Three Desperate Battles With Desperadoes In Old Boston
Boston, July 23. After three deadly clashes between desperadoes and police plus citizens, one bandit was killed, another wounded and hunted in Calvary cemetery, and a third captured. The gunmen fired on crowds from Jamaica Plain to Washington Street, killing Frank J. Drake and wounding Patrick Doran, Thomas Winterston, and others before a nightlong chase ended with two more bandits killed and one captured.
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Boston
Jamaica Plains
Guiseppe Devico
Washington Street
Frank J. Drake
Patrick Doran
Thomas Winterston
Calvary Cemetery
Delia Fallon
South Street
Fallon
Lee Street
New Keyes Street
Moore
Michael Flynn
Forest Hill Cemetery
Herbert Knox
Offered a Bribe to Tell Falsehood in Gould Divorce
New York dispatch reports a new witness, Blanche Hale, a hairdresser at the Hotel Lincoln, alleging she was approached to provide false testimony against Frank J. Gould in his divorce suit with Helen Kelly Gould. The district attorney promises more startling revelations as investigations continue.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Helen Kelly Gould
Blanche Hale
Lincoln
Mabel MacCauslan
Vagrant Offenders Reach Police Court in Early Session
Police Judge Kane presided as Bob Sullivan Frank Grant and James Kane faced vagrancy charges. Sullivan and Grant received a floater after a brief hearing. Kane and Barnard were jailed or given short sentences. Dave Lewis, previously mute, spoke compellingly and drew 30 days on the chain gang after three prior vagrancy arrests.
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Kane
Bob Sullivan
Frank Grant
East Side
James Kane
Sullivan
Grant
John Pagen
Plain Bee
C. Barnard
Barnard
Dave Lewis
David
Egease
Judge Kane
William Bryan Retires From The Commoner
Lincoln July 23 William J Bryan has retired from active work on the Commoner due to his erudite candidacy and will not be personally engaged in it any longer.
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Bryan
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Quebec Welcomes Prince of Wales for 300th Anniversary
The Prince of Wales arrived to open Quebec’s 300th anniversary celebrations. He presided over opening exercises at the Champlain monument, reviewed a historical pageant, and greeted foreign representatives. A field marshal’s escort accompanied him on city drives while crowds cheered vigorously.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Champlain
Champlain Monument
Case of Mary Robb exposes alleged criminal operation
In a preliminary examination at Blackfoot Idaho on July 23 testimony traces a 1908 case involving Mary Robb of Rigby. B J Humphrey arranged by telephone with Dr Mitchell to have Robb operated on. Nellie Sayer John Sayer and Geo Kite accompanied her to Blackfoot and she died June 13 after a day of illness. Autopsy showed an intact appendix and indicated a criminal operation. Star witness for the prosecution set to testify tomorrow.
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John Sayer
Geo, Kite
Blackfoot
Jones Junket Not Yet Ended
Superintendent W. H. Jones of the Montana division of the Short Line was due home from a junketing trip through the middle eastern states. He did not arrive on No. 7 last night but advices from Salt Lake indicate he will reach on No. 7 this evening.
Dietrich Returns Home From Boise Convention
Clarence Dietrich private secretary to James H. Brady and assistant secretary of the Republican state central committee traveled from Boise after attending the Acts county convention as an outsider.
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Clarence Dietrich
James H. Brady
Republican State Central Committee
Boise
Acts
YANKEE ATHLETE CHARGED WITH BARRING IN LONDON MEET
London reports finals in sprint and field events as Kerr of Canada wins 200 metres and J C Carpenter of Cornell leads 400 metres before officials rule no race due to alleged boring of Halswell the English runner. Eyewitnesses note weather favors athletics at the Stadium with large crowd viewing finals in standing jump won by Ray C Ewry and heavy weight wrestling won by O Kelly over Gunderson.
