Darrow Ends Vituperative Plea Against Orchard in Boise
Clar ence Darrow extended his final plea for Haywood's acquittal in Boise this morning while Borah prepares the state's closing. Darrow, hoarse but combative, denounced Orchard and the Pinkertons, defended Jack Simpkins in Steunenberg's death context, and urged jurors to judge past actions amid labor unrest debates.
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Jack Simpkins
Haywood
Borah
Boise
William D. Haywood
Clarence Darrow
United States
Darrow
Orchard
Pinkertons
Colorado
Steunenberg
Simpkins
Western Federation of Miners
Woman Hanged in Moscow Prison
Moscow July 25 Mme Fromkina was hanged at sunrise after attempts to assassinate General Rheinbol prefect of police in March and to kill the prison inspector in May. Officials kept the execution private. Her parents appealed to the emperor but mercy was denied. She faced no murder charge, only alleged attempts to kill officials amid claims of hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mme. Fromkina
Rheinbol
Jewish women on the rampage in Philadelphia crime protest
In the Jewish quarter on July 25 the protest over beef prices turned violent as women overwhelmed kosher butcher shops, drove out customers, broke windows and poured coal oil on meat. Several arrests followed with demonstrations at police stations and police used force to disperse the crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Poundmaster Change as Untagged Dogs Face Impoundment
William Mikelson resigns as pound master and moves to Cache valley. J. A. Hale succeeds him after today’s announcement. Dog owners must tag pets and place tags on collars or risk impoundment under the new poundmaster's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mikelson
McManis
Cache Valley
J. A. Hale
Willowleaf Club Invites Pebble Community to Services
Colonel Harry Kinport at The Willowleaf Club near Pebble hosts a weekend gathering. Rev Smith, new rector of Trinity Church, and the Episcopal choir camp near Pebble and extend a cordial invitation to all area residents for Sunday morning services.
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Harry Kinport
Willowleaf Club
Pebble
Mr. Smith
Trinity Church
the Tribune
Peek Plans New Dubois Organ Paper in Pocatello
W. H. Peek, former Blackfoot Mail publisher, aims to start a new paper in Pocatello using the Blackfoot plant. He has suspended publication there recently and is now in Gate City seeking a print shop site. The new venture will serve as a Dubois organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peek
Pocatello
Blackfoot Mail
Gate City
Peek
Dubois
Ten Thousand Starving in Jamaica famine shocks island
Kingston reports a growing famine in St IzaBeth district with ten thousand victims. Governor Olivier confirms the toll as a scandal unfolds in St Elizabeth parish with starving people forced to pay taxes despite nakedness ignorance and lack of schooling.
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Kingston
Jamaica
St. Izabeth
Olivier
St. Elizabeth
Through Train To Portland On Oregon Short Line Next Week
A new through train from Salt Lake to Portland on the Harriman system will be added next week to handle growing Short Line traffic to the coast. Pogatello becomes the junction for twelve daily through trains and six local trains as schedules are announced from Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake
Portland
Oregon
Butte
Park
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Montpelier
Minidoka
Columbia Death Toll Reaches Eighty-Eight Losses
San Francisco July 25 revised returns show 152 of 245 aboard the steamer Columbia were saved. Eighty eight are reported lost with five bodies recovered. Of the drowned 39 were men 49 women and five children.
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San Francisco
Did He Poison Wronged Husband Mystery Reaches Muncie
Arnold Cruse alias Edward Graff aged 23 was arrested in Muncie Ind in connection with the Speer poisoning case at Lima Ohio Cruse was a boarder in the Speer home Speer died suddenly Mrs Speer was jailed after which Cruse fled Lima Exhumation found strychnine in Speer’s stomach Police recovered a letter to Mrs Speer calling her sweetheart and urging sale of goods and departure
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Muncie
Ind
Arnold Cruse
Edward Graff
Speer
Lima
Ohio
Crouse
Oxford Hay Field Busy Amid Short Labor Force
Oxford notes a hot dry harvest with plenty of hay yet few laborers. C LeRoy Lewis moves his store to the old Beckstead site as Lyon & Co move the building. Guy Fisher, injured in a railway accident, returns home on crutches from Pocatello hospital. Local youths camp near Cottonwood valley and trout brook. Overseer Hardwick improves a road east of the railway to Gentile valley. Ruby Baker returns home after appendix operation. Fruit crops forecast poor due to late frosts.
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Oxford
C. LeRoy Lewis
Alex Beckstead
Lyon & Co. of
Pocatello
Guy Fisher
Pocatello Hospital
Emmett
Idaho
Guy
Cottonwood Valley
Hardwick
Gentile Valley
Preston
Ruby Baker
Heat Wave Tales From Professor Siders at Nevada Deserts
Prof Walter R Siders superintendent of the Pocatello school board calls the Nevada desert the hottest place on earth after a trip from Los Angeles and the NEA convention He notes shadows vanish in heat and plans a joint teachers institute with Grace Loughran to be held at the Academy of Idaho after the state summer normal school focusing on ten southeastern counties.
