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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

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Mack Makes Big Noise In Empire State Campaign

Democratic National Committee Chairman Mack arrives in New York to lead a final push to win the states electoral votes. He predicts Bryan will win by landslide, cites a poll showing Republican losses of at least 25 percent in New York Indiana and Ohio and asserts a sweeping victory.

New York Empire State Mack Democratic National Committee West Bryan United States Indiana Ohio

Battle near Helena leaves four Indians and deputy killed

In Powell County a large clash between a game warden and Indians ends with the deputy Peyton and four Indians dead. The warden attempted to arrest the tribesmen for game law infractions as details remain unclear.

Helena Mont Peyton Powell County

Thrilling trolley wreck on Trost Avenue in Kansas City

Three cars on the Trost avenue line collided at 13th street causing one death and fifteen injuries. An air brake failure on the lead car sent it speeding downhill while two cars behind tried to escape. women leapt from crowded cars as the wreck occurred. Prominent business men were among the passengers.

Kansas City Trost Avenue 13Th Street Tenth Trost

Maine and Alabama finish globe circling voyage

The battleships Maine and Alabama completed a 308 day cruise around the world, totaling 35 000 miles. They entered Portsmouth Harbor to dock and are expected to reach New York Navy Yard tomorrow as part of a historic around the world journey by modern warships.

Portsmouth N. H Maine Globe Portsmouth Harbor Navy Yards Henderson’s Point Alabama New York Navy Yard Hampton Roads Atlantic Battleship Squadron The Horn Pacific

Lundgreen Dies of Cardiac Embolus at 23

Charles Lundgreen age 23 died at his home 427 East Clark street yesterday at 9 10 a.m. from a cardiac embolus. He appeared well Saturday night and even attended a dance. Funeral services are set for this evening at Lindquist parlors at 8 and the body will be shipped to Lund, Utah for burial. He had lived with Mr and Mrs W C Hegstrom at the Clark street address and was a widower.

Charles Lundgreen East Clark Street Lindquist Undertaking Lund Utah W. C. Hegstrom

Forest fires subside in Rogers City area

After three days of battle, Rogers City Michigan reports clear air with no buildings burned. Authorities estimate at least four hundred families are left homeless in Presque Isle and Alpena counties, averaging four to six people per family.

Rogers City Mich Presque Isle Alpena

Chrysanthemum Tulip and Hyacinth Bulbs at Pocatello Nursery

Fine lot of chrysanthemums in all shades available at the Pocatello Floral Conservatory and Nursery. Also tulips and hyacinth bulbs offered. Telephone 358 Black, North Sixteenth Avenue East side. End of display.

Pocatello Floral Conservatory and Nursery Sixteenth Avenue East Side Eod

Democrats Meet In Joint Oxford Debate With Republicans

Democrats and Republicans held a joint meeting in Oxford with speakers from both sides. Robert M. Terrell led the Democrats and faced sharp rebuttals from Noah S. Pond praising George E. Gray. Republican Frank Hunt, George W. Smith, and Tom Edwards impressed attendees with their remarks.

Frost Oxford MR. Terrell Gray Noah Pond J. Frank Hunt George Smith Attorney Gray Frank Hunt George W. Smith Tom Edwards McCammon Ersup John Hopson Rooker

No Doubt of Idaho Election Strength

Clarence Dietrich assistant secretary of the Republican state central committee arrived in Pocatello to report Bannock county will give Brady a 1500 majority and Pocatello will back the Republican ticket. He said Idaho will go Taft with a larger majority than Roosevelt and that eastern papers misstate the state’s political stance.

Clarence , Dietrich Republican State Central Committee Pocatello Boise O'Neil Bannock County Brady Gate City Dietrich Tribune Idaho New York Journal Bryan Taft Roosevelt

Taft Heads West, Then On To Maryland And New York

President Taft plans a multi state swing starting in New Jersey and Delaware with Newark Trenton and Wilmington stops. He aims to conserve his voice and says the campaign program is extensive. Indiana and New York visits follow with Senator Beveridge and Vice President Fairbanks.

Washington Taft New Jersey Delaware Baltimore Newark Trenton Wilmington Maryland West Virginia Cincinnati Indiana Fairbanks Beveridge New York

Controversy Over The Clansman Play Draws Local Attention

Local headlines note mixed Negro reactions to The Clansman at the Auditorium on October 26 as Thomas Dixon defends his histories. Supporters include Governors Gooding of Idaho and Chamberlain of Oregon, with some secrecy about potential protests ahead of elections.

Thomas Dixon South Ku Klux Klan Governe Gooding Idaho Chamberlain Oregon Portland Boise

Prater Studio Opens New Photo Display with Special Offer

A new photo display debuts at Prater Studio, highlighting a special offer. The display appears near Red Cross Pharmacy and invites appointments or inquiries for the promotional package. The feature emphasizes existing services and event timing.

Prater Red Cross Pharmacy

Borah to Speak in Gate City Pocatello Campaign Rally

United States Senator Borah will address voters in Pocatello at Mc Nichols Wright hall on October 23. The visit aims to boost Republican campaigning with the junior senator later scheduled to speak in Rupert or Minidoka, drawing attendees from surrounding towns.

