Defense Theory Emerges in Haywood Case Over Orchard Pay
In Boise on June 8 the Haywood trial resumed with Harry Orchard under cross examination. The defense hints Orchard was paid by mine owners to commit crimes in Colorado, aiming to implicate the Western Federation of Miners. Orchard testified calmly, denying late 1904 ties and maintaining his prior account as questions shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Colorado
Boise
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Denver
Ouray
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Pettibone
Richardson
Peabody
Steve Adams
Adams
Mine Owners’ Association
Federation
Lyie Gregory
Jack Simpkins
Idaho
Hercules
Steunenberg
Orehard
Noted Lecturer Coming to Trinity Episcopal
Rev. Rupert W. Clark of Detroit Michigan will deliver an instructive lecture at Trinity Episcopal church on the evening of June 13. The talk is titled Three Hundred Years of the Church in America and promises a broad historical view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert W. Clark
Detroit
Mich
Trinity Episcopal Church
Church In
America
Tornado Toll Across Illinois Indiana and Kentucky
Dispatches report severe storms with multiple tornadoes across Illinois Indiana and Kentucky causing loss of life and extensive property damage. New Minden Illinois killed four and injured many as Gradyville Kentucky and York Illinois suffered deaths and destroyed homes. DuQuoin Illinois also hit with no fatalities reported. Gradyville later confirms five bodies recovered and twenty one missing.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New Minden
St. Louis
Gradyville
York
Farmersburg
Sullivan
Duqoin
Grady
Reiss Carnival to Visit Pocatello for Three Days
Fred Coleman announces Nat Reiss Carnival in Pocatello for three days starting June 13 under the Eagles. The one ring circus features Madame Wanda with coach dogs, McDaniels aerial act, Dixieland show, glass blowers, a baby incubator display, The Escape from Sing Sing, and Red Dome. Local businesses urged to decorate for Omaha excursionists arriving the same day. Visitors expected from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coleman
Nat Reiss
Pocatello
Aerie of Eagles
Forepaugh & Sells
Mr. Coleman
Madame Wanda
Coleman
McDaniels
Sing Sing
Aga
Mysterious
Omaha
Tthe
German man confesses to murder of mother-in-law in Baden
Karl Hall confessed to killing his mother-in-law Frau Molitor in Baden Baden last November. His wife then died by suicide in a Swiss lake after the arrest. The case drew attention in Germany, England and the United States. Hall had lived in Washington, D. C., and taught Roman law at George Washington University.
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Carlsruhe
Germany
Karl Hall
Frau Molitor
Baden Baden
Switzerland
Tlau
England
United States
Washington, D. C
Han
Frag Molitor
George Washington University
Washington
Epworth League Convention Set for June Dates
Annual Epworth League session will be held at the Methodist church in the city on June 14 15 16. Delegates from Salmon City St. Anthony Idaho Falls Mackay Blackfoot Shoshone Hailey and other towns are expected to attend the important event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Honde
J. Thoelbeeke
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Phythias of
Hayden Lake
Grand Lodge
Omar Alkayami Temple
Hotel Idaho
The
Epworth League
Idaho
Methodist
Salinon City
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Mackay
Blackfoot
Shoshone
Hailey
Unveil Two Monuments in Memorial Day Ceremonies
Free Silver Camp No 169 Woodmen of the World and Pen Leaf Circle No 19 Women of Woodcraft plan a 1 pm march to the cemetery for decorations of 14 graves and unveiling of two monuments. W. W. Mitchell and Mrs. C. E. M. Long honored. George W. Soule awaits monument. Col H V A Ferguson to give the oration. Judge Thomas H. Kane to lead, reciting a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Free Silver Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Pen Leaf Circle
Women of Woodcraft
W. W. Mitchell
C. E. M. Long
George W. Soule
Willis Reeves
Woodmen
Col. H. V. A. Ferguson
Wood
O. B. Steely
Thomas H. Kane
Indians to Battle Idaho Falls in Sunday Double Header
Manager Milt Stern of the Poca ello baseball club says barring intervention the Indians will face Idaho Falls Sunday afternoon June 16 at 2 o clock followed by a Preston match. The double header is expected to draw a big crowd.
