Omaha Boosters Claim Gate City Welcome in Pocatello Party
The Omaha boosters arrived in Pocatello Idaho at 3 35 pm welcomed by a large delegation led by the Eagle band. A reception at the Elks club featured addresses by Mayor Loux Governor Sheldon and others. The trade delegation toured the city and received keys to the Gate City from the visiting Omaha firms led by Allen Brothers and dozens more merchants and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Omaha
Nebraska
Northwest
Gate City
Idaho
Pocatello Commercial Club
Shoshone
Tribune Press
Commercial Club
American Falls
Rosenberg
D. R. Spencer
Salt Lake
Neer
Eagle Band
J. H. Brady
J. C. Weeter
Weeter Lumber Company
Sheldon
Elks’ Club
C. E. M. Loux
A. W. Jeffries
D. W. Standrod
Poccatello
Walter H. Cleave
Allen Brothers Company
Oscar R. Allen
American Radiator Company
Chas, Crary
the Baum Tron Company
J. H. McCarty
Beebe & Runyan Furniture Company
W. J. Runyan
Police Chief McManus Orders End to Seav ers Corner Loafing
Gate City residents applaud as Chief John McManus condemns after hours street loitering at West Center and Main, near Seavers and First National Bank corners. He warns arrests may follow to curb blocked crossings and obscene language, urging men and boys to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavers
First National Bank
West Center
Main Streets
John McManus
Gate City
Three Hundred Years of American History Lecture
Rev. Rufus W. Clark of Detroit will deliver a lecture at Trinity Church on Three Hundred Years of American History. He traces the nation and the Episcopal church from 1607 through progress nationwide, noting the 1607 landing and the early church government. No charge for seats. lecture begins at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Rufus W. Clark
Detroit
Mich
Jamestown
Idaho
America
Episcopal Church
Clark
Metcalf Party Safe After Navy Yard Arrival
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and his party arrived at the navy yard amid prior worry after a Hampton Roads disaster where five men and six midshipmen died. The forenoon transmission brought no word of danger, easing concerns about their safety.
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Washington
Metcalf
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Growth of Federation Growth of Federation
A leader claims fifteen thousand so called undesirable citizens joined the banks over the past year and cites nearly eighty eight thousand dollars raised for the Haywood defense fund. The remarks attach sensational charges and suggest a broad social and political movement.
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Haywood Defense Fund
Pettibone defense fund and coal miners’ organizing efforts
The Pettibone defense fund reached 87787 dollars by April 1 while President Moyer and Secretary Kerwan received 150 dollars monthly salaries during imprisonment in Idaho awaiting Steunenberg case trials. An office was opened at Trinidad Colorado to aid miners, but harsh southern Colorado conditions hinder long-term worker organization as per Secretary Kerwan.
Big brewery switches from steam to electric power
Franklin & Hayes brewery completes electrification replacing steam plant with motors from one to seventy five horsepower. Eight new motors include a 75-hp Corbig engine substitute and 20 hp for the masse tub mill. Saving on fuel prompts the firm to finish connections for full operation with Amer ican Falls power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin & Hayes
American Falls Power, Light & Water Company
Western Federation of Miners faces internal clash at convention
Acting President Mahoney denied local Butte charges of using federation funds to aid the IWW and called for full investigation. James Kerwan reported 51 new locals formed and over 15,000 new members initiated in the year ending March 31 1907 amid tensions with mine owners and Colorado and Idaho officials. The federation claimed about 40,000 members on April 1 with receipts of 224 865 and expenditures of 190 006, citing growth and warnings to critics.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
C. K E. Mahoney
Federation
Butte
Mahoney
James Kerwan
Mine Owners’ Association
Colorado
Idaho
Moyer, Haywood
Reed of Moscow Named Principal of the Academy of Idaho
Miles F. Reed of Moscow Idaho has been elected principal of the Academy of Idaho to succeed J W Faris who resigned. Reed a University of Idaho and Columbia University graduate will take the role after the summer normal school in Boise and brings long experience as head of the university preparatory department since 1902. He is regarded as a strong scholar and teacher with deep knowledge of Idaho education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles F. Reed
Moscow
Idaho
Academy of Idaho
J. W. Faris
Mr. Reed
University of Idaho
Columbia University
New York City
Reed
The
State University
Boise
Massacre fears rise as hostility to Jews grows
Dispatches from Odessa report the Jewish community faces renewed violence as the Black Hundreds attack in streets. Hospitals are crowded with wounded. officials accuse a Christian victim of false persecution to incite further anti Jewish unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Odessa
Glagolow
Mepnikoff
One of Eleven Lost Sailors Recovered Near Norfolk
The body of one sailor from the battleship en ta launch was recovered off Norfolk Virginia on June 13. Authorities believe the corpse to be that of a crew member though identification is incomplete.
