Dubois Dominates Idaho Democratic State Convention
Twin Falls June 3. The Idaho Democratic state convention opens with State Chairman W. J. Lockhart presiding and Fred I. Dubois expected to control the organization. Dubois supporters forecast a strong showing as the central committee seats delegates and anticipates a Dubois-led, anti Mormon faction victory, with plans to instruct the Idaho delegation to Denver for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
W. J. Lockhart
Fred I. Dubois
Glen McKinley
Dubois
State Central Committee
Lata
Bingham
Twin Falls
the Tribune
Idaho
Denver
Bryan
Ada County
West
William McFarland
George Tannahill
John Nugent
J. @. Watts
D. L. Evans
J. D. Millsaps
Don Dunning
Central Committee
C. C. Broxon
Boise News
Salmon River
Kimberly
L. A. Freeharver
Washington
C. H. Jackson
Wallace
John F. Nugent
Boise
Joe Pence
H. Donnelly
Henry Heitfield
H. L. Day Ord
Hh, Jackson
Timothy Regan
C. O. Stockslager
Blaine
Dr. Whitwell
Lemhi
Ravenal MacBeth
Custer
President Roosevelts Narrow Escape While Riding
Washington June 3 President Roosevelt and his wife endured a near fatal mishap during a Rock Creek ride. On a new horse the animal reared twice and toppled into the creek. The president slipped free and minutes later remounted and continued riding for an hour and a half without injury to either man or horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Rock Creek Park
White House
Shoplifter Fined in Police Court
Marie Thompson alias Minnie Moore and several other names was arraigned after shoplifting at Blyth and Fargo's. She pleaded guilty before Police Judge Kane, was fined 30, and paid it promptly. Terrell and Ferguson were her attorneys as W. H. Witty prosecuted for the state.
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Marie Thompson
Minnie Moore
Blyth & Fargo
Kane
Miss Thompson
Terrell & Ferguson
W. H. Witty
Excursions to Pacific Coast Available This Summer
Daily trips run from June 1 to September 15 with details provided by agents. Travel planners seek inquiries for particulars and schedules.
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Pacific Coast
Extradition Sought for Rosa Seguinn and Elsie Preston
From Boise comes word that Yakima officials will arrive with a requisition for Rosa Seguinn and her daughter Elsie Preston. They are wanted in Yakima as witnesses in a diamond theft case, not as suspects. They are housed at the county jail with sheriff's office privileges.
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Boise
Yakima
Wash
Rosa Seguinn
Elsie Preston
Evergreen State
Seguinn
Preston
Allison Nominated for U S Senator by 12000 Vote Margin
Des Moines reports William B. Allison nominated for U S senator by a majority of 12 000 over Governor A B Cummings according to returns received this morning.
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Des Moines
William B. Allison
U. S
A. B. Cummings
Southern Pacific Officials Take Northwest Inspection Trip
A Southern Pacific business car Buena Vista carried executives BE Manson H J Harris B A Campbell and BF Frobes O B Chalmers T C Callopy on No 7 through Pocatello for a northwest tour. They will visit Butte Spokane and return via Harriman lines in Oregon and Washington.
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Southern Pacific Business Car
Buena Vista
BE. C. Manson
H. J. Harris
B. A. Campbell
Frobes
Espee
O. B. Chalmers
Utah
T. C. Callopy
Idaho
Pocatello
Northwest
Butte
Spokane
Harriman
Oregon
Washington
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cited For Comfort in Consumption
Doctoring claims from Foley and Temple Pharmacy tout Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure and comfort for consumption. The advertisement asserts relief in advanced stages and urges refusing any but the genuine product.
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Temple Pharmacy
Senior Play Tonight at the Academy Auditorium
The Senior class of the Academy will present The Merchant of Venice Up to Date this evening in the Academy Auditorium. Indications point to a splendid performance. Tickets may be obtained from the Toggery Hacks will depart the post office at 7 30 7 40 and 7 50 for the Academy Round trip 25e.
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Academy
Jefferson Davis Birthday Honored Across South
In New Orleans and other states celebrants marked the 100th anniversary of Jefferson Davis's birth with ceremonies. New Orleans dedicated a site for a monument to the Confederate leader as part of the observances. A special train transported many to Fairview for the Davis birthplace celebration.
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New Orleans
South
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
South Carolina
Louisiana
Virginia
Davis
Louisville
Fairview
Mr. Davis
Mississippi on Rampage Flood Threat Near Rail Lines
The Mississippi river is rising toward flood stage with 21.6 feet recorded and a danger line at 30 feet. Driftwood and debris indicate spreading floodwater near the levee caused concerns for tracks and nearby areas. Reports show the Missouri river rising rapidly as well.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Arrestee T C Neel Faces Rape Charge in Court
T C Neel formerly with the city police force was arrested and jailed on a rape charge filed by Thomas Bennett. The alleged May 26 incident at the Bennett home involved Mrs Bennett and four Bennett children. The case was heard before Justice of the Peace Masonheimer with County Attorney Gray prosecuting and D Worth Clark defending.
