Thaw Declared Insane and Kept in Matteawan
In Poughkeepsie on May 25 Justice Marshhauser ruled Harry K Thaw remains insane and cannot be released. He affirmed Thaws commitment to Matteawan asylum as legal and ordered Thaw kept in jail pending further application for transfer to another institution.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Morshhauser
Supreme Court
Thaw
Justice Dowling
Matteawan Asylum
Marshhauser
Oklahoma Floods Hit Dallas and Oklahoma Cities
Dallas faces a severe flood with one death reported on Eagle Ford road and six drowned when a Texas and Pacific railway bridge section failed. Oklahoma floods worsen as main rivers rise, rail lines collapse, and towns like Guthrie West, Tulsa areas, Shawnee, Muskogee suffer damage.
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Dallas
Texas
Eagle Ford Road
Dallas Street Railway
Texas & Pacific Railway
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
West Guthrie
Tulsa
Jenks
Sapulpa
Shawnee
Muskogee
Spotted Fever Victim Richard Hadley Dies at Swan Lake
The death near Swan Lake is announced for Richard Hadley widow of the late Richard Hadley a prominent eastern county cattle raiser. Sheriff D T Quigley is his brother in law and Deputy McGarvey informs the sheriff of the loss. Funeral arrangements are not yet perfected.
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Swan Lake
Richard Hadley
Guigley
Lindquist
Hadley
Swan
Henry Sanborn
H. H. Singer
Presbyterians Discuss Formation of National Protestant Party
Kansas City May 25 The Presbyterian general assembly debated politics aiming to unite Protestant churches under a central leadership. Rev Mark A Mathews of Seattle urged creation of a political organization with a supreme president and executive committee. The education issue and church Freedmen relations were among top topics this week.
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Kansas City
Presbyterian General Assembly
Mark A. Mathews
Seattle
United States
Assemly
Government Sues to Dissolve Standard Oil Holdings
The government begins a suit in New York to dissolve the New Jersey corporation tied to the Standard Oil holdings, contending it is a trust. Special Examiner Franklin Ferris hears the case as Deputy Attorney General Frank B. Kellowe outlines Rockefeller family earnings. The inquiry may last a month or more.
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New Jersey Corporation
New York
Standard Oil Company
Newders) Corporation
Franklin Ferris
Frank DB. Kellowe
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Salmon Opening in Twin Falls June First
Preparations are complete for the Salmon opening in Twin Falls with registration books opening May 25 and closing May 31. Entrymen submit receipts and leave with contracts. only certified checks accepted. The Salmon tract is crowded with land cruisers and heavy rains have left muddy roads in places.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Nevada Southern Railway Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed in Idaho and Nevada for the Idaho Nevada Southern Railway company with H. J. Hollister as president J. B. Perrine as vice president and general manager R. M. McCollum secretary treasurer and 8 Hays attorney. R H Holtzman of Ely Nevada named agent for Nevada service. Capital stock listed at 250000. Plan to build an electric railway from Twin Falls to Wells Nevada and other Twin Falls tract points.
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Twin Falls
In‘corporation
Idaho and
Nevada
Idaho-Nevada Southern Railway Company
H. J. Hollister
J. B. Perrine
R. M. McCollum
8. Hays
C. B. Hurtt
R. H. Holtzman
Ely
Wells
Jolly Jack Neve Takes Over Local Ball Club
Idaho Falls Post reports Jack Neve has taken over management of the Sunnylanders after George Edgington steps back. Neve led last season’s Hamburgers to solid form and promises more surprises this year. A lineup is forming and a game with Pocatello may be arranged on the local grounds for next Sunday.
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Idaho Falls Post
Jack Neve
George Edgington
Jack
Sunnylanders
Pocatello
Trolley Smashup Kills Two in Philadelphia
A street car on a steep Chestnut Hill hill plunged backward after cresting a hill last night, colliding with a following car and causing a chain crash that involved six cars. Two people died instantly and over forty were injured as passengers sustained various injuries.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill Park
Quayle Elected Bishop on Tenth Ballot at Conference
Rev. William A. Quayle of Chicago was elected bishop on the tenth ballot at the Methodist General Conference held in Baltimore. After further balloting, no election occurred on the eleventh ballot.
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Baltimore
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Burglarized Box Car Case Opens May Term in Bannock
The state brings three Austrian defendants Older San Supeick and Mike Balywiek to trial for breaking into a freight car at McCammon and stealing about 12 bars of soap. The jury includes T J Hopkins James T Henderson Lo Avery and others. Proceedings before Judge Alfried Budge with County Attorney Gray and C A Boyd leading the prosecution and W H L Witty defending the trio. The case follows their May 13 arraignment and jail transfer. The next docket item: George Slingerland and others tax case from Police Judge Kane's court.
