Opposition to Sewer Bonds Spurs Mass Meeting
A large audience at the Auditorium heard opposition to a $60,000 sewer bond plan. Attorney A. Boyd ridiculed the engineer Havenor over cement sidewalks and street grades, urging taxpayers to demand data before voting. Editor Truxton Talbot criticized the city council for past blunders and warned against approving the bonds.
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Auditorium Theatre
al Jones
A. Boyd
Truxton Talbot
Boyd
Havenor i
Talbot
Indictment Looms Over Utah Bank Looting Case
In Salt Lake City a federal grand jury reports an indictment against A W Nelson for alleged looting of Utah National bank reserve vaults. Nelson, cashier of Jordan State bank, previously worked at Utah National where his uncle Joseph S Nelson was cashier. The elder Nelson resigned after McCormick issued a statement confirming a loss of 106000 from reserve chests.
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Utah
United States
John Marshall
Federal Grand Jury
W. Nelson
Utah National Bank
Nelson
Jordan State Bank
Utah National
Joseph S. Nelson
W. 8
McCormick
Freight Charge Suit Delays I C C Livestock Rate Cut
In St Paul on June 30 a federal judge issued an interlocutory decree suspending the Interstate Commerce Commission order that cut charges from two to one for moving livestock from Chicago to the Union Stock Yards. The ruling delays the rate reduction as the case proceeds in court.
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St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Union
United States
Bishop Potter Nearing Death In Cooperstown
In Cooperstown New York Bishop Potter is not expected to live through the day after a restless night and very low condition. He has been ill since May 1 from a complication of stomach and liver trouble with oxygen being administered to sustain life.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Potter
Hearst Loses Justice Orders McClellan Victory in Recount
Justice Lambert directed a jury to find for Mayor McClellan in the election recount suit. A recount of ballots in the mayoralty race shows a plurality near 3000 for McClellan.
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New York
Freight Agent Pruitt Guests At The Pacific
C P Pruitt traveling freight agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad is a guest at the Pacific hotel while in the city on business for his line.
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C. P. Pruitt
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
The
Pacific
Judge Gray for Vice Presiden t Judge Gray for Vice President
Lincoln Neb June 30 The Nebraska delegation at the Denver convention will back any New York man for vice president if factions unite If not they will vote solidly for Judge Gray of Delaware The Nebraska delegation aligned with Mr Bryan supports an anti injunction plank pleasing labor leaders The tariff plank will mirror former years A special session of Congress for tariff revision is possible next spring if Bryan is elected
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Neb
Nebraska
Denver
New York
Judge Gray
Delaware
Bryan
Gompers
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Summer Normal at Academy Opens July 20
The state summer normal school will open at the Academy of Idaho in Pocatello on July 20 under Professor Miles F. Reed. Instructors include Jay W. Slaughter in science, Jesse E. Retherford in civics, and Mary Frazee in primary methods. Lectures by leading educators will be offered as last year. Over 500 teachers from seven counties are expected.
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Academy of Idaho
Miles F. Reed
Jay W. Slaughter
Jesse E. Retherford
Mary Frazee
United States
Pocatello
Battle of Ballots Prompts City Bond Vote
Voters decide today on authorizing about 106000 in 20 year bonds to refund old warrants and build a main trunk sewer as per the city engineer. Early turnout was light and observers expect fewer than 600 of 733 registered voters to cast ballots.
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Iltogether
Cribune
Life for Duty Ends of Secret Service Official
Albert Gallaher, the Chicago Secret Service official who helped thwart the McKinley assassination and was mistaken for the killer, died here today from a liver ailment linked to injuries received during the attack. His death indirectly affected the detective who was killed in the same incident.
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Chicago
Albert Gallaher
Secret Service
McKinley
Excursions to Payette Lakes via O. R. 8 L. Service
Excursions to Payette Lakes run daily via O. R. 8 L. from June 20 to September 30. Tickets subject to a Thirty day limit from date of file. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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Payette Lakes
Floral designs and cut flowers at Butte Floral Agency
Butte Floral Agency offers a range of floral designs and cut flowers with phone service listed as 104 for inquiries and orders.
