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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

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Nez Perce endorses Taft Brady and Gooding regime

Nez Perce county Republican convention adopts resolutions backing Taft Brady Airshie French Hastings and Governor Gooding's administration independents control the resolutions committee and plan an anti boss resolution against Thompson as the likely key action delegation to state conventions will bridge factions

Lewiston Ida Tribune Nez Perce County Taft Brady Airshie French Hastings Gooding G. W. Thompson Thompson

Idaho Secretary Landsdon Attends Conventions and Witness Duty

Idaho Secretary of State Robert Lansdon travels toward Blackfoot to testify in a livestock case as Washington county Republicans endorse Taft for president and Brady for governor at Weiser. Delegations to Boise and Wallace conventions are instructed for party nominations and Taft delegation. The piece also notes murder suspect Roy Lamphert and a Mrs. Guinness matrimonial advertisement misused to lure victims.

Robert Lansdon Idaho Blackfoot State Livestock Sanitary Board Noble Lansdon Tribune Washington County Weiser Taft Brady Boise E. M. Heighe James H. Brady Pocatello

Mrs Guinness Accused of Murder Methods on Farm

LaPorte Indiana May 7 Additional light on Mrs Belle Guinness alleged to have caused deaths on her farm for money emerged as A K Helgelein brother of Andrew Helgelein testified to the coroner. He said Andrew had contacted her and she invited him to visit the city with a taunting message to bring his brother's stock and join in the scheme.

Helge- Jein Smith Roy Lamphert Lunney Board Investige Guinness LaPorte Ind Belle Guinness A. K. Helgelein Andrew Helgelein Mansfeld Helgelein Andrew

Train Robbers Kill Express Messenger

Denver reports train No. 4 crew ambushed at Castle Rock killing Charles H. Wright the 60 year old express messenger for Globe Express. Robbers secured a small safe key and stole under a hundred dollars before failing to open the large safe. Wright’s body found at Denver union depot.

Denver Castle Rock Charles H. Wright Globe Express Company Denver Union Depot

Rigby Editor Seeks Idaho Press Club Day Trip

Colonel John W. Jones editor of the Rigby Star is in Pocatello on business and lodged at the Bannock. He notes the Eastern Idaho Press Club meeting was moved to June 21 and 22 with a special train from Rexburg to the Yellowstone edge for a day outing. The upper Snake Valley region is reported in prosperous condition.

John W. Jones Rigby Star Pocatello Bannock Jones Eastern Idaho Press Club Rexburg Rexbury Yellowstone National Park Colonel Jones Rigby The Snake

Parade of 15000 Men Welcomes Atlantic Fleet in Frisco

San Francisco May 7 A great naval military and civic parade marked the arrival of the Atlantic fleet. About 15000 men marched, 8500 marines and sailors from the ships. Secretary of the Navy Metcalf Governor Gillette Mayor Taylor and Rear Admiral Evans attended in the first division. Hundreds of thousands lined Market Street as flags waved in a Palatine sea of color.

San Francisco Market Street Bay Presidio Marine Corps Naval Militia Naval Guard of California California Secretary of the Navy Metcalf Gillette Avlor

Big Fellows Are Coming to Idaho for Weeklong Visit

A party of about 40 bankers and officials from eastern and central states will visit southern Idaho for a week to review irrigation and related projects. Notable figures include Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland and Leslie M. Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, with David R. Francis of St. Louis also expected. The itinerary may include Boise. Transport from Chicago’s Colonial Trust & Savings Bank officials signals a broader eastern delegation and potential irrigation emphasis across Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana.

Leslie M. Shaw the Treasury Tom Johnson Cleveland Boise Statesman Chicago Idaho Statesman C. B. Hurtt Easty Ie Tance Tom L. Johnson Ohio Mr. Hurtt David R. Francis St. Louis W. F. VanBuskirk Colonial Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago VanBuskirk Parma Roswell Country L. C. Rose Colonial Company Mr. van Buskirk Mr. Rose van Buskirk Cody Wyo Careyact Big Horn Basin Development Company Wyoming Montana Colonial Trust & Savings Bank

Montana Land Opening At Sun River Project

The first unit of the Sun River project in Keat Falls Montana will be offered for settlement today covering 17 000 acres. Tomorrow 000 acres in the Dearborn tract near Sun River will be placed on the market under the Carey net.