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District Court
Bannock County
Alfired Budge
Older
San Supeick
Mike Balywiek
George J. Gray
Burgary
T. J. Hopkins
James T. Henderson
Lo Avery
Charles Sorenson
W. D. Baird
Neils Hogan
J. C. Pearson CU. H. Rose
Blt. Rowe
Henry McCulloch
George W. Smith
W. € Underwood
Oller
Kay
C. A. Boyd
W. HL. Witty
McCammon
Justice of the Peace
Masonheimer
George Slingerland
Kane
Fought Neighbor Financed Fine for Battery Case
Milton Quinn, a farmer near Mc Cammon, was arraigned before Justice J. M. Masonheimer on a battery charge filed by George Goodluough. Quinn pleaded guilty and paid a $15 fine plus costs after a fist fight at the Goodenough ranch over money matters. deputy McGarvey arrested him and he was held at the county jail before returning home.
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Milton Quinn
McCammon
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Masonheimer
George Goodluough
Quinn
Goodenough Ranch
McGarvey
Rancher Files Insanity Complaint Against Neighbor
J Avery of Dempsey filed a complaint with Probate Judge Johnston charging Mrs Lars Benson with insanity. A warrant for her arrest was issued and will be served soon. Benson is widow of Lars Benson, a well known Dempsey rancher, and is reported to be in a violent dangerous condition.
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J. Avery
Dempsey
Johnston
Lars Benson
Southwestern coal operators and miners sign two year work scale
Representatives of the southwestern coal operators and miners met in Kansas City and signed a two year working scale governing mine conditions. The terms mirror last year and the agreement sends about 35,000 coal miners in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas back to work.
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Kansas City
Southwestern
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Priest Stabbed After Service In Salisbury
Rev. Joseph F. Lubely was stabbed after church services in Salisbury Missouri by Joseph Schutte. He was taken to St. Mary’s infirmary in St. Louis where doctors report he is resting comfortably though guarded for possible complications. The incident occurred yesterday and Lubely is expected to recover.
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St. Louis
Joseph FP. Lubely
Joseph Schutte
Salisbury
St. Mary’s Infirmary
Polson Family Visit Moves From Plain City to Idaho Falls
Louis Polson of Plain City Utah arrived in the city yesterday and will stay a few days with friends. He plans to then travel to Idaho Falls to visit his brother Charles Polson for some time.
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Louis Polson
Plain City
Utah
Idaho Falls
Charles Polson
Showdown for Pennant in Twilight League clash
The Y M C A faces the Shopmen at the east side grounds in a pivotal Twilight League game with the chance to tie the lead and set up a decisive rematch tomorrow. Rainey may start for the Academy, while Lee Harper Walker of the Y M C A predicts the Academy’s setback. Both games are advertised as strong contenders for the pennant.
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East Side
Y. M.C. A. Joys
Pocatello
Shopmen
Husky Academicians
Rainey
Academy
Lee Harper Walker
Crack billiard star exhibits in Pocatello
Arthur Kreshel, renowned Pacific coast billiard expert, arrives in Pocatello for two to three days and plans an exhibition at Cave billiard hall near the Fair store on Tuesday. He invites local players to challenge him and will perform fancy shots while offering to play 15 or no count.
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Arthur Kreshel
Pacific Coast
Pocatello
Cave
Fair Store
Kreshel
Salt Lake Death of Pocatello Hostler Daniel McLaughlin
Daniel McLaughlin long time hostler at the Short Line round house in Pocatello died in L D hospital Salt Lake City last Friday from kidney trouble and was buried yesterday His relatives James Foley and John Foley of this city attended the funeral in Salt Lake City.
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Daniel McLaughlin
Short Line Roundhouse
Pocatello
L. D
Salt Lake
James
John Foley
Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office May 23 1908
Unclaimed letters listed for the week ending May 23 1908 at Pocatello Idaho. Gents and ladies names appear with two weeks before dead letter. callers should give the advertised date. Packages include Walter C Brewer H R Butz Walter Hogan and FRANCIS BALL P M.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Dayton V. Arelbold
W. J. Bowren
Benham
Robert Croft
H. F. Duell
W. I. Dobell
John Hoopes
A. B. Jensen
J. H. Jones
Eal B. Lee
James Morris
John H. Morgan
Chas
McQueen
Colds That Hang On Provoke Need for Foley’s Honey and Tar
Colds that linger in spring deplete the system and exhaust the nerves, paving the way for illness. Take Foley's Honey and Tar to stop the cough and expel the cold. Temple Pharmacy advertises it as safe and certain in results.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Lost Knights Templar Charm Recovered Reward Offered
A Knights Templar charm went missing and is sought by D. W. Church. A reward is offered upon its return. contact details are not listed in the fragment.
