Thaw's Motives Stir Anthony Comstock Links to White Case
New York June 29 Harry K Thaw pleads not guilty in the murder of Stanford White seeking an eventual withdrawal of his plea. Anthony Comstock reveals ongoing contact with Thaw and readiness to testify in defense regarding White’s conduct and motives behind the plan to remove White from the community.
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Thaw
Anthony Comstock
Comstock
the Tombs Prison
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Standford White
White
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Court of General Sessions
Thawe
Carnegie Gifts to Libraries Reach Over Five Million
Narragansett Pier reports that at a meeting of the American Library Association the year’s gifts from Andrew Carnegie totaled 211 library endowments totaling more than three million dollars for libraries and about two million for other purposes, highlighting his broad philanthropy.
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Narragansett Pier
R. L
American Library Association
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Carrs Return From Eastern Southern Tour
Mr and Mrs J W Carr arrived back in Pocatello after two months touring Omaha Chicago Nashville New Orleans and other points They visited Civil War battlefields and attended the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors convention in Nashville where Carr served as a delegate He praises national prosperity and says there is no place like Idaho and looks forward to returning west
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J. W. Carr
Omaha
Chicago
Nashville
New Orleans
Carr
Glenn's Ferry
Pocatello
the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood
Mr. Carr
Tribune
Old Pocatello
West
Idaho
Meat Inspection Amendment Withdrawn in Senate Row
Washington June 29 Senator Beveridge who introduced the meat inspection amendment to the agricultural bill withdrew his objections to the house substitute in favor of practical legislation to purify meat products The house measure is likely to be adopted as conferees report the rest of the agricultural bill favorably St Petersburg June 2 A blow to the emperor as the Preobrazhensky Life Guards regiment adopts a resolution upholding parliament and removing its disloyal first battalion from the Lemperia Guard roll with officers and men losing special guard rights and morale of the army feared to be shaken
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Beveridge
Eridge
House
Lemperia Guard
Senate Adopts Conference Report on Railroad Rate Bill
Washington June 29 The Senate approved the conference report on the railroad rate bill and then passed a joint resolution making the act effective sixty days after passage. Debate grew sharp with Tillman denouncing lawyers and lobbyists while Bailey attacked the attic pass provision over exemptions for railroad officials and attorneys. The exchange cooled when the vice president intervened.
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Senate
Tillman
Bailey
Iffts Splendid New Post In Annaberg Germany
The Chatham Daily News notes that George N. Ifft, longtime consul in Chatham, is nominated by President Roosevelt for American consul at Annaberg Germany with a 3000 salary. He preferred Annaberg over Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and plans to sail about September 1. Windsor will be the nearest consulate after June 30. The report also lists other Canadian consular reassignment details and salaries.
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Pocatello
United States
Chatham
Roosevelt
Senate
George N. Ifft
Annaberg
Germany
Ifft
Washington
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Marienburg
Olbernhall
Windsor
Idaho
Europe
Canada
Hemmick
Peterboro
C. W. Martin
Amherstburg
Martinique
W. Lb
Culver
London
Cork
Ireland
A. J. Flemming
Blanbridge
Aden
Arabia
Perley C. Heald
Wallaceburg
Saigon
Cochin China
Alex. Heingartner
Guelph
Riga
Russia
M. K. Moorehead
Pure Food Measure Will Pass In Congress
Washington June 29 The house adopted the conference report on the Heyburn pure food bill. The measure is hailed as one of the session's most important pieces of legislation and credits Idaho Senator Heyburn for guiding it through despite strong opposition.
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Washington
Heyburn
Idaho
Man From McCammon Held on False Pretense Charge
George Bollinger of McCammon is jailed in Bannock county on $1000 bonds awaiting district court trial for procuring money under false pretenses. Arraigned before Justice Mullen, he was committed on the strength of a bogus order used to obtain 10 in cash and 4 in goods from Masset and Nash, with A Terrell involved as his former employer. Judge Mullen deemed Bollinger guilty of false pretense.
