Haywood case may close next Friday
Boise July 17 Rebuttal evidence in the Haywood trial will be concluded this afternoon and the defense may also close. arguments could begin on Friday. O N Sackett of Smuggler Union mine Telluride Colo testified on conditions from 1901 to 1904 and martial law leading to a 1901 written agreement St John agreed to halt attacks on the Smuggler Union mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Haywood
O. N. Sackett
Edward Collins
Vincent St. John
the Federation of Miners
St. John
Sackett
Summer school enrollment at Idaho Academy opens
Four dozen teachers and pupils enroll at the state summer normal school in Idaho falls. Enrollment shows many Pocatello teachers away on vacation, while others attend. sessions begin with a 7:30 start and run under Prof. Axline. The program invites public attendance and promises engaging work for teacher-pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
Mrs. E. Kelley
Laura Hansen
Margaret F. Pomeroy
Katheryn Tupper
Effie Gittins
Miss Lawrence
Kate M. McManus
Anna Nelson
Theresa McLaughlin
Lilligrace McLaughlin
L. Frances Lyon
Laura Bird
Ruth Bird
Ellen M. Davidson
Ella V. Hawks
St. Anthony
Anna Dankworth
Lola Smith
Blanche Smith
Rexburg
Viola Brown
Idaho Falls
Blanche Elliot
Edna Long
Shirley Long
Ida C. Ely
Jennie Steely
Twin Falls
Mrs. Clara P. Smith
Elizabeth Cheech
Burley
Emma Trout
Plano
Mary L. White
Mackay
Douglas Hills
Marysville
Evelyn, Matthews
Thatcher
Myrtle Pond
Rockland
Barbara Warner
Mary McKenzie
Kimberly
Lizzie Dunkell
Joseph Sudweeks
Darlington
Richard
Axline
Fire alarm system repaired by city electrician
Fire Chief William Price announced that Electrician Fingler found the fault in the city electrical fire alarm network. The break lay on North Harrison avenue at a dense junction of wires. Repairs were completed promptly and the system is functioning about as well as ever today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Price
Fingler
Harrison Avenue
They Agree to Disagree Wakefields File Alimony Waiver
Mrs. Fannie M Wakefield will abandon her husband Guy Wakefield and waive all future alimony after he pays her 25 more dollars following a prior 150 dollars in money and property. The agreement, filed with Bannock county officials, was signed with attorney T F Terrell and County Coroner W F Howard present. Wakefield is linked to the Pocatello Music company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Guy Wakefield
Wakefeld
T. F. Terrell
W. F. Howard
Wakefield
Pocatello Music Company
Los Angeles
Thaw Health Report From Tombs Doctor
New York July 17 Dr McGuire Tombs physician issued a statement on Harry K Thaws health noting it is normal for a prisoner who eats rich foods and smokes heavily He says Thaw should smoke less exercise more in the open air and less time in prison and has written a prescription accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
McGuire
Tombs
Thaw
Me Iuire
McCammon Saloon Closed in Debt Suit
Franklin & Hayes Brewing company sues Hassett & Jay for 465 in a collection action. An attachment is served on the saloon by Deputy Sheriff McGarvey. defendants are represented by White & Reeves, with efforts this afternoon to settle out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin& Hayes Brewing Company
Gray & Boyd
Hassett & Jay
McCammon
McGarvey
White & Reeves
Tseule
Cement Walks Must Be Laid to Established Grades
A special city council meeting at City Hall chaired by Mayor Loux addressed Charles Seavers request to alter Main and West Center street grade for a ten foot cement sidewalk. The council rejected the petition to change the grade to match his building but granted permission for a step from the front entrance to the sidewalk. Full council attended except Aldermen Just and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loux
Charles Seavers
Seavers
Main Street
West Center
Just
Williams
Bike riders fined five dollars for sidewalk riding
Four pedestrians appeared before Police Judge Kane in Pocatello on charges of riding bikes on sidewalks. Each fined five dollars and paid. One cyclist was arrested at 1 am, illustrating intensified enforcement aimed at boosting city revenue as patrols tighten in the wake of residents leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Eye of
Pocatello
Kane
Parolmen
McCammon Plans 2000 HP Power Plant At Falls Three Miles Up
McCammon Investment Company surveys Falls three miles above McCammon to develop 2000 to 3000 horsepower from Portnent river. Engineer Crocker reports falls drop 9% feet with large water flow. Plans include shaft tunnel and turbines feeding generators for McCammon station and local mills. possible transmission to Pocatello if feasible. Experts call project feasible. surveys mainly estimate cost and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portnent
McCammon Investment Company
McCammon
Crocker
