Salt Lake Man Plans $10,000 Creamery in Pocatello
W F Jensen of the Salt Lake Jensen Creamery announces intent to build a $10,000 creamery in Pocatello with future expansion. Plans include a central site, broad dairy territorial reach within about 200 miles, and handling butter cheese and various farm produce. The project aims to position Pocatello as a wholesale distributing center in Idaho.
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Salt Lake Man
Pocatello
M. F. Jensen
Gate City
W. F. Jensen
Jensen Creamery Company
Salt Lake
Commercial Club of
Topeka
Kas
Jensen
Pocatello Commercial Club
Tribune
Idaho
C. W. Gray
North Main Street
Mr. Jensen
Pocatello Creamery
Idaho Falls
Marysville
Park
Blackfoot
Mackay
Shoshone
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Hailey
Montpelier
McCammon
Utah State Line
Coal Roads Win Victory In Hepburn Act Challenge
The United States circuit court for the eastern district of Pennsylvania declared the commodities clause of the Hepburn railroad act unconstitutional. After May 1908 railroads could not move coal mined or produced by themselves across state lines, except for items needed to operate as common carriers, with timber exempt. This ruling sent a flurry through Wall Street and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Wall Street reacts to commodities clause ruling on Hepburn act
News from New York reports the commodities clause of the Hepburn act declared unconstitutional sparking lively Wall Street trading. Large blocks of Reading and Central of New Jersey shares, along with other road stocks, moved at higher prices while the rest of the list remained strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Reading
Central of
New Jersey
Two Bannock Indians Arrested On Reservation Rape Charge
Stanton Gibson and Daniel Bron cho, Bannock Indians, were brought from the Ross Fork agency and jailed to await a hearing before U S Commissioner Theodore Turner on a rape charge alleged to have occurred on the reservation.
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Stanton Gibson
Daniel Broncho
Ross Fork
United States
Theodore Turner
Sheriff Quigley Visit Stirs Local Buzz at Boda Matao
Sheriff Dave Quigley toured Boda Matao area this afternoon sparking discussion among residents about security, patrols, and community concerns amid ongoing talks with local authorities.
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Dave Quigley
Boda Po Mata O
Japan to enforce strict economy for credit restoration
Marquis Katsura, Japan's new premier and finance chief, urged rigid economy in an address to the Bankers' Club. He warned permanent revenues fall short of expenditures, loans are hard to obtain, and called for a national halt to rebuild confidence and extend public works over six to eleven years. He sought international cooperation to stabilize global business and peace.
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Tokio
Marquis Katsura
Japan
Bankers’ Club
Case Dismissed in Chicago Theft Case
Chicago police report George W. Fitzgerald freed by Judge Chetlain after the state accused him of stealing 173000 from the United States sub treasury. United States Sub-Treasurer Bolden Weick refused to testify, following federal guidance not to disclose evidence. Case dismissed.
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Chicago
George W. Fitzgerald
United States Sub-Treasury
Chetlain
United States
Boldenweick
Bridges Burning Forces Canadian Trains Around U S Routes
Winnipeg reports that all Canadian Pacific express trains must now travel via the United States, routing from Montreal to Toronto and Toronto to Winnipeg and the Pacific coast. A sequence of fires follows rebuilt wooden bridges, each after restoration.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Express
United States
Montreal
Toronto
Pacific Coast
Notable Arrivals Listed at Ban nock From the West
Among today s arrivals at the Ban nock from the west were Fred Wilkie of Boise and H M Parham of St Anthony.
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the Bannock
Fred, Wilkie
Boise
H. M. Parham
St. Anthony
Athletes Arrive in Portland After London Olympic Games
Dan Kelly Forrest Smithson and Alfred Gilbert three Portland athletes pass through Gate City en route home from London. Since leaving New York they have received receptions along the westward journey and will be met at the depot tonight by local admirers with handshakes. They arrive on No. 7 and transfer to No. 1.
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Dan Kelly
Forrest Smithson
Alfred Gilbert
Portland
Oregon
London
Gate City
New York
No. 7
No. 1
Nelson claims lightweight title by knocking out Joe Gans
In Colma arena San Francisco on September 9 Nelson defeated Joe Gans in the 21st round to claim the lightweight championship. Gans was beaten down and unable to rise before the ten count as Nelson kept the pressure from start to finish. Both fighters bore marks from a brutal exchange.
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Colma Arena
San Francisco
Nelson
Joe Gans
Gans
Anti-Dubois leaders charge opposition with conspiracy
Boise, Idaho. Attorneys for the anti-Dubois state ticket filed an answer to the Dubois faction petition seeking a writ of mandamus in the two democratic ticket contest. The answer accuses Fred T. Dubois W. H. Lockhart C. E. Arney and others of fraudulent conspiracy to seize party control and hand it to the American party. It alleges intimidation and threatened force at the Wallace convention to bar regular delegates. Dubois backers will demur and move to strike portions. hearing set for Friday with a full court present.