Keat Falls Mont Sun River Project Dearborn Sun River

Special Train to Convention From St. Anthony to Wallace May 10 1908

State Chairman Brady announces a through Pullman special for Fremont and Bingham county delegates to the Republican state convention in Wallace Idaho. The train leaves Pocatello at 1 30 pm May 10 and arrives Wallace about 4 pm May 11 with a round trip fare near ten dollars.

St. Anthony Idaho Falls Fremont County Cant Bingham Counties Wallace Poenello Upper Valley Daho Falls Blackfoot Bingham County Pocatello Minidoka Shoshone Glenns Ferry Mountainhome Nampa Caldwell Weiser Huntington Brady Idaho

Four Die in Orchard Street Tenement Fire

At 101 Orchard Street in New York a five story tenement fire killed four people and injuries twelve. Authorities suspect incendiary origin as police and firefighters rescued women and children amid a chaotic panic and difficult ladder evacuations.

New York Orchard Street

Roosevelts Head to Pine Knot Virginia for Brief Outing

President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with one family member and five guests left Washington this morning for Pine Knot in Virginia for a brief outing. The trip aims to provide a respite from official duties.

Washington Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt Pine Knot Virginia

Pocatello Council Planned Bond Vote for Sewer Line

The city council meets tonight to consider a 100000 bond for a main trunk sewer and refunding warrants. An ordinance may authorize a special bonding election with 62500 for sewer work and the rest to reduce 45000 in outstanding warrants.

Robert M. Terrell Pocatello Lander Street Fifth and Sixth Avenues Lander Grant Lander South Main Street West Center Street Garfield Hayes O. B. Steely Chief of Police Aid Police

Carnival Stock Reducing Event Opens May 9

The carnival sale by Jacobs' stock reduction begins Saturday May 9 at 9 a.m. Readable details note an event date and start time for the sale.

Utah for Roosevelt Delegation Weighs Taft as Second Choice at Chicago

Salt Lake City May 7 Temporary Chairman Houtz opened the Utah state Republican convention by noting many favor Roosevelt retirement in four years. The Utah delegation to Chicago will favor Taft but will not be instructed to endorse him, closing any avenue for Roosevelt renomination. Senators Smoot and Sutherland and Congressman Howell will lead the delegation.

Chicago Taft Salt Lake Utah Daniel D. Houtz Roosevelt Ao Avenue Smoot and Sutherland Howell

Short Line Cuts Dispatchers In Three District Split

Acting Superintendent Davis and officials reduce Pocatello dispatcher force from six to four. Granger to McCammon, McCammon to Glenn's Ferry, Glenn's Ferry to Huntington now govern the districts. Dispatcher Shults moves to Kemmerer and Rogers to Nampa as part of retrenchment.

Granger Huntington Davis Short Frobes Olmstead Jones Stevenson Igo Clarke Pocatello Montpelier Aliey

Baugh Leaves Pocatello for Idlewild Hotel Ogden Canyon

Harry Baugh, Ban nock hotel manager, will move from Pocatello to take charge of the Idlewild hotel in Ogden canyon. He and BE Burton secured a five year lease from Simon Bamberger and plan to open May 30. The Idlewild, built in mission style, seats 150 in the dining room and includes eight private dining rooms, cottages, and a 125-plant landscape garden along the Ogden river.

Harry Baugh Bannock Pocatello Ogden Canyon Mr. Baugh BE. A. Burton Harriman System Simon Bamberer Salt Lake Ogden Canyon Messrs. Baugh Burton Intermountain Ogden River Baugh Pacific Hotel The W. F B. Kasiska Gate City Idlewild

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NEZ Perce Bob Lansdon Washington County Republicans Heigho Mrs. Guinness LaParte Press Club Frisco Atlantic Roosevelts Yellowstone Teddy
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