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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
4
Secretary Loeb says the president is unaware of a report stating C. H. Lingenfelter, appointed Idaho district attorney, acted as counsel for men charged in Idaho land fraud cases still pending. The president will have these charges investigated.
Captain L. Berthoud a pioneer western railroad surveyor and designer of the Georgetown loop died at Golden Colorado on June 13. He helped survey the Utah Northern route from Blackfoot to Silver Bow and served as chief engineer for the Colorado Central Railroad. He was born in Geneva Switzerland and came to America in 1830. He survived by his wife who died about twenty years ago.
Rev Dr Johnson of San Francisco will lead services for the local Japanese colony at the Methodist church at 8:30 PM. The public is invited to attend as Mr Johnson tours Japanese labor conditions on the coast after attending the Baltimore Methodist conference. He will stay with Rev Woodhull and spend tomorrow in the Gate City amid an elaborate Japanese entertainment.
Deputy County Clerk W A Hyde granted a license to wed to William Duggins of Inkom and Mrs Marcia Belden of New York. The groom is 78 and the bride 76. The ceremony will take place at the farm in Inkom with neighbors gathering for the wedding supper.
William Schutt found his Perkins hotel room double locked from inside after returning from town. He heard two shots on descent to the office and found a rifled room with a pistol, watch, shaving outfit, two suits of underwear and cloth goods missing. Police combed the city for clues but found none.
High water on the Oregon Short Line tracks a short distance north of Spencer disrupted Montana division traffic for several hours. Trains run late as soft undated tracks hinder high speed. Division Superintendent Jones sent a service car and ordered a large force to keep the line clear.
Mrs. John McManis and daughter Helen depart on No 10 for Salt Lake to visit Charles McManis and family for two weeks. Rev P Murphy, ex Trinity rector now at Payette, visits Gate City before returning home. L L Evans of American Falls in town on Waterworks matters as system nears completion. City council meets tonight to consider Murray franchise ordinance, a key measure for the city's interests.
WANTED. POSITION BY TWO GIRLS OUT of town preferred. Address G Tribune office 417.
Mrs. B. L. Bowen of Wayne West Virginia reports relief from kidney disease after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. She says a one dollar bottle and part of a second cured her entirely. Temple Pharmacy endorses the product.
The article highlights Taft as a decisive leader with a strict stance against wrongdoing. It credits him with advancing the canal project that links oceans and imposing law and order in Cuba and the Philippines, guiding self-government and peaceful governance amid long-standing strife.
The speech lauds William H. Taft as a guiding leader shaping a new era of international ties and domestic progress. It frames Taft as a unifier who would bring peace and steady growth, calling him a father of the Filipinos and a prudent executive for the nation.
A Wisconsin speech at the Republican convention urges Theodore Roosevelt as president and Robert M. LaFollette as his successor. The speaker cites past support, warns against third-term influence, and presses for a strong, balanced Republican platform protecting producers while guarding consumers.
The undersigned thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Fred G. Rice. Special thanks go to the Masons, Order of Railway Conductors, and the Elks. These kindnesses will not be forgotten by Mrs. Fred Grice and family and Mrs. E. H. Wright.
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