Land Sharks Convicted In Blue Mountain Land Fraud Case
Portland, Sept. 18. State Senator Franklin Pierce Mays former Representative Willard L. Jones and George Sorenson were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government in creating the Blue Mountain forest reserve in Eastern Oregon. A sealed verdict read at dawn found all three guilty. a motion for a new trial was filed. The trial lasted twenty days.
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Portland
Franklin Pierce Mays
Willard L. Jones
George Sorenson
Blue Mountain
Government of Lands
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Oregon
Canned roast beef label kept for boiled product
A Washington conference with Secretary Wilson Senator Hopkins and Chicago packers decided canned boiled beef will keep the label Canned roast beef. The label will note how the beef is prepared and cooked, with no preservative used. The meat is carboiled fifteen minutes then canned and steam heated three hours.
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Washington
Wilson
Hopkins
Tlinois
Chicago
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
From Fireman to Patent Millionaire in Transatlantic Deal
James F. Devlin of Escanaba Michigan rose from a Chicago & Northwestern fireman earning 60 dollars a month to selling a steam turbine engine patent for 975000 dollars to the North German Lloyd Steamship Company. He will also be paid 100 dollars daily for 50 days to supervise the engine’s construction after his model was completed and patent issued.
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Escanaba, Mich
Chicago & Northwestern
Transatlantic
James F. Devlin
Devlin
A. L. Walsh
New York
Lioyd Steamship Company
Idaho Falls Kneecap Injury Suit Against Doctor
Ed HH Stauffer of farms 22 miles southeast of Idaho Falls sues Dr Thomas C Wilson alleging a December 21 1905 accident where the doctor set his dislocated kneecap carelessly causing permanent injury. He seeks $15000 in damages.
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Idaho Falls
HH. Stauffer
Thomas C. Wilson
Freight Train Collision Near Durkee Hits Crew, Driver Warns
A freight train collided with the westbound Chicago Portland express near Durkee Oregon today. One freight crew member is reported dead. The passenger engineer acted quickly reversing to avert a possible disaster. No passengers were seriously injured.
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Portland
Durkee
Oregon
Firemen Aid Miners With Local Benefit Donation
Milwaukee Sept 13 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in convention here appropriated a thousand dollars for the benefit of the Western Federation of Miners.
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Milwaukee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Western Federation of Minera
Red Men Debate Liquor Dealers Exclusion Amendment
Niagara Falls N Y Sept 13 The National Council of the Improved Order of Red Men delays liquor dealer and professional gambler exclusion amendment needing two thirds to pass in annual session.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
National Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
May dissolve Utah league over Tailors fine and Idaho trip
The Dubie Tailor baseball team from Salt Lake protests a $50 fine by the Utah state league after playing in Pocatello against the Indians rather than with the Rocky Mountain Bell team. The league may be dissolved as Salt Lakers oppose the penalty and a league meeting is set, amid accusations of match fixing and betting on a final game.
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Pocatello
Indians
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Dubie Tailor Team
Salt Lake
Utah State League
League
Park City
Salt Lakers
Lakers
Slide Waltz to Return in Fashion Says Dance Professors
New York reports the American Society of Professors of Dancing in session predicts a revival of the old hop waltz from the crinoline era. They condemn the slide as a mere cateh as-cateh-ean and favor the three-step toe hops and whirl of the traditional hop waltz.
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New York
American Society of Professors of Dancing
Denver Officers Seek Adams for Murder in Boise
Denver officers arrived with papers for Steve Adams wanted for murder in Denver. Adams is held by Shoshone County Sheriff Sutherland who placed him in the penitentiary until he can be sent back north. Colorado officials plan to demand his extradition.
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Boise
Ida
Charles Burkhard
A. C. Watson
Denver
Steve Adams
Anurder
Adams
Sutherland
Shoshone County
Colorado
One-Armed Men's Union Formed in Chicago
Chicago forms the One-Armed Men's Union with humanitarian aims for twelve hundred marined, legless or armlees men employed as switch tenders or bagmen by railroads in and near Chicago.
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Chicago
Sept
Union
Fuller Rejects Hearst Ticket for State Treasurer Nomination
Syracuse Sept 13 George A Fuller master of the state grange declined to accept a nomination for state treasurer on the Hearst ticket He stated he preferred a conservative governor candidate from the Democratic party and would not run under Hearst for state treasurer.
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Syracuse
George A. Fuller
Gringe
Independent League
Docket Opens as Judge Budge-Dover Presides Trial List
Judge Alfred Budge convened the District Court and arraigned prisoners with many pleading not guilty. Dover and Robinson were set for separate trials on September 17 and 18 for theft. Martin and McClelland face burglary trials September 19 and 20. Downs accused of rape. Morris forgery case. other defendants include Collins obtaining stolen property and H. Collins. Civil matters adjourned or continued, including Lincoln Upholstering Co vs Kasiska and City of Pocatello vs Bass.
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Budge
Dover
Robinson
Morris
Martin
F. H. Holzheimer
McClelland
Burghery
DeWorth Clark
Downs
W. CC. Morris
George Bulliner
H. 7 Collins
Maud Stoney
Manistee
McCammon
W. van Loom
Geo. Brown
Lincoln Upholstering Co
W. F. Kasiska
City of
Pocatello
George Bass
A. T. Stevenson
Pocatello Water Company
Cuban Rebels Seize American Property Across Cuba
Rebels destroy a bridge near Las Lajas, capture a train, burn Cruez station, and seize cash from Cruez treasury. They also seize American property at Mantecargua, Santa Clara. Insurgents gain control of Santa Clara towns and disrupt rail and river traffic while reinforcements pour in toward Havana. Felice Prieto, a local labor leader, is arrested amid rumors of a general Havana strike.