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Butte Floral Agency
Division Officers Home From Trip Across Railroads
A Four Spot service car carrying Superintendent George H. Olmstead and a party of Harriman line officials completed a ten thousand mile swing through the Great Southwest. The group visited Salt Lake to Pueblo, Fort Worth, Dallas, Galveston, San Antonio, El Paso, Juarez, Los Angeles, and Catalina Island to study other roads methods. The trip aimed to familiarize officials with practices on other lines. members included A F Brewer, George A Smith, Er W Newcomb, Thomas Fitzgerald and W J Stimson. The return route and future junkets were outlined for Montana division head W E H Jones and associates.
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Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Great Southwest
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Olmstead
Superimement Olmstead
A. F. Brewer
George A. Smith
Er. W. Newcomb
Signale
Thomas Fitzgerald
W. J. Stimson
Sparks
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Salt Lake
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Lastings
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Trouston
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
International
Great Northern
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Sherman 0. K. Cleveland Shows Improvement in Hospital
Congressman Sherman remains in recovery after surgery and will be discharged from the hospital tomorrow as his condition continues to improve in Sherman Ohio.
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Cleveland
Congressman Sherman
Taft's Last Day as War Secretary
Washington reports Taft's final day as Secretary of War with a formal transfer planned to Luke Wright tomorrow. Taft to meet his campaign managers and discuss the Republican national chairmanship, with a conference set for July 8 at Hot Springs.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
War Department
Taft
Luke E. Wright
Republican Party
Hot Springs
Pocatello Proclamation Regulates Firecracker Use
Mayor Loux proclaims city laws suspended on July 4 for fireworks within city limits. Citizens may celebrate with noise, but firecrackers may only be exploded on July 4, with all ordinances otherwise enforced.
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Pocatello
C. KE. M. Loux
Electric Road Proposal Atwood Seeks Electric Aberdeen Line
G W Atwood presented to the commercial club a plan for a railroad from American Falls to Aberdeen with possible extension to Springfield. The road would start steam powered for 2 3 years, then convert to electric, seeking 230 000 in stock. The club endorsed if electric operation begins, with RK B Greenwood and L L Evans to confer and report. Eastern parties are involved.
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Commercial Club
American Falls
Aberdeen
Springfield
American Malls
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L. L. Evans
Control of Sex Proven Practical, Says Dr Kraft
Cleveland report notes Dr Frank Kraft of the American Institute of Homeopathy asserts in a new book that controlling the sex of infants is practical. He cites the law of survival of the fittest and the evolution theory as the basis for his claim.
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Cleveland
Frank Kraft
American Institute of Homeopathy
Trinity Sunday School Picnic at City Creek
Trinity Sunday School plans an annual picnic at City Creek on Wednesday July 1 weather permitting. The procession leaves Trinity Hall at 10 a m. After lunch events include boys and girls races with prizes from Golden Rose Mercantile Co G I North FL Weideman Book Store Pharmacy Molinelli the jeweler Temple Pharmacy Gate City Furniture Co RO Graham Sack race three legged race potato race and a baseball game between two teams chosen by lot.
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City Creek
Trinity Hal
Golden Rose Mercantile Co
G. I
North
Weideman
Book Store Pharmacy
Molinelli
the Jeweler
Temple Harmacy
Gate City Furniture Co
Graham
Blyth & Pargo
Holmes & Co
W. EF. Trapp
Lot
Butte Floral Agency Ad Offers High Grade Flowers
Local notice advertises the Butte Floral Agency offering high grade flowers with contact phone 104 for orders and inquiries.
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Butte Floral Agency
Husband Visits Demented Wife at County Jail
At the county jail this morning A A Drimmitt of Salt Lake met his wife Mrs Dunnamitt who had been confined since midnight. She arrived in Pocatello Saturday night after spending the night at Perkins hotel and wandered into the hills east of town while in a dementia condition. She suffers from excessive drug use and did not recognize her husband when he arrived. She was moved to the general hospital for treatment with hopes of recovery soon. Mr Drimmitt works in the mechanical department of the Twin Falls Times and is described as steady and hardworking. The community extends sympathy to him in his trouble.
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A.A. Drimmitt
Salt Lake
Dunnamitt
Pocatello
Perkins
General Hospital
Dimimitt
Twin Falls
July Records Show Varied Weather in Nine-Year Span
Local Observer Bell compiles July weather data from nine years using U S weather bureau records. The warmest July reached 76 degrees mean in 1905, the coldest 65 degrees in 1904, with a high of 105 degrees on July 30 1901 and a low of 38 in 1902. Precipitation averaged 0.37 inches, peaking at 0.85 inches in 1905, with a trace in 1904. On average 20 clear days, 10 partly cloudy, and 1 cloudy day. Winds from the southeast at 8.3 mph, with a 53 mph gust from the southwest on July 29 189.
