at St Johnsburg Indiana. The United States great council convenes at Niagara Falls September 14 with Idaho newly represented. state membership exceeds 1140 and grows rapidly.
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Panama Zone
United States
Aberdeen
Miss
Brooks
Cherry
St. Johnsburg
Great Council of the
Niagara Falls
Idaho
Academy Summer School Opens at Pocatello
The Academy of Idaho opens its summer session in Pocatello with a fair turnout. The program runs to August with a two week teachers Institute featuring educators from Bannock, Bingham, Fremont, Cassia, Blaine, Lincoln, and Custer counties.
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Pocatello
Hinghem
Fremont
Cassia
Blaine
Lincoln
Custer
Tie Semmer School
Argent Tr
Wilson on a Smelting Tour in Chicago
Secretary of aut culture Wilso accompanied by his secretary left the hotel early today indicating they were going away but declined to say where. The report notes Wilson plans a personal inspection related to a Chicago smelting operation.
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Autculture
Wilsurt
Hisc Retary
Wilso
Bryan visits Premier in Downing Street
William J. Bryan and his wife returned to London from Ambassador Whitelaw Reid's country residence. He then visited Premier Campbell-Bannerman at his official Downing Street residence, staying about an hour.
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Wiliam J. Bryer
Whitelaw Reid
Bryan
Married at Noon at High Street Methodist Church
A wedding was solemnized at High Street Methodist Church with Rev. Herbert Doors officiating. Clara Thyuraten Porter married Wesley John Wilson in a ceremony attended by friends. The bride wore an elegant gown, and the groom is a prosperous young businessman from Baltimore Lake, where they will reside.
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Methodist Church
Clara Thyuraten Porter
Wesley John Wilson
James
Black's Grocery
Balt Lake
Fresh California strawberries arriving daily at Kane's grocery
Local grocery Kane's announces fresh California strawberries arriving daily. Growers supply ongoing stock, offering ripe fruit to shoppers in town.
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California
Kane
Prisoners clash with Officer Brown in drunken arrest
John Doe Jennings from Pennsylvania fought Officer Brown when found attempting to "tell" a drunken man in a dark corner of the restricted row. Two shots felled the fugitive before Brown used a night stick to subdue him and jail him for a $50 fine. Richard Roy, a well connected man from Poca telio, raged drunk and resisted arrest, beating a woman on the row until Brown intervened. his trial slated for tomorrow morning with the woman prosecuting.
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Pennsylvania
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Jennings
Knowles
Richard Roy
Pocatelio
Officer Brown
Richard
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Pils
County Dads In Session Over School District Split
The Banneck county board of commissioners met at the courthouse at 1 am with all members present to consider dividing the Inkom school district. Northern and southern residents dispute a central location for the school house, prompting petitions for separation. The matter is under advisement as court business resumes tomorrow with claims auditing and allowances.
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Board of County Commissioners
Banneck County
Burge of Kidney Cure Restores Sleepless Burke's Health
Mr Robert A Burke of Elnora New York writes that after using Foley's Kidney Cure he stopped nightly trips to the bathroom and reduced dropsy while his eyesight improved. He says the first bottles eased symptoms and the third cured his Brights Disease symptoms.
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Elnora
N. Y
Foley
Bright
Mra A. L. Cook
Beatrie Kir touted as tonic for liver kidneys in Dublin
An old advertisement from Dublin Ca promotes Beatrie Kir as a grand state medicine to cure torpid liver and weak kidneys. It claims people feel stronger after use and is certified by Mrs Bo HW Jonson of Dublin.
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Jonson
Dublin
A J. Cook
Dancing Evenings At Hermitage On North Tiurrisun Avenue
Prem Koda water and renonade are offered daily at the Hermitage from 1 to 18 ppm. Dancing events occur Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings on North Tiurrisun Avenue.
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Koda
Hermitage
Tiurrisun Avenue
Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye at Bannock Bar
The note notes a selection of whiskeys including Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye available at Bannock Bar, highlighting the specific spirits on offer.
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Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
Missouri Governor Polk Calls for Law Enforcement Across State
Governor Polk orders St Joseph police to arrest saloon keepers who stay open next Sunday. If they refuse to close, officers may seize stock as evidence. He says state law will be enforced and hints militia may be sent. Saloon keepers argue city ordinance authorizes openings.
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Polk
St. Joseph
Missouri
Elks Plan Saturday Departure for Denver Reunion
The Elks delegation from Pocatello will leave Saturday night aboard the New train from Ogden, joining the Ogden Elks eastward to Denver for the reunion. About a dozen Elks will travel in first class with a band dining car and standard sleepers, landing in Denver Monday morning. Some members may tour Colorado on return to enjoy the mountain scenery.
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Denver
Pocatello
USPS
Ogden
Ogden Iiks
Elka
William Wallin
The
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Ogden Elks
Colorado
Nature
Eilers Company Delivers Notable Rip Van Winkle Stage Show
A fragment describes Eilers selecting artists for Jefferson's Rip Van Winkle with careful attention to minor details. It praises the cast, specialty acts, and a strong emphasis on pleasing the audience, noting high quality performances and a sensational reception.
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Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Neo
Luis Vandesite
Betwee
Ron Fiancia
Thea Eilers
Rip van Winkin
Hermitage on North Warrison Avenue Promotes Drinks and Ice Cream
The Hermitage announces a large variety of soft drinks and the best ice cream and will be on mule from thele pam daily. They pledge readiness to cater to any crowd size and invite a trip for visitors.
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Warrison Avenue
Foley's Honey and Tar Stands Out In Market Imitations
Filly and Co of Chicago promote Foley's Honey and Tar as genuine due to its merit and popularity. They warn against imitations and urge customers to insist on Foley's product which is mildly laxative and free of opiates, suitable for children and delicate persons. Sold by Mrs A L Cook.
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Chicago
Foley
Mra
A. L. Cook
Kanes Stores Offer Fresh Produce Line
A new fresh vegetable line debuts at Kanes stores highlighting variety and seasonality. Local shoppers report bright displays and pricing aimed to attract families and daily meal planning.
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