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Walter R. Siders
Pocatello Board of Education
Nevada Desert
Siders
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
Idaho
Pacific
Nevada
Prof. Siders
Tribune
City of Angels
Grace Loughran
Academy of Idaho
Presents Medal to Pocatello Woodmen Leader
Mayor Walter H. Cleare received a handsome gold jewel from the local Camp of Woodmen in recognition of his long service as an officer and member. Col. H. Y. A. Ferguson delivered the presentation speech detailing his status as a charter member of the Free Silver camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Cleare
Lodge
Cleare
Pocatello
Free Silver Camp
Col
H. Y. A. Ferguson
Japan Korea treaty sets Korean affairs under Japanese guidance
A convention signed today by Japan and Korea places most Korean affairs under the guidance of the Japanese resident general after opposition from the Korean court.
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Tokio
Japan
Korea
Gun Club Shoot Honors Mac At Pocatello
Nine members of the Pocatello Gun club held a practice shoot north of town in honor of A. E. McKenzie of Denver visiting to present a challenge cup to Gate City club members. Participants included A. B. Bean L. R. Dutch Lehrbas Charles Seavers Helmes Fred J. Barnes L. M. Stevens H. W. Herrington and A. H. Frye Clayton Coolidge of Ogden represented the UMC Co. Some good scores were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Gun Club
A. E. McKenzie
Denver
Gate City Club
A. B. Bean
L. R
Lehrbas
Charles Seavers
Helmes
Fred J. Barnes
L. M. Stevens
Pocatello Boys Suspected in Jewel Peddling Case
Deputy Burnett McGarvey traveled to Malad Oneida county to investigate three Pocatello boys said to be peddling jewelry. The trinkets match items reported stolen from Gray's News at the depot. names could not be learned.
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Burnett McGarvey
Malad
Oneida County
Pocatello
Gray's News Company
Chain Gang Fine for Sleeping in Box Cars
Michael Norris and John Murray were fined ten dollars by Police Judge Kane for sleeping in Short Line box cars in violation of company rules. In default they face six and a half days on the chain gang. they were jailed last night and noted as rags on the blotter.
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Sv Plebian
Michael Norris
John Murray
Kane
Challis Pastor Returns From Seattle Mission
Rev. Allen J. Hoar of Challis Congregational Church passes through Pocatello homeward from Seattle where he attended the Christian Endeavor convention. Challis society won a banner for largest membership increase. four Idaho Indians joined as delegates, representing 316 members in the state.
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C. E
Allen J. Hoar
Congregational Church
Challis
Pocatello
Seattle
Christian Endeavor
Challis Society
Hoar
Idaho
Gem State
Chaney Heads to Boise for Bank Headquarters Move
State Bank Commissioner Chaney and his wife traveled to Boise last evening. Mrs. Chaney plans to relocate to the capital to be near him while he establishes Boise as his headquarters.
Press Club of Eastern Idaho Plans Pocatello Session Trip
Pocatello members of the Eastern Idaho Press club finalize plans with Idaho Short Line for a special engine and coach to American Falls on August 21. Attendees from multiple rails arrive by No 10 and other trains, tour Brady power plant, and enjoy a Sunday banquet at Bannock hotel with 100 covers hosted by the Pocatello Commercial club.
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Pocatello
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Gate City
George H. Olmstead
Idaho
Short Line
American Falls
Brady
The
Snake
Star Boosters
No. 10
No. 5
No. 9
No. 2
Carrick
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Commercial Club
Loux
James H. Brady
Commercial Club
George B. Fraser
Twin Falls
Bear Lake
Charles E. Wright
Montpelier Examiner
Joe H. de Witt
Soda Springs Chieftain
Shadow of the Tetons
H. H. Hartvigsen
Ashton Independent
Fred R. Reed
Eagle Rock of
Idaho Falls
Charles G. Sumner
Idaho Falls Post
Avery C. Moore
Coeur d’Alene
J. W. Jones
the Rigby Star
A. 8. Abbott
Rupert Record
the Power City
Gem State
Coal Famine Seems Sure Invites Faraway Coal Imports
Oregon Short Line officials reveal coal is being sourced from Australia to power Harriman engines amid labor shortages and limited local production. The piece notes 15,000 tons imported over two months, costs rise, and railways rush to expand capacity with cars and locomotives as demand explodes.
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Harriman
Salt Lake
Bancroft
Australia
Oregon
Harriman Lines
West
Reeves
J. A. Reeves
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
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Buenos Ayres
Bahia Blanca
Columbia
Oxford News
Mac
Judge Kane
STAR
Bannock Oratory
Northwest
Black Diamond
W. H. Bancroft
Wyoming
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