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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1907

Page

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Darrow’s Wrath Floods Haywood Trial Courtroom

Clarence Darrow, for two hours, assails the state’s witness Harry Orchard as the uncorroborated basis for Haywood guilt. He condemns Orchard as unreliable while urging jurors that Idaho would not convict Haywood on Orchard’s testimony.

Boise Clarence Darrow Chicago Haywood Harry Orchard Orchard Hawley Darrow Idaho James Hawley Bill Haywood

Yellowstone Park railroad to raise capital to 1.375 million

Monday at 11 in the Montana division office of Superintendent A B Stevenson a stockholders meeting of Yellowstone Park railroad company a Short Line subsidiary approved increasing capital stock from 150000 to 1375000 to cover construction costs to Yellowstone National Park. Parley L Williams general attorney and G K Smith secretary attended, stock represented, directors empowered to raise funds as planned. The line extends about 40 miles above Ashton and steel will reach the park borders this year.

A. B. Stevenson Montana Short Line Yellowstone Park Railroad Company Yellowstone Park St. Anthony Parley L. Williams Salt Lake G. K. Smith Park Road Ashton Park

Man Measures Distance Precisely In Civil Service Exam

George Severe of Oaksy Idaho walked off 2274 feet to an inch, matching a steel tape check in a forest ranger civil service test. Twelve applicants took the exam in Boise, with others far off by as much as hundreds of feet.

George Severe Oaksy, Ida Severe Peter Wrested Pocatello Portneuf Cassia Raft River

Coal wealth prompts railroad plans for Teton valley

Salt Lake dispatch says coal deposits in Teton valley could support a railroad feed for 50 years. Spencer Clawson reports multi seam finds including 20 foot vein and 10 foot vein. If Oregon Short Line delays, private builders may construct a branch to tap the fuel supply.

Salt Lake Teton Valley Oregon Short Line Spencer Clawson Union Pacific Oregon Perrine Pennsylvania Horseshoe Canyon Brown Bean Fremont County Horseshoe I Pos Pane Thomas RK Cutler George T. Odell Donaldson G.E. Bowerman Idaho

69 Survivors Return From Columbia Disaster at Astoria

Crowds on the Astoria docks waited all night for news as the steam er George F. Elder arrived with 69 survivors from the Columbia after a collision near Shelter Cove California. The boat carried a corrected list of the dead and missing including cabin passengers, steerage, and crew.

Astoria Ore George F. Elder Columbia San Pedro Shelter Cove Calif R. Anderson Franklin Aulf W. J. Bachman Alma Bahleen J. Benson A. Bernal Jane B. Best Gertrude Butler W. F E. Butler W. E. Butler R. B. Cannon Clara Carpenter J. W. Carpenter L. Clasby Mary Parsons J. E. Paul J. EB. Paul Frances Chroeder Cora Sehull G. A. Smith Wm. Soules George Sparks J. D. Springer Elsie May Stone A. 8. Todd W. C. Todd B. Wallace Waller William Waller W. White G. F. Wilson C. A. Winslow H. P. Winters H. Wright

Warships Reach Chemulpo as Agitators Rally

Japanese war vessels Kasagi Nitaka and Tsushima arrive at Chemulpo with blue jackets and provincial troops. Authorities disperse provincial agitators in suburbs while palace subordinates are arrested to curb possible imperial plots amid heat and unrest.

Chemulpo Seoul Kasagi Nitaka Tsushima Cemulpo

Hatters threaten nationwide strike over open shop

New York July 24 The first general strike in twelve years of the United Hatters of America involving about twenty thousand men nationwide is threatened against an open shop proposed by the National Fur and Felt Hat Manufacturers. If the union label is discarded by the manufacturers a strike will be called August 1.

New York United Hatters of America Fur and Felt

Charmer Amanda Healst Drops $50,000 Suit

Amanda Healst of Mackay Idaho has dismissed her breach of promise suit against James Climo, Mackay mining manager. She says a full settlement was reached after Climo wooed her and promised marriage, though she later learned he had a wife and family in Salt Lake. Settlement terms unknown.

Salt Lake Amanda Healst Mackay Ida James Climo Macbeth Miss Hearst Climo

Horsethief Sought From Arimo Believed Motive Toward Montana

Sheriff Dave Quigley left on No 2 this afternoon for McCammon after a phone summons to pursue a horsethief who yesterday nipped a horse saddle and bridle from a man at Arimo. Authorities believe the thief may be headed toward Montana.

Dave Quigley McCammon Arimo Montana

Kitchen crew roster includes several named staff

Larkin oiler A Sehneider baker Frank D Davis second cook BE R Drayer pantryman J G Alley waiter R J Alley waiter A L Bloek ey waiter.

Storage rate on coal announced by Short Line

Chicago July 24 J C Stubbs traffic director of the Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line announces a storage plan to cut freight and coal price by 25 cents per ton for coal shipped in July and stored by August 31 1907. The ICC authorized publication of the reduced rate without the usual 30 days notice.

Chicago J. C. Stubbs Trafic Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Interstate Commerce Commission

Jerome Idaho prepares for great land opening October first

Major Frederick Reed announces a grand Jerome opening to unveil two townsites Jerome and Wendel on 150 000 acres along the Twin Falls North Side project under the Carey act. Milner hotel openings and Remington hotel at American Falls are planned with ceremonies and a banquet.

Jerome Idaho Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Company Frederick Remington Reed Empire Builder North Side Gate City American Falls The Tribune Major Reed Big Jerome Shoshone Milner-bythe-Dam Wendel Reed Milner Remington

Freight Cars Robbed in Shoshone Theft Case

Antonio Orico, a section foreman, was arrested after a county attorney ordered a house search that uncovered from stolen freight car cargo. Palso, a section laborer, was jailed but released when the accuser Mrs. Orico withdrew charges. Officers seized wire, cigars, and clothing. a railroad adjuster will investigate ownership. The Italian colony is tense as arrests extend to Henry Hicks and Carl Mellich. Sellstron received 60 days.

Antonio Orico Orico Sam Palso Palso Orfeo Orica Henry Hicks Carl Mellich Boise William Sellstron

Bannock County Tax Roll Lift Aims at Three Million Plus

Assessments in Bannock County rise markedly as the state board allows Pocatello values to stand. Real estate and improvements total about 2,281,301 with personal property at 787,152, bringing the grand assessment to 3,068,453, up from 2,901,020 last year, aided by more cattle sheep merchandise and added property.

Pocatello State Board of Equalization Board of County Commissioners State Board Bannock County Banlock County Gallet County Board of Equalization

Uncle Sam Will Renew the Lease

Nationwide cards urge President Roosevelt to seek another presidential nomination. Printed with a White House image they declare Uncle Sam Will Renew the Lease, reflecting support from across the country.

Sam New York Roosevelt White House

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the Tetons Sugar Company George W. Elder Frank Giune M. Mayo Korea Charmer Old Bannock County Fred Reed North Side Project Mex
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