Sharp wrangle in Haywood case over Orchard cross examination
Boise June 12 The cross examination of Harry Orchard in the Haywood trial focused on his alleged self confessed plots against Governor Peabody at Canon City and dynamite plans against Judges Gabbert and Goddard Orchard denied coaching by Detective McParland or prosecutors while admitting a prior murder plot against Judge Gabbert and a fake bail insurance swindle against farmers in Southern Colorado
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Boise
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Peabody
Canon City
Colo
Gabbert
Goddard
Richardson
McParland
Pettibone
Judge Goddard
Moyer
Colorado
Eleven Men Lost When Minnesota Launch Sinks Off Norfolk
Reports say a launch from the battleship Minnesota was struck by a tug and coal barge and sank in Hampton Roads. Eleven men perished including six midshipmen returning from the Army and Navy ball at Jamestown exposition and five seamen aboard the launch. Artifacts washed ashore at Buckroe Beach corroborate fatalities though the tug and barge identities remain unknown.
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Norfolk
Minnesota
Army and Navy
Jamestown Exposition
Newport News
Buckroe Beach
Hampton Roads
Eight Executed in Riga Over Prison Revolt
Eight political prisoners were executed in Riga today for their role in the recent disorders at the central prison. The June 12 ruling marks a harsh crackdown following the unrest.
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Riga
Russia
Wife of Colorado Governor on Westbound Train
Mrs Peabody wife of Colorado governor and her daughter rode the morning westbound train en route to Boise to testify in the Haywood trial for the state They plan a Northwest tour and return home via San Francisco.
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Mrs. Peabody
Colorado
Boise
Haywood
Northwest
San Francisco
Amusements Planned for Pocatello Fourth of July
Chairman E W Mooney led a special city hall meeting to map Fourth of July amusements. A $600 subscription pool and plans for events including Zantolas trapeze acts baseball games foot races automobile races and pony races were outlined with local colonies set to participate.
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E. W. Mooney
City Hall
Pocatello
City
East Side Park
Idaho Falls
Main Street
The Togery Opens On West Center Street
The Togery, a new clothing store on West Center Street next to the Book Store pharmacy, was purchased last week by Harry Petersen and W F Donnelly from J E Thatcher. Petersen and Donnelly offer a full line of men’s wear from collar buttons to full dress suits.
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West Center Street
J. E. Thatcher
Harry Petersen
W. F. Donnelly
Mr. Petersen
Petersen & Holmes
Donnelly
Blyth & Fargo Company
The
Tribune
Convicted Vendor Sold Worthless Drummer Bay Mine Stock
In San Francisco on June 12 K W Emmong was found guilty in Judge Lawler's court of selling stock in the Drummer Bay mine to Mrs M F E Hurst that proved worthless. He faces a penalty of one to ten years in the penitentiary and will be sentenced next Saturday.
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San Francisco
K W. Emmong
Trivial Berkeley Japanese greenhouse attack stirs flame
The Asahi reports a Japanese horticulturist in Berkeley, California, had a greenhouse damaged by stone throwing. The incident, described as trivial by T. G. Walker of the Japanese Association of America, sparked local indifference and was left to authorities to handle, amid broader anti Japanese sentiment.
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Berkley
Tokio
San Francisco
Berkeley
T. G. Walkler
Japanese Association of America
Walker
Ruef Testifies to Cash Payments to Schmitz in 1905 1906
In San Francisco the Ruet trial resumed as the court overruled defenses objections. Ruef admitted giving Schmitz 2500 in January 1905 at 2849 Fillmore Street and 1500 in January 1906 at the mayor's office. He noted French restaurants had paid another 3000.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Abraham Ruet
Fillmore Street
Ruef
Sehmitz
Mining chief reports Tenabo Nevada camp as rich
Dr J F Adams assistant division surgeon of the Short Line and Troy Mining Company returns from Tenabo Nevada where Troy properties lie. He calls Tenabo the richest mining camp in the world noting gold seems to grow on sage brush and reports four claims located in a new Lime stone district south of Tenabo. He is accompanied by John Toombs supervisor of Idaho Nevada Company claims.
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J. F. Adams
Short Line
Troy Mining Company
Tenabo
Nev
Troy Company
Adams
Banchgrass
John Toombs
Idaho-Nevada Company of
Pocatello
Tragic Accident: 11YearOld Boy Run Over by Train
Albert Pugmire an 11 year old from Montpelier was struck by a train at 3 30 yesterday afternoon. His right arm was severely mangled and he was taken by train to Poca tello where his condition worsened. Division Surgeon Wright later sent him to the L D hospital in Salt.
