Orchard Still Under Richardson's Fire In Big Trial At Boise
Harry Orchard corrected two statements after testifying in the Haywood trial saying Billy Ackerman aided in bombs at Cripple Creek not Billy Easterly. Defense pressed questions on whether the Independence depot explosion was a trap by enemies of the Western Federation of Miners. Orchard denied plotting with miners or railroad managers and said Moyer Haywood and Pettibone may be involved in related crimes.
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Boise
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Billy Ackerman
Billy Easterly
Cripple Creek
Adams
Richardson
Orchard
McParland
Hawley
Independence
Western Federation of Miners
Sherman Parker
Rush
Moyer
Pettibone
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Eddy competency to be ruled on in accounting suit
Concord NH Judge Chamberlain ordered competency of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy evaluated in a suit brought by relatives and head of the Christian Science church seeking an accounting of her property.
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Concord
N. H
Snake River On Rampage Narrowly Shortens Canal Damage
Reports say Snake River near Idaho Falls rose to flood levels due to warm rains and Tetons snowmelt. The headgate of the Anderson canal at Heise Springs loosened, spilling water into the river until workers closed the canal and diverted flow. J H Brady plans to inspect and supervise repairs as both river forks run bank full.
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Anderson Canal
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Heise Springs
Tribunne
Snake River
Tetons
the Falls
Montpelier
Gate City
McCammon
Soda Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
St. Anthony
Marysville
Warm River
Park
Construction Department
Rich rock from Little Lost River mine yields high grade silver
Wilbur visits from Little Lost River with 50 pounds of ore samples from a new high grade silver strike. Assays will be done to justify development plans. He brings copper ore from a claim near the Weimer property, where shipments average 3000 per car, signaling busy season ahead.
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Wilbur
Little Lost River
Weimer
Revolt in Southern France Prompts Nationwide Government Alarm
Paria reports a seismic revolt among Montpellier wine growers as 500,000 people vote to force resignations of all officials and refuse taxes unless parliament acts. Mayors resign and civil government could crumble from the Spanish frontier to the Rhine, though the protest remains orderly and nonviolent.
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Paria
France
Montpelier
Rhine
28 Lost in Sinking of French Schooner La Jalouse
Barbadoes reports twenty eight passengers drowned when the French schooner La Jalouse from Cayenne to St Lucia sank off Barbadoes Friday night. Survivors include the captain and 21 crew members who have arrived to relay the news.
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Barbadoes
Cayenne
St. Lucia
Grace Kerr Wins $25 Prize for Domestic Science Progress
Grace Kerr of Salmon City earned the First District Federation prize of 25 in gold for best progress in the two year domestic science course at the Academy of Idaho. The award, presented by Mrs. Hoover, recognizes diligent work and signals ongoing support for expanding domestic science in girls’ schools nationwide.
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First District Federation
Grace Kerr
Salmon City
Academy of Idaho
District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Academy
Minnie Howard
Pocatello
W. A. Anthes
C. A. Hoover
Blackfoot
Standrod
Idaho
United States
Pamphlets Promote Pocatello for Omaha Trade Excursion
The Tribune job department prints 1000 pamphlets for Omaha trade excursion members. Prepared by Prof Rupert Sorelle of the Academy of Idaho the brochure extols Pocatello as the wholesale center from Mountainhome to Green River and Cache Junction to the Montana line with handsome illustrations and mail-ready brochures for eastern inquiries.
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Tribune
Omaha
Pocatello
Rupert SoRelle
Accademy of
Idaho
Mountainhome
Green River
Fort Hall irrigation plan moves toward Blackfoot reservoir
Civil Engineer W. A. Samms to survey a large storage reservoir on the Little Blackfoot river as part of the Fort Hall irrigation project funded by a $350,000 congressional appropriation. Samms and team will camp near Henry, with work expected to last most of two months and precede next year’s construction preparatory steps.
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Fort Hall
W. A. Samms
Blackfoot River
Congress
Samms
Henry
Carl Loux
Ernest Loux
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Pocatello
Gate City
Blackfoot
Indian Office
Washington
Home from Stanford with new civil engineer partner
Dear C. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs 8. Hl Smith of the Pocatello house, returned home from Stanford university last week with his father who joined the celebration and Yosemite trip. Mr Smith Jr finished civil engineering and has formed a partnership in this city with W A Samms, ex city engineer and leading state professional. He will run the local office while Samms surveys the government storage reservoir on Blackfoot river.
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Dear C. Smith
Hl. Smith
Pocatello House
Stanford University
Yosemite Valley
Mr. Smith
Mr. Samme
Blackfoot River
Hotel Fire Destroys Princess Anne in Virginia Beach
Fire at the Princess Anne hotel in Virginia Beach near Norfolk destroys the property. Estimated loss stands at 100000 dollars. Fifty guests escaped, two chambermaids are missing.
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Norfolk
Princess Anne
Virginia Beach
Pocatello Commercial Club to Meet This Evening
The Pocatello Commercial club schedules an 8 o'clock meeting at city hall to finalize plans for the reception and entertainment of visiting Omaha excursionists. Board leaders urge full attendance to ensure a strong impression on Nebraskan guests.
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Pocatello Commercial Club
City Hall
Omaha
Pocatello
Reopening of the Auditorium Theatre in Pocatello
The Auditorium Theatre in Pocatello reopens after weeks of darkness with Captain George Winter and manager Mose Cardon presenting a summer lineup. Opening night features Banker's Daughter starring Child actress Vera Ludlow, with singing and dancing specialties and strong assurances of high quality plays this season.
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Aimptorium
George Winter
Auditorium Theatre Company
Mose Cardon
Big Playhouse
Vera Ludlow
Captain Winter
Pocatello
Woodmen Memorial Services Held With Large Attendance
The local Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft held memorial services yesterday with a large turnout. A 10 o clock parade from the WOODMEN hall to the cemetery included flowers and monuments for fourteen departed neighbors and two recently deceased Woodmen. Col H V A Ferguson gave the memorial address and Dr C B Steely spoke for the Women of Woodcraft. Judge Kane read the poem Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud.
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Woodcraft
W. O. W. Hall
Col
H. V. A. Ferguson
C. B. Steely
Thomas H. Kane
Sheriff Kills Desperado Near Welch Spur
Sheridan Wy June 10 A sheriff and posse pursuing two Montana horse thieves shot and killed one robber who had held up a Northern Pacific passenger train at Welch Spur. The other bandit fled but remains at large as the posse presses the chase.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Montana
Guy
Johnson County
Northern Pacific
Welch Spur
Sheridan
Roosevelt at the Jamestown Fair
President Roosevelt arrived in Hampton Roads aboard the Mayflower at 4:20 a m. He traveled to the James town exposition to speak before the National Editorial association and at the Georgia State building on Georgia Day.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
National Editorial Association
Georgia State Building
Georgia
Western Federation of Miners Likely to Reelect Moyer and Haywood
About 200 delegates attended the fifteenth annual convention in Denver as Acting President Mahoney opened proceedings. Delegates from Alaska Ontario British Columbia and Mexico and western states were represented. Credentials committee report due this afternoon, two weeks of sessions expected. No opposition to continuing in office President H Moyer and Secretary-Treasurer W D Ledecker. Conspiracy charges linked to former Governor Steunenberg murder noted.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Odd Fellows Hall
Mahoney
Alaska
Ontario
British Columbia
Mexico
H. Moyer
W. D. Lee
Steunenberg
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Independence Depot
Sanity Commission
Commercial Club
Yellowstone Limited Makes
Corps
Stanford
Edgar C. Smith
Woodmen
Moyer and Haywood
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