Bryan Addresses Democratic Issues in Idaho Rally
William Jennings Bryan spoke to a crowded McNIchols & Wright hall in Pocatello on the 1906 Democratic platform and Roosevelt era fidelity. The Nebraskan, visiting with his wife Ruth Leavitt, touted Democratic gains while tailed by a large local contingent and a reception at the Bannock hotel before heading to Salt Lake City.
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William Jennings Bryan
McNichols & Wright Hall
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Ruth Leavitt
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Citizens’ Band
United States
Fred T. Dubois
Blackfoot
W. H. Lockhart
Democratic State Central Committee
Bannock Hotel
Frye
Lockhart
Senator Dubois
Dubois
Pat Gallagher
Lous
William Fife
A. H
Bannock
Elks’ Club
Lincoln Lodge
Salt Lake
Idaho
Newspaper Producers Seek Roosevelt Action on Paper Trade
Members of the American Newspaper Publishers association formed a committee at their Waldorf Astoria meeting. They directed it to appeal to President Roosevelt, alleging an unlawful arrangement among paper makers to maintain high white paper prices.
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After Paper Trust
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Roosevelt
Negro burglar arrested in county jail mystery
A young unnamed African American man, arrested by Chief of Police John Ellis, took refuge in the Auditorium Theatre basement. He burglarized the Short Line cannery office and the electrician’s office for junk, confessed, and was sent to county authorities under information filed by County Attorney Gray.
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John Ellis
Auditorium Theatre
Electrician
Ecommissary Department
Ellis
Gray
Warm River Light & Power plans big Idaho project
Warm River Light & Power company organized with 500000 capital to harness Warm River 12 miles northwest of Ashton along the Oregon Short Line. Boise and Blackfoot backers name J. Rich and A. P. Adair among others. A 134 mile water conduit via six foot pipe will rise 350 feet at the plant, generating about 8000 horsepower for local lighting and for the Short Line railway motors. Construction to continue through winter with a 30 foot dam at the intake.
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A. Just
Blackfot
Warm Creek
Republican
Warm River Light & Power Company
Warm River
Ashton
Oregon
Blackfoot
A. P. Adair
Boise
Idaho
Government moves to dissolve Standard Oil and gaps in records
New York September 21 adjournment until Monday in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil gives expert accountants another day to obtain figures from books covering 1882 to 1892. The data may prompt questions from chief counsel F B Kellogs next week as W H Tilford, treasurer of Standard Oil, is expected to testify again.
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OIL Trust
New York
Standard Oil Company
F. B. Kellogs
Mob quelled before Palace of Justice in Solielland case
A vast Paris crowd gathered at the Palace of Justice to witness the formal sentence for Solielland, the man convicted of murdering a little girl. Double ranks of gendarmes kept the crowd at a safe distance as he was sent to the same island prison once home to Dreyfus.
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Paris
Palace of Justice
Solielland
Dreyfus
Five Die As Ammunition Depot Explosion Occurs
Wilhelmshaven Germany September 21 five men were killed and four men and two women hurt when shrapnel exploded during unloading at an artillery depot.
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Wilhelmshaven
Germany
War Declared as French Forces Prepare Offensive
Paris reports peace talks at Casa Blanca with the Moors have failed. General Drude, in command of French forces, will immediately shift to an offensive strategy.
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Paris
Casa Blanca
Drude
Pinkerton Will Probate Reveals Three Million Estate
The will of famed detective W. H. Pinkerton was probated yesterday, detailing an estate valued at three million dollars and naming a large immediate bequest.
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New van den
W. H. Pinkerton
Cattle Thief Arrested In Caldwell Hearing War Rant
George Paraskievas, a Greek, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Burnett McGarvey on a larceny charge issued by United States Commissioner Fred H. Caldwell. He is accused of stealing steers and heifers from Johnny Rundell on the Fort Hall Indian reservation and selling cattle and beef to local butchers and countrypersons. The case awaits a hearing before Commissioner Caldwell in Caldwell.