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Observer Bell
the Tribune
Weather Bureau
Ehuls
Men Wanted On The Short Line
William Carvalis the Greek contractor went to Salt Lake to hire 100 or 150 Greeks for the Short Line's north and west ends. A call for labor in the construction department prompts the Paris Greek interpreter in town to depart for Milner to secure 150 workers for the east end. Many checks were laid off during the recent panic.
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William Carvalis
Salt Lake
Paris
Harriman line work set to begin July
Vice President Mohler announced extension work on the Harriman lines would start in July. The Athol Lill cutoff on the Colorado and the extension branch line extend along the North Platte River.
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Onala
Mohler
Harriman
Athol Lill
Colorado
North Platte River
Good Times Again
Dubuque reports renewed prosperity as four hundred Milwaukee Road employees return to a ten hour six day workweek. The shift is hailed as evidence of improving conditions.
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Dubuque
Milwaukee Road
Prices of Boo Bottled Beer Set by Retail Liquor Dealers
The Retail Liquor Dealers' Association announces new beer prices. Export bottled beer will cost 25 cents per quart and domestic brew 20 cents per quart.
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Tpealers’ Association
The Best Vet at the Lyric Show
A short feature previews a Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Lyric show described as the best vet act in town, promising lively performances and crowd appeal.
Consul Ifft Promoted to Warsaw Post
George Nicolas Uft of the Tribune company, two years as United States consul at Annaberg Saxony, is promoted to Warsaw Russia. A second consul will visit Pocatello late next month before starting duties in the czar's domain. Warsaw, a city of 600000 to 700000 on the Vistula, sits near the Prussian frontier.
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Tribune Company
United States
Aunaberg
Saxony
Germany
Warsaw
Russia
Consul II
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah
Ifit
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
Annaberg
Port Elizabeth
Africa
Vistula River
Russian
Poland
Better Pay in Local Post Office
Washington D C June 30 Special On July 1 the salary of one clerk in the postoffice at Pocatello will be raised from 800 to 8900 and the salaries of two clerks increased from 900 to 1000.
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Washington, D. C
Postoffice
Pocatello
Sun Eclipse Enjoyed Quietly by Few Readers
An astronomical editor details a Sunday morning sun eclipse observed by a Tribune writer in pajamas. The moon obscured the sun only partially due to distance, and the event offered limited scientific value except for a total eclipse which would reveal sun surroundings not seen in other times.
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the Tribune
Old
Sol
Union barber shops stay open Friday evening to 10
All union barber shops will remain open Friday evening until 10 o'clock and will remain closed all day Saturday, July 4th, under instruction by A. B. Harris, Secretary.
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All Union
Onder
Democratic National Convention Excursion Trains Schedule
Excursion trains to the Democratic National Convention leave Denver via the Oregon Short Line and Overland Route. Tickets sold from Utah and Wyoming stations on July 3 4 and 5 with additional sales July 3 and 4 from other stations. Rates and details available from agents.
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Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Fisherman Roy Porter Plans Daily Rail Meet at Trade Station
Roy Porter will meet the train daily at Trade station to shuttle anglers to his renowned Island Park fishing resort using a mountain wagon.
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Island Park
Roy Porter
Trade Station
Mrs Armstrong Opens Hat Shop at 238 West Court
Mrs. Chris Armstrong announces the opening of a hat shop offering a fine line of hats for ladies at 238 West Court, the former Turf cafe location. The ad invites all ladies to view the new millinery offerings and shop.
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Chris Armstrong
West Coart
Turf Cafe
Nilsson Ice Cream Parlor Opens To Local Visitors
The Nilsson ice cream parlor announces its open status inviting all neighbors to visit. Patrons can expect a bright shop, new flavors, and community welcome as seating and service start.
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Nilsson
Excellent show at the Lyric theater
A strong reception greeted the evening at the Lyric as audiences praised performances and staging. Local critics highlighted the cast and production quality, urging patrons to attend for a memorable experience.
Nut Sundaes Offered by J Holmes and Company
J Holmes and Company introduces a range of nut sundaes. The menu features varied toppings and creamy bases aimed at dessert lovers seeking rich textures and bold flavors.
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Jholmes & Company
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