Rousing Republican Rally in Pocatello at McNichols hall
A large audience heard Idaho Republicans Burton L. French D. C. McDougall and L. H. Sweetser at McNichols hall in Pocatello. Sweetser urged progress under the party and recalled Idaho's growth from a depot era, while McDougall touted Carey Act land grants and state reclamation. French mocked Bryan’s ownership plan and defended Republican governance.
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Pocatello
McNichols & Wright Hall
Burton L. French
D. C. McDougall
L. H. Sweetser
Ed L. Holzheimer
Gate City Band
W. A. Samms
West Center Street
Holzheimer
Burley
Idaho
Sweetser
Pacific Hotel
Snake River
Mr. Sweetser
Party of Progress
United States
Heyburn
James H. Brady
Southeast
McDougall
Malad Valley
Republican Party
Congress
Land Board
Gemtate
Chicago Nationals Win the World's Championship Statement
Detroit, Oct 14. Local interest in the world championship baseball contest between the Detroit American league team and the Chicago Nationals waned as Bennet Park opened. Donovan and Overall pitched for Detroit and Chicago respectively. Detroit’s Donovan and Schmidt faced Chicago’s Overall and Kling with Mullin slated for tomorrow.
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Chicago Nationals
Detroit
Bennet Park
Donovan
Ruelbaeh
Owe Donovan
Jennings
Hugpetrasts
Mullin
Schmidt
Chicago
Kling
Loeb Affirms Keefe Told Exact Truth About Immigrant Office Promise
Secretary Loeb denied a White House pledge to appoint Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit as commissioner general of immigration. Keefe had said he declared for Taft against Gompers anti prohibition efforts and Loeb stated Keefe’s denial was absolutely correct.
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Washington
White House
Loeb
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
International Association of Longshoremen
Keefe
Taft
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Missionary Convention in New Orleans Addresses Relief and Temperance
The International Missionary convention of the Churches of Christ debated ministerial relief church extension and temperance in New Orleans on October 14. Rev Vernon Stauffer of Angola Indiana urged stronger care for ministers.
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New Orleans
International Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ
Vernon Stauffer
Angola
Indiana
Piano Contest Encourages Advance Voters
The contest advances with a plea to vote without payment, urging supporters to prepay for groceries and clothing within 90 days to back contestants. The message stresses mutual reliance and warns against fleeing when contestants appear.
WIFE DESERTER TO ILL 10 JOURNEY
St. Louis reports Colonel William F. Tucker, assistant paymaster general, did not renew his trip to Hot Springs Arkansas after his arrest on a wife abandonment charge. Doctor Behrens said his condition was not grave but a removal attempt could be fatal. Attempts to obtain a statement from Tucker about his wife and mother-in-law Mrs John A Logan failed.
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St. Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
William F. Tucker
United States Army
Decatur
Ills
Tucker
Southern Hotel
Behrens
John A. Logan
Taft Special Derailed Near Cadiz
Cadiz Ohio October 14 Judge Tafts special train derailed on a spur from the Pennsylvania line en route to this place. One tender left the track while climbing a steep grade the tender bumped for two car lengths before stopping. An embankment ten to twenty feet high loomed beside the track raising danger of a plunge.
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Cadiz
Taft
Pennsylvania Railway
Cadiz Donation
Conflicting Powers Agree on Balkan Conference Plan
Jaffa Palestine reports a mob attack on the Austrian post office over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Smyrna hosts six British warships to deter unrest in the Levant while Constantinople announces an international conference plan without Austro Hungary. Germany backs limited scope.
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Austro- Hungary
Germany
Jaffa
Palestine
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Smyrna
Asiatic
Turkey
Malta
Prince Louis of Battenbere
Rhodes
Levant
Constantinople
Austro-Hungary
Balkan
Beemer Takes Griffin to Boise After Federal Robbery Conviction
Deputy Marshal Ras Beemer transported Joseph Griffin to Boise following Griffin’s conviction for the Marysville post office robbery. Judge Dietrich sentenced Griffin to six months in the state penitentiary. Thomas Hines received 90 days in the county jail for selling liquor to an Indian.
