Servant Recalls Gould Household Curio at Trial
New York dispatch reports continued testimony from servants and employees of Mr and Mrs Gould. Footman Herbert Schmidt recounted an event in Mrs Gould's presence when a gathering at Mrs Underwood Kirkpatrick's apartments led to a biting incident, a black eye, and Mrs Gould found crying in the cellar.
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Castle Gould
New York
Gould
Herbert Schmidt
Schmidt
Underwood Kirkpatrick
Admiral Hemphill Retires After 57 Years Service
Rear Admiral Joseph N. Hemphill retires from the navy on the age limit after 57 years in service. A 1866 Annapolis graduate, he served on the Monongahela during the 1867 earthquake wreck in the West Indies and held key posts including chief of staff of the North Atlantic fleet and duty in Manila and Venezuelan waters. His retirement prompts promotions for Captain Albert G. Berry and Commander Francis N. Sherman.
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Washington
D. C
Admira Joseph N. Hemphill
Navy
Ohio
Hemphill
Annapolis Academy
Monongahela
West Indies
Turnerfest Opens as Cincinnati Prepares Parade Spectacle
Cincinnati hosts the thirtieth annual North American Gymnastics Union turnfest with a ten day program. About 50 000 visitors are expected as athletic events fill Carthage fair grounds. A grand parade next Thursday will feature Fort Thomas garrison six Ohio National Guard companies 3000 turners and numerous societies with floats and banners under Governor Harmon’s view.
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Cincinnati
Carthage Fair Grounds
Harmon
Fort Thomas
Ohio National Guard
Britain asks U S to drop claim on haw kow SzeChuen loan
London reports Great Britain has asked America not to press its claim for participation in the Haw Kow Sze Chuen railroad loan of 27.5 million dollars. British German and French bankers stand ready to take up the loan. The request was sent to James Bryce, British ambassador in Washington.
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London
Great Britain
America
James Bryce
Washington
Murderess Fined in Battery Case
Emma Kaufmann found guilty of battery in the murder case of Agnes Poireis, a domestic. She was sentenced to pay 100 dollars or serve fifty days in jail, paid the fine immediately, and was discharged.
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Flandereau
Emma Kaufmann
Agnes Poireis
Commercial Club to Meet Tonight in Pocatello
The Pocatello Commercial club will meet at 8 30 p m in Y M C A club rooms to plan an entertainment for 150 bankers and business men from Chicago visiting the Pacific Northwest. The party is led by Trob ridge Niver of Chicago and Kulm Brothers of Pittsburgh. Members urged to attend promptly.
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Pocatello Commercial Club
Chicago
Pocatello
Pacific Northwest
Trobridge & Niver
Kulm Brothers
Pittsburg
Aldermen Prepare Fire Limit Extension Despite Quorum Gap
Lack of quorum halted the city council meeting last night but Mayor Church and four aldermen discussed key issues. They moved to burn piles of dead animals, deploy seven fire wagons, and extend fire limits eleven and a half blocks from Third to Seventh avenues on the east side.
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Williams
Garbett
Mayor Church
Smith
Gittins
Garbett and Williams
Second Ward
Third Avenue
Seventh
Center
Train Robbers Battle Leaves Deputy Dead Near Bragg
In Oklahoma near Bragg three train robbers attacked a St. Louis and Iron Mountain freight. Deputy Constable Johnson Kirk was killed in the firefight while robber Paul Williams was wounded and captured. A posse pursues the remaining bandits as railroad workers defended the crew’s pay envelopes.
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Muskogee
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Bragg
Okla
Johnson Kirk
Paul Williams
Kirk
Senate Rejects Brown Print Paper Free-List Amendment
Washington June 18 The senate voted down Senator Brown s amendment to place print paper on the free list of the tariff bill by 20 to 52 Senator Lorimer voted against the amendment.