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Norfolk
Orchard and Peabody Meet in Courthouse Reflections
In Boise on June 13 Harry Orchard faced former Governor Peabody after a court recess with Orchard agitated yet Peabody extending a handshake. Orchard disclosed his confession under cross examination, crying as he described his conversion and thoughts of reform, noting his Masonry in Canada and ties to Colburn lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Harry Orchard
Peabody
Hawley
Orchard
Richardson
Haywood
David
McParland
Bob Wetter
Uriah
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Idaho
Canada
Colburn Lodge
Delegates Leave for Epworth League in Twin Falls
Local delegates heading to the Epworth League convention in Twin Falls depart tomorrow morning. The Poca group lists Rev. Woodhull A D Rountree Miss Jane Roberts Miss Myrtle Boulger Mr and Mrs J Vacento Marjorie and Fera Chapman Miss Woffington hn Woffington and Mr Booth. North side delegates will join the Friday morning train and arrive together for the three day event. Reverend Keen lay Reverend George Irywi ep and local Methodist leaders plan evening talks during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Mr Woodhull
A. D. Rountree
Jane Roberts
Myrtle Boulger
J. Vacento
Ag Marjorie
Fera Chapman
Woffington
Hn Woffington
Mr. Booth
Contion City
Mr. Keen ~ Lay
George Irywiep
Palpi
Methodist
Ieee
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Omaha Boosters
H. K. Burker
Presient
Burkley Envelope Company
H. V. Burkley
Burrows Adding Machine Company
E. Rowlands
J. Pardee
Commercial Club of Omaha
Will L. Vetter
J. M. Guild
Grane Company
R. B. Busch
Cudahy Packing Company
E. Audahy, Jr
John Deere Plow Company
F. J. Farrington
Jas. R. Elliott
Republican
West Point
Neb
Equitable Life Assurance Society
H. D. Neely
Fairbanks, Morse &Company
W. F. Norman
Fairmont Creamery Company
M. F. Howe
T. L. Davis
Great Western Type Foundry
J. Potter
J. H. Haney & Company
W. A. McKey
Hayward Bros. Shoe Company
John Duff
J. H. Taylor
R. W. Moore
Klopp & Bartlett
A. T. Kopp
Fred Krug Brewing Company
Fred Krug
George H. Lee Company
H. Rowley
Lee-Glass-Anderson Hardware Company
J. Clark Coit
Marks Bros. We Company
G. W. Marks
Merchants National Bank
B. H. Meile
Metz Bros. Brewing Company
Fred Metz
Midland Paint and Glass Company
F. W. Judson
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
A. A. Lowman
Dr. J. O
Omaha Printing Company
Guy C. McKenzie
Omaha Tent & Awning Company
A. (. Scott
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Company
Frank Wilhelm
Packers’ National Bank
C. A. Dunham
B. Palmer
Aew Company
Geo. H. Palmer
Man Paxton
Jek Kitchen
M’manis
Prof
Faris
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