Orchard testifies on Haywood era crimes in Idaho murder case
Harry Orchard resumed testimony in Boise detailing killings and bomb plots linked to the Western Federation of Miners. He named targets from Governor Peabody to Judge Gabbert and Steunenberg, with payments to fund assaults and bomb attacks across Colorado and Idaho.
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Boise
Harry Orchard
Haywood
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
California
Denver
Pettibone
Bradley
Orchard
Judge Gabbert
Moyer
Western Federation
Telluride
Adams
Gabbert
Peabody
Steve Adams
Billy Ackerman
Thirteenth Street
Grant Avenue
Frank Herne
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Herne
David Moffatt
First National Bank
Moffatt
Western Federation of Miners
Mostt
Goddard
Supreme Court of Colorado
Orehard
Canon City
Colorado
Sherman Bell
Adjutant General of
Wally
Goldfield
John Neville
Independence Hotel
Steunenberg
Idaho
Canyon City
Nampa
Commercial Hotel
Caldwell
Jack Simpkins
Simpkins
Patt Morans Denial
Cheyenne Wyoming June 6 Pat Moran a Cheyenne saloon keeper named in Harry Orchard testimony at Boise yesterday denied going to Denver to obtain 500 dollars for Orchard and Neville and stated he never saw Orchard nor went to Denver for him or anyone on such an errand.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Pat Moran
Harry Orchard
Boise
Denver
Pettibone
Orchard
Neville
Three Citizenship Applications Filed in County Clerk Office
County Clerk Ed Gallet reports three new applications for admission to United States citizenship. Gar laruo Lombardi from Piedmont Italy seeks to renounce allegiance to King Victor Emmanuel with witnesses BE White and C Gianchetta. Mark Green from Staffordshire England seeks naturalization with witnesses Reuben Egbert and Eliza Stoddard. Christian Jensen from Denmark, a Den rook subject, arrived May 1887 and lists witnesses John Haag and C L Robertson. Jensen resides in Bancroft.
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United States
Ed. Gallet
Garlaruo Lombardi
Piedmont
Italy
Victor Emanuel
White
Gianchetta
Mark Green
Grace
Staffordshire
England
New York
Reuben Egbert
Eliza Stoddard
Christian Jensen
Denmark
Frederick VIII
John Haag
Pocatello
C. L. Robertson
Chesterfield
Jensen
Bancroft
Noted temperance worker Helen Cougar dies at 70
Lafayette Ind July 6 Helen Cougar noted temperance worker died of heart disease at her home age 70.
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Lafayette
Ind
Helen Cougar
Teachers Excursions East Ticket Sale Details
Tickets sold by the Oregon Short Line for round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Chicago and St Louis at one fare plus seven dollars. Sale dates May 30 June 3 7 12 and 14 1907. Agent ROOKS.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Oregon Short Line
Rooks, Agt
Court adjourns with briefs due in liquor and divorce cases
Danek county court adjourns to decide Perkins and Mearty liquor license dispute after briefs due in 10 days from filing. Javatta divorce case also to be decided out of term time with arguments in chambers. One criminal case led to acquittal. county attorney moves to dismiss three remaining actions.
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Argumen
Amige
Morning End
Danek County
Paris
Lecree
Perkins & Mearty
Lavatta
Tennis Match At Garfield Avenue Court
Shoshone will send a team to play the Pocatello Tennis club tomorrow at the South Garfield Avenue court at 3 p.m. Spectators are invited despite limited accommodations. A previous December match saw Upjohn of the A L beat Jones of the P T C in singles, and Witty and Sturtevant of the P T C defeated Brashears and Beckstead in doubles.
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Shoshone
Pocatello
Pocatello Tennis Club
Garfield Avenue
Academy
Upjohn
A. of L
Jones
Messrs. Witty and Sturtevant
Messrs. Brashears and
Beckstead
Change in Management at Pacific Hotel
Harry Baugh transfers from the Pacific hotel in Pocatello to Ogden to oversee the Pacific at the Short Line hotel and dining car service. Karl Wilson rises to manager in Pocatello, promoted from day clerk due to ability and energy. Baugh leaves behind many friends as he moves to a large, important Junction City hotel.