Salt Lake
Pocatello
American Falls
Triple Alliance Opposes Plan On Free Seas
The Hague July 17 the commission of the peace conference on the Geneva convention voted 21 in favor 11 against one absentee. Britain France Russia Japan Spain Portugal opposed while the triple alliance including Germany with a reservation joined the majority supporting the proposal on inviolability of private property at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Britain
France
Russia
Japan
Spain
Portugal
Germany
All South America May Rush to War
An armed clash likely to involve all Central America is anticipated within fifteen days. The first battle is expected between El Salvador and Nicaragua. General Lee Christmas, wounded in the Nicaragua-Honduras war, is named to command the Salvadorean regiment. General Chamorero from Guatemala will arrive to proclaim himself provincial president of Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Central America
Salvador
Nicaragua
Lee Christmas
Honduras
Chamorero
Guatemala
Cabinet May Force Emperor of Korea to Abdicate Throne
Seoul reports a four hour cabinet meeting and a three hour audience with the emperor. The premier urges abdication in favor of the crown prince and calls for an apology to the mikado, ahead of Viscount Hayashi’s arrival from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
Hague
Pring
Tolao
Mikado
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Weimer Copper Prospect Attracts Investor Excitement
A party including Abe Pierce and Phil St. Marie toured the Weimer Copper property four miles from Kaufman on Birch Creek. Manager Walsh reported a 130 claim group with carbonate ore running 16 to 18 percent copper and potential sulfide development. Thirty five workers currently extract about three cars of high grade ore monthly, with net returns above 2800 per car and rail potential of 500 tons daily at about 20 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Pierce
Phil, St. Marie
William F. Walsh
Weimer Copper Company
Kaufman
Birch Creek
Fremont Counnty
the Tribune
Mgr. Walsh
Weimer
Peter Toolgren
Dubois
Salt Lake
Breach of Promise Suit Filed Over 1907 Engagement
Miss Amanda Hearst of Moore Idaho sues James C. Climo of Salt Lake City for 50000 alleging he posed as an unmarried man and promised marriage while engaging in courtship across Mackay and nearby towns. She obtained letters and social proof but learned he had a wife. case filed April 1907 with attorney A A Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Moore
Ida
Salt Lake
Amanda Hearst
Moore, Ida
James C. Climo
Clime
Climo
Miss Hearst
A. A. Duncan
Mayor Leaves For Boise Tonight Presiding Council Session
A city council meeting is set for tomorrow night with Alderman Terrell presiding in Mayor Loux absence. Key items include final passage of the cemetery ordinance, second reading of the Carnegie library fire limit exemption, sidewalk specifications, city revenue plans, and possible actions on Patrolman Bradley's resignation. The session may also address liquor license renewals and fees, and a pending dispute with the Pocatello Water company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loux
Boise
State Board of Dental Examiners
Terrell
Third Ward
Carnegie Library
Builders’ Exchange
Bradley
Star Chamber
Council
Mr. Bradley
Watrolman Bradley
Houde
Martin
Fusz
Pocatello Water Company
Stevens
Blackfoot
Fear A Strike Looms At Western Union Offices
New York officials of the Western Union Telegraph company prepare for a operator strike by moving in beds to 195 Broadway offices. Fifty cots and a hundred mattresses are in place with fifty more to arrive. Local union president Ahearn aims to seek health board intervention to block the cots. President Clowrey declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Broadway
Ahearn
Board of Health
Clowrey
Western Union
Smashup on N P Butte leaves engineer dead
SMASHUP ON N. P. Butte July 17 The North Coast Limited westbound on the Northern Pacific railway was ditched three miles east of Garri son Mont this morning Engineer James Graham of Bruite was killed No one else injured Cause of accident not learned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Railway
Garrison
Mont
James Graham
Bruite
Unscrupulous Caller Reported at Toalst Home
Climo named as an accepted caller at the Toalst home. A young woman reportedly never learned he was married. Climo is superintendent of the Macbeth lease at Mackay Idaho. He is described as a man of fine appearance about 35. His wife and family remain at Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climo
Macbeth
Mackay
Ida
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Ere Goldberg
Thomas Beech
Logan, Utah
Nellie David
C. Guy Wakefield
M'Cammon
Bassett & Jay
Cammon
HYDRO
Junction Town
Triple Alliance
South America
Pocatello Party
Fremont
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