Albion Wins From Pocatello High In One-Hit Victory
Albion State Normal defeated Pocatello High School 6 to 2 after a late numbered inning controversy. Wright allowed only one hit while Hughart batted in two runs before a disputed out call nullified two Albion runs. Pocatello showed strong defense yet failed to capitalize on opportunities as Albion pitchers dominated.
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Husky
Pocatello High
Albion
East Side
Albion State Normal
Pocatello High School
Hughart
P. H
Grandstand
Idaho
Shepherd
Pocatello
Wright
Gate City
Coots
Wake
Kinney
Goodwin
Twisters
Conners
Kirkendall
Pocatello Boys
Toots
Edwires Cutler
Busehe
Ifee Om
Loux
Hansen
Lv Conners
Pee
Teen Nee
Tere
Shilling
Mughart
Hart
Hughes Refuses Vice Presidential Nomination
New York May 12 Governor Hughes declares in a letter to General Stewart L. Woodford that he cannot accept the nomination for vice president. He says he would not be able to serve even if elected due to controlling reasons, despite appreciating the honor.
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New York
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Put Men to Work On Union Pacific Line
Rumor says 20,000 shop men may be rehired along the Union Pacific line following a $100,000,000 bond issue approved by U P directors in Salt Lake. E H Harriman noted funds may fix new lines resume dropped work and keep a reserve. Affected areas include Omaha and other cities along the railroad.
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Union Pacific
Deseret News
Salt Lake
U. P
E. H. Harriman
Omaha
Pocatello Boy Graduates From Frisco Medical College
Pocatello native Dr Martin Francis McGuire from San Francisco will graduate from the four-year program at the Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in San Francisco on May 14. He plans to practice in San Francisco briefly before returning to Pocatello to settle. His mother Mrs McGuire is in San Francisco for the graduation events.
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Pocatello
Martin Francis McGuire
San Francisco
Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
McGuire
Watch Lifted at Baseball Park in Albion Game
A man withheld his name reports a thief took a gold watch and chain from a vest pocket during yesterday's Albion P H game at the baseball park. The loser offers to drop inquiry if the piece is left at the Tribune office. otherwise a warrant will be sworn out and prosecution will follow.
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Tribune
Hopson Buys Brick Block on North Main Corner
L. M. Hopson, North Main street furniture dealer, has purchased the southeast corner of North Main and Fremont street. The two story and basement pressed brick building includes a four room cottage in the rear. Fletcher R. Burrus acted as broker. Hopson plans to move his furniture store from the Masonic Temple to the new location.
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L. M. Hopson
North Main Street
North Main and
Fremont Street
Fletcher R. Burrus
Hopson
Masonic Temple
Graft Trials Move Forward in Harrisburg
The second conspiracy case from the state capitol scandal opened in Harrisburg with defendants H Burt Cassel Joseph M Huston W P Snyder W L Mathues J M Shumenner and Frank M Irvine facing trial. Snyder Mathues and Shumenker have been convicted and their appeals are pending.
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Harrisburg
H. Burt Cassel
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Joseph M. Huston
W. P. Snyder
W. L. Mathues
J. M. Shunen
Frank M. Irvine
Snyder
Mathues
Shumaker
Fire destroys Tonopah Palace block in Nevada
A blaze in Tonopah Nevada last night wiped out the Palace hotel block and other buildings causing an estimated loss of 150000 with no insurance due to the highly inflammable construction of the burned properties.
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Tonopah
Nev
Palace Hotel
Time of Game and Score Summary
Umpire Mr Atkinson of Pocatello oversaw a two hour fifteen minute game. Albion scored 12 runs in the first six innings while holding Albion to six in later frames. Final line shows Albion 12 to Albion 6 with later innings varied in scoring across the board.
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Atkinson
Pocatello
Albion
Holders Hold Out as Wool Prices Stagnate in West
Boise State newspaper notes Eastern buyers unable to push Wyoming and Idaho wool producers to accept past 10 cent bids. P. J. Plaisted reports Wyoming warehouses overflow with wool, with only limited shipments to date. Growers hold for better prices while buyers push consignments, and east coast buyers remain scarce amid a wait for higher returns.
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Boise Statesman
P. J. Plaisted
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wyoming
Mr. Plaisted
Milwaukee
Idaho
Mountainhome
Bliss
Boise
Tammanys New Home Moves To Upriver Site
Tammany Hall plans to abandon its East Fourteenth Street home after 1868 tenure. A meeting tonight marks the 119th anniversary and will install new sachems with D. F. Callahan favored to become Grand Sachem. Plans include a large modern hall and possible purchase of the whole block, including Pastor's theatre.
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Tammany
New York
East Fourteenth Street
D. F. Callahan
Bourke Cochran
Pastor’s
Tribune Office Extends Hours for Subscriptions
The Tribune announces an extended business hour closing at 9 o clock to receive subscription payments. City Attorney W H Witty and his wife returned home Saturday from a lengthy trip to Kentucky and Texas and both are reported to be improving in health.
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Tribune
W. H. Witty
Kentucky
Texas
Underworld Woman Improves After Resort Incident
Dottie Moore, once in a critical state after a "death by own action" attempt in a Walled City resort, shows marked improvement at the general hospital. Dr. W F Howard and City Physician J H Bean attended to her injuries as her father and sister arrive from Ogden. Meanwhile United States District Judge Dietrich heard Schlitz Brewing v Franklin & Hayes over $1000 damages and label copyright injunction. ruling taken under advisement.
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Dottie Moore
Walled City
General Hospital
W. F. Howard
J. H. Bean
Ogden
United States
Dietrich
Schlitz Brewing Company of
Milwaukee
Franklin & Hayes Brewing Company
Pocatello
D. Worth Clark
Milwaukee Company
Gray & Boyd
Notice to creditors about wife account in Idaho
Notice from OCANDER of Pocatello Idaho dated May 12 1908 that he will not be responsible for his wife debits and that merchants are notified not to furnish goods on his account to her.
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Pocatello
Idaho
St ., Ocander
Sells Floto Circus Parade Arrives With Mammoth Show
Friday May 22 in Pocatello features the Sells Floto circus described as one of the world’s largest. The company requires twenty four sixty foot cars to transport and boasts wealthy elephants costed at eighty five thousand dollars. Parade begins 10 30 a m rain or shine with no privilege cars and straight admission price.
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Pocatello
Floto
Circus Beautiful
Hyomei touted as cure for catarrh and lung ailments
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh coughs colds croup asthma and other nose throat and lung diseases with testimonials from Dr Philip Z Hart and Mrs A L Cook. The dry antiseptic medicated air inhaler costs one dollar with subsequent treatments at fifty cents a bottle and a money back guarantee.
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Philip Z. Hart
Laconia
N. H
A. L. Cook
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Idaho Scholastic League
Hughers
U. P. Plan
Pocatello Boy
Dr. McGuire
Frisco Medical College
Federal Court In Session
Jacobs’ Department
H. de Jag Department
Capitol Building
Waavington, Be
Sunny Brook
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Jefferson County
Pocatello Mercantile Co., Ltd
Pocatello, Idaho
the Home Beverage
Franklin & Hayes Brewing Co
Bill Bryan
Kane’s Grocery
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