Bryan Meets King Edward at Buckingham Palace in London
William Jennings Bryan was received in private audience by King Edward at Buckingham Palace at the king's request. The interview focused on peace and the Inter-Parliamentary Union conference, with the king showing strong support. Later, the king hosted eighty Inter-Parliamentary Union members in the throne room, with Bryan and three other American delegates participating.
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London
William Jennings Bryan
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Reid
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Bryan
Idaho county conventions split on Borah bid in 1906
Delegates in Nez Perce county oppose endorsing a senator, pledging not to back any candidate in the state legislature if the convention endorses a senator. Gooding is endorsed for renomination. Heyburn praised for Senate work. Similar anti Borah sentiment noted in Kootenai and Latah counties with Roosevelts and Gooding praised in Moscow.
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Mnct Perce
French
Heyburn
Senate
Gooding
Tribune
Lewiston
Idaho
Bradley
Thompson
Kootenai County
Charles L. Heitman
Teller
Kootenai
Latah County
Stockholders seek access to Wells-Fargo books in Brooklyn suit
In New York on July 26 stockholders claiming 56 percent of Wells-Fargo Express filed suit in Brooklyn Supreme Court to compel book disclosure. They accuse dividends of eight percent but say forty percent is proper and challenge Harriman era surpluses and bond totals. Company officers claim the suit serves stockbrokers seeking control at the upcoming directors election.
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New York
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Harriman
No Bonds for Pacific Extension
New York July 26 Directors of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad announced semiannual dividends of 3 percent on both common and preferred stock, the same as the previous payout. No plan for issuing twenty five million dollars of common stock for the Pacific coast extension was announced. William Rockefeller stated no financing plan or additional funds are needed at present.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Pacific Coast
William Rockefeller
Hundred Orphans From Russia Arrive for Relief
A committee of Jews from Frankfurt and other German societies arrived with one hundred children made orphans by anti Jewish outbreaks in Russia. The group will be taken to Germany then forwarded to the United States and England for care.
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Lemburg
Aretria
Frankfort
Germany
United States
England
Drowned in irrigation ditch near McCammon
The two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morley fell into an irrigating ditch while playing along the bank in McCammon. The body was recovered and burial is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p m under the direction of undertaker Lindquist of Pocatello. An aunt, Mia W Stinger, resides in Pocatello.
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McCammon
the Tribune
Joseph Morley
Igiler
Undertaker Lindquist
Pocatello
Mia
Stinger
Irrigation Congress Calls 2000 To Boise Session
The Fourteenth National Irrigation Congress meets September 3 to 8 in Boise. Delegates exceed 1000 with immigration and railroad groups promoting western homeseekers. Government loans for arid lands may be raised to 100 million dollars to speed reclamation and settlement.
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Boise
National Irrigation Congress
Pacific
Eben E. McLeod
Western Passenger Associaton
Trates
Minneapolis
Great West
Middle West
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Idaho
Seniere
Congress
Forepaugh and Sells to Exhibit Here This Saturday
Forepaugh and Sells will exhibit here on Saturday August 4 with performances at 2 PM and 8 PM Reserved seats are numbered and admission tickets are sold at the downtown ticket office and in show wagons along the rounds.
Davidson Sells Coal and Calls for Winter Supply
Davidson, a coal seller, promotes Rock Springs and Cumberland coal and urges readers to stock up even if it requires borrowing funds. He cites the need to secure coal ahead of winter and invites inquiries at phone 186.
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Davidson
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Washington county Republican convention endorses nominees
Payette July 26 special to the Tribune delegates at the Washington county Republican convention adopted resolutions in support of the national and state administrations and for nominating a senator at the Pocatello convention. They also backed renomination of District Judge Smith and H A Partridge for state treasurer and named the state convention delegates.
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Moscow
Tribune
Latah
Borah
Roosevelt
Gooding
French
Judge Steele
John Lauterbach
Kendrick
W. Porter
Juliaetta
Warren Tr
Kootenai Delegation Chosen For Pocatello Convention
The Kootenai county convention selects delegates to the Pocatello convention led by C J Shiemaker A V Chamberlain E R Whitla J N Busby George C Dart K B Bragaw Andrew Christiansen B W Ross K Wannamaker Thomas J Jones S G Taylor Ignatz Weil George R Barker O B Mann Charles L Heitman Edwin Doust Jacob Wolfgang Joseph Rickard S A Varnum S Wenz N G Kellogg E N Laverne Peter Johnson The delegation aligns with Governor Gooding and opposes the convention plan to name a senator.
Bingham County Republican Convention Nominates W. E. Boral
The Bingham county Republican convention met in Blackfoot and adopted resolutions endorsing W. E. Boral for the senate. Delegates were instructed to vote for Boise lawyer Boral as the convention nominee, with H. J. Hasbrouck named temporary chairman and the organization later made permanent. Boral spoke to the gathering.
