Orchard at Caldwell Case Is Continued for Another Term
Caldwell Idaho June 17 Harry Orchard who confessed murder of former Governor Steunenberg and eight others was brought to the scene of the crime. Judge Wood heard the case and Orchard was moved to Caldwell under guard. The Haywood case at Boise was adjourned to allow Judge Wood to enter an order adjourning Orchard's trial for the term. Trial date depends on Boise cases of Haywood Moyer and Pettibone.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Orchard
Whitney
Idaho State Penitentiary
Cox
Wood
F. T. Wyman
Boise
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Witness King Dies Before Boise Telegram Arrival
Canon City reports Charles W. King an important defense witness in the W. D. Haywood trial at Boise died of heart neuralgia yesterday, about an hour before a telegram summoned him to Boise arrived.
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Canon City
Charles W. King
W. D. Haywood
Boise
Newsboys' Friend Alexander Hogeland Found Dead
Col. Alexander Hogeland known nationwide as the Newsboys' Friend was found dead in his bed at the Murray hotel in Omaha this morning. He had long aided newsboys and worked for their relief fund, according to local reports.
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Omaha
Col
Alexander Hogeland
Country
Murray Hotel
Federal Court Takes Jurisdiction in 2 Cent Rate Case
Judge McPherson in U.S. district court retains jurisdiction over a conflict between St. Louis and Kansas City circuit courts and Missouri rate laws. He orders the two cent fare law to stay in force pending actual experience on its profitability. A decision on the Missouri railroad injunction regarding passenger or freight rate enforcement will come in a week or so.
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Kansas City
McPherson
United States District Court
St. Louis
Federal
Missouri
Miners' Federation Seeks Peace With Labor Splitters
Denver June 17 An effort in the Western Federation of Miners convention aims to end the strike with the Industrial Workers of the World. A resolution would have the federation ignore factional fights and elect delegates to the next I W W national convention to push for a new slate of officers. The measure was referred to the committee on resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation
Industrial Workers of the World
Committee On Resolutions
Fire alarm at Brown home sparks quick volunteer response
An alarm from box 26 at 9 last night sent the fire department to 905 uth Harrison where a bonfire in the front yard caused a scare. No damage occurred as many volunteers rushed to the scene, responding rapidly.
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Deease
Brown
Uth Harrison
Johnny
Sheep Move Into Forest Reserves Under Inspection
Cassia Raft River and Portneuf reserves opened last Saturday for grazing under federal permits issued by the forestry service. More than 100000 sheep are moving into the reserves with rangers enforcing rules. health inspections found few diseased bands and two dipped for exposure. Permits total 30000 on Cassia, 15000 on Raft River, and 32000 on Portneuf. Pocatello reserve remains closed to protect city water supply.
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Cassia
Raft River
Portneuf
Forestry Service
Peter Wrensted
Pocatello
Forest Rangers
Pocatello City
Wrensted
Hospital operations mark busy day in Pocatello
W C Hunt Bell telephone lineman was taken ill at the Pocatello house and rushed to Pocatello general hospital for a noon operation by Dr W F Howard and City Physician Bean with Dr H A Castle assisting. The wake of operations included Mrs Joe Battles wife of club proprietor and Mrs William Edgley wife of the depot officer both treated by Drs Wright and Adams. Earlier W T Clark of Albion underwent hernia surgery by the same doctors.
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W. C. Hunt
Bell Company
Pocatello House
Pocatello General Hospital
W. F. Howard
Bean
H. A. Castle
William Edgley
Mystery of Stolen Draft Recovered From Suspect Posed as Provo Laborer
H A Jacobs, a department store owner, recovered $150 from friends of a man posing as George Meldrum of Provo Utah who cashed a draft for Bert Merrill. The draft was wrongly mailed to Merrill in box 111 instead of 11 at the Provo address. Nichles Kazakas, a Greek, held responsible for the misdelivery, refunded the money and pursues the offender.
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H. A. Jacobs
George Meldrum
Provo
Utah
Bert Merrill
Meldrum
Merrill
Fourth of July Pony Parade Feature in Bannock County
Chairman Wilson of the Fourth of July committee seeks boys with ponies for a parade feature in Gate City. Eight have joined and more volunteers are invited from Bannock County including McCammon Inkom Soda Springs Chesterfield. Boys should leave names at Trapp & Carney's with Mr Wilson. ponies to wear bunting blouses and ride two abreast.
