U S Prepares Warships for Nicaragua Mission
Washington reports expect quick action by the State Department on the Nicaraguan affair with troopship Prairie possibly sailing from Philadelphia. Four hundred marines ready for transport and other ships may be dispatched. Meanwhile Costa Rica notes a movement of Salvadoran troops and Nicaraguans led by General Prudencio Alfaro as Castillo Viejo changes hands.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Prairie
Philadelphia Navy Yard
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Prudencio Alfaro
Castillo Viejo
San Jose
Salvador
Central America
Major Boynton on Road to Recovery
Port Huron Michigan November 23 Congratulatory letters and telegrams pour in for Major N S Boynton patriarch of the Maccabees once near death now on the slow road to recovery Born Port Huron June 23 1837 he rose from private to major in the 8th Michigan Cavalry notable for trapping General Morgan He later served in the Michigan legislature and as Port Huron mayor His life work founded four fraternal beneficiary societies with over 700000 members and about 655000000 in protections distributed to widows and beneficiaries He helped organize the National Fraternal Congress serving as president and on key committees.
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Port Huron
Mich
N. S. Boynton
The
Maccabees
Major Boynton
Waukegan
Ill
Cincinnati
8Th Michigan Cavalry
Morgan
Boynton
Michigan
Maccabee Societies
National Fraternal
Arrests in Walla Walla Over Fraudulent Ticket Resale
Harry C. Larabee a Northern Pacific ticket agent here was arrested for reselling tickets without records. A warrant was issued for conductor John C. Young of Spokane who is linked to the scheme. investigators say tickets were never punched and circulated for repeated use.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Harry C. Larabee
Northern Pacific
John C. Young
Spokane
Young
Larabee
Kochenderfer
Snake River
Sheriff’s Office
Astor Yacht Nourmabl Reaches San Juan Safe
Col. John Jacob Astor's steam yacht Nourmabl arrived at San Juan from Mayaguez on Sunday November 14 and remained there November 17. All aboard were well and the party planned to depart soon for Ponce.
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Astor Yacht Safe
New York
John Jacob Astor
Nourmabl
San Juan
Mayaguez
Ponce
Congressman David De Armond Dies in Butler Fire
State report says Representative David A De Armond and his grandson Waddie De Armond perished in a Butler Missouri blaze that destroyed the De Armond home. Wife Mrs De Armond and daughter Mrs Hattie Clark escaped with a servant as neighbors pulled James De Armond from the street. Unknown origin of the fire.
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Kansas City
David A. de Armond
Congress
Waddie de Armond
de Armond
Butler
Hattie Clark
James de Armond
Pierce to Stand Trial for Perjury in Waters-Pierce Case
Oil magnate Henry Clay Pierce, former head of Waters-Pierce Oil, will face trial in Austin next week on perjury charges alleging his company had ties to Standard Oil and conspired to restrain trade. District Attorney James R. Hamilton and special counsel Judge W. P. McLean oversee the case after a long extradition fight. The judge noted Pierce’s three-year legal battle as a notable contest in American court history.
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Austin
Texas
Henry Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
James R. Hamilton
W. P. McLean
Fort Worth
Campbell
Court Annals of America
Travis County
Pierce
New York
Federal Circuit Court
Priest
Supreme Court
Adams
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Rescue Blocked in Cherry Mine
Fire in the second gallery at the St. Paul mine caused heavy cave-ins blocking east side rescue efforts. The badly blocked passage may delay entry for many days and risk starving survivors. One of the twenty rescued on Saturday died today.
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Cherry
St. Paul
Supreme Court Affirms Extradition in Pierce Case
The high court on June 1 affirmed extradition to Texas based on a Missouri suit against Standard Oil. Pierce testified in St Louis that Waters-Pierce earned 600 to 700 percent yearly profits and that a 1900 transfer to Standard Oil concealed ownership. He previously swore Waters-Pierce was unaffiliated with Standard, risking perjury or false swearing under Texas law penalties.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court
Pierce
Texas
St. Louis
Hadley
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Commonwealth
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil
Waters-Pierce Company
Standard
What Market. Chicago Wheat Closing Price Report
Chicago markets show December wheat closing at 1.08 and three quarters cents per bushel as trade details remain limited in the early session.
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Chicago
Black Hand Bomb Destroys Danville Fruit and Wine House
A dynamite blast under the fruit and wine house of Joseph Mascari in Danville destroyed five buildings and caused about fifty thousand dollars in damages. Mascari accuses members of the Black Hand society. the blast woke downtown residents and resembled an earthquake.