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Blackfoot
Tribune
Bingham County
Heyburn
French
W. BE. Boral
Senate
Boise
Boral
H. J. Hasbrouck
Thalie Falls
Mr. Boral
UTA Chief Justice Resigns From Utah Supreme Court
Salt Lake City July 26 George W Barteh chief justice resigns to Governor Cutler effective October 1 to resume the practice of law.
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Salt Lake City
George W Barteh
Utah Supreme Court
Cutler
Barteh
Fresh Vegetable Line at Kane's
A brief note highlights the entire fresh vegetable line at Kane's. The item emphasizes variety and availability in the store’s produce section.
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Kane's
Surprise Party at Hermitage Honors Pocahontas Leader
A large gathering of Daughters of Pocahontas and Red Men at the Hermitage on N Harrison Avenue hosted a surprise party for Mrs Frank Wilson wife of the Red Men sachem. Alderman Smith’s home provided transport to the venue where silver gifts were presented and a badge given, followed by dancing and refreshments. Over 100 members attended and declared the event highly enjoyable.
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Daughters of Pocahontas
Hermitage
N. Harrison Avenue
Red Men
Ogrita Council No. 6
Daughters of
Pocahontas
Frank Wilson
Alderman Smith
North Garfield
Jo O W. Ash
Mre
Wilson
Pocashontas
CC. W. Semmes
Siphoned Booze Into City Jail
Three men named John Doe Richard Roe and John Smith are in the city jail awaiting trial for various offenses after being caught pouring whiskey through a homemade paper funnel into jail cups. The act damaged jail security and puzzled authorities as no charge fits the deed.
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Myers
Wee
John Doe
Richard Roe
John Smith
Good Year At Academy Of Idaho At Po-catello
James F. Kane reports the Academy of Idaho at Pocatello is in good financial condition with attendance reaching a record high. The staff will change only three positions next year with Mr. Muehlen leading music, Mr. Steendahl in mechanic arts, and Mr. Davis not retained. The proposed payroll totals 15,550 dollars for the upcoming year.
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James F. Kane
Board of Trustees
Academy of Idaho
Poca- Tello
Gooding
Kane
Muehlen
Steendahl
Davis
E. Carleton
Commercial
Tsabel
Walker
Upjohn
J. . Retherford
C. BO Muehlen
J. O. Steendahl
Mechanic Arts
Bill Carney Returns to Pitch for Pocatello
Big Chief Bill Carney will pitch Sunday's game against the Boise league team. Indians expect to defeat Capital City. Jack Hayes clears leg injury and returns to third base. Unclear whether Eddie Predello or Hanker starts Saturday. Holee to play anyway.
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Bill Carney
Pocatello
Indians
Jack Hayes
Eddie Predello
Hanker
Holee
Green River freight wreck devastates line near Revlon
A head on collision Tuesday night near Revlon station west of Green River closed the main line and damaged engines and cars. Both crews escaped serious injury though they were badly scratched. The wreck tore up track for a distance as trains No 1f and an extra collided at speed.
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Green River
Revlon
Insurance Firms Refuse Earthquake Losses in Fire Disaster
London insurers led by Commercial Union and Alliance refuse to pay earthquake related losses totaling 15 million dollars insisting on Earthquake Clauses. They say no payment for damages caused directly or indirectly by the quake. limited local liability may be paid on adjustment.
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San Francisco
Commercial Union Assurance, Limited
London
Commercial Union
New York
Palatine Fire, Limited
Alliance Assurance, Limited
Norwich Union
Train Brakeman Killed In Lima Run Over
A. L. Dayton, brakeman on freight train No. 55, was run over and killed as the train pulled into Lima yards. He lived at 630 North Arthur avenue with his wife and three children. He fought for life until about 1 am. Dr. Pfoutz assisted in Lima. Remains await burial arrangements.
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A. L. Dayton
Lima
North Arthur Avenue
Ele
Pfoutz
Defaulter for $5000 Charged in St Louis Case
Charles H. Everly a Union Trust teller missing a week was charged with defalcation amounting to five thousand dollars. He had been with relatives at Loveland Colorado last Sunday and left for Denver, a leading church member.
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St. Louis
Charles H. Everly
The
Union Trust Company
Everly
Loveland
Colo
Denver
Pioneer Contractor Dies at Portneuf River Home
Woe Hawking of Pinnock county died at 2 15 am at his Portneuf river home six miles above town. Born in Sprinaneid he was about 60 years old and had lived in Pinnock county for thirty years. A founder of the Portlowu hydro system and longtime railroad contractor, he leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral is Saturday at the I D S church here under Undertaker Lindquist. He was a sterling citizen of Pocatello with a wide friendship circle.
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Baunock County
Piouineer
Portneuf
Sprinaneid
Pinnock County
Porstellowu
Lindquist
Pocatello
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