Haakon Crowned King of Norway in Historic Coronation
June 22 Trondhjem reports the coronation of King Haakon and Queen Maud amid raw weather and booming cannons. Dignitaries from the United States and Europe attend as royal ceremonies unfold with public cheers and global salutes.
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Tronphjem
Trondhjem
Haakon
Queen Maud
Charles H. Graves
Sweden
Graves
Army
Navy
William J. Bryan
Major Gibson
St. Petersburg
Christian
Denmark
Prince Harold
Prince Henry
Prussia
Prince
Princess
Wales
Victoria
England
Grand Duke
Michael
Russia
Storthing
Yrondhjem
Norway
Harold the Fair-haired
Haakon the Good
Erik Blood-axe
Gunhild
Olaf Trygevesson
Olaf Tryseveson
Nidaros
Europe
Hanged for a Horrible Crime in Chicago
Richard Ivens was executed by hanging in Chicago for the January murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister. The case shocked the city as one of its most revolting crimes, with Ivens reportedly confessing before the scaffold after a forceful police interrogation.
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Chicago
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Frank Hollister
Tiven
Tivens
Resolution of Sympathy With Jews
The senate adopted a joint resolution expressing horror at reports of massacres of Hebrews in Russia and pledging the sympathy of the United States. Introduced by Senator McLaurin and approved by Senator Lodge after brief review, the measure moves to the house and then the President for signature.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Russia
McLaurin
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Mrs Hicks Granted Divorce From George W Hicks
Judge Burge signed a decree dissolving the marriage after Mrs Hicks filed for divorce. The grounds cite the defendant’s felony conviction for shooting Night Policeman Brown in Pocatello last winter. The decree grants Mrs Hicks property in Poewtello including lots 1 2 and 3 in block 4.
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Burge
Clara Hicks
George W. Hicks
Hicks
Policeman Brown
Pocatello
Hearmouth
Meont
Mes. Hicks
Poewtello
Casino Destroyed by Fire in Santa Cruz Seaside Resort
The main building of the Casino at Santa Cruz collapsed in a blaze today. Fire caused a loss of seventy thousand dollars, fully insured.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Government Will Prosecute Standard Oil
Washington reports most of the cabinet meeting focused on DOJ plans to prosecute the Standard Oil combination. A decision to begin action is expected, with a formal Moody statement to be released later.
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Standard Oil
Washington
Department of Justice
Moody
Heyburn Again In Harness In Boise June Report
Washington special to the Statesman notes Senator Heyburn is back in public life. He met the president and visited the senate chamber, appearing visibly frail after illness. He discussed reappointments for Eagleson and Rounds, and plans to push Winters for Montpelier postmaster. He aims to secure Boise barracks expansion funds and a townsite land sale in August.
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Boise
Washington
the Statesman
Heyburn
Senate Chamber
Judge Beatty
Hevyburn
Kbagleseon
Winters
Montpelier
Dubois
Senate
May not join the federation
Denver June 22. By unanimous note the Western Federation of Miners executive board turned down the application of the coal miners of Ohio and Illinois affiliated with the Union of Mine Workers for admission. They said admitting them now would provoke a fight between the two organizations risking disaster to one or both.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners Executive Board
Ohio
Illinois
Union of Mine Workers
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association Promises Lower Insurance Rates
F R Burrus, agent, states rates have been advanced in most of the west except Washington. He asserts the company will continue to save policy holders 25 to 40 percent on premiums and keeps a record of prompt and equitable loss payments.
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Washington
Northwestern Mutual Fire Associa
Equitable
Northwestern Mutual
F. R. Burrus
Borah in Fremont County on Senate Nomination Drive
Senatorial candidate Borah travels through Fremont County en route to a Pocatello convention. He plans a three to four day stay and believes he has solid support in at least two northern counties while noting local issues clouding overall backing for the senate and gubernatorial contests. He acknowledges facing strong opposition from J H Brady in Pocatello.
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WL. Boral
Boise
United States Senate
Pocatello
Fremont County
Borah
Borgh
Premont County
J. H. Brady
Removal of Asylum Patients Heads Northward
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Givens visiting Blackfoot area supervise transfer of about fourteen patients from Blackfoot asylum to the Northern Institution. They are to pass through Lomeville Monday night and praised Gate City during their stay in town.
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J. W. Givens
Dietrich
Blackfoot
Dr Givens
Uevium
Oration
North
Dato
L’oemelle
Mrs. Givens
Sunday Closing Law Is Invalid Boise Ruling
Judge Stewart holds the Sunday closing law constitutional only for non incorporated areas and excludes trains and boats. The case concerns the moratorium resort outside Boise and a petition process with county commissioners and voter majority. Arrests for violations and appeals are mentioned amid legal challenges.