Grator Gate City Rupert Or Minidoka United States Borah Pocatello McNichols & Wright Hall Barney O’niel Boise Hayes Gem State Rupert

Market Report From New York on Metals Prices

New York copper and silver prices drifted in a muted session on October 19 with lead around 4.25 to 4.30 per pound and copper showing 13 to 5g while silver traded at 52. The brief market update notes slow activity and narrow price ranges.

New York

Albion Triumphs Over Blackfoot High In Tight Gridiron Battle

Albion defeats Blackfoot High on their home field in Albion Idaho with a 25 20 halftime split. Keefer and McVicker shine for the visitors while Mabbutt and Hagar star for Albion. Lineup lists Hillman Galoghly Parker Dotson and others with Hunter and Thompson refereeing.

Albion Ida Blackfoot High School Keefer McVicker Mabbutt Hagar Blackfoot Iva Rend Sane Hillman Cd Swives Galoghly Hunter Idaho Thompson Johnson Dotson

Bailey Married to a Montana Girl

George Bailey of this city wed Miss Mayme Hammond of Forsyth Montana last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents ranch near Forsyth The ceremony was by Rev Patterson of the First Presbyterian church in the presence of many friends The groom a proprietor of Book Store Pharmacy has won many friends in the Gate City They are honeymooning at Bozeman and will live here soon

George Bailey Mayme Hammond Forsyth Mont Mra T. KE. Hammond Mr. Patterson First Presbyterian Church Gate City The Tribune Mrs. Bailey Bozeman

Pocatello Brick to Install Aerial Tramway and Kilns

The Pocatello Pressed Brick Co plans an $8000 aerial tramway to move clay to the plant and five modern down draft kilns with a blast heating system to lower costs. A clay conveyor and other improvements will raise output to two and a half million bricks next season. Engineers have prepared surveys and plans. Twenty five thousand shares at 45 cents were offered with a Nov 1 subscription deadline.

Pocatello Pressed Samms and Smith Voelcker Gray & Gray N. Main

Cable Car Runaway Injures Many in San Francisco

A cable car on the Washington and Jackson line brake grip failed and the car sped to the line’s bottom, throwing passengers from outside seats into the street. Three people, Policeman George Francis, Mrs. F. Tait, and J. W. Demerritt, were seriously injured and others were hurt.

San Francisco Washington and Jackson Street George Francis F. Tait J. W. Demerritt

Mobs threaten Austrian consulate at Antivari

Berlin dispatch says Montenegrin crowd threatened the Austrian consulate at Antivari. An Austrian guard ashore from warships exchanged shots with the mob in a desultory skirmish that lasted several hours.

Berlin Vienna Tageblatt Antivari

Academy Teams Triumph In Football And Basketball

Last Saturday the Academy beat Idaho Falls High School and Ricks Academy in football 28 to 0 and girls basketball 21 to 4. Players included Clendenin Miller Burbank and coach Morris. Officials were Rainey Katerndahl Williams and Peek.

No. 9 Idaho Falls High School Ricks Academy Tigers Sunnyland Fellows Academicians Clendenin Burbank Morris Academy Geo, Griffith Guy Clendenin Eugene Miller George Zamboni Roy Houde Dave Reese Earl White Leo Golding Lee Kessinger William Hayes Claude Sweetwood Roland Davidson Roy Burbank Macy Collin del Sullivan Clarence Rainey Katerndahl Idaho Falls Williams Peek No. 8 Rexburg

Wheat Market Closes Higher in Chicago Trade

Chicago October 19 December wheat closed at ninety eight and three eighths to a half, signaling a firm finish as buyers supported futures amid brisk activity in grain pits.

Chicago

Magnificent rise in Bannock County school enrollment

Bannock County schools report 2010 enrollment at 4080, up from 3550 in 1907, a gain of 470 students. Miss Grace Loughran, county superintendent, credits county growth and strong interest in education, noting McCammon and Soda Springs show the largest increases due to shared eight grade exercises drawing students to finish.

Bannock County Grace Loughran McCammon Soda Springs Loughran

Wreck In Kansas City Train Collides With Stock Extra

Wreck near Braddock, 15 miles east of Newton, involved Santa Fe westbound No 17 and a stock extra. Engineer David H. Roberts of the stock train killed. Twenty two passengers on No 17 injured, none seriously. About forty cattle killed. engines badly damaged. Cause attributed to signal disobedience.

Newton Kas Kansas City Hraddock Here David H. Roberts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Battleship Lundgreen Waterloo Robert M. Terrell George E. Gray Terrell Noah 8. Pond Pond Clarence Dietrich Republican State Committee MR. Taft Dixon Metal Market Blackfoot High Parker Blackburn Horton Eee Lowe Serene Eee Meachem Eet Eeenee Gibbs Eee Kiefer Dippel Bailey Montana Hammond Pocatello Pressed Brick Company Husky Academedians Sunnylanders Wheat Market Yellowstone Kansas Berg's
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