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Danville
Joseph Mascari
Mascari
Black Hand Society
Famous Painting in Chains in Bologna
Rome reports that the Rafael painting Saint Cecilia in Bologna's Pinacoteca was sealed in a heavy frame and chained to the wall ring. The gallery director cited a prolific forger who has been copying the work for forty years, making a near perfect replica hard to distinguish from the original.
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Rome
Bologna
Rafael
Woman Injured In Stair Fall At Idaho Independent
Mrs. N P Nielson wife of a North Main street department store man slipped on stairs descending from the Idaho Independent Telephone offices and fractured the bones of her right arm. She was removed to her home on South Garfield avenue and Dr C B Steely was summoned. The injury is painful but not serious.
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Idaho Independent Telephone Company
N. P. Nielson
North Main Street
South Garfield Avenue
C. B. Steely
Orpheum Changes Program to Night Showings
The Orpheum announces a full revision of its schedule with five dramas and three comedies. Selig's latest film On the Border will be shown, following audiences who saw Up San Juan Hill. The house proclaims the motto of the latest and best films, and the longest show in town.
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Selig
San Juan Hill
I. Gridiron
City of Pocatello Warrants Call Notice
City treasurer Pauline E Bryan announces payment of current expense warrants numbers 1550 through 1569 dated Sept 2 1909 and 1570 through 1585 dated Sept 17 1909. Warrants will be paid at Bannock National Bank with interest to date of call. Dated Nov 18 1909.
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Bannock National Bank
Pauline E. Bryan
Turkeys 25 Cents Per Pound At Zweigart Bros
Turkeys priced at 25 cents per pound advertised by Zweigart Bros with contact phone number 238 for customers seeking holiday poultry. Local shoppers urged to place orders and pick up at the store.
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Zweigart Bros
Switchman Confesses in Box Car Burglary Case and Rape Charge
In district court Bernard Morgan a Short Line switchman pleaded guilty to receiving stolen cigars tied to the Barne eyebar burglar case with trial set for November 29. William J. Stephens, the barber, faces rape charges after earlier preliminary hearings. Walter Smith lacks counsel and seeks help from friends as attorneys withdraw. A divorce case between Bernard and Lillie Madson is granted amid infidelity accusations. An Idaho Scholastic League showdown between Payette High and the Academy of Idaho previews Thanksgiving, with a pennant on the line and a crowded stadium slated.
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Bernard Morgan
Budge
Morgan
H. R. Barneybeck
Stephens
George E. Gray
William J. Stephens
W. H. Witty
A. Johnston
Smith
Walter Smith
E. J. Storey
Richelieu Club
Bernard Madson
Lillie Madson
Price
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Academy of Idaho
Payette High School
Idaho
Payette
Academy
Twin Falls
Pocatello High
Blackfoot
Albion Normal
Weiser
Boise
Ontario
A. of 1
Crocker Dying In New York At Fifth Avenue Home
George Crocker the California millionaire and son of Charles Crocker is dying at his Fifth Avenue home after a long battle with an incurable disease. The family remains at the bedside as his condition worsens.
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New York
George Crocker
California
Charles C. Crocker
Fifth Avenue
Masons Meet Tonight for EB A Degree
Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M will convene at the temple tonight to confer the EB A degree. Members are called to attend and participate in the ceremony and related rituals.
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Portneuf Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Temple
Meeting at Buhl for May 1910 Eastern Idaho Press Club
The Eastern Idaho Press club chose Buhl Idaho as the May 1910 meeting site after yesterday's session. Editors will tour Thousand Springs or Riverside and likely enjoy a banquet with a big feed, traveling by a specially chartered Pullman car arranged by Secretary J W Jones of Rigby.
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Eastern Idaho Press Club
Buhl Commercial Club
Hughes
Buhl Pioneer
Thousand Springs
Snake River
Riverside
Buhl
J. W. Jones
Rigby
Heyburn Post Office Safe Carried Off by Robbers
Two men robbed the Heyburn post office Saturday night loading the safe onto a railroad truck. The safe was opened at the baseball grounds and $800 to $1000 in cash and stamps were taken. The thieves fled and the crime was found Sunday morning. Inspector Nelson of Boise was notified and two suspects arrested at Minidoka were released for lack of evidence.
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Heyburn
Baseball Grounds
Nelson
Boise
Minidoka
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Victor Grayson
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Barcelona
Grayson
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Orpheum
City OF Pocatello
Payette and Pocatello
Academy Field
Academy of Idaho Bantams
Switchman
B. Morgan
Barneybeck
John Junkune
Johan Vanden Akker
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Albion
Crocker
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