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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
6
Salt Lake report: Cy clone Thompson stopped Birdley Collins in the seventeenth round at Saltair last night.
Miss Maggie Tout the Utah singer performs tonight at the Auditorium with her father E F Tout and Miss Loretta Malone. She departs tomorrow for New York then sail to London to study in Paris, planning west and northwest concerts in 1911 before returning.
Trains bring eager crowds to greet Theodore Roosevelt on his return to New York. Governors ex-governors and Rough Riders attend the welcome as Spanish war veterans and Republican clubs circulate through the city. Women join husbands and fathers on the busy journey to visit shops and see the famed visitor. Illinois is assigned a reception committee quota as delegates gather.
Several hundred Hamilton club members and families left by special train from Chicago for Theodore Roosevelt’s New York homecoming. They will stay at the Waldorf Astoria with an entire floor reserved for their use as delegates travel from many states including Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and more.
Judge Huston overruled Governor Haskell's demurrer in Guthrie as County Attorney Hepburn seeks to keep the capital from moving to Oklahoma City. A temporary injunction stays in effect. enabling act valid on capital’s Guthrie stay through 1913. The ruling differs from Attorney General West on all points.
Delegates from Niagara Falls area commercial groups and historical societies met to discuss a large border city celebration marking a century of peace since 1812. They now favor delaying the event to 1914 or 1915 due to prep time concerns.
In Guthrie on June 16 the Oklahoma Republicans met in state convention to organize the state committee for the upcoming campaign. The main task is to form the new committee and determine whether insurgents or standpatters will control the party.
Chicago June 16 July wheat finished at 92 1/2 cents per bushel. The market posted modest gains amid late trading.
Bannock county will contribute 28387.98 to the state treasury as its share of general state taxes, a levy announced by State Auditor Taylor yesterday. Ada county pays the highest tax bill at 67642, followed by Nez Perce and Shoshone.
Stockholm marked the fifty second birthday of King Gustaf V with grand national ceremonies. Messages of congratulation arrived from around the world as the king, born June 16, 1858, and heir to the throne after Oscar II's death in December 1907, was honored in the capital and across the kingdom.
Theodore Roosevelt sent a sympathy letter to the World's Missionary conference in Edinburgh, noting regret at his inability to attend. The communication drew strong enthusiasm from attendees during today's session.
Washington June 16 The Lodge bill to retire Associate Judge Moody of the United States supreme court was reported to the senate today on a unanimous vote of its favor by the senate judiciary committee.
In Berne on June 16, floods across Switzerland have caused the most severe damage in six decades. Twenty people are dead and property valued at about two and a half million francs destroyed.
The forecast warns of showers and a drop in temperature tonight. Friday should be fair with likely warmer conditions overall.
Washington June 16 A clash over the rules may be avoided if the rules committee concedes. After a lively session the advisability of reporting a rule based on Minority Leader Clark’s proposal was discussed and the committee adjourned to decide the question later today.
Governor Brady traveled through Pocatello today en route to Twin Falls. He will visit Shoshone Falls tomorrow to help raise a flag and dedicate an estate park.
Boise June 16 Judge Fremont Wood granted a decree of divorce in the Davenport vs Davenport case. The change of venue was sought and the defendant did not appear when the hearing proceeded.
Chatham square once a bustling lower East Side hub began with a grim pact. A powerful man kept a settlement on the square where each subject paid a hog and many bushels of grain yearly to live there, and their children were bound to slavery as part of the agreement.
The thirty ninth annual commencement in Lincoln Nebraska ended today with graduation exercises. Professor Jeremiah W Jenks of Cornell University delivered the address to the graduates.
The five underwriters of Mississippi gathered in Jackson for the annual state association convention. Mayor A. C. Crowder welcomed attendees and B. H. Grimes of Meridian delivered the response.
London reports that the period of full mourning for the late King Edward ends tomorrow. Half mourning will continue through the remainder of the month.
Lead remains steady at 4.40 50, copper quiet with spot twelve and a half, July at 11.95 12, 12 percent, and silver at 53 percent in New York trading on June 16.
The tragedian Hammond Neggs discusses his premiere opening in November and reflects on the run, noting a long walk rather than a long run.
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