Fiend Died in the Fire Identified as Jennie Olsen
In La Porte on May 19 the death certificate and return of Jennie Olsen’s body to Chicago officials confirmed her identity. The case ties to Mrs. Gunniss as seven unidentified bodies were exhumed and later buried in potters field, while eight dental plates linked to Gunniss were found amid the fire debris.
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Jennie Olson
Potters Field
la Porte
Chicago
Jennie Olsen
Gunniss
Jennie
Los Angeles
Potters’ Field
Miner Schultz
LP. Norton
Smulzer
Healthy tone in railroad stocks
New York May 19 leading rail road stocks and other shares in the stock market reached the highest prices of the year in today s trading. Advances were made on extremely heavy dealings and better prices were scored in Union Pacific Pennsylvania Amalgamated Copper Reading St Paul Illinois Central and Northern Pacific.
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New York
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Northern Pacific
Snelgrove of Salt Lake Ends Life at Desk
Salt Lake City May 19 E. Snelgrove bookkeeper for the Utah Association of Creditmen killed himself at his office desk by placing a revolver in his mouth. Officials say death by his own action was due to ill health.
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Salt *Lake
Snelgrove
Utah Association of Creditmen
Woolgrowers Convention Plans Put Forward by Pocatello Club
The Pocatello Commercial club committee on conventions met at the Ban nock hotel to organize the Woolgrowers' January gathering. Chairman Daniger led a large turnout as they form subcommittees for program transport accommodations finance entertainment and reception to ensure a premier Gate City welcome.
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Pocatello Commercial Club
Bannock Hotel
Woolgrowers
Daniger
Gate City
Idaho
BISTLINE BADLY HURT AT BRICK MOLDER ACCIDENT
J Bistline, east side lumber man, was injured at his brickyard when his jumper caught in a brick moulder. His left arm was torn, skin and muscle removed to the bone. He was taken home for care. Dr Bean treated him and he is resting but will remain confined for about a month.
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J. B. Bistline
East Side
South Fifth Avenue
Wallace National Bank to Open With $50,000 Capital
The Wallace National bank of Wallace Idaho is authorized to begin business with capital of 50000. P F Samuels serves as president T N Barnard as vice president J C Norbeck as cashier. Harry A Torkelson named regular rural carrier and Spencer D Weaver as substitute on Troy Idaho route 3.
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Washington
Wallace National Bank
Wallace
Idaho
P. F. Samuels
T. N. Barnard
J. C. Norbeck
Harry A. Torkelson
Spencer D. Weaver
Troy
Statesman
Criminal Charges Filed Against McIntyre Firm Brokers
New York May 19. Criminal charges against members of the firm T. A. McIntyre & Co. stock brokers who failed with liabilities over one million were laid before District Attorney Jerome by the receiver. Jerome will present charges to the grand jury at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Jerome
National Association of Manufacturers Opens Thirteenth Convention
New York May 18 delegates to the thirteenth annual National Association of Manufacturers convene for a three day session to discuss capital and labor relations currency reform banking measures tariffs and trade. A tariff commission of experts and business men is expected to be proposed to protect American industry and examine existing schedules. Delegates will study the recent financial crisis and its causes and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf Astoria
Charles Dunham Arraigned and Released on Bond
Charles Dunham appeared before Probate Judge Johnston yesterday afternoon and was released on bond for a Saturday hearing at 2 o'clock.
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Charles Dunham
Johnston
Gate City Furniture Manager Ill at Home
C Stratford, manager of Gate City Furniture, is reported ill at his home on North Hayes Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stratford
Gate City Furniture Company
North Hayes Avenue
Jurors Ordered to Court at 10 A. M. Monday May 25
All jurymen are requested to be at the court room in the court case at the hour of 10 a. m. Monday morning, May 25, in place of the 21st, as was formerly announced. By order, D. T. QUIGLEY, Sheriff Bannock County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Quigley
Bannock County
Idaho Democratic Convention in Twin Falls Details
The notice outlines dates for the Idaho Democratic Convention in Twin Falls with separate legs from Pocatello and western points, listing travel windows June 3 and 4 and other stations June 2 to 4, with a June 10 deadline and references to agents.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Points West
Idaho to Receive Million Acres Under Carey Act
Washington May 19 the senate approved house amendments to a senate bill granting Idaho one million acres of land under the Carey act. The action completes a key step to transfer the land to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Twilight League Tonight and Week Schedule Preview
The Twilight league plays at the east side ball park tonight between the High school and Academy teams amid strong fan interest weather permitting. Tomorrow the YMCA and Shop team meet and Friday the High school faces YMCA for supremacy. Standings show tight races with several clubs near top as fans plan to travel to McCammon for Thursday’s CMA clash.