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London
Kerr
Canada
Cloughen
Irish-American Athletic Club
Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
J. C. Carpenter
Cornell
Carpenter
Halswell
Craeck
Ray C. Ewry
New York
Ultimatum to Sublime Porte Over Monastir Demands
A Young Turks committee threatens to seize Monastir’s municipal administration and form a parallel parliament if the sultan’s government fails to respond within eleven days. Dispatch from Monastir, European Turkey, dated July 23 notes the memorandum was sent to representatives of the sultan.
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London
Monastir
Turkey
Young Turks Party
Porte
Pocatello Team Heads to Soda Springs for Two Games
The Pocatello baseball club under Manager Abe Pierce and Captain Atkinson departs tonight on No. 6 to Soda Springs for two games with the Fizz Water nine on Friday and Saturday, as part of Pioneers' day celebrations. They return Saturday night for a home game Sunday versus St. Anthony after a scheduling mix up with Blackfoot. Immigration of fans offers rail-rate discounts: groups of 25+ pay 2 cents per mile round trip, about $2.75. 10–24 riders pay 2.5 cents per mile, about $3.45.
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Pocatello
Abe Pierce
Atkinson
Soda Springs
Fizz Water
Jay
Soda of Pioneers
Indians
St. Anthony
Blackfoot Nine
Dipple
Pierce
Opening of New Still Harbor Plant in Gary
The EK H. Gary steamer arrived with 11 000 tons of ore signaling the opening of the United States Steel plant at Gary Indiana on Lake Michigan. John W. Kern Democratic vice presidential candidate attended as guest of honor and delivered a brief address.
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Gary
Ind
EK. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Lake Michigan
John W. Kern
Assembly at the Academy Delivers Howard Campaign Talk
Principal Miles F. Reed spoke at the Idaho Academy summer normal school general assembly about General Howard's campaign against the Nez Perce. He traced the 1877 war from Salmon River to Bear Paw Mountain, noting the 1500 mile pursuit led by Chief Joseph. Next week Professor Muehlen will give a musical recital.
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Academy of Idaho
Miles F. Reed
Howard
Idaho
Salmon River
Bear Paw Mountain
Mont
Joseph
Muehlen
Academy
Reed
Crazy Black Man Committed to State Asylum
Petah Johnsing, described as a crazy Black man, was examined by the county and city physicians for sanity before Probate Judge Johnston and ordered committed to the state asylum for the mentally ill at Blackfoot. He resisted arrest, was strapped into a straight jacket, and taken by train to the institution.
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Petah Johnsing
T. A. Johnston
Howard
Bean
State Asylum For the Insane
Blackfoot
Hoover
Grove City
Dr. Hoover
Anti-Dubois Sweep In Kootenai County Primaries
In Coeur d'Alene and Sherman precincts the anti-Dubois factions won. Coeur d'Alene precinct backed the anti ticket 88 to 10, Sherman precinct 3 to 2, and Kootenai Lincoln precincts each gave one delegate to the anti-Dubois group. The anti movement claims a countywide edge with 26 of 66 votes from Coeur d'Alene.
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Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Kootenai County
Sherman
Kootenai
Lincoln
For Rent Four Room Furnished Inquiry
Classified note offers a four room furnished rental with contact at 321 South Main for inquiries.
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South Main
Ladies Vote In This Big Contest
Tribune praised for offering Yellowstone contest to county women. It allows five young women to choose a trip, singly or in groups, or exchange for an equivalent trip of the same value. The Tribune intends to send five young women to Comers' os Pugs Boe.
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Tribune
Yellowstone
The
Fered
Gate City Looks Good to Coffeyville Visitors
J. S. Hill and Frank W. Otto of Coffeyville Kansas visited Pocatello with wives, touring the city in autos hosted by the Commercial Club. They studied the town’s life and low freight rates, planning a northwest wholesale grocery house and a trip to the Pacific coast before returning to Kansas around September 1.
