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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
1
Voters authorize 164,788 to build a main trunk sewer and storm sewer two and a half miles, with laterals costing about 250,000. The plan envisions sewerage districts, broader public improvements, and health safeguards as growth continues in Gate City.
New London Conn June 29 The annual boat race on the Thames river between Yale and Harvard crews will be held tomorrow. The program includes varsity eight oared event varsity fours and freshman crews with the principal race scheduled for 430 pm downstream from Red Top to the railroad bridge aided by a slight tide.
Electors in Vermillion Medicine Hat and Lethbridge vote today shaping the province’s fate. Premier Sifton expected to win Vermillion and A. J. McLean also seen as certain in Lethbridge. C. R. Mitchell faces Conservative opposition in Medicine Hat.
Burlington June 29 The annual University of Vermont commencement featured Dr. James K Patterson former Kentucky State College president delivering an address commemorating the centennial birth of Justin Morrill longtime Vermont senator and champion of federal aid to state colleges.
Covington Ky June 29 bishops and priests joined the people of Covington for a pontifical high mass of thanksgiving marking the silver jubilee of Bishop Mac's consecration as head of the Covington see. The cathedral was filled with the largest congregation ever to attend.
Stuttgart on June 29 reports Dr. Aloys Obrist renowned conductor and court singer Anna Sutter found dead together. Both shot. Authorities believe one was murdered and the other committed suicide.
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued nationwide decisions reducing freight rates on transcontinental lines from Atlantic to Pacific. Highlights include nearly 50 percent cuts in several Reno and Sacramento to Utah routes and Seattle area corridors, with Spokane, Utah and Nevada routes also adjusted to lower levels.
A Chicago jury in Judge William McSurley’s division failed to reach a verdict in the case against Lee O Niel Browne the Illinois legislative minority leader accused of bribing Representative Charles A White to vote for William Lorimer as US senator. States Attorney Wayman said the jury was packed and jurors were signaled from a nearby hotel criticizing the trial as the most flagrant jury fixing he had seen.
Reno reports Jim Jeffries will box this afternoon for the special edification of Governor Dickerson of Nevada. Tek regimen indicates tomorrow's session may be his last long training stage. A drying out spell is planned for Friday morning. Jack Johnson continues workouts around 3 p.m. in the heat.
Dr. B C Hyde, convicted May 16 of poisoning Colonel Thomas Swope, was denied a new trial by Judge Ralph Latshaw in Kansas City. Hyde’s attorney filed an arrest of judgment motion and a hearing was set for Tuesday.
President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt plan a meeting at Burgess Point tomorrow. Governor Hughes attends Harvard commencement in Cambridge today. Senator Lodge will entertain Roosevelt at Nahant tonight and join the Beverly gathering.
Edward Hiculmes Jr a former associate statistician in the agriculture department pleaded guilty in criminal court to misconduct in office connected with a cotton statistics leak He was fined five thousand dollars Washington June 20 1905.
Columbus June 29 Ohio Music Teachers association gathers in the capital for its twentieth annual convention opening tonight and to remain in session until Saturday.
Six bodies recovered in Saylorville Kentucky after a cloudburst along the Licking river headwaters. Many more feared dead as twenty six houses were washed away. Rescue crews search the flood zone for missing residents and property.
President Taft reached Beverly at 4 40 this morning aboard his private train. Few witnesses were present at the station and there was no public demonstration on his arrival.
San Francisco bettors keep Jim Jef Fries as a ten to seven favorite for the Reno Fourth of July race. Johnson attracts strong support with substantial wagering counts amid the lively betting scene.
Senator John Warwick Daniel of Virginia collapsed from a cerebral hemorrhage in Lynchburg. He has total paralysis and doctors fear death within 24 hours.
Washington June 20 petition for a rehearing was filed in the supreme court of the United States today by the railroads in the Missouri river rate case seeking to overturn or modify a prior decision impacting railroad rates on Missouri River shippings.
A full Fourth of July schedule is set by the Gate City committees at the Commercial club with sunrise salute parade and events. Governor Brady highlights a noon address at the High School grounds followed by races at the fairgrounds and baseball at east side park. The parade forms on East Clark and North Third, with detailed marching routes and designated marshal and divisions including the Gate City band, civic societies, and numerous floats. Auto parade plans include a decorated car contest with a large turnout from local towns and a 1,500 balloon giveaway and 3,000 popcorn bags for children.
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