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Ball Park
Academy
High School
P. C. Lg Og Ra
Blane
Thur
Ens C. A
McCammon
Real Estate Man Ed Holzheimer Joins Bannock Abstract
Ed Holzheimer, longtime North Main Street real estate and insurance man, consolidates with the Bannock Abstract company. He will head the real estate and insurance department at Bannock Abstract Deposit & Trust and has moved his office to Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Holzheimer
North Main Street
Bannock Abstract Company
Bannock Abstract, Deposit & Trust Company
Center Street
Holzheimer
Woman Sentenced to Four Years Attempts Suicide in Cell
Jennie Blan, sentenced to four years for shooting lawyer Charles M. Sanford, was found unconscious in her penitentiary cell from gas inhalation. A physician’s prompt action saved her life after she vowed to kill herself rather than serve the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie Blan
Charles M. Sanford
Wireless fleet in touch with Connecticut squadron
The wireless telegraph office in Los Angeles reported midnight communication with the Connecticut of the Atlantic battleship squadron. The fleet, 165 miles north of San Francisco, steamed at fourteen knots through heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Connecticut
Atlantic Battleship Squadron
San Francisco
Ignatius Horstmann Buried in Catholic Rite
The funeral for Right Reverend Ignatius F. Horstmann was held in Cleveland with full Roman Catholic rites. Two archbishops and twelve bishops attended, and Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia delivered the sermon.
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Ignatius Horstman
Cleveland
Ohio
Ignatius F. Horstmann
Ryan
Philadelphia
Nathan H. Coffin Dies at Downey in Idaho Town
Nathan H. Coffin, a pioneer and prominent southeastern Idaho figure, died May 10 at his Nine Mile home in Cambridge ward. Born 1840 in Indiana, he supported his family from youth, helped settle Utah and Idaho, worked on roads and ditches, and active in Republican politics. He leaves a wife and eight children, with one son and three daughters deceased. he served as a Pocatello stake high counselor until health declined. The Bannock county community mourns a longtime civic and church leader.
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Plains
Ogden City
Ogden
Mr. Coffin
Utah
Idaho
Republic
Coffin
Bannock County
Pocatello Stake
Chicago Wheat Markets Close Mixed On May 19
Chicago May 19 July wheat closed at 9 07 and July options traded lower as traders awaited further supply data. Market action reflected cautious posture with grains held by near term harvest expectations and weather outlooks.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Ex-County Commissioner Shoots Self
John McGaughey former county commissioner in Indianapolis shot and killed himself today after a grand jury indicted a fellow board member. He was 55 and linked to a scandal involving Atlas Engine bribe money. Ned McGaughey said his father had threatened suicide for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John McGaughey
McGaughey
Atlas Engine Company
Ned McGaughey
Father Shot by Son Before His Proposed Marriage
In New York on May 19 George Sterry aged 72 was shot and killed by his son who then killed himself. Sterry was a member of a large wholesale drug firm and was about to marry a young schoolteacher.
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New York
George Sterry
Burns Accepts Labor Day Fight With Jack Johnson
London May 19 Heavyweight Tom Burns accepts an offer to fight Jack Johnson on Labor Day for 35000 dollars. Johnson, described as colored, will meet Burns in a marquee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Tom Burns
Jack Johnson
Eagle Concert Band Performs Tonight at McNichols and Wright Ball
The Eagle Concert Band will rehearse tonight at the McNichols Wright ball venue. Community music group lines up a public event for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
McNichols & Wright Ball
Jury delayed to Monday. three new citizens sworn in
Jury for May term not reporting until Monday May 25 at 10 oclock. Morning session focused on motions and demurrers. Citizens Frederick Charles Rose Annie Croslaw and Amede Oscar Dutresne admitted by Judge Budge.
