Harriman's Grave to Be Blasted From Solid Rock
Arrangements for E. H. Harriman's funeral were completed in Arden. The private service will be at St. John's Episcopal Church at 3:30 p.m. Burial will be a rock blast in a hillside grave. Workmen began blasting, with Harriman's family requesting no visits for two to three days. The Union Pacific executive committee may meet to plan a temporary successor. Messages of sympathy pour in worldwide.
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Episcopal Church
Arden
E. H. Harriman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ros
Holmes McGuinness
Harriman
Arden and
Turner
A. McClelland
Harriman Dairies
McClelland
Harriman Board of Directors
Union Pacific Railway
Julius Kruttschnitt
J. C. Stubbs
Harriman Dies After Final Stock Exchange Bell
News from New York reports E H Harriman died at 1 30 p m after a period of declining health and a final attempt to reassure family despite a high fever. The stock market closed before the announcement and walls street mourned with flags at half mast as offices closed until Monday.
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New York
Harriman
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Rail rates discrimination heard by Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioner Prouty presided in St Paul as the ICC heard cases brought by Minneapolis Produce Exchange St Paul Board of Trade and T M Partridge company charging railroads with freight rate discrimination.
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St. Paul, Minn
Commissioner Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis Produce Exchange
St. Paul Board of Trade
T. M. Partridge Company
Japanese Commissioners Explore Columbia River Tour
Portland observers report the Japanese commissioners spend a second day in the city on a Columbia river excursion before tonight’s departure for Spokane.
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Portland
Columbia River
Spokane
Sullivan Promoter Eyes Sullivan Corbett Fight in Pocatello
Jack Armstrong manager of Pete Sullivan promotes a fall bout with Young Corbett. He cites Pocatello as ideal for drawing crowds from Utah Wyoming Montana and western towns. Armstrong plans Boise visit then returns to push arrangements.
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Jack Armstrong
Salt Lake
Pete Sullivan
Gate City
Sullivan
Young
Corbett
Armstrong
Pocatello
Northwest
Young Corbett
West
Auditorium Theatre
John’ Thompson
Ogden
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Wyoming
Boise
Hudson Fulton stamp to be released next week in 1909
Washington Sept 10 The post office department expects the Hudson Fulton commemorative stamp to be ready for distribution next week due to heavy requests from post offices nationwide. The oblong stamp bears 1609 1909 inscriptions with a central scene of the Hudson river palisades, Half Moon and Clermont, and canoes, printed to match the usual 2 cent color.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
United States
Hudson-Fulton
U. S
Hudson River
Clermont
London Market Quiet After Harriman Death
The death of Harriman was anticipated by the stock exchange and the effect on the market was not pronounced. The London market showed calm trading on the day, with no major shifts attributed to the news.
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Paris
E. H. Harriman
Berlin
Harriman
London
Stock Exchange
European Specialist Diagnoses Harriman Consultant Cancer
Vienna report states Prof Struem pell Vicennes confirms Harriman associate diagnosed with cancer after his European consultation. The disclosure follows Harriman’s pursuit of medical advice in Europe.
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Vienna
Struempell Vicennes
Harriman
Europe
Auto Highway to the Yellowstone
Idaho towns push plan to build a southeastern Idaho auto highway to Yellowstone Park by securing a federal appropriation for a road across the Fort Hall reservation between Idaho Falls and Blackfoot. Local clubs and Senators Heyburn and Borah, with Utah ally C. H. Hewlett, urge rapid action and coordinated effort by Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls and other Southeast Idaho communities.
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Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Gem State
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Ogden
Salt Lake
Heyburn
Borah
Hamer
Uncle Sam
C. H. Hewlett
Utah Good Roads Association
Ben Bean
Southeastern
Good Roads Association
Utah
Bean
Hewlett
Smoot
Finance Committee
Senate
Sandy Road
Ross Fork
Mr. Hewlett
Pocatello
Good Roads Associations
Yellowstone Park
Fort Hall
Ocean to Ocean Race Relay Plans Stated
Ben Bean receives a letter from H J Kingston of the Philadelphia Press promoting a coast to coast automobile relay. Kingston, now in Seattle, says all arrangements are set and three messengers will carry a Taft message to the Seattle exposition director general. Local autos will relay the message across the continent with Bean carrying from Soda Springs to Ross Fork. The Green River to Soda Springs leg aims to reach Soda Springs on ber 24.