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Boise
Idaho
Fred T. Dubois
W. H. Lockhart
C. E. Arney
American Party
Utah
Democratic Party
Dubois
Hastings defends finances as Idaho treasurer faces probe
Governor Gooding ordered a special general examination of the state treasurer's office in Boise. Hastings claimed the accounts are in perfect shape listing cash on hand and deposits across 96 banks totaling 704000 dollars while pledging rewards for any cash errors.
Idaho treasurer under state audit sparked by critic paper zoning
Special and general audit ordered of the Idaho state treasurer's office including cash accounts as State Bank Examiner Chaney and Deputy Keefe begin review amid surprise from Treasurer Hastings. Boise Statesman had attacked Hastings over alleged collection accounts in local banks, stirring controversy around his renomination. An editor letter references $10,000 due October 1 1908 on state bonds and a pledge to donate $100 toward a public defense, seeking the public notice on the money.
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Hastings
Idaho
C. D. Gonslind
Chaney
Fourth Judicial District
Tribune
Boise
Ida
Keefe
Boise Statesman
The
Statesman
Hanover National Bank
New York City
State of Idaho
Republic
City council approves test well site purchase and digging
At a special meeting the council bought lot 8 in Olive addition for 140 to host a ten by ten foot test well up to 100 feet deep at 50 per foot and authorized Mayor Loux to contract the work. Jurisdictional disputes with the water company prompt opposition from Alderman Fust. Mayor announces Short Line pump aid for test use.
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Olive
Municipal Corporation
Clark and
Lander
Loux
Bisbine
Houde
Fust
Water Company
Bistline
Smith
Fusz
Chilson
Martin
Olive Addition
John P. Congdon
Standard Oil Says Landis Did Right
Counsel for Standard Oil company of Indiana argues in an answer to the government petition for a rehearing of the appeal from Judge Landis' decision fining the firm 29,240,000 for anti rebate law violation. The answer contends the prior reversal and lifting of the fine were justified by the record and criticizes the heavy penalty tied to the ownership by Standard Oil of New Jersey. The filing suggests a consideration at the October term opening October 6.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Landis
Grosseup, Baker and Seaman
United States Court of Appeals
New Jersey
Queen Wilhelmina Reports Miscarriage After Birth Expectation
Amsterdam dispatches confirm that Queen Wilhelmina has miscarried a expected royal birth. The royal health remains satisfactory and no further details were released.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Royal Castle
Financial figures show state funds in early 1900s balance
The text cites bonds totaling 1,279,000 to secure 729,500 deposited in eighty eight banks and lists Treasurer Hastings figures on interest from public lands, totaling about 40,000.00 for various years. It notes records of office accomplishments and dated estimates through September.
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Goaslind
Hastings
Warden Tracks Ducks Out of Season Ahead of Opening
Chief Deputy John L. Dunford reports arrests for fishing without a license in Hailey and duck killing out of season in Paris. Fines were $12 and $15 respectively. State game wardens warn they are pursuing violators as the season opens at midnight on September 14.
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John L. Dunford
Bloomington
Bear Lake County
Hailey
Paris
Gus Goble
Justice of the Peace
Sutton
Dunford
Court Opens September 14 for Heavy Ennis Murder Term
District court in this city opens Monday with motions and trial date settings for civil and criminal cases. The docket is heavy with major cases including the murder case against John Ennis for the shooting of Evan Davies amid a disputed confession, plus burglary, car thievery, cattle rustling, assault, attempted murder, coal theft, and a McCammon hold up.
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T John Ennis
Evan Davies
Davies
Walter Fleming
John Brown
Robertson and
Willson
Anderson Marther
Harry Munson
A. M. Stangle
Harry J. Frew
Harry Gardner
Bill Kapitos
William Wales
Thomas Keller
C. Hansen
McCammon
Pocatello Shooters Compete In Anaconda Trap Meet
Pocatello trap artists join the Western Boosters Trap Shooting association event in Anaconda Montana opening day with Gate City team members Ben Bean L A Lehrbas and Charley Fuller and W H Torrington of the Pocatello Gun Club. Bean hit 180 of 200, Fuller 164, Lehrbas 100 Harrington 160 FB Pirmin of Sand Point led the day with 101.
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Pocatello
Anaconda
Western Boosters Trap Shooting Association
Montana
Ben Bean
L. A. Lehrbas
Charley Fuller
Gate City
W. H. Torrington
Pocatello Gun Club
West
Bean
Fuller
Lehrbas
Harrington
FB. D. Pirmin
Sand Point
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Coal Roads
Anti-Dubois
State Treasurer’s
Boise, Ida
Pocatello Tribune
Co. A. Hastings
Frank R. Gooding
Boise City National
Bank of Commerce
Capital State
Wotermen, Caccccecscces
Council
Standard Oil
Toles
Dee
LONG
Alfred Budge
Ennis
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