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Washington
Senate Today
Brown
Lorimer
Dayton honors Wright brothers with vast Home Celebration parade
Thousands thronged Dayton streets as Wilbur and Orville Wright rode in a major parade ending a Home Celebration. Governor Harmon and Mayor Burkhardt attended, Ohio and city officials decorated buildings, and medals were presented to the Wrights at the county fairgrounds amid a public holiday atmosphere.
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Dayton
Wright Brothers
County Fair Grounds
Harmon
Ohio
Burkhardt
Butte Set to Host Pocatello In Delayed Intermountain League Game
The Hubs of Pocatello expect a postponed game with the Butte team next Monday after a high scoring Sunday clash with Ashton. Tensions rise over scheduling as Idaho Falls refuses to play in Grove City July 3 and Rexburg seeks a split purse. Twin Falls and Sunnylanders also arrange games July 3 and 4. Fans urged to pack the stands for a rattling season highlight.
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Hubs
Pocatello
Ashton
Butte
Intermountain League
Otis Embree
Boise
Upper Valley of the Snake
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Embree
Idaho Falls
Grove City
Blackfoot Commercial Club
Jack Neve
Sunnylanders
Twin Falls
Rexburg
Wright brothers greeted with enthusiastic public cheers
The Wright brothers were met with warm cheers during a public demonstration. Their smiles showed clear appreciation as the crowd celebrated the aviators, whose natural reserve softened in the face of widespread admiration.
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Wright Brothers
Gate City Band to Play at Blackfoot Jubilee
Manager W A Samme of the Gate City band has closed a contract with Blackfoot Commercial club to furnish music in that city for the diamond jubilee celebration on July 3 4 5. Two other bands will attend.
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Blackfoot
W. A. Samme
Gate City Band
Blackfoot Commercial Club
Ocean to Ocean Racers Reach Gate City in Open Run
Two Ford cars register at the first checking station in Idaho then continue toward Seattle as part of the ocean to ocean race. A Bancroft entry endures a streak of hard luck while another New York to Seattle entrant covers long distances, with teams separated by about half a state.
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Ford
Idaho
Shawmut
Bancroft
New York
Seattle
Station Fire Case Ties to Barker and Rexburg Mystery
Special Agent Joe Jones's Rexburg arson case ends with the confession of William Barker, a 23 year old with a Utah reform school record, who admits burning the Rexburg depot on May 10. Barker, from Escalante Garfield County, Idaho, was linked to multiple escape attempts and a prior burglary charge, and was bound over to district court. Ford race cars No. 1 and No. 2, Shawmut, and crew updates follow with arrivals at Pocatello and Soda Springs detailing progress in the New York to Seattle event.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Jones
Oregon Short Line
Rexburg
Idaho
William Barker
Jones
Salem
B. M. Larsen
Barker
Ogden
Ogden Institution
Escalante
Reform School
Garfield County
Idaho Falls
Rexbury
Agent Jones
Ford
New York
Montpelier
Pocatello
Shawmut
Bancroft
Ben Bean
Schultz
Bannock Hotel
Snake River
Buhl
Soda Springs
Pocate
Chris Woodall
Portneuf
Gate City
B. W. Scott
C. J. Smith
Marriot
City Bans Deadly Toy Pistol As Boys Injured
Police under Mayor Church order an embargo on blank cartridge toy pistols after a boy, son of A J Pierce, suffers a painful hand injury from a blank explosion. Officers instructed to arrest boys with such pistols and to halt blank cartridge sales to minors.
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D. W. Church
A. J. Pierce
Q. P
George W. Smith
Wheat Market Surges Close in Chicago Trade
In Chicago on June 18 July wheat closed at 81.14 percent, signaling a notable finish in the grain market as prices held firm amid trading activity.
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Chicago
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Admiral Hemphill
Commercial Club
DR. Cleminson
Leutgert
Haldane Cleminson
Joe Jones
Lad
Utah
Fremont County
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