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J. S. Hill
Frank W. Otto
Coffeyville
Kan
Pocatello
Commercial Club
West
D. W Church
George Gasser
Gate City
Messrs. Hill
Otto
Messrs
Hill
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Kansas
Los Angeles
Mrs. John McMahon Still Living After Telegram Error
Mrs. John McMahon wife of a rancher south of the city was reported dead in a Springville Ill telegram misread as she was alive. The telegram said she underwent surgery and died on the way home. later it was clarified a deed to the home ranch had been sent for her signature and the error prompted Mr McMahon to travel to Springfield before the mistake was found.
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John McMahon
Springville
Ill
Tribune
Springfield
Joseph F Gump 81 Dead in City
Joseph Frederick Gump aged 81 of 209 North Garfield avenue died at 10 last evening at home. Funeral services at Lindquist's chapel tonight at 9 conducted by Rev. car pastor of the Presbyterian. Born Urbana Ohio June 28 1827 he married Anna Marsh Lefler November 17 1847 and had five children including James Gump an engineer on the Short Line at Glenn's Ferry. Local Eagles lodge to attend funeral in a body meeting at the hall at 8:30.
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Joseph Frederick Gump
Garfield Avenue
Des Moines
Lindquist
Undertaking Chapel
Car
Presbyterian
Urbana
Ohio
Odd Fellows' Lodge
Atton
Butler County
Anna Marsh Lefler
Fourirls
James Gump
Glenn’s Ferry
Higson
Lyric Theatre Presents Comedy and Colorful Shorts
The Lyric screens Transformation of a Home and A Waif with Peculiar People in color. Grandpa's Ills and Haunted Castle provide laughs while Students' Jokes adds variety. Beginning Monday a special surprise awaits patrons.
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The
Lyric
Lyric Theatre
Yric
The Best There Is Typewriter Ribbons and Shavers
The Trib lists top quality Typewriter ribbon brands and car accessories, praising the best shavers and related grooming items as premier options for readers.
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the Tribune
Wool shipments wind down as Utah Idaho sheep trade adapts
Salt Lake railroad men report wool shipments near end for the year. Prices in Idaho expected 8 cents lower, with Idaho wool at 14 to 16 2 cents. Beets and grazing in Colorado boost farm integrations. flockmasters add sheep despite lower profits.
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Utah
Idaho
Salt Lake
St. Joe
Kansas City
Colorado
Mil t Russell Shot Injures in Mackay Incident
Milt Russell a former Short Line engineer is in Pocatello general hospital with a shattered collar bone after a gunfight with Roy Barber a Mackay blacksmith on July 16. Barber was wounded in the right wrist. eleven shots were fired. both men are not seriously hurt.
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Milt Russell
Pocatello General Hospital
Roy Barber
Mackay
Barber
Russell
Newton to Relocate from City to Salt Lake City
W. H. Newton a contractor and builder returning from California this forenoon will leave tonight for Salt Lake to reside there.
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W. H. Newton
California
Salt Lake
Notice to Eagles Meeting for J C Gump Funeral
Notice to Eagles. All members of F C FE are requested to meet at the hall this evening at 8:30 sharp to attend the funeral services of J C Gump father of Brother Joseph Gump to be held for the Lindquist Undertaking parlors A R Higson W P
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F. C. FE
J. C. Gump
Joseph Gump
Lindquist Undertaking
A. R. Higson
W. P
Mrs Armstrong opens hat shop on West Center street
Mrs Chris Armstrong announces the opening of a hat shop featuring a fine line of hats for ladies. She invites women to call and view the stock at 238 West Center, formerly the Turf cafe.
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Chris Armstrong
West Cen- Turf Cafeter
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Mary Robb
Yankee
Sublime Porte
Fizz Water Boys
New Still Harbor
Wes Perce Indians
Crazy Negro
Blackfoot Asylum
Dubois
John O’mahon
Gem State
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