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Ben Bean
H. J. Kingston
Philadelphia Press
Father of Alaska statue unveiled at exposition
Seattle watchers witnessed the unveiling of a bronze statue honoring Seward father of Alaska. General William J. Seward, son of the former Secretary of War, delivered the dedicatory address at the exposition.
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Seattle
Seward
Alaska
Willian JI. Seward
Hoo Hoo Convention Activities At Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on September 10 members of the Contenated Order of Hoo Hoo held two business sessions at the eighteenth annual convention. A nine minute past nine banquet at the Arlington hotel highlighted tonight. Tomorrow will feature the adornment of Platt Walker as supreme snark and the election of officers followed by a Whittington park barbecue to close.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Order of
Arlington Hotel
Platt D. Walker
Minneapolis
Whittington Park
Caldwell man delays Bannock day westward arrival
F. H. Richardson of Caldwell was late arrival at the Bannock wester day.
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F. H. Richardson
Caldwell
Boosting for Old Bannock Agricultural Exhibit Planned
Plans for a small agricultural and horticultural fair at North Main Street offices of Gray and Gray real estate to attract entrants for the Gray and Gray land drawing on September 18 north of town. Prizes totaling one hundred dollars will be awarded by the firm by a jury of judges to encourage samples from irrigated and dry farms. The goal is a permanent display viewable by homeseekers passing through Pocatello and Bannock county residents.
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North Main Street
Hustling
Gray & Gray
Bannock County
Pocatello
International Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Convene in Atlanta
The twelfth biennial convention gathers about 2000 delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico. The session runs ten days with reports and officer elections. A key item is plans to amalgamate with National Car Workers forming a union over 60 000 members strong.
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Atlanta
International Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
United States
Canada
Mexico
National Car Workers
America
Roosevelt bearing Peary expedition heads to Sidney
The steam er Roosevelt carrying the Peary expedition is due in Sidney tomorrow. Peary will make a brief stay at Sidney before proceeding to America by rail, where he will be met by his wife and family.
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Roosevelt
Peary
Sidney
America
Three Women Guests En Route to Yellowstone Park
Leah McAllister of Richwood Anna K Baker of Crawfordsville Indiana and Madge McDowell of Deer Lodge Montana were guests at the Ban nock yesterday while traveling to Yellowstone Park.
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Leah McAllister
Richwood
Anna K. Baker
Crawfordsville
Ind
Madge McDowell
Deer Lodge
Mont
Ban‘nock
Yellowstone Park
William Crooks sails for world tour from Parliament
London reports Labor MP William Crooks and his wife embark on a world tour to study labor and industrial conditions. Crooks, once a tramp, rose to prominence as a master cooper and parliamentary leader, winning Woolwich by over three thousand votes in 1903.
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London
William Crooks
England
Canada
United States
Will Crooks
Board of Guardians
Woolwich
Flood Devastates Jamiltepec District in Oaxaca
A severe flood in Jamiltepec district Oaxaca devastates sugar plantations and mills, kills hundreds of cattle, and drowns scores of farm laborers as Mexico City reports the disaster on September 10.
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Mexico City
Jamiltepec
Oaxica
Hills of Idaho Delights Auditorium Crowd
The Hills of Idaho drew a good sized audience last night with strong overall presentation. The Pringle company delivers quality, with clever performers and above average interludes. Tonight the Morrison version of Faust will be staged with full scenic and electrical embellishments. a bargain matinee is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Hills
Idaho
Pringle Company
Morrison
Pringle
Fruit grown near Pocatello endures frost risk, says Conductor
The piece notes frost injuries are uncommon in Pocatello with spring delays and canyon air movements. Toombs reports ten years of steady crops. It highlights abundant fruit like apples pears plums and berries and promotes land sales by Gray & Gray on September 18 offering 5 to 40 acre tracts near the area.
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Pocatello
Portneuf Canyon
Toombs
Gray & Gray
Pure Food Law boosts standards while Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound endures
The Pure Food and Drug Law raised purity standards and curbed harmful medicines. Yet Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a roots and herbs remedy, will continue its beneficial role for women.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Sagebrush Hair Tonic Tops Idaho Market
Idaho product Sagebrush Hair Tonic is hailed as superior among hair tonics with a provocative line about a bald Indian implying standout effectiveness.
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Idaho
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