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Milt Stern
Pocaello
Indians
Idaho Falls
Preston
Commercial Club Plans Excursion for Omaha Visitors
The Commercial club met at city hall to approve advertising booklets for Omaha excursionists arriving June 13. A 25‑member reception committee will meet the train near Minidoka and escort visitors through Pocatello to view city sites and establish business ties with local merchants.
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Commercial Club
Omaha
Pocatello
Eagle Band
Bannock Hotel
Court House
Academy
Brewery
East Side
Gate City
Idaho
American Falls
Minidoka
Beautiful Reservoirs A New Model Water System In Pocatello
Lower reservoir remodel begins under Contractor Murray as part of a citywide beautification. Middle reservoir completed by Murray now a model with artificial stone curbing graded terraces and hundreds of trees planted. Completion aims for three finest reservoirs in the state and ongoing extensions on the west bank of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Pocatello Water Company
Pocatello
Sublette and
Clark Streets
Harrison Avenue
Admitted Attorney Granted License After Oath
DD N Shuter, admitted to practice by Judge Budge at the May term of district court, was granted a license by County Jar Gallet after taking the required oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. N. Shuter
Budge
County Jar Gallet
Fourth of July Parade to Break Records in Gate City
The 1906 Pocatello celebration gears up for a record parade with floats from merchants and lodges, labor union participation, and a large mounted display by war veterans and forest service. The Eagle band leads, with Red Men and Woodmen among expected contingents, and plans include fire department turnout and numerous civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Frank Wilson
Red Men
Fire Department
Pocatello
McCarty
Eagles
Bannock County
T. B. Smith
Veal and Transfer
Stevens
J. T. McLennan
Pocatello Cycle Company
Bannock
People’s Store
North
the Clothier
Jacobs’ Department Store
Inglestrom & Pugmire
Butchers
Mahan & Edghill
Feed Merchants
Harvey Lumber Company
Pocatello Mercantile Company
Weeter Lamber Company
Bistline Lumber Company
Green & Higson
Plumbers
Standley
the Plumber
Watson & Sons
the Fair Store
Franklin & Hayes
Brewers
George Kimpton
House Mover
Whittlesey
Federal Forest Service
Typhoon and flood devastate Caroline Islands reports
Reverend G H Jagnow arrived with details of a recent typhoon and tidal wave that wrecked the Oleai group. Fifteen hundred homeless and 250 drowned on one island, with twenty five lost on another. Crops ruined. German relief steamer sent provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Caroline Islands
G. H. Jagnow
Fleur de Lis Club Indoor Lawn fete at Mrs Fargo’s
The Fleur de Lis club entertained guests at Mrs Fargo’s South Garfield residence. Rain forced indoor games with a conversation game and a '"Pit" and Panic' session. Miss Harriet Bean and Master John Mullen won honors. list of attendees includes Misses Jenkins Howells Carrick and Messrs Mullen Bayle Standrod Hood Kinney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bean
John Mullen
Catherine Jenkins
Genevieve Howells
Edna Carrick
Hugo Bayle
Drew Standrod
Leo Hood
Frank Kinney
George Jones
Ivan Gasser
Stanley Cleare
Alfred Higson
Horace Whittlesey
Earle White
Edward White
Paul Bryan
Howard Quinn
Dorothy Hull
Margaret Graham
Mary Etta Higson
Josephine Ingalls
Mildred Anthes
Florence Bean
Grace Callet
Beulah Lawrence
Helen Fargo
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Observed in Idaho
The Idaho Odd Fellows set Memorial day on June 15 citing the beauty of the month. Nationally the date varies by climate with each state choosing its own day. Flowers bloom and cemeteries are cleaned and decorated as part of the observance.
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Odd Fellows of
Idaho
United States
Odd Fellows
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P. Grand Lodge
Coeur d'Alene
REISS
Epworth
HW. V A. Ferguson
Winter
Middle Reservoir
Oleans
Fleur DE Lis Club
ODD Fellows’ Memorial
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