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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

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Detroit Tigers Capture American League Flag in Exciting Finish

Chicago, Oct 7 The Detroit Tigers clinched the American League pennant by defeating Chicago 9 to 7 in a near record race. The battle among Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago stretched to today with St Louis knocking Cleveland out, leaving Detroit and Chicago to contend. In the National League the pennant remains undecided with potential playoffs and ties among Pittsburgh Chicago and New York contingent on today’s results at the Polo Grounds.

Detroit Tigers Chicago Pittsburg Detroit Cleveland St. Louis New York Boston Board of Directors Polo Grounds McGraw Brush

Imperial Proclamation Announces Annexation Demand

The Turkish Council of Ministers calls on foreign powers for aid in enforcing annexation claims. The proclamation posted at Sarayevno declares imperial authority and seeks international support to advance territorial changes.

Sarayevno

Servia protests Austro-Hungarian seizures of Bosnia

Belgrade government sends an energetic note to the signatories of the Berlin treaty criticizing Austria Hungary for seizing occupied Bosnia and Herzegovina. Officials say the move could prove fatal to Servia’s future.

Belgrade Servia Berlin Austro - Hungary Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ottoman Council Protests Austrian Annexation Move

Constantinople authorities say the Council of Ministers protests Austria-Hungary annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina. Tewfik Pasha notes prior protest of Bulgaria’s independence and calls for a conference of treaty signatories. Turkish military prep reports denied.

Constantinople Council of Ministers Bosnia and Herzegovina Austria-Hungary Tewfik Pasha Council of State Bulgaria Berlin

Imperial Proclamation on Bosnia Annexation Declared

Imperial proclamation posted in Sarajevno announcing Austria Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mixed reception reported with Servian malcontents quiet and troops confined in barracks to quell disturbances. In Crete, news from Canea notes Bulgaria independence and Bosnia annexation developments.

Sarajevno Bosnia Bosnia and Herzegovina Austro- Hungary Canea Crete Bventa Europe Bulgaria

Conference Marriages in Salt Lake Area Settlements

The article lists Idaho couples wed during the Mormon conference time in Zion city. Names include Daniel A. Stowell and Elva Kerr. Joseph F. Jensen and Bertha L. Yancey. James H. Yancey and Effie Cobbley. James J. Stewart and Mary E. Church. Walter R. Funk and Ellen A. Draper. William J. Holland and Annie G. Gregory. Emma Lanz. Morgan Evans and Mary Coffin. Bert C. Bullock and Ella L. Casey. Elmo Webster and Lavina Walker. Anthony Jorgenson and Margaret Nielson.

Salt Lake Idaho Zion Daniel A. Stowell Pocatello Elva Kerr Lewiston Joseph F. Jensen Bertha L. Yancey Blackfoot James H. Yancey Effie Cobbley James J. Stewart Menard Mary E. Church Panguiteh Utah Walter R. Funk Ellen A. Draper Hinckley William J. Holland Bancroft Annie G. Gregory Sugar City Emma Lanz Morgan Evans Oneida Mary Coffin Downey Bert C. Bullock Caldwell Ella L. Casey Parma Elmo Webster Lavina Walker Rexburg Anthony Jorgenson Margaret Nielson

Roosevelt declines to stump for Taft

President Roosevelt told Senator Hemenway he will not campaign publicly for Taft. He said he had received many requests to stump but decided not to accede to them.

Washington Roosevelt Hemenway Taft

Republican County Headquarters Opened In Dietrich Block

Republican county headquarters opened today in two rooms of the Dietrich block next to Cray Boyd's law offices. County Chairman Hayes invites Republicans to use the suite with Thomas Hall and W N McCarty overseeing. Hayes predicts a brilliant next month vote and a record majority for the Republican ticket.

Dietrich Block Cray & Boyd Hayes Thomas Halll W. N. McCarty

Cretans Prepare Coup in Favor of Union with Greece

Reported by observers in Crete, Cretan factions are reportedly planning a coup d etat to push for union with Greece with events expected imminently.

Crete Proclaims Union With Greece

Dispatches from Canea say Crete’s people have proclaimed the island united with Greece as of now. The move follows regional calls for self rule and aligns Crete with the Hellenic Kingdom in the wake of ongoing political changes.

Athens Canea Crete Greece

Wheat Market Report from Chicago on Dec Wheat

Chicago on October 7 closes December wheat at ninety nine and a quarter.

Chicago

Congressmen to speak in Idaho rallies tilt to Brady bid

Idaho congressman Hon. Burton L. French and Republican nominee D. C. McDougall tour cities from Oct 8 to Oct 16. They campaign in Gooding Shelley Blackfoot McCammon Malad Preston Pocatello Rexburg Idaho Falls and Weiser with Eagle band present at McNichols Wright hall in Pocatello. Brady joins Boise on Oct 16 at Pinney Theatre.

