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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1907

Page

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Idaho Falls Man Ends Life Near Tyhee Siding

J W Gibson of Idaho Falls committed suicide this morning on the railroad near Tyhee siding. The 28 year old, well dressed, left a note blaming himself for wife and family troubles and asking Sheriff Knowles to handle a matter. The body was taken to Lindquist's and an inquest deemed unnecessary.

Idaho Falls J. W. Gibson Tyhee No. 9 Ross Fork Howard Lindquist H. S. Knowles Bert Pocatello the Tribune Tyher Siding New Sweden Hr. S. Knowles

Actress Wife of Earl of Rosslyn Sues for Divorce

Mrs Anna Robinson, wife of the Earl of Rosslyn, files for divorce in Edinburgh on July 9. The Earl, once noted for an acting tour in this country and a ballet dance in Pinero's play, currently resides in Paris.

Edinburgh Scotland Earl of Rosslyn Anna Robinson Minneapolis

Four Campbell Children Die in Suisan Valley House Fire

In Suisan Valley California on July 9 four children of Charles L Campbell perished in a house fire. The parents Charles and his wife escaped and were badly burned but expected to recover.

Sussin Calif Charles L. Campbell Suisin Valley Campbell

Ansel Wild West Show Roars At Short Line Plaza

A large crowd witnessed Ansel’s Wild West Show and Congress of Rough Riders at Short Line Plaza last night. Bert Purkey failed to ride the bucking bull for 25 dollars lasting about 15 seconds. Marcia Valdez, famed horseman, rode Sky Scraper causing the tent to shed a wall, while High Ball and Billy Hell featured in bucking acts. Major McGuire showcased swordwork and a horse thief drama recalled Buffalo Bill.

Congress of Rough Riders Short Line Plaza Bert Purkey Buckville Marcia Valdez Valdez Billy Hell Ansel Billy Buffalo Bill Theowboy Major McGuire

Runyon to Enter Insanity Plea in Grand Larceny Case

Chester B. Runyon, a Windsor Trust paying teller, faces grand larceny charges for allegedly siphoning 96 000. His lawyer indicated a possible insanity defense and requested a Monday adjournment while noting the defendant’s family history and the option to withdraw the plea.

New York Chester B. Runyon Windsor Trust Company Runyon

Drowning Suspected After Yacona Crew Mishap

In New York on July 9 authorities believe three crew members of the yacht Yacona owned by H. Clay Pierce may have drowned after a yawl outing during a night ashore. A crewman tipped the yawl, throwing seven men into the river. four were rescued, the remainder missing.

New York H. Clay Pierce Western Pierce Oil Company

Peace Conference delegates debate bombardment conduct

In The Hague on July 9 the American British Russian Dutch and Spanish delegates to the peace conference conferred on bombardment of unfortified towns. All withdrew proposals and aligned with the American views.

The Hague

Gas and not Mr Orchard gas and not Mr Orchard

Boise July 9 The Haywood trial resumes with readings from San Francisco depositions about the November 1904 explosion in Fred W Bradley's apartments A number of witnesses report smelling gas before the blast while others dispute Orchard's bomb claim Senator Borah misses the day and depositions detail gas odors from residents and building staff including Mrs Pickard Mrs Cummings Mrs Linforth and Fireman John Eckelman.

Boise San Francisco Fred W. Bradley Haywood Senator Borah J. B. Reilly Bradley Orchard Piekard Charles Pickard

Center Street Cement Work Stopped Over Specification Dispute

City Engineer W. P. Havener ordered James Murray to halt cement sidewalk work on West Center Street from the alley linked to Reception Bar to Main Street. The halt followed claims the gravel contains too much sand and the contractor refused to screen it. Murray proposes arbitration and a conference committee to draft new specifications. Old board walks have been relaid and fences set around paid portions.