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Albert Pugmire
Montpelier
Pocatello
Wright
Salt
Hard Coal Roads Sued for Monopolistic Practice
The United States government filed suit today in the Philadelphia circuit court against thirteen coal companies including The Reading Philadelphia & Reading Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Central of New Jersey Erie Susquehanna Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Lehigh Valley Coal Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Hillside Coal and Iron New York Susquehanna and Western Coal and Temple Iron Co. The action charges monopoly in production sale and transportation of hard coal following a yearlong Justice Department investigation.
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Philadelphia
United States
Reading
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Central of New Jersey
Erie, Susquehanna
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron
Lehigh Valley Coal
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
Hillside Coal and Iron
New York
Susquehanna and Western Coal
Temple Iron Co
Department of Justice
Washington
President and Mrs Roosevelt Leave for Oyster Bay
President and Mrs Roosevelt depart Washington for their summer home at Oyster Bay this morning. They expect to reach about 5 p.m. The president will stay there until he leaves for Canton Ohio on September 30 to attend the McKinley monument unveiling.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Canton
Bogus Bill Man Again Bound Over
Harvey Meyers, a young man described as clean looking, arraigned before Justice Felix Van Reuth in Poca tello for passing a bogus Merchants and Planters bank bill on Margaret Kennedy. Bound over to district court on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. bonds set at 500 dollars, Meyers unable to furnish. He acted as his own attorney, waived further examination after the state rested, and was remanded to sheriff custody.
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Harvey Meyers
Merchants & Planters Bank
Margaret Kennedy
Gray
Felix van Reuth
Meyers
Idaho Sheep Loss Report Shows Low Deaths in 1906
A late 1906 summary notes fewer sheep deaths from disease and exposure in Idaho than in most western states, with only Oregon and Utah recording higher losses. Percentages for several states are listed, highlighting Idaho’s comparatively favorable losses.
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Utah
North Dakota
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Babies Bane
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Cadet Debut for Leroy Nielson at Annapolis
Leroy Nielson announced by telegram from Annapolis that he has passed the physical examination for entrance to the United States Naval Academy and is now a full fledged cadet.
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Naval Academy
N. P. Nielson
Leroy
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Allies of Liggett brothers may settle in city
Andy and Bert Liggett formerly of this city now in Idaho Falls where they ran a liquor business are in town and may choose to locate here permanently.
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Andy
Bert Liggett
Idaho Falls
Gate City's Royal Welcome to Omaha Trade Excursionists
A Gate City Idaho reception committee plans tomorrow’s Minidoka visit to meet Omaha trade-getters arriving on No. 5. They will hand out pamphlets promoting Pocatello as a wholesale hub, tour American Falls and the Fort Hall project, and parade through town before welcome speeches at the Elks club.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Minioka
James H. Brady
Commercial Club
Trax Talbot
C. W. Gray
J. C. Weeter
John P. Congdon
A. W. Service
W. N
O. B. Steely
John J. Hull
Julius Rosenberg
Minidoka
Omaha
American Falls
Powter City
A. H. Frye
Truxton Talbot
L. Bush
Livermore
W. R. Siders
W. N. McCarty
Earle C. White
J. B. Perkins
E. C. Stratford
Lyman Fargo
W. H. Lockhart
C. Chilson
C. A
Short Line
Gate City
Bannock Bottoms
Fort Hall
Onaha
Eagle Band
Weeter
Sheldon
Nebraska
Elks’ Club
Loux
Cleare
D. W. Standrod
Carnival Opens Tomorrow in Pocatello With Eagles at Helm
The Eagles will run a three day carnival at Short Line Plaza starting tomorrow. Nat Reiss presents attractions from Boise including Aga the baby incubators, the escape from Sing Sing, glass blowers, the red dome, Dixieland, steam gondolas, trainwreckers, Madame Wanda, and a one ring circus. Two bands travel with 200 performers. Three free nets will be offered daily.
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Nat Reiss
Pocatello
Boise
Sing Sing
Madame Wanda
Reiss
Noted Lecturer at Trinity Church to Speak on 300 Years
The Rev. Rufus W. Clark of Detroit will lecture at Trinity Church in Pocatello on June 3 at 8:30 pm. He discusses 300 years of the Anglo Saxon church in America, from Jamestown’s founding to modern times, with free seating and public invitation. Clark travels from Salt Lake City to Butte for a one night stop.
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Rufus W. Clark
Detroit
Mich
Trinity Church
America
Jamestown
Virginia
Challenge issued for big horse race between Sorelle mare and Fox
John McLaughlin a noted local horseman authorizes the Tribune to publish a challenge. The race between the Sorelle mare and the Potter horse Fox from Dempsey carries a $409 side bet. The race is to be held before June 21 with $85 forfeited as a Tribune guarantee.
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John McLaughlin
The
Tribune
Dempsey
McLaughlin
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Asahi
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Hard Coal Roads Sued
Uncle Sam
Eastern Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Harvey Meyers Walves
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