Burton L. French Idaho Pocatello D. C. McDougall Gooding Shelley Blackfoot McCammon Malad Preston Rexburg Idaho Falls Weiser Eagle Band McNichols & Wright Hall Boise James H. Brady New Pinney Theatre Brady North Cleare Walter H. Cleare State Committee Southwest Eagle, Star Meridian Ada County Colonel Hamer

Three Indians Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Ross Fork Case

Three Bannock Indians Daniel Broncho Weaver Drink and Stanton Gibson were indicted on charges tied to alleged assaults on two 13 year old Indian girls from Ross Fork mission school. Broncho and Gibson were arraigned and await plea. Drink to be arraigned tomorrow with counsel appointed. Concurrent liquor sale and Blackfoot reserve site cases were discussed with a jury panel of twelve selected for the Hogan case. The government contends land values differ, with a trial set to span four similar cases over about a week.

Grand Jury United States District Court Daniel Broncho Weaver Drink Stanton Gibson Ross Fork Broncho Gibson Dietrich H. V. A. Ferguson W. H. Witty Blackfoot Reservoir United States Lia H. Hogan Benjamin Ritchie John Clinger H. C. Hegsted Myers Cohn William A. White M. J. Wright M. Muir N. A. Hateh L. M. Hopson Joseph Brown David Armstrong William D. Yager Lingenfelter T. L. Martin Boise

Borah Leads Campaign Trail Through West and Midwest

United States Senator W. E. Borah passed through Pocatello on route to Colorado and planned to reach Grand Junction for tonight. He will speak in Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana, and New York before returning to Idaho to support the legislative ticket in Latah and Nez Perce counties. He praised Brady’s campaign and candid statements.

United States W. E. Borah Pocatello Colorado Salt Lake Grand Junction Col Kansas Nebraska Illinois Indiana New York Mie Idaho Latah Nez Perce Brady North

Mexican Shoplifter Is Fined Ninety Dollars

Chief of Police John Ellis acted as lawyer in police court for a Mexican suspect accused of stealing shoes and corduroy trousers from Eldredge Mercantile three weeks earlier. The defendant pleaded not guilty but admitted guilt on cross examination. He was fined ninety dollars by Police Judge Kane and faces sixty days in jail if the fine is unpaid.

John Ellis Eldredge Mercantile Company Chief Ellis Kane

Democratic Speaker Joe Pence to Address Boise Rally

Hon. Joe Pence of Boise, a campaign orator for southeastern counties, will deliver an address at McNichols Wright hall tomorrow night.

Joe Pence Boise McNichols & Wright Hall

Democratic rally in Gooding supports Idaho industries

Congressman Burton L. French and Republican nominee D. C. McDougall spoke in Gooding praising the state’s leadership and tariff protection. French warned against Democratic policies harming sheep raising, lead mining, and beet sugar, while praising Governor Gooding and urging support for Brady and direct primary law.

French Brady North Burton L. French Shelley D. C Governor Gooding Idaho Charles T. Manning Congressman French Tribune Gooding Mr. Brady

Land Opening at King Hill Friday

A special rain consisting of a baggage car day coach and three tourist sleepers will pass through Pocatello tonight from the east to King Hill where a Carey Act land opening occurs Friday. Many Pocatello residents will travel tomorrow morning to participate in the land drawing.

Pocatello King Hill

Captain J Clayton Erb Shot by Sister in Law Near Philadelphia

Captain J Clayton Erb longtime confidant of Israel Durham was shot and killed at his country homeRed Gables near Philadelphia by his sister in law Mrs Katherine Beisel during a domestic dispute She claimed self defense as Erb allegedly attacked her wife Mrs W G Rothermel and her life was threatened The 52 year old officer had married two years earlier following a divorce reveal horse riding fox hunting circles and Delaware county ties

Philadelphia Here J. Clayton Erb Israel W. Durham Republican Organization Erb Katherine Beisel Red Gables Bei W. G. Rothermelat Delaware County

Dr Meeker Visits Pocatello on Business

Dr. Meeker of Soda Springs traveled to Pocatello yesterday on a business visit, meeting local associates and reviewing prospects for regional commerce.

Dr. Meeker Soda Springs Pocatello

Trans-Mississippi Congress hears rail links to progress

Traffic director J C Stubbs of the Harriman lines spoke on transportation at the Trans-Mississippi Commercial congress in San Francisco. Other speakers included Dr Benjamin Ide Wheeler Governor Cutler of Utah and Attorney General Dickson of Colorado. Governor Cutler lauded Roosevelt on natural resources conservation and urged protection of public lands.

San Francisco Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress J. C. Stubbs Harriman Railroads Stubbs E. H. Harriman Trans-Mississippi Congress Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California Fred W. Fleming Kansas City Governor Cutler Utah Cutler Roosevelt Dickson Colorado

Mack Not Ill Says Democratic Leader

Chicago October 7 Chairman Mack of the Democratic National Committee denied reports of a nervous collapse saying he never felt better in his life and was on duty as usual today.

Chicago Mack Democratic National Committee Tle

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Austro-Hungary Salt Lake City Republican R. J. Hayes Wheat Market Federal Grand Jury Senator Borah Gem State Harriman Lines Gov. Cutler
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