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Knights Templar
D. W. Church
Brakeman Seriously Injured On Circus Train In Twin Falls
Frank Robertson a brakeman from 745 North Hayes avenue was badly injured while uncoupling two cars on the Sells Floto circus train at Twin Falls. He was pushed across the hips, received internal injuries, and was taken to his home where Division Surgeon W A Wright treated him. He is expected to recover but remains in bad shape.
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Magic City
Twin Falls
Frank Robertson
North Hayes Avenue
Pocatello
Decoration Day Observance Plans in Pocatello May 30
G A R veterans organize Decoration Day events in Pocatello on May 30 led by Chairman Hon. James H. Brady. The program includes invocation by Rev. Mullen, chorus by 200 public school children, recitations Our Hero Dead Bennie's Reprieve, and songs such as The Battle Hymn of the Republic and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Pocatello
James H. Brady
Mullen
Quartette
Yves Ferguson
Romo
Fassie Sainins
Twilight leaguers defeat Pocatello nines in fastball clash
Yesterday afternoon at the east side grounds two picked teams from the Pocatello and Twilight leagues staged a fine exhibition. The Twilight leaguers won 8 to 1 as Rainey and Carmack pitched well with Carmack hailed as a promising youngster.
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East Side Grounds
East Side
Gate City
Pocatello League
Carmack
Twilighters
Wil
Rainey
Mrs. Carrie Coederstrom Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs. Carrie Coederstrom daughter of A W Jones of this city departed last night for Los Angeles to join her husband who is a barber and located there.
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Carrie Coederstrom
A. W. Jones
Los Angeles
Public cinema announces Edison phonograph and projector debut
Announcement proclaims installation of Edison phonograph and movie projector in the northwest cinema with a top piano player and renowned singer. The theatre pledges professional presentation and refunds dissatisfied patrons. Located in the Tupper block at 115 South First Avenue, formerly Gem Theatre.
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Northwest
Tupper Block
Ocenaied
Gem Theatre
South
First Avenue
Trinity Guild Sale and Dinner in Trinity Hall
Trinity guild will hold a sale of fancy and useful articles from 2 30 to 5 p m at Trinity hall on Wednesday Real old fashioned New England dinner from 5 to 8 for 25 cents
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Trinity Guild
Trinity Hall
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad
An 25 cent advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with a claim to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Wonderland of Irrigation Draws Idaho Enthusiasm
Chicago lecturer Mrs. Marian A. White tours the Twin Falls area praising Idaho and the Twin Falls country. She recalls her 1904 05 west tours and extols irrigation prospects, mountain scenery, tidy homes, improved streets, and new public library and hospital buildings.
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Marian A. White
Chicago
Pocatello
Twin Malls
Twin Falls
Horace Greeley
Idaho
Anna Gould to Wed Prince Helie de Sagan in France
M C achard attorney for Mme Anna Gould denies secret Hoboken marriage. Wedding will occur soon with civil and Protestant religious rites under separation of property. After marriage they will reside in France as Count Boni de Castellane seeks custody of Castellane children.
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Paris
M. Cachard
Mme
Anna Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
America
Gould
France
Count Boni de Castellane
Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We the undersigned thank friends and neighbors for aid during bereavement illness and burial of our daughter sister and wife. We extend appreciation for floral offerings and acts of kindness and heartfelt support. John Ellis and Family. TD: HUTH
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John Ellis
Huth
Trinity Ladies Sale and Supper Planned
The Trinity ladies will hold an annual sale and supper on Wednesday and Thursday, May 27 and 28 in Trinity hall. Useful and fancy articles for sale and a menu featuring cold meats salads baked beans brown bread pies and coffee for 25 cents each evening. Everyone welcome.
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Trinity Build
Trinity Hall
Reward Offered for Theft of Power Equipment in Idaho
The Idaho Consolidated Power Co. offers a five dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of breaking lamps globes insulators or other property of the company. By W. F. Murphy General Manager.
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Idaho Consolidated Power Co
Idaho Consolidated Power Company
W. F. Murphy
For Sale Gentle Milking Cow at 355 N 15th Avenue
A nice gentle milch cow is offered for sale at 355 North 15th Avenue. The ad provides a simple local listing with no additional details on price or contact.
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15Th Avenue
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