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Wilson
Parade Committee
Bannock County
Frank Wilson
Gate City
the Tribune
Trapp & Carney
Danny Church
McCammon
Inkom
Soda Springs
Chesterfield
Pocatello Indians Defeat Sunnyland Ballists In 1907 Tilt
The Pocatello Indians beat Idaho Falls 4 to 1 on the east side grounds in a pitcher’s duel led by Ryan for the Indians and Elliot for Idaho Falls. Old Hoss Martin backed the defense while Morley and Adams shone in the outfield and at bat. A rain-delayed plan aborted a doubleheader after Preston could not travel.
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East Side Grounds
Idaho Falls
Pocatello ‘‘Indians
Ryan
Indians
Elliot
Sunnylanders
Hoss Martin
Jack Adams
Morley
Martin
Kirker
Pocatello
Sears
Growth of the Schools Shows City Census Rise
Superintendent Walter Siders reports a sharp increase in Pocatello school enrollment from June 13 1906 to June 1 1907. The census totals show 1251 pupils enrolled with 768 dropped and 483 re entered as the year ends. Boys and girls equally comprise the 868 pupils belonging.
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Walter KR. Siders
Board of Education
Pocatello
Dss
St. Joseph’s School
Academy of Idaho
JAPS EXPECT PEACE THROUGH DIPLOMACY
The constitutional party adopts a resolution urging restraint after reports of anti Japanese actions. It emphasizes close friendship between America and Japan and hopes for a just, peaceful settlement through diplomacy despite incidents.
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Tokio
America
Aoki
Constitutional Party
Japan
Washington
Japanese leaders recall ambassador to Washington after conference
A private telegram from Washington reports Marquis Ito and elder Japanese statesmen met with Foreign Minister Hayashi last Wednesday. At Ito's urgent request they decided to recall Vis count Aoki, the Japanese ambassador here. Ito and Aoki have not been on friendly terms for years.
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Washington
Marquis Ito
Japan
Hayashi
Viscount Aoki
Aoki
Manchuria Tensions Rise After Incident In Mukden
A Chinese policeman fired on a Japanese individual in the Yalu near Mukden heightening China Japan friction in Manchuria. Observers warn the dispute could push Japan toward a tougher policy or program.
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Mukden
Yalu
China
Japan
Manchuria
Fatal Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Earl Colorado
East bound passenger train No. 8 on the Santa Fe wrecked near Earl a small station about 20 miles from Trinidad. One man killed and a score injured as rails spread. Doctors dispatched by special train. wounded taken to Santa Fe hospital at La Junta.
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Trinidad
Colo
Anta Fe
Earl
Santa Fe
la Junta
Ripley Resigns as Panama Canal Engineer to Take Higher Paid Post
Washington June 17 Joseph Ripley has resigned as a consulting engineer with the Panama canal commission to pursue a more lucrative job in the United States. Ripley was part of the international board of consulting engineers that met in Washington two years ago to decide the canal type for Panama.
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Washington
Joseph Ripley
Panama Canal Commission
Ripley
International Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama
Lessenings danger of Russian strike grows weaker
The June 17 dispatch reports a general strike in retaliation for dissolving the douma is less likely. Opposition to the strike spreads among Social Democrats in Finland including moderates and radicals who warn that the government is entrenched and that a strike now would be futile.
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St. Petersburg
Social Democrats
Finland
Fine trip to Grand Lodge event abroad
J. T. Thoelecke BE. G. Houde and wife returned from Coeur d Alene City after attending the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. They report a very fine trip and enjoyable proceedings during their ten day visit.
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J. T. Thoelecke
BE. G. Houde
Coeur ‘d'Alene
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
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Haywood
Canyon County
Colorado
Miners’ Federation
New Pocatello Institution
Ing
Pocatello Indians
Sunnyland
Stern
Preston
Milt Stern
Idaho Fallites
Prestonites
Ida HO
Dennis Whee
Cate
Adams
Biss
Bair
Ter
Ewes
Yan
Ener
F. Changnon Gleason
Ballsa
H. Changnon
Shee
Bane
A. Scoren
L. ‘Bushvanene
Siders
Shontz
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