Slaying Mystery Deepens as Indians Suspected
A Blackfoot rancher reports two rifle shots from Indians near Ross Fork while en route to Pocatello. The shooting inflames fear amid the Fritz and Donaldson murders, prompting calls for military presence to restore order. Investigators find no solid clues as inquiries continue.
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Mr. Bingham
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Povatello
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Donaldson
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Irish Girl prospect sparks townwide mining boom near Pocatello
A wide rush of prospectors gathers around the Irish Girl claim on Pocatello creek after Councilman M Condon announces a major gold vein discovery. Many locations are staked along the Irish Girl and its north south extensions. new ledges and copper samples arrive from nearby claims as optimism grows for a significant mining rush in the region.
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Pocatello Creek
O. c
Judge C
M. White
Evanston
E. G. Leaford
A. Clark
E. M. Fritz
Rabbit Creek
Col
J. M. Ingersoll
Belle Ingersoll
Pocatello
Geo. B. Rogers
Columbia
George Kimpton
Trail Creek
President Won't Renominate Idaho Surveyor General Nominee
Washington June 28 The President sent nominations to the Senate including Earnest G Eagleson as Idaho surveyor general and Walter L Robb as collector of customs Oregon Also posts for Washington and Oregon officials It is unofficially stated the President will not renominate Surveyor General Perrault whose administration was praised but criticized the civil service commission.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
Senate
Walter L. Robb
Toms
Oregon
Earnest G. Eagleson
Idaho
William Ward
Dayton
Joseph H. Turner
South Bend
Edward Hirsch
Salem
B. W. Johnson
Corvallis
Livermore
Pendleton
Washington, D. C
Perrault
Boy Killed by Switch Engine Near Stock Yards
Twelve year old John Gallett son of Deputy Clerk E Gallett was instantly killed near the stock yards when a switch engine struck him as he and a companion fired birds with air guns. The boy crawled from beneath a platform and was unaware the engine followed, being crushed as it passed. He died instantly from skull injuries.
King Sits Up as Recovery Expected for Monarch
Reports from the royal sick room say the King is cheerful and at normal temperature. Doctors anticipate no danger by June 30 as he may be moved to a couch and continue improving, with bulletins noting progress and eventual discontinuation.
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Royal Sick Room
London
Prolonged Triple Alliance Signed by Germany Austria Hungary
Berlin reports the Doribund treaty extending the alliance among Germany Austria Hungary and Italy was signed this morning by representatives of the three powers.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Third trial verdict in Eldorado murder case
In Eldorado Kansas on June 28 Jessie Morrison was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Mrs. Olin Castle after a third trial.
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Jessie Morrison
Eldorado
Kansas
Olin Castle
Tragic Lamp Explosion Claims Two Daughters
In Everett Washington a lamp explosion killed Franeca Catran a one year old girl who was badly burned. Her sister Mrs. C A Betts who was also injured in the blast died the same night.
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Everett
Wash
Franeca Catran
C. A. Betts
Track records fall at saucer track meet
Salt Lake report: last night two records fell in the half mile events. W B Samuelson sped to 52.5 seconds to break Major Taylor’s mark of 55.25. J M Chapman lowered Harley's 58 second half mile to 57.5 seconds, reflecting fast pace and strong competition.
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Salt Lake
Major Taylor
W. B. Samuelson
J. M. Chapman
M L. Harley
Reward Offered for Lost White Llewellyn Setter
A white Llewellyn setter with red spots and a tar stripe down its nose is missing. A reward is offered for its return to T. Waldorf Ponleton at the Board of Trade.
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Llewellyn
T. Waldorf Ponleton
Board of Trade
Admiral Dewey Testifies on Aguinaldo and Philippines Role
Admiral Dewey tells Senate committee Aguinaldo was a figurehead surrounded by stronger men. He cites Mabini and Lava, says Aguinaldo betrayed natives for money, and asserts he and Consul Pratt forced Aguinaldo upon him. Dewey defends reluctance to discuss further and is excused after questioning.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Carmack
Aguinaldo
Mabina
Lava
Malolos
Manila
Anderson
Patterson
Beveridge
Dietrich
Lessons Convention Debates Lesson System Revisions
The International Sunday School convention in Denver today debated changes to the lesson system. The committee proposed adding beginner and advanced resources and sent the matter to the resolutions committee. W N Harts horn of Boston was elected chairman of the executive committee.
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Denver
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
Rancher shoots bitten hand after rattlesnake bite
James McKenzie a Tu kanon rancher was bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake while drinking from a spring. Lacking a knife or caustics he used a revolver to shoot away the poisoned portion. He reached a doctor eight hours later for treatment and is expected to recover.
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Peck Press
James McKenzie
McKenzie
Herbal remedy ad promotes digestion and vitality
An old advertisement touts HERBINE as a digestive aid that tones the stomach and nourishes the body. It claims regular use supports vigor and overall vitality and lists a price of 60 cents at Mrs A I K's.
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