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Cienfuegos
Las Lajas
Cruez
Mantecargua
Santa Clara
Havana
Pino Guerry
Felice Prieto
Brown Attempts Death by Own Action in Maine Location
George Brown, a known local figure, attempted suicide by drinking laudanum after assaulting Mrs. Rose Cibulka at her lodging house on East Third Street. Officer J W Kelley arrived, assisted Brown in walking to counter the poison, Dr. Adams treated him, and Brown is expected to recover. Mrs. Cibulka suffered facial injuries but is not seriously harmed. County authorities filed charges. Brown is jailed pending information.
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Rose Cibulka
George Brown
Brown
J. W. Kelley
Maine Loiging
East Chirk Street
North Fleet and
Beecond Avenues
Adama
Cibulka
Asault
Justion
Mre
Knowles
Bell
Gray Will
Riots Reported at Aguase American Colony New Mexico
The Times reports unrest at the Aguase American Colony in Catontes New Mexico with threats from Mexican workers to expel Americans and burn police posts. Multiple shots were fired across a weekend of violence.
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Aguase
New Mexico
Ei Vase
Texas
the Times Today
Catontes
Fine riding costs five planks for odd stunt
M. Johnson a bridgeworker on the Oregon Short Line rode a hired horse across the Short Line park near the Pacific hotel frightening pedestrians. Depot Policeman McGarvey arrested him and a Police Judge Knowles fined him five dollars after he pleaded guilty. Tyrell remains jailed for stealing two chickens from Fire Chief Joseph and selling them for two hits apiece, in default of a 25 pound fine.
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Heer
Johnson
Pacific Ho
McGarvey
Johansen
Knowles
Tyrell
Joseph
Legal Notices and Court Actions at Pocatello Court
A series of court actions and hearings are listed for September and upcoming dates. D. H. Raynor, Stevens Implement Co., Emile vs City of Pocatello, W. F. Banks, Williamson vs Williamson, Sam Hargraves vs James Gilbert, HLJ Barnard vs George Doull, Maud Ke Slingerland, Arthur Thompson vs Lalu Thompson, T. M. Woodland vs Drewon Short Line, D. W. Lucas vs KR Bradley, A.J. Tewlett vs Thomas Howard, S. Kelley vs Howard, Mary Hawkins vs Francis Trawkins, Dudley Armstrong vs Melvin Henderson, Rafael Lagatty et al. vs Robert Crum et al. and other related matters with defaults, demurrers, stays, and continuances noted. John Mo Toehnen reaffirmed allegiance to the German emperor and empire becoming a U.S. citizen, per line.
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D. H. Raynor
Welock
Stevens’ Implement Company
Romietli
Emile
Pocatello
W. F. Banks
Bancroft Land & Irrigation Company
Rafael Lagatty
Robert Crum
Pocatella Creek
J. H.tolman
Glanebetta
Thewlett
Crom
Chanter
Phantitt
Get the habit says Manuel Lopes Cigars ad campaign
An advertising push for Manuel Lopes Cigars promotes the phrase Get the habit with the slogan Every puff a pleasure. The campaign highlights tobacco products and a casual smoking lifestyle.
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Manuel
Tts
Russian Patriot Proclamations Spark Fresh Uproar in St. Petersburg
Odessa dispatch reports Union of the Russian People posters urging patriots to exterminate Jews. A Jewish town is reportedly burned by peasants amid unrest. Sernide Konopliankoewo, who assassinated General Min, faced execution with a defiant farewell as she mounted the scaffold and declared her life offered for liberty.
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Min
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Union of
Koppin
Kamenebe
Thames
Sernide Konopliankoewo
Wallin Mailing Machine Poised for Wide Scale Sale
M Good of Kansas City who recently bought a half interest in the Wallin Mailing machine from Gus E Wallin of the Tribune reports enthusiasm for the Pocatello mini invention. Plans are made to manufacture on a large scale as soon as a working model is ready, with Mr Good ready to attract substantial capital. The device promises a cheap simple method to mail newspapers and could meet strong demand.
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M. Good
Kansas City
Wallin
Gus
FE Wallin
The
Tribune
Meetig
Pocatello Loses A Good Citizen Samuel F Baye
Samuel F Baye, a longtime Pocatello leader and business figure, plans to leave for New York with his family after selling his wholesale wine operation on 299 North Cleveland Avenue. The departure will remove a central civic supporter and disrupt local social circles. Baye is described as a substantial, devoted resident who helped build the city’s commercial center.
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Samuel F. Baye Ad
New York City
Pocatello
Roum
Howe
Cleveland Avenue
Pia
Pocatelin
White
Tim Norton Gure
Lalso
Misa Hattle Ium
Marcus
Morten
New York
Samuel Haum
Pocatoile
Weston
Gate City
Ft Ie
Sinente
Winnenwood
Tribune
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Northwestern Railroad
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Court House
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Cruaz
M. Johnson
Short Line
John Mo Toehnen
United States
Union of Russian People
Long
F. Baum
Pearson
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