W. P. Havener James Murray West Center Street Main Con Tractor Murray Engineer Havenor

Finishing Work on Marysville Project Near Marysville

Fred A. Wilkie, engineer in charge for Clinton Hurtt, reports Marysville ditch work complete for 32 miles with a main canal of about 12 miles. Yellowstone ditch runs ~22 miles with eight miles main canal. both projects to be turned over to settlers after fall completion. Marysville tract fencing and cultivation underway. prospects described as fine grain entry.

Fred A. Wilkie Yellowstone Marysville Clinton-Hurtt Company Ashton Pocatello Wilkie

Beet in the World Claims Beating Bottles

Fragmentary text notes a claim about being the best in the world and references tops of bottles, claiming no disturbance to bottle equilibrium while preserving the claim. The readable portion suggests a boast or proof related to balance and superiority.

Great Blockade Lifts After Months of Freight Tie-Up

A Green River Wyoming dispatch to the Cheyenne Tribune reports the Harriman lines blockade in Wyoming has ended. About 7000 freight cars were jammed on sidings over 70 miles, with all Harriman power used to move them homeward. The last 600 cars between Green River and Ogden were started westward, ending the blockade.

Green River Wyo Cheyenne Tribune Harriman Wyoming Ogden

Not Warlike Says Victor Merely a Little Practice Stunt

Secretary Metcalf in Oakland California denies warlike motives for a planned great battle ship squadron cruise from the Atlantic to the Pacific. He calls it a practice cruise and says the fleet will not stay in western waters indefinitely. The duration of its stay remains unsettled and the warlike interpretation is dismissed.

Oakland Calif Taly 9 Metcalf Atlantic Pacific Coast Pacific

Idaho Sheep Not Affected By Wyoming Grub Disease

Reports describe a deadly grub infection in Wyoming sheep that enters through the nostrils and reaches the brain, causing instant death. Idaho sheepmen report no known cases, while neighboring states consider dipping and tar cautions to curb the outbreak amid broader regional afflictions like seab disease.

Wyoming Pocatello Idaho Nebraska Cheyenne Tribune

Fire Alarm Mixup Sparks City Fire Run

Pocatello Fire Department chased a false blaze yesterday after alarms from boxes 12 13 and 6 in the North Grant area failed to reach the central station. A real alarm at 709 North Grant Avenue was found by bystanders to be a small garden hose fire quickly controlled before the crew arrived. Chief Price plans repairs and warns he will be held accountable for the faulty electric system.

North Grant Pocatello Central Station Price North Grant Avenue J. P. Stevens Chief Price Ed. Flinger Fire and Water Committee

Mayor Loux Honored With Nine Pointed Star

Dr. C K M Loux mayor of Pocatello and past head watchman of Woodmen of the World Pacific jurisdiction received a nine pointed gold star badge for service. States in the Pacific jurisdiction Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada Colorado California Oregon Washington Montana listed on the star. Seattle to host next head camp meeting July 24. W A Young named delegate from Pocatello camp.

C.K. M. Loux Pocatello Woodmen of the World Pacific Jurisdiction Pacific Idaho Wyoming Utah Nevada Colorado California Oregon Washington Montana Denver Seattle W. A. Young

Fromenki Sentenced to Death in Moscow

Mme Fromenki, who last March attempted to assassinate General Rheinbolt former prefect of police and who in May tried to murder the inspector of the politics prison, has been sentenced to death in Moscow on July 9.

Moscow Mme. Fromenki Rheinbolt Polies Politics

Sheep Disease Cure Mentioned in Nebraska Report

The article notes a cure observed by a Nebraska breeder for a grub-related sheep illness described as similar to blind staggers, stating the infection may be dislodged during sneezing and emerge from nasal soils, with late intervention risking mortality.

Nebraska

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Tyhee Siding Knowles Gibson Anna Chester Runyon MR. Orchard Bradley Home Center Street Marrysville Fred Wilkie Fremont County Harriman Lines Victor Uncle Sam Cruise Loux
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