Borah Seizes Conspiracy Web in Haywood Case
Boise July 26 Senator Borah delivered the final address in the Haywood trial weaving a conspiracy narrative. He traced links between Harry Orchard and top Western Federation of Miners officials while presenting defence testimony to show Orchard as Haywood’s tool. The Caldwell focus shifted as witnesses tied officers and associates to the case.
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Boise
Simpkins
Orchard
Haywood
Moyer
Borah
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Caldwell
Delmas Concludes Defense in Glass Bribery Case
In San Francisco July 26 the Temple Israel Sherith auditorium was packed as Delphin M. Delmas began closing for Louis Glass of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph company. He urged the evidence failed to prove bribery aimed at defeating a Home Telephone franchise grant.
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San Francisco
Temple Israel Sherith
Lawler
Department of the Superior Court
Delphin M. Delmas
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boxton
Home Telephone Company
Delmas
Mizpah mine official visits Mountain Home area
Harry Darlington general manager of the Mizpah Consolidated mine at Ely Nevada has been in Pocatello for a couple of weeks exciting local investors with his rich property. He left this morning for Mountain Home where he was formerly located to visit friends. Mrs Darlington arrived from Denver to accompany him to Garrett's town.
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Mountainhome
Harry Darlington
Mizpah Consolidated
Ely
New
Pocatallo
Darlington
Denver
Garrett’s
Bradley Resigns as Pocatello Officer After Council Charges
Robert Bradley a Pocatello police officer resigned after city council members filed charges. He was suspended 30 days by Mayor Loux and has returned from Portland where he was seeking a business location. He plans to return to Portland to establish a new enterprise.
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Bradley
Robert Bradley
Pocatello
Loux
Portland
Kosher Shops Closed After Price Disorder
Philadelphia reports all kosher butcher shops shut today following yesterday’s price protests. Chaos led crowds to pour coal oil over items. non spoiled meat moved to wholesalers for storage as the district tightens police presence.
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Philadelphia
Rogers Is 0. K. After Heat Illness In New York
H. H. Rogers of the Standard Oil company, after suffering heat prostration at his New York office, is now at his Fairhaven Massachusetts home. He is not seriously ill and expects to return to his office in a few days.
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New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oi Company
Fairhaven
Mass
Mutineer shoots colonel in 21st infantry killing him
In Tiflix on July 26 Colonel Dobrow of the 21st infantry was shot and killed by a regimental soldier who previously served as a sailor on the mutinous battleship Triaviatel lie. The assailant fired three times with a rifle.
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Tiflix
Dobrow
21St Infantry
Triaviatellie
Jack the Ripper strikes in Berlin
Five young girls were attacked on Berlin streets with a long knife in a spree described as a Jack the Ripper series. One girl is dead and the others are in serious condition. the assailant fled after the attacks across several city districts.
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Berlin
Jack the Ripper
Burned by Oil Stove Heroine of Blyth & Fargo Fire
Miss Alice L Fay a Blyth & Fargo dressmaker lodger at 427 North Main was badly burned when an oil stove exploded in Mrs Cordia Dupont’s residence. She carried the blazing stove to the rear yard, sparing the house, but suffered burns to her arms chest back and singed hair. She is under a doctor’s care. firemen reported no structural damage.
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Cordia Dupont
North Main Street
Alice L Fay
Dupont
Miss Fay
Blyth & Fargo Company
Delightful Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Patrie and Mrs Smith
A midweek luncheon at 231 South Main Street hosted by Mrs M Patrie and Mrs C D Smith drew over sixty ladies including Mrs McBride of Portland and Mrs Ambrose of Washington. Prizes awarded for a 500 game. Mrs Dan Church took first with Mrs Dr Howard second. Musical selections by Nellie Hansen and Mrs C R Brooks enhanced the event. An evening gathering awarded further prizes including a gentleman's prize to Dr Cruse and a tin whistle booby prize to Ed Stone.
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M. Patrie
C. D. Smith
South Main Street
McBride
Portland
Ore
C. B. Steely
Ambrose
Washington, D. C
Bert Ryan
Frank Arthur
George Gagan
Blackfoot
Fred T. Dubois
Dan Church
Dr. Howard
Nellie Hansen
C. R. Brooks
Patrie
Mix. Smith
J. H. Bean
John McManus
R. J. Cruse
W. N. McCarty
R. Holmes
Hughes
Lewis
Emma Falk
Katie Tupper
Manassa Family Quarantined Over Smallpox Outbreak
A yellow flag marked a smallpox case at the residence of Mr and Mrs Al Manassa on North Arthur and Wyeth. Mr Manassa suffers a light smallpox attack while a competent manager handles the undertakers on North Main during his retirement.
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al Manassa
North Arthur
Wyeth Street
Pocatello union votes on end to strike plan
Electrical Workers in Pocatello, formerly linemen for Rocky Mountain Bell, voted on accepting or rejecting Salt Lake proposed terms to end the strike. Voting occurred in other cities as well, with Salt Lake expected to announce the result tonight. Pocatello shows strong lean to reject the offer, raising chances of renewed action and office closures in Montana.
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Pocatello Union of Electrical Workers
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake
Bell
Montana
Pocatello
Plot to murder Emperor Nicholas spurs indictments
St. Petersburg reports that authorities will soon indict those tied to a recent plot against Emperor Nicholas. Eight conspirators included Mme. Fedossieff and a woman named Com irade Nina who fled abroad. Klossoevsky was chosen to kill the emperor, while milkmaids in the royal kitchen fed details on the emperor’s routines.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Mme. Fedossieff
Nina
Klossoevsky
Morley Delivers Big Hit for Pocatello in St Anthony
Bill Morley left fielder for Pocatello returned from St Anthony where he hit a three bagger off Payne of Idaho Falls in a tied game with two out and one on. The hit drove in a baserunner and sparked excitement among St Anthony fans. Ashton won in the eleventh inning but Morley remained a crowd favorite with the paddle in hand.