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Budge
District Court
Court House
John Kelly
B. E. Slusser
J. H. Sehaneveldt
T. M. Woodland
William J. Howell
Peter Nelson
Thomas
Williams
D. A. Woodall
H. O. Harkness
Smith
Peter Neilsen
Josephine Neilsen
DPD
P. Armitrong
Melvin Henderson
John Fickel
George H. North
George S. Blissard
Mary E. Blissard
C. B. Hancock
Heber Bloxham
W. R. Scott
M. EK. Scott
J. L. McDowell
Frederick Charles Rose
Annie Croshaw
Amede Oscar Dutresne
Nevada governor John Sparks shows slow recovery
Reno May 19 Governor John Sparks in critical condition for months but improving slowly. Doctors say it will be several days before he can leave bed without assistance.
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Reno
Nev
John Sparks
Nevada
Strike conditions in Normal State
Cleveland May 19 The Municipal Traction company reports more cars in operation than since the strike began As daylight neared lawless acts diminished and cars ran on all lines with little interference Some injuries from night assaults and a dynamite incident on a Superior avenue car caused a panic but no serious injuries A conference between President Dupont of the Areat ion company and the state board of arbitration opened at noon.
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Cleveland
Municipal Traction Company
Superior Avenue
Dupont
Araetion Company
The
State Board of Arbitration
Neal Arrested on Forgery Charge in Bank Scandal
Horace B. Neal former cashier of the Capital State bank was arrested on a second forgery complaint. He appeared before Judge Savidge for arraignment with a Thursday hearing set at 2 pm. Bond set at 10,000 to cover both cases, Neal released on own recognizance. The new charge claims he forged sheepman R F Cooke s name to an 8000 promissory note to defraud Chase National Bank of New York. A warrant issued and Neal was taken from home by Deputy Sheriff Roberts.
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Horace BE. Neal
Capital State Bank
Savidge
Justice Court
Neal
District
Keelseh
R. F. Cooke
Mountainhome
Chase National Bank of New York
Roberts
California Democratic Convention Endorses Theodore A. Bell
Fresno May 19 The California Democratic state convention opened amid reports committees on credentials and platform adopted a plank urging delegates to back Bryan. Theodore A. Bell, former governor candidate, won control from the Gavin McNab faction and will go to Denver as delegate at large and be endorsed for temporary chairman of the national convention.
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Fresno
Calif
Bryan
Theodore A. Bell
Denver
Cal
California
J. B. Sanford
Bell
Gavin McNab
Johnson A Close Second in Alabama
Montgomery Ala May 19 The Democratic primaries returnSlowly Bryan leads Johnson in most counties with Johnson making a strong show in southern Alabama. County district returns point to Bryan victory while Johnson carries several southern counties but not enough to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
W. J. Bryan
Johnson
Alabama
Minnesota
Bryan
House Passes Last Appropriation Bill in Swift Session
The House approved the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling 17 368 672 dollars under a suspension of the rules with no general debate time. A joint resolution granted widows of Surgeons James Carroll and Jesse Lefevre monthly annuities of 125 dollars for life in recognition of yellow fever mosquito research. The chamber recessed at 6 14 p m until 11 00 a m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
James Carroll
Jesse Lefevre
U. S.A
Senate Session Delays on Homestead Land Bill Clash
The Senate met in executive session where Senator Heyburn lunged into a filibuster against a conference report on a bill to raise homestead land from 160 to 320 acres, accusing it of targeting Idaho’s wealthy farms. The report was withdrawn after an hour. Senate also reviewed a conference report on the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill as Bulkeley urged action to re enlist negro soldiers of the Twenty fifth Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Idaho
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Lawyer Neal Puckett Appears For Accused Officer
The accused appeared in better health and cheerful, with W JH Puckett of Hawley Puckett Hawley representing him, as reported by the Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. Neal
W. JH. Puckett
Hawley, Puckett & Hawley
Statesman
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Bistline
Twilight League
Academy Cross
Nathan H. Coffin
Downey
State of
Chicago Wheat
Sparks
Mountain Home Sheepman
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