11 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
1
New York July 11 Harry Thaw repeats that he is not insane and no lunacy commission will be appointed He says his physical and mental condition are good and he enjoyed speaking with reporters after breakfast asserting he needs fresh air from the outside and longs for peace of mind.
Reports describe the July 15 opening of sage hen season across Idaho with hunters, guns, and excited crowds in Pocatello and nearby valleys. Local sportsmen anticipate a year of plentiful birds, detailing gear, dogs, and the festive call of the wild as crowds prepare to descend on sage brush ranges.
Warrant issued for L. H. Halverson owner of the Oak saloon on North Cleveland avenue after six young witnesses led by Bruce Sohlberg and Willie Clark swore to underage alcohol sales. Halverson pleads not guilty. trial set for tomorrow at ten o'clock.
In Sevastopol an assailant fired on Admiral Chouknin, commander of the Black Sea fleet, wounding him and sending him to hospital. He had long censured the Potemkin mutineers and had warned of retaliation. Earlier a February attack on his office ended without death.
Omuaba, known as August H. Jennings, lifelong city treasurer for six years and former Republican mayoral candidate, shot himself at his home today. No motive or cause is given for the self inflicted death.
The brief notice advertises fresh flowers available at Mrs. Robbies, located at 686 West Lander, offering cut roses and carnations.
Millie Ellison, a young milliner from Ellsworth, Wisconsin, was found dying amid burning alcohol at a Minneapolis National hotel. Investigators say robbery motive. Ellison had sold her business and traveled with $6,500. Room-mate M. J. Wilson fled with two satchels. Nathan M. Riggs, advised by Ellison, allegedly accompanied her to the bank to cash nearly $3,000 and was jailed. family accuses him of murder.
A special excursion train from Pocatello to Twin Falls will transport supporters for a return game between the city Indians and Sagebrushers next Sunday. Ticket sales target eighty at 41.75 dollars, with sales planned at Carney’s store and Chiaffee’s bookshop. J J Hull resigns as secretary and treasurer due to private business pressures.
Leading Democrats in Lincoln prepare a special train to New York to honor William J Bryan with about three hundred Nebraska residents invited to greet him when he arrives at the reception venue.
Adjutant General Drain of Washington has been appointed United States attorney for the new United States court in China and Korea as provided by recent congressional action.
The body of fifteen year old Willie Barkovitch was found under a pile of oats at the Polich & Co. warehouse in Anaconda. He had been missing since July and was choked to death. John Klican, a Polleh & Co driver, has been arrested.
Fremont county reports 102 of 169 delegates oppose nominating a U S senator at the Pocatello convention with administration forces winning by wide margins. Shoshone and Kootenai counties also favor Gooding and Brady against Borah, signaling unified party support and a plan to instruct for Gooding’s renomination.
Deseret News reports Oregon Short Line plans to invade Wyoming to forestall Burlington and Chicago and Northwestern. A feeder from Montpelier or Cokeville to White Piney and toward Shoshone reservation is proposed, with George Hawkes sent to survey traffic sources and feasibility for early report.
The 106 committee of Christian Endeavor, led by Rev. Whitham, voted to maintain a permanent volunteer body after the Pocatello convention. Reports were approved, bills paid, and thanks given to Ki Foster Cable, Idaho delegates, and secretary for their efforts. William Shaw of Boston to visit October 5 for Idaho work and a mass meeting planned.
A statewide labor group network in Butte Montana sends to Judge Frank J. Smith a call to adopt resolutions urging immediate trial or bail for Mower Playwood Pettibone in the murder of ex governor Stennenberg. The appeal targets central labor bodies to join the demand.
A. M. Varley tied in Pocatello jail with a $100 fine after being found guilty of assault and battery on Flora Green. He fought Officer Brown, threatened to take control of the Royal Exchange, and was disarmed by Tom Dougherty. Judge Knowles postponed sentence for six hours for Varley to take medicine. James Jennings, another inmate, was fined $54 for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest.
In New York a clash between 100 strikers and workers escalated as a worker fell from the eighth to the ninth floor amid a fight at a building under construction. Four more men were arrested as police tried to control the scene. one officer, Michael Hutler, died.
A brief item notes diamonds and railroad watches as specialized repair trades. Mentions M, Lb, Roberts and postomice in passing within the fragmented text.
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