Bodies of King and Queen Buried in Secret in Servia
Belgrade reports the secret burial of King Alexander and Queen Draga in the family vault at St Mark's cemetery with only two priests present. Queen Draga's sisters were not killed but taken to Penjo sevic by conspirators. Civil war rumors rise as Servia debates future rulers and potential foreign involvement remains unlikely.
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Belgrade
Servia
Alexander
Draga
Otrenoviteh
St. Mark
Diaga
Pencosevic
Markovitczh
Short Line Mee Built a New Section House
A fragmentary item notes a new section house near the mine and surroundings improvements. The Oregon Short Line company reportedly completed the section house, enhancing the appearance of the sales area. Fort Hall services will close for the season on the 80th, with several employees remaining until early July.
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Jess Fork
Dr. Bridges
Nessace
Oregon
Sebces
Appee
Jely
Sugar Factory Prospect Quietly Studied in Fremont County
In Fremont County, landholder Leect Galt Lake surveys potential improvements on a large tract between Rexburg and St. Anthony as residents weigh the chance for a sugar factory in the area. The report notes local interest and possible infrastructure work.
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Fremont County
Gamesn Rexburg
St. Anthony
Janee
Short Line Transfer Discussed in Local Meeting
Following a meeting to be held here June 13 the directors and owners of the road will go over the arrangements for the transfer A meeting will be held in New York June 1 with B Massimen and others present.
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Lendon
Russia
Austria
Felt Leake
Jee
Oregon
All Games Off in Blaine County Wide Open No More
Blaine county ends gambling amid a crackdown led by County Attorney LaVerne Sullivan and the sheriff. Officials visited gambling halls at Miley's Powell's Liggett's and others, confiscating or closing games and ordering closures in Bellevue Lost River and precincts.
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Blaine County
Saya
Hailey Times
LaVerne L. Sullivan
Liggett’s
Brooks
Elcones
Miley’s
Faro
Powell's
Liggett’em
Coounty
Ballivan
Bellevue
Lost River
Illinois coal dealers fined for restraint of trade
Members of the Northern Illinois Coal Dealers' Association were found guilty of conspiracy to restrain trade. Each defendant faced fines of 9900 in a Chicago court presided by Judge Hosten.
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Coal Trust
Chicago
Hosten
Illnois
Narrow Escape Damages Idaho Bridge Structure
Beise Idaho report describes a dredge vessel breaking through the side of a bridge near the Robert Line crossing, blocking a railroad track and narrowly sparing a night passenger train from falling into the river. Dredge damage estimated near 980000 with bridge repairs costing a few hundred dollars.
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Beise
Idaho
Eobert Line
Nysen
Citlsins
Nyan
Suiseme
Etrastura
Old Veterans Gather for Idaho GAR Session
The Grand Army of the Republic department of Idaho meets in Nampa with 182 of 183 delegates present and 41 non delegates. Elected officers include Commander E. Whittier and Hugh Lamont heads the relief corps reception to veterans ends with a social program and gifts.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Idaho
Nampa
Geosge M. Parsons
Varionus
E. &. Whittier
Pocatello
O. F. Drake
Weber
George Lattie
Ualdwel Ae
F. &. Kebler
Guerlain
Hugh Lamont
Aotee
Council of Administrat
Cies
Naemrpa
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Century Club
Assembly Hall
Dewey Palace
Nampa Haad
Messrs
Bryant
Hickey
Jenkincca
Collin
History of Servia's Troubles and Royal Family
A historical overview of the Obrenovitch dynasty in Servia, noting milestones from Milos Obrenovitch to Alexander I and Draga Maschin. It covers 1839 treaties, 1901 constitutional changes increasing royal power, the two chamber legislature, prerogatives, and hints at a gambling concession proposal, plus reported tensions between King Alexander and Queen Draga.
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Obrenovitch
Servia
Alexander
Milos Schorcio Obrenovitch
Turkey
Siman
Milan
Berlin
Alexander I
Milan I
Urea
Draga Maschin
Kingdom of
Dervia
Senate
National Assembly
Karageorgeviteh
Servic
Alexis Karageorgevitch
Seafter
Esencil
Monaco
Drage
Idaho Woman’s Relief Corps Elects Officers
At the meeting of the auxiliary of the G A R for Idaho the elected officers include President Mrs Stella Lamont Nem ps Senior vice president Mrs Ellen G Barker Boise Junior vice president Mrs Kittie Miller Emmett Treasurer Mrs Margaret Wilson Caldwell Department discplate Mrs Jennie Bescell Boles Executive board Mrs Brace chair man Mrs Clark Mrs Long Mies Bartos Mrs Moore Delegate to national convention Mrs Bernard alternate Mrs Marsh.
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Woman's Relief Corps
G. A R
Department of Idaho
Stella Lamont
Nem
Ellen G. Barker
Boise
Kittie Miller
Emmett
Margaret Wilson
Caldwell
Jennie Bescell
Boles
Brace
Clark
Long
Mies Bartos
Moore
Bernard
Marsh
Funds for Idaho Militia Armament Allocated
Under arming and equipping the state militia the War Department set aside $674 for Idaho with the balance to be allotted later. The allotment accompanies measures to correspond with regular army standards.
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Waeshington
D. C
Idaho
To Succeed Caldwell Wesbleytes in Eighth District Judgeship
William C. is named as judge to succeed Caldwell Wesbleytes for the eighth district. Judge Hook currently serves as district judge.
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Wesbleytes
William C. Court
Judge Hook
Reform School in Fremont County Appointed Commission
Governor Morrison appointed a five member commission to locate a state industrial reform school in Fremont County. The panel includes Bishop J B Fensten Boise B P Shawhan Payette W O Howie Mountain Home Thomas Preston Weston and D W Obesch Poca Tell o. They will assess locations and decide the best site. Construction funding comes from a 60 000 bond issue supported by a four mill tax levy and 40 000 acres of grant lands set aside for the school. The group meets at the Pacific hotel Pocatello Idaho at 8 pm June 28 1908 to organize and begin field work.
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Lass
Fremont County
Morrison
J. B. Fensten
Boise
B. P. Shawhan
Payette
W. O. Howie
Mountain Home
Thomas Preston
Weston
D. W. Obesch
Pocatello
Ccommission
Faiz School
Pacific Hotel
Pocatellc
Ideho
Co. m
Beemont County
Chicago hotels hit by cooks and waiters strike
In downtown Chicago seven large hotels and several prominent family hotels are tied up by the strike. Chambermaids and bellhops joined picketing. hotels affected include the Auditorium, Grand Pacific, Palmer House, and others.
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Chicago
Cooks
Walters
Chambermaid
Tell Boys
F Auditorium
Anes
Grand Pacific
Palmer Meuse
Stsatfeld
Wellington
Beges
Myde Pack
Sellend
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