Dreyfus Reinstated as Legion of Honor Chevalier in Paris
Paris July 14 official journal announces Alfred Dreyfus is reinstated and promoted to chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Dreyfus, at home, receives many congratulations as the national holiday gains extra meaning. Under Secretary Sarraut’s lung was pierced in a duel yesterday with Puglès Conti. his condition is described as critical.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Sarraut
Puglesi-Conti
Engagement Report Ties Miss Ide to Congressman Cochran
In Santa Barbara on July 14 1905 word spreads of the engagement between Annie Ide eldest daughter of Governor General Tde and Congressman W Bourke Cochran. Cochran met Ide during his Taft party Orient tour and recently joined Ide her sister and friends on a Grand Canyon excursion.
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Ranta Barbara
Manita
Annie Ide
Tde
W. Bourke Cochran
Cochran
Miss I de
Orient
Work of fiends in man form
Isaac Lyerly his wife and three young children were clubbed to death in their home near Barbera Junction. Burglars looted the house and set fire to the bed with the bodies. Two older daughters woke upstairs and extinguished the flames. Lyerly, a wealthy merchant and farmer, is dead. Two black suspects, one who had threatened Lyerly, have been arrested.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Isaac Lyerly
Barbera Junction
Lyerly
More Sensations Promised In Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 14. Projections of further sensational developments in the Hartje divorce case hinge on the appearance of Augustus Hartje the millionaire libertine John Wetshens and Clifford Hooe before Alderman King on conspiracy charges. Assistant District Attorney Robb says Hooe's confession will be tied to the case as Welsh ons and the negro have been subpoenaed by Mrs Hartje as witnesses in the divorce proceeding.
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Pittsburg
Martie
Augustus Hartje
John Wetshens
Clifford Hooe
Alderman King
Boxing Dropped by Pacific Athletic Association
The Pacific Athletic Association voted to remove boxing from its controlled sports and will not sanction boxing in the future. The decision followed a national tournament where so called amateur boxers pressed for cash prizes or trophies of greater value than allowed by the association.
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San Francisco
Pacific Athletic Association
Sugar Trust Lowers Refined Sugar Prices
New York in July reports all grades of refined sugar cut by ten cents per hundred. The move comes as the sugar trust loosens control on consumer prices across markets.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Foul Play Feared In Wyoming Prairie Discovery
In a Wyoming draw near Tawlins on July 14 a deserted prairie schooner was found with two emaciated horses, a splintered wagon box and blood stains inside. The wagon is eastern made and the horses unbranded raising foul play concerns.
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Tawlins
Wyo
Night man added at Post Office in Pocatello
Postmaster Frank Ball announces a night clerk will work at the Pocatello post office, enabling mails to be made up around the clock. Mail for all trains will be ready up to thirty minutes before departures, improving service for business letters sent at night.
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Gate City
Frank Ball
Summer School for Teachers at the Academy
The summer school for teachers at the Academy runs smoothly with sixty one enrollees from seven southeastern Idaho counties. Classes cover state certificate requirements plus primary and special methods. The enthusiastic faculty plans Saturday drills, and dormitories fill as Jelot institute approaches.
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Idaho
Jelot Institute
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Petersen and Holmes
Local market Petersen and Holmes advertises a wide selection of fruits including apples bananas and citrus. Shoppers are invited to visit the stall for seasonal produce and pricing.
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Petersen & Holmes
Bannock Yell Rally For Denver Twin Falls Trip
The Bannock yell for the excursion to Twin Falls and Denver is printed for practice tonight. Pocatello residents are urged to join Elks to the Mile High reunion and the baseball trip, with 150 travelers expected for the special train.
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Twin Falls
Pocatello
The
Elks
Denver
Mile High
Mooney
Pocatello Men Invent Railway Fire Extinguisher
Three Pocatello men Jerry Blones George Wo Elont and NooAL Mure patent a wooden fibre water extinguisher to be attached on train roofs with 100 to 150 gallons per tank and six hose connections. They claim it prevents fires after wrecks and could be adopted by railways nationwide.
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Pega
Jerry Blones
Faye
George Wo Elont
Nooal Mure
Mel Whinnes
Venre
Plant
Witty
Kinney
Mrs Carter Re Married Confirmed by Belasco
New York July 14 David Belasco confirmed the report that Mrs Leslie Carter was married at Portsmouth New Hampshire yesterday to William J Payne, an actor. Belasco said he spoke to Mrs Carter over the telephone and she admitted the story is true.
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New York
David Belasco
Leslie Carter
Portsmouth
William J. Payne
Au Fetor
The Witch of the Woods promisses a grand July theatre run
A spectacular production titled The Witch of the Woods is being prepared for July 21 and 23 at the Auditorium. Mrs Harriet Purdy Smith leads the project with a hello girl chorus by H W Petrie.
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Harriet Purdy Smith
Pocatello
Vaguin
Central
H. W. Petrie
Farries
Runaway Boys Captured After Railcar Escape
Three youths escaped from a state reform school at St Anthony and rode a box car toward Gate City. They were tracked to Poccatella and Wirdner then captured by authorities at Cas City with the help of local guards.
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Bolles Smith
Orville Hopking
Poccatella
Ieisher
Wirdner
Baler
Pacinelio
Cas
Who Was He Aboard The Park Train Delay Mystery
An unidentified man at the Yellowsttniee area caused a train to wait after a claimed oath on something of the Khud. He fled toward the depot then returned to find the train departed. Railroad officials telegraphed that the train was held at Black font for tall Hennes Elwoot.
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Alwavl Coe
Blackfont
Tall Hennes Elwoot
Williams Twice Bets Against Roosevelt In London Voice
John Sharp Williams the Democratic House leader predicts Roosevelt will not run again and compares the President to the kiss hungry old woman of Saragossa. The July 14 dispatch from Oyster Bay notes Williams sails to London as delegate to an international parliamentary congress.
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John Sharp Williams
Teddy
Saragossa
New York
London
International Parliamentary Congress
House
Roosevelt
Williams
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Oyster Bay
Jaly
Wilims
Loeb
Seeurete
Thesident
Offiee
Great Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus to Visit Pocatello
The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus is set to arrive in Pocatello on Saturday, August 4 offering a tent for 10 000 and a vast menagerie with 400 horses and 100 cages. The show promises an educational display of animal training and European talent with a large production featuring riders athletes and performers.
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Sells Brothers
Webb
Europe
Amelia
Uionivte
Cate
Cassie’s Mysterious Swelling Puzzle Worries Town
Cassie suffers swelling under the arm with unclear cause as doctors and locals search for an explanation. fragmentary notes reference Cuin Cobuobas and Vion Wines amid uncertain medical chatter.
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Chadwink
de Awell
Leeger
Orange sherbet tomorrow at Peters sey and Holmes
Orange sherbet will be available tomorrow at Peters sey and Holmes. The note lists Peters sey and Holmes as the location for the upcoming sale or distribution.
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Peterssey & Holmes
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