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McCammon
District Court
George Bollinger
Bannock County
Justice of the Peace
Mullen
Bollinger
Pocatella
Seart
Masset & Nash
BP. A. Terrell
Teamater
Bassett & Nashen
BLACKFOOT PLANS GLORIOUS FOURTH CELEBRATION
Blackfoot prepares a full Fourth of July program with music by the Pocatello Raghe band. The forenoon features athletic events and horse racing at the fair grounds at 2 PM. A grand review of the Idaho National Guard Second Battalion, with militia from St. Anthony Rexburg Idaho Falls and Blackfoot, caps the day, followed by a military ball and a Progress hall dance. Rev Halley and Orr Chapman are slated as speakers.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Raghe
Fair Grounds
Idaho National Guards
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Idaho
Armory
Progress Hall
Halley
Orr Chapman
Migration of Salaries Across Distant Posts
Phillip Carroll of Greenwithe moves to Mana nilla Mexico with a salary of 2000. Hotchkiss of Brockville transfers to Hotert Tasmania with 2000. Coneal J Shirley at Goderteh shifts to Ruva Wifi Islands with 2000.
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Phillip Carroll
Greenwithe
Mananilla
Mexico
Coneal ES. Hotchkiss
Brockville
Hotert
Tasmania
Coneal J. Shirley
Goderteh
Ruva Wifi Islands
Brown to Expand Stationery Store with Art and Framing Goods
H B Brown architect at 111 North Cleveland plans to brand stationery shop with candy and fruit offerings. He already has a fine stock of stationery and will feature magazines and architects supplies like Peels paper tracing cloth drawing ink and pens blue print paper. He expects more stock and will place framing orders once picture mouldings arrive. He also closes out fishing tackle.
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H. BR. Brown
North
Cleveland
de Lux
Tos Stoen
Hell
Dispensation From Rome Allows Meat on Feast Day
Catholics across the United States ate meat today under a papal dispensation to honor the feast of St Peter and St Paul. This marks the third such grant during Pope Pius X's reign.
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St. Louis
United States
Pius X
Fresh California strawberries arrive daily at Kane's
Kane's grocery advertises daily arrivals of fresh California strawberries and a wide selection of garden seeds including blue grass and white clover seed.
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California
Kane's
Kane Grocery
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of husband
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of their husband and father. The message from Mrs Me James and family thanks those who offered support.
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Hushand
ME. James
Bamily
Diamonds and railroad watches spark local repair shop notice
A fragment notes diamond and railroad watch repairs offered by M. L. Roberta next to the post office in a small town shop. The brief hints at a specialty in watch re pairing and jewelry services in the area.
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M. L. Roberta
Beautiful concert by Hawaiians wows Auditorium audience
The Royal Hawaiian band led by Captain Berger delivers a faultless Semiramide and a famed Lohengrin, finishing with Hands Across the Sea. Hawaiian tenor John S. Ellis charms with native songs, while Elks hosts host a second concert. The troupe travels in three special cars and heads to Logan after a stop in Denver.
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America
Royal Hawaiian Band
Captain Berger
Rossini
Sousa
John S. Ellis
Ellis
Lodge of Elks
Hawaii
Tropic Isles
Elks Club
Berger
Honolulu
Denver
Elks
Revnion
the Tribune
Cohn
Preston
Pocatella
Logan
Davidson Sells Coal From Rock Springs and Cumberland Mines
Davidson iaila markets coal from Rock Springs and Cumberland mines and urges buyers to stock up now even if borrowing is necessary. Contact via phone 16- , 6.
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Davidson Iaila
Beat Rock Springs
Cumberland
Convention Delegates Arriving for Major Idaho C. E. Meet
Prominent Christian workers gather as delegates arrive for what is billed as the most successful Idaho C. E. convention. Mayor Cleare extends welcome to visitors.
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Iaaho C. E
Cleare
Pocatello Host Wishes For Successful Payette Convention
Mrs B. W. Standrod offers warm wishes for the Payette convention success and hopes a similar meeting may be held in their gates in the near future.
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Pocatello
Payette
Mrs
B W. Standrod
Pocatello Hosts State Christian Endeavor Convention
Delegates from across Idaho arrive in Payette for the convention's return to the Gate City. Local volunteers provide hospitality and entertainment as the Christian Endeavor movement, with nearly 4,000,000 members worldwide, marks twenty five years of youth led church service and outreach.
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Pocatella
Gem State
Peeney
Church
Idaho
Poontelle
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