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T. C. Neel
Thomas Bennett
Fremont Street
Gray
Neel
Bennett
Bennetts
Prouty Beats Hult in Iowa Primary Race
Des Moines reports Judge F. F. Prouty defeated Congressman Hult by about 1200 votes with Hult conceding defeat after yesterday's primary.
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Des Moines
Iowa
F. Prouty
Hult
Oregon Goes Republican But Next Senator Will Be Democrat
Portland reports show Governor Chamberlain, a Democrat, the people's choice for U S senator to succeed Republican Charles Fulton. The next legislature likely solidly Republican, with talk of defections possibly sending a Democrat to the Senate. Chamberlain expected ahead by about 1000 votes. results show Hawley and Ellis reelected.
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Oregon
Portland
G. E.chamberlain
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Henry M. Cake
Roosevelt
Senate
United States Senate
W. R. Ellis
Congress
John A. Jeffery
W. C. Hawley
Ore
Judge Duke
Hawley
Ellis
Sells a Thoroughbred Stallion to Ogden Buyer
C O Benting sold the young stallion Fred Newton to Fred Bradley of Ogden Utah and shipped the horse to his new home. Horsemen regret losing the valuable young stallion from the section as he is royally bred in the west and descended from Klatawah. He is related to Dan Patch and Crecius on the dam side. This sale ends Benting's line of standard and thoroughbred horses from the city.
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C. O. Benting
Fred Newton
Fred Bradley
Ogden
Utah
West
Klatawah
Dan Pateh
Crecius
Mr. Benting
Sewing At Home Ad For 34 South Syeong
Local ad offers sewing services at home from a residence listed as 34 South Syeong with a contact phone 27 Red. The terse notice markets in-home sewing.
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South Syeong
Noted lecturer Dr Koehne to lecture in Pocatello
Dr John B Koehne will deliver a series of lectures in Pocatello from June 7 to 15. Topics include The Tragedy of a Race The Apostolic Age The Reformation Agnosticism The Great Miracle Problem and Mortality. The lectures may not follow the listed order. Dr C W Emerson of Boston endorses the series.
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John B. Koehne
Pocatello
C. W. Emerson
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Mass
Stevens On The Bench In Armstrong Henderson Land Case
Judge J M Stevens of Blackfoot sat in Fifth District Court replacing Judge Budge who left for Paris Bear Lake county. He heard Armstrong v Henderson et al over 160 acres title with injunction in place and other occupation tax appeals from the district court. The Williams v Woodall case was non suited after a prior JP ruling, with costs taxed against the plaintiff.
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J. M. Stevens
Blackfoot
Grove City
District Court of the Fifth District
Alfred Budge
Paris
Bear Lake County
Stevens
Dudley P. Armstrong
Melvin Henderson
Section $2
Township 6
Range
Budge
Standrod & Terrell
Amstrong
Judge Stevens
Miendaipsl
Pocatello Water Company
City of
Pocatello
Armistrong-Henderson
Thomas BE. Williams
D. SS. Woodall
Soda Springs
Justice of the Peace Masonheimer
Woodall
Big Blackfoot
Justice Court
District Court
Wives blamed for race death by own action debated by physicians
Chicago June 3. Women physicians at an American Medical association gathering debated criminal responsibility for wives who foster race death by own action. Dr Dorsett denounced anti Roosevelt views while others urged legal changes. Dr Graham linked automobiles and luxury to child neglect and race death.
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Chicago
Walter B. Dorsett
St. Louis
Roosevelt
The
American Medical Association
Edwin G. Graham
Barnard Cormnean Named Grand Chief Engineer
The International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers elected Barnard Cormnean of Hillsboro Texas as grand chief engineer. He is the second of two new grand chiefs and will oversee the southwest and Mexico.
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Columbus
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Barnard Cormnean
Hillsboro
Texas
Southwest
Mexico
On Vagrancy Charge In Salt Lake Visit
Les Campbell, a Black man, was tried yesterday afternoon before Police Judge Kane on a vagrancy charge. City Attorney Wy HL Witty and Terrell & Ferguson represented the defense. The court took the matter under advisement as Campbell left for Salt Lake City to stay through Monday.
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Les Campbell
Kane
Wy HL Witty
Terrell & Fergusson
Campbell
Salt Lake
Lectures Offer Mature Audiences Evening Talks
A series of talks invites adults to attend at the Congregational church after an inaugural Sunday 4 p.m. session in the Auditorium. The lectures aim to entertain instruct and persuade with no admission fee.
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E. J. Dockery
C. Joe Pence
Sam Rich
Oneida County
Allison
Southern Pacific
Rebel
Accus
T. Bennett
Justice of the Peace
Masonheimer
Utah Man
Gate City
Armstrong
NEW Grand Chief Engineer
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