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Harry Baugh
Pacific
Ogden
Karl Wilson
Baugh
Pocatello
Gate City
Pocatello Tillacuma
Junction City
Immense 25 000 HP Bear River Plant by Telluride Power
The Telluride Power Company advances a two million dollar project on the Bear river near Grace to supply 25 000 horsepower for transmission to Salt Lake Utah and Idaho towns. One hundred workers operate as steel pipe and wooden sections are assembled, with special bridges built and county road repairs funded to ensure smooth machinery delivery.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Telluride Power Company
Bear River
Grace
Alexander
Bear Lake
Twelfth Night at the Academy Tonight
The Academy of Idaho presents Twelfth Night tonight in the academy assembly hall after an error announced yesterday. The cast includes Ellen Reeves as Viola, Gwendolyn Sullivan as Olivia, Edward Gooding as Sir Toby, Arthur Gayle as Malvolio, Lilliegrace McLaughlin as Olivia, Callie Gray as Nell, and Frances Goldwater as Viola among others.
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Tribune
Academy of Idaho
Academy Assembly Hall
Orsino
Duke
Migria
Perera Rari
Ellen L. Reeves
Sebastian
Viola
Les
Olivia
Grace Furey
Nell
Callie G. Gray
Sae
Frances Goldwater
Pocatello Pythians name two delegates to Coeur dAlene
The Pocatello Knights of Pythias choose E. G. Houde and Julius Thoelecke as delegates to the grand lodge meeting in Coeur dAlene City on June 10 and 11. They depart Sunday for the northern city where an elaborate entertainment awaits the delegates and Houde travels with his wife.
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K. OF P. Grand Lodge
Pocatello Pythians
Coeur d'Alene City
Knights of Pything
E. G. Houde
Julius Thoelecke
Coen d'Alene
Houde
Grand Lodge
Japanese Indignation Over San Francisco Attack Grows
Tokyo observers report leading papers cautious on demanding indemnity for the San Francisco assault. Reparations and punishment are expected, with the government seen as acting properly. Public anger rises, but open hostility is not yet advocated.
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Brown
Washington
Tokio
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Pocatello Treasured Violin Recital By Riedelsberger
The Y M C A in Pocatello hosted Karl Riedelsberger whose violin recital lecture drew a small crowd despite high praise. The critic lauds a musician poet blending lecture with artistry, noting Hungarian dances, Cradle Song and Military Fantasie as highlights and urging a return engagement to attract more music lovers.
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Pocatello
Karl Riedelsberger
Tribune
Episcopal Church
McNichols & Wright Hall
Eagle Hall
Terpsichore
Association Rooms
Riedelsberger
Gate City
the Tribune
Jsouture
New Manager of the Auditorium
Mose Cardon accepts management of the Auditorium Theatre after lease revocation by Denver Theatre Company. Cardon, praised for experience, schedules Harry Shannon's The Banker's Child premiering Tuesday, June 11, as Pocatello plans more plays despite theatrical trust threats.
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Mose Cardon
Auditorium Theatre
George Winter
Auditorium Theatre Company
Denver Theatre Company
Cardon
Harry Shannon
Emmick
Pocatello
Pocatello Plans July Fourth Celebration With Subcommittees
The Pocatello executive committee named at a mass meeting chose Mayor C. E. Louw as executive chairman and Milton M. Stern as secretary. They aim to raise 1500 dollars for events including a Bannock Indians parade, Eagle Band music, and frequent activities with reduced Short Line fares to draw visitors. Subcommittees led by W. N. McCarty, Frank Wilson, W. Mooney, and others were formed for Solicit ing, Parade, Amusements, and Advertising, with reports due Friday at 8 p.m.
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Kinport
Pocatello
C. E. Louw
Milton M. Stern
Bannock
Bannock County
Temple O, Smith
Hank Bair
Major A. F. Caldwell
C. W. Gray
L. Bush Livermore
Truston Talbot
City Hall
Brilliant wedding at Episcopal Church seals Shields Goodwin union
Archdeacon E Ruflin Jones unites Armstrong M Shields and Pearl Goodwin at Trinity Episcopal Church. The ceremony draws a large crowd. Roy Goodwin gives the bride away. The couple plans a Salt Lake City and California trip, returning by Portland, with home at 1210 North Arthur after July 1.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
E. Ruflin Jones
Armstrong M. Shields
Roy Goodwin
North Arthur
Belle Goodwin
Blyth & Fargo Dry Goods
People’s Store
Shields
Salt Lake
California
Portland
Arthur
the Tribune
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Federation
Mahoney
C. E. Mahoney
Patt Moran
Uncle Sam
Judge Budge
Garfield Ave
Earl Wilson
Pacific Hotel
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