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Bill’? Morley
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Beetliggers
Redhot
Grand Stand
Ashton
Bill
Local Delegates From Pocatello Return From Trip
Joe Daniger and William Wallin, delegates to the Elk's grand lodge in Philadelphia, were reported returning from a trip that included a parade in Philadelphia for the reunion, a Washington visit, a day at the Jamestown exposition, and a stop in Kansas City to visit Wallin's brother Gus.
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Joe Daniger
William Wallin
Columbia
Wallin
Kansas City
Pocatello
Mr. Daniger
Elk’s Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Washington
Mr. Wallin
Gus
Lyric Theatre Lessee Visits Town on Local Show Ties
M Young of Salt Like lessee of the Lyric theatre and proprietor of vaudeville circuits in the intermountain region is in town on business connected with the popular local theater.
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M. Young
Salt Like
Lyric Theatre
Intermountain
Tee
Three Boys Behind Bars In Train Depot Robbery Case
Three youths are charged with robbing Gray News Co at the Oregon Short Line depot in Pocatello on April 4. Deputy Evans of Oneida County arrested them in Malad after Jewelry valued at about 250 dollars was found in possession. The stolen items included secret society emblems and charms.
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Gray News Co
Short Line
Pocatello
Burnett
McGarvey
Malad
William Phillips
Smiler
Phillips
Brown
George Brown
Evans
Oneida County
Pioneer Day Activities in Rexburg Highlight July Celebration
Rexburg marked Pioneer Day with base ball wins 12 to 0 over Grant Menan and 16 to 4 over Marysville, horse racing on Main Street, a grand evening ball, and decorations as thousands gathered. A later note records the death of Johannes Brenner at age 74 with funeral at the Second Ward meeting house.
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Rexburg
Grant-Menan
Main Street
Ormsby
Marysville
Rexburg Military Company
Johannes Brenner
Jacob Brenner
Brenner
Germany
Second Ward
Thomas B. Ricks
Conrad Steffens
O. C. Ormsby
Thomas FE. Barrett
Barber
Central Hotel
L. Redford
Logan
Littlewood
Salt Lake
E. Dews
Mexico
Joseph Tracy
Frank Tribe
Claude Moyes
Ed Brown
Rob Middleton
Ogden
Shortage of Labor Not Cars in Snake River Coal Famine
San Francisco dispatch cites Blackfoot Idaho report of a coal famine in the Snake River valley. Railroad officials say there are plenty of railroad cars but the shortage is due to lack of labor at the mines, not cars.
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San Francisco
Blackfoot
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Time Card Changes for New Salt Lake to Portland Train
Oregon Short Line officials met in Salt Lake to revise the book of rules and time card for a new through train from Salt Lake to Portland set to begin August 1. Attendees from Salt Lake Ogden and Pocatello included superintendents dispatchers and trainmasters. Changes target whistle signals and unified rule understanding to prevent accidents.
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Salt Lake
Portland
Oregon Short Line Company
Ogden
Pocatello
Wild West Show Returns to Gate City Town Square
Ansei's Wild West Show and Congress of Rough Riders arrived from Rexburg and will exhibit on the Short Line plaza facing Harrison avenue tomorrow evening. The program features broncho busting and bucking bull rides with a noted buccaroo from Cheyenne replacing an injured rider from Rexburg.
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Ansei
Congress of Rough Riders
Rexburg
Gate City
Short Line
Harrison Avenue
Cheyenne
Levison and Cohn Depart for New York Travel
Mrs. B Levison sister of Julius Rosenberg left for New York after a month with the Rosenberg family. She traveled with Arthur Cohn of the Pocatello Mercantile Co who will visit relatives in New York and the Jamestown Exposition before returning to Pocatello.
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B. Levison
Julius Rosenberg
Rosenberg
New York
Arthur Cohn
Pocatello Mercantile Company
Pocatello
Local Drunk Fined by Police Judge Kane
A member of the hobo fraternity was fined ten dollars by Police Judge Kane this morning after being in town drunk for days and becoming disorderly and insulting to women on the street. He paid the fine and left.
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Kane
Home From Hospital for Mrs. Hannah Edgley
Mrs. Hannah Edgley wife of Tom Edgley has returned home from the U C S hospital in Salt Lake where she has been treated for some time and is nearly fully recovered.
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Hannah Edgley
Tom Edgley
Salt Lake
Local tourists depart for park trip and Island Park outing
Four groups plan trips with pleasure seekers leaving today for a short excursion to Island Park. Mr. J. L. Eynon and family arrive from Jackson Wyoming to seek residence near excellent schools.
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National Park
Island Park
J. L. Eynon
Jackson
Wyoming
Tempest in a Teapot prompts city quarrels over saloons
A Boise newspaper editorial mocks Pocatello petty quarrels that eclipse major issues. It cites disputes over prostitution, saloon licenses, sidewalks, and public works, noting citizens’ fixation on trivial clashes while grand topics fade from view. The piece blames local factions and even touches on Mormon influence as the controversy spills into family and business life.
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Boise
Little
Gate City
Panama Canal
Imother
Church
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Federation
Rogers
Jack, the Ripper
Bear Yard
Blythe & Fargo
Mesdames Patrie and Smith
Manassa
Bell Phone Company
Murray
Emperor Nick
Lyric Lessee
Tempest
Broxan
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