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Boise
Ada
Stewart
District Court
Bolee
Bundayr
Boards of
County Commissioners
Peti Loo
Netatoriumaalson
Maneaoe Vio Ff Peterson
Choice Cut Roses and Carnations at Mrs. Robbie's
Local floral shop Mrs. Robbie's at 636 West Lander offers a selection of cut roses and carnations for immediate purchase. Patronage highlights fresh arrangements and seasonal stems available daily.
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Mrs
Mennonites Select Lands Under American Falls Canal
Rev. Jacob Hege of Paso Robles Calif visits Pocatello en route home from American Falls where ten thousand acres are chosen for a Mennonite colony to form a farming community under the American Falls Canal and Power Company irrigation system. Ohio Kansas and California members expected to join in Idaho this summer with California group possibly arriving spring 1907. Bishop Hege notes the settlers are educated practical farmers and a valuable addition to the region's agricultural development.
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American Falls Canal
Kansas
Ohio
California
Jacob Hege
Paso Robles
Calif
Pocatello
American Falls
Ly Colony
Mennonites
American Falls Canal and Power Company
Hege
American Falls Company
Simon Menno
Germany
Blackfoot
J. H H. Shreck
American Falls Canal Company
Rebater fines in federal case hush up rebates
In Kansas City on June 22 Judge McPherson fined seven defendants for rebates on shipments. Swift, Cudahy, Armour, Nelson Morris each $15,000. George L. Thomas $6,900 and four months in prison. L. B. Taggart $4,000 and three months. Appeals filed. stays set to June 24. bonds set at $15,000 for corporations and $6,000 for Thomas and Taggart. Separately New York notices: United States Steel forbids officers or employees from accepting gifts from business associates under penalty of instant dismissal. This covers even personal presents.
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Kansas City
Federal District Court
McPherson
The
Swift Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago Burlingen & Quincy Railroad
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Thomas and
Taggart
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Aged Salt Lake resident killed in wagon accident
Bannock county official Larkin travels from Cove to Ogden after his aged father William J. Larkin, seventy five, was instantly killed when a wagon wheel struck him as he helped haul hay. The Salt Lake Herald reports the incident near Farr West, with his wife and three others listed as survivors.
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N OW. Larkin
Bannock County
Cove
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake
William J. Larkin
Farr West
Mr. Larkin Wee
Join
Mr. Larkin
Tdi
Larrkin
Larkin
Governor Grants Respite in Murder Case
Jefferson City reports Governor Folk halts the execution for Mrs. Aggie Myers and Freak Hottman, spared until September 3. The two were sentenced to be hanged near Friday for the murder of the woman's husband.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Aggie Myers
Freak Hottman
Kane’s Fresh Vegetable Line Featured in Store
A local market highlights its fresh vegetable aisle with new selections under the Kane brand. Shoppers can find a varied lineup including leafy greens, root vegetables, and seasonal staples. Names, prices, and dates are not fully readable in the copy.
Northern Idaho mining gains and Gooding support noted
Joseph Pinkham, in charge of the Boise assay office, reports Idaho mining expanding with new claims, especially in Shoshone and Nez Perce counties. Output rose by five million dollars year over year, hydraulic plants revived profitably, and Grangeville crops prosper. Pinkham visited multiple northern cities and believes most counties will back Governor Gooding.
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Joseph Pinkham
United States Assay Office
Boise
Idaho
Treasury Department
Pinkham
Shoshone County
Pierce City
Elk City
Nez Perce
Capechilly
Grangeville
Mr. Pickham
Wallace
Lewiston
Coeur - Alene
Moscow
North Idaho
Gooding
Rhoshone
Coal Sale Notice for Rock Springs Cumberland Coal
Davidson announces in the coal business a sale of Rock Springs and Cumberland coal from now until July priced at 5.50 per ton, a 50 cent reduction from the former price. Customers urged to stock up and even borrow to buy now, phone 184 Y.
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Davidsou
Rock Springs
Cumberland
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Mrs. Hicks
Geo. W. Hicks
Brown
Rounds
Eagleson
Boise Barracks
Hitchcork
Rupert, Heyburn and Sherer
Minidoko
Oro Fino
Ada County
Nata
the Daily Tribune
Thomas
Painl
Parr West
Utah
Kane’a
Shoshone
Davidson Also
Gente Coal
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