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United States
Ras Beemer
Boise
Joseph Griffin
Marysville
Dietrich
Thomas Hines
Faulkner and Wakeley Wed in Poca Parlor Ceremony
Roy E. Faulkner of Ross Fork and Miss Maggie Wakeley were married in the Poca Tello house parlors this morning by Bishop M. A. Hendricks. The bride, sister of Mrs. W. H. Hillman of Downey, is a daughter of George Wakeley. Mrs. Hillman and her children attended the ceremony.
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Roy E. Faulkner
Ross Fork
Maggie Wakeley
Pocatello House
M. A. Hendricks
W. H. Hillman
Downey
George Wakeley
Socialist candidates address Eagle hall audience
Mr Untermann Idaho governor candidate and Mr Barton Socialist congressional nominee spoke at Eagle hall last night. Untermann presented a distinctive point of view and claimed he is not radical compared with the usual Socialist outlook.
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Untermann
Idaho
Barton
Congress
Eagle Hall
Fleischer Named Postmaster at Arco
Word from Washington D C says Otto B Fleischer is appointed postmaster at Arco to succeed C J Schafer who has resigned.
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Arco
Washington, D. C
Otto B. Fleischer
C. J. Schafer
Clover Creek Cattle Man Visited Gate City on Omaha Trip
J. M. Rademacher, a Clover Creek and Ketchum cattle man, spent last evening in Gate City returning from a business trip to the Omaha markets. He was guest of his friend Dr. William Cureton, the local dentist.
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State Land Board
James H. Brady
Brady
McDougall
Congressman French
J. M. Rademacher
Clover Creek
Gate City
Omaha
William Cureton
Rexburg man meets father in Gate City visit
Dr. F. L. Rich of Rexburg, a Short Line railroad musician, travels to Gate City to see his father Ben Rich of Salt Lake arriving tonight. D. P. Rich of Boise, penitentiary guard, also in the city to meet Ben, who is his brother.
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F. L. Rich
Rexburg
Gate City
Ben Rich
Salt Lake
D. P. Rich
Boise
State Penitentiary
Cattle Stealing Trial Set Next Monday in Bannock County
An adjourned session of the district court for Bannock county will convene in this city next Monday morning for a trial of the cattle stealing cases against Stangle and Fry and for consideration of a long list of civil cases.
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District Court
Bannock County
Stangle
Fry
Henry Huston Draws 40 Acre Lot at King Hill Land Draw
Henry Huston of this city secured a 40 acre tract at the King Hill land drawing, listed among the lucky participants. The drawing awarded prime parcels to settlers, with Huston among the success stories in the land lottery.
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Henry Huston
King Hill
Bomb Thrown at New York Taxicab Depot
A bomb exploded in a Midtown street enclosure on Kilhth Avenue near S6th to S7th streets where New York Taxicab company vehicles were kept. Police contained crowds as the blast damaged a garbage tank and nearby buildings. Striking chauffeurs claim no involvement. company says it was an intentional act to destroy property while strikers suggest it may be an accidental gasoline explosion.
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New York
Oet
Kiehth Avenue
S6th
S7th
Wreck near Salt Lake claims engineer and missing man
Eastbound freight 62 and a special westbound freight collided head on near Oliver switch twenty miles south of Salt Lake City. Engineer McAleer of Salt Lake City was killed. Engineer Loftus is missing and believed trapped under his overturned engine. Fireman Thomas of the special freight was severely bruised. The wreck blocks the line but traffic continues on the Salt Lake route.
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McAleer
Salt Lake
Loftus
Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande
Oliver Switch
Thomas
Miss Marie Garbett Heads West for Visit
Miss Marie Garbett departed this morning on No 8 to Salt Lake City to visit relatives and friends. She expects to be away for two or three weeks.
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Marie Garbett
Salt Lake City
The Cat and the Fiddle heads to the Auditorium
Theatregoers will see the Broadway musical hit at the Auditorium on Wednesday night October 14. The show is praised by eastern critics as a top musical comedy with a big cast including the Elmore Sisters and Charles A. Sellon. Songs include Lota from South Dakota Rosy Dreams Modesting Restrains Me From Adding Any More The Date Tree The Mermaids Won’t You Take a Ride With Me and about twenty more.
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Elmore Sisters
Charles A. Sellon
Lota
South Dakota
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