Funeral of Cleveland Puts World on Half Mast
Princeton June 26 Cleveland burial to be private with simple service and non official attendance by Roosevelt and governors as friends. Pall bearers from New York and Princeton include McClelland Benedict Gilder Winley Van Dyke Hibbit Rier and Morton. Historic route to Princeton cemetery recalls Washington Madison Burr Edwards.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Roosevelt
Governors Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Westland
Cleveland
Mayo George B. McClelland
KE. C. Benedict
Richard Walston Gilder
Jol H. Winley
Paul van Dyke
Seminary
John G. Rier Hibbit
Andrew West
Princeton University
Paul Morton
MetClenehan
Archibald D. Russell
Justice S. Morgan
Bayard Stockton
Washington
Nashua Hall
Congress
James Madiso
Nashua Street
Vandeventer Avenue
Aaron Burr
Jonatha Edwards
Mourning Honors Worldwide for Former U S Commander
Washington June 26 tribute flows worldwide to Grover Cleveland as the United States flag is flown at half mast. American embassies and agencies display the Stars and Stripes while army and navy officers observe honors and ships salute the nation’s deceased former commander in chief.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Grover Cleyland
City undertakes clean up of alleys in Pocatello
Quarantine Officer A Smith and City Health Officer Bean lead an alleys clean up campaign. Authorities warn all property owners to remove rubbish under city ordinances before hot weather boosts germ spread. Most comply. others will be compelled.
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A. Smith
Bean
Pocatello
Health Department
Salt water Sprinkling Used on Idaho Short Line
The Short Line hauled six ears of salt water the day before yesterday to spray weeds along the track near Menan and other points. The salt water is believed to kill weeds and prevent encroachment on the road bed, applied by a patent device on the car.
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Idaho Falls Post
Menan
Eagles Challenge Elks To Baseball Clash In Mock War
Frank Scally of the Gate City Eagles urges a baseball showdown with the Elks lodge, declaring the Eagles have top players ready to prove their dominance. A rival Elk, Jack Hayes, bets forty cents the Eagles will disappoint, while talks of a cross country trip to see a real game provoke excitement.
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Frank Scally
Eagles
Pocatello
Tribune
Elks’ Lodge
Eales Lodge
Elks
Eagles’ Lodge
Jack Hayes
The
Monarchs
New York
Inkom
Chicago
Tyhee
Sherman Improves and Plans Utica Conference
Cleveland reports Congressman James S. Sherman in improved condition after a restful night. Physicians say he may leave the hospital by Wednesday and he plans a conference with political friends at Utica on July 3.
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Cleveland
James S. Sherman
Duddleson Family Announces Move to Ely Nevada
Mrs. T. J. Duddleson and family will depart Monday for Ely Nevada to join Mr. Duddleson who is superintendent of the Nevada Northern. The move ends eight years in Gate City where Duddleson served as Short Line trainmaster and later division superintendent. The family includes Mrs. Duddleson, Miss Lavonne, Loretto, and Waldo. Community friends express regret at the departure. Mr. Duddleson has recently managed the Nevada Northern for a year and a half.
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T. J. Duddleson
Nevada
Duddleson
Nevada Northern
Attempted Hold Up Near Lynch Station
An attempted hold up near Lynch station on the Illinois Traction system aimed at stealing 48,000 dollars in money and 1,000 dollars in jewelry. Chicago and Alton train dispatcher Harman signalled the motorman as robbers crept through grass and opened fire, striking the car but causing no injuries.
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East St. Louis
Lynch Station
Harman
Chicago & Alton
Mass Meeting on Sewer Question Tonight
Citizens and taxpayers meet at McNichol and Wright hall to discuss the $60,290 main trunk sewer plan. City officials and business leaders will explain the issue as voters prepare to register for Tuesday’s bonding election.
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Avs O’cloes
McNichol
Wright Hall
Havener
City
T. F. Terrell
Idaho Supreme Court Bolsters Utah Common Law Marriage
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld Utah court rulings validating a sealing Mormon marriage and a later divorce, allowing Annie Hilton to claim widow rights to John R. Park’s estate. The ruling references Lee v. State and notes executor status transfers across Utah and Idaho courts, sustaining the Utah decree as controlling in Idaho.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
Annie F. A. Hilton
Samuel W. Stewart
John R. Park
Idaho
Utah
Stevens
Bingham County
Supreme Court of Utah
Parks
University of Utah
Willy
Hilton
Utah Court
Stewart
Airshie
Sullivan
Tif
Seneca
Ohio
ISI
Anenie Miora Armitage
Nottinghill
London
Prost
J. H. Wolfe
Emeline Pree Young
Salt Lake City
U. Th
Daniel J. Wells
Supreme Court of
State of
Professor Siders Heads East to National Education Meet
Prof. Walter R. Siders Pu tleto public schools superintendent departs for Cleveland to attend the National Education Association convention as Idaho delegate. He will visit eastern and midwestern schools to study equipment for domestic science and manual arts, new programs soon to be started in Pocatello. If possible he may attend Columbia University's summer school lectures during the absence.
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Walter R. Siders
Poutello
Cleveland
Ohio
National Educational Association
Idaho
Siders
Pocatello
Mer. Sider
Columbia University
Solid Muldoon Marvels Mine Strike Stirs Mining Town
Hailey reports a major strike at Solid Muldoon mine in lower workings with ore of high grade shipping and milling value. Vein spans 3 to 4 miles on surface, over 400 feet wide, 15 feet ore body beneath upper levels, and rich past yields. A 100-100 mill and 150 horsepower electrical plant are under construction with ventilating systems and air drills planned.
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Hailey
Muldoon
Bellevue
Blackfoot
Tustin
Robert Tustin
Iailey
Coeur d’Alene
Borah Confident on Taft Victory and Postmaster Rumor
Senator Borah from Idaho returns from Chicago and says he expects Taft to win the presidency and will tour Idaho to learn local conditions. He praises Senator Heyburn, defends Boise Postmaster Fenton against rumors, and notes the national committee chair race is close, with decisions soon after Washington.
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W. EB. Borat
Tle
Cincinnati
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Rathdrum
Idaho
Boise
Fenton
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Ile
Heyburn
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