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George Paraskievas
Burnett McGarvey
United States
Fred H. Caldwell
Fort Hall
Paraskievas
Johnny Rundell
Bannock
Pocatello Butchers
Caldwell
William McCarty
McCarty
Rebels Attack Yochow City Amid Rising Discontent
In Hong Kong on September 21 Imperial troops repulsed a rebel assault on the city of Yoehow along the Yangtze river. About 2000 rebels stormed and besieged walls but were driven back after sharp fighting. Disaffection grows in Kai Chow and nearby districts over taxation and food prices.
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Hong Kong
Yoehow
Yang Tse Kiang
Kai Chow
Kwang Su
Reception to Teachers at Whittleseys Home
A reception honored public school and Academy teachers at Mr. and Mrs. Whittlesey home. Hosts Mrs. Whittlesey and helpers welcomed new teachers in the receiving line. Frances Whittlesey Katie Tupper Loretta Dodds Mildred Anthes served in the dining room. Professor Siders arranged reserved seats for Bryan meeting attendees to hear the famous Democrat's speech.
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Academy
Whittlesey
Siders
Weeter
LoRelle
Anthes
Tupper
Rosenberg
Frances Whittlesey
Katie Tupper
Loretta Dodds
Mildred Anthes
Belcher
Professor Siders
Bryan
Aoki Retains Post as Washington Ambassador
Tokio reports the foreign office has decided Baron Aoki shall remain as ambassador to the United States in Washington. The decision sustains the current diplomatic appointment and preserves ongoing relations with the United States during the current term.
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Baron Aoki
Washington
War Department scandal rumor surfaces in 1910 era report
A rumor claims a scandal in the War Department rivals post office graft cases. Acting Secretary Oliver says he knows nothing, with the issue likely tied to the purchase of lifeboat handling apparatus claimed as someone else’s patent by the Quartermaster's Department years ago.
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Washington
War Department
Post Office
Oliver
Quartermaster’s Department
Bannock County Sheep Kings Sell 6000 Ewes for 35 500
Douglas and Valentine of Bannock County sold 6000 ewes for 5.75 each to Governor Frank R. Gooding and Fred Gooding of Shoshone. The sheep will be shipped to Shoshone next week with a possible follow up sale of the remaining 6500 head at a similar price. The partners recently sold 16 000 lambs for about 66 000.
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Gooding Brothers of
Douglas & Valentine
Bannock County
Frank R. Gooding
Fred Gooding
Shoshone
Carl Valentine
Death of Ina Dean Felt by Community After Typhoid
Ina Bell Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Dean of 846 North Main street died at 2 30 this morning from typhoid fever after a brief illness She was born December 2 1892 in Albion Idaho and attended the Pocatello public school The funeral will be Monday at 2 o clock at the city cemetery under the care of Undertaker Lindquist The remains may be viewed at the family home tomorrow from 2 to 9 pm The death is mourned by a wide circle of friends and the community extends sympathy to the bereaved parents Logan and Salt Lake papers are asked to copy.
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Ina Bell Dean
William H. Dean
North Main Street
City
Lindquist
Miss Dean
Albion
Idaho
Pocatello
Logan and
Salt Lake
Baby Born Aboard Train In Oregon Short Line
A baby girl arrived this morning in a tourist car on delayed No. 5 train at Alexander station. Mother Mrs Cora Mulligan of Baker City and the newborn were assisted by passengers and a doctor was summoned to meet the train at Pocatello. Both mother and child are reported doing well at the general hospital.
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Alexander Station
Cora Mulligan
Baker City
Wright
Pocatello
General Hospital
Academy enrollment tops 160 marking record high
One hundred sixty students enrolled in the Academy of Idaho this week with expectations of more in coming weeks, a 25 percent rise from last year. Growth spans all departments, with students arriving from other states, including Wisconsin, reflecting the academy's growing fame. A YMCA event is announced to be held at the gymnasium at 8.
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Academy of Idaho
Wisconsin
Tramp Barricades Himself in Another Man's House
Mike Gates, Elk saloon proprietor on North First avenue East side, pleaded guilty to violating the Sunday rest law after Police Patrolman D F Myers alleged the saloon stayed open on the Sabbath. He was fined $50 and costs in Justice Felix Van Reuth's court with Col H V A Ferguson as his attorney.
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Mike Gates
Elk
North First Avenue
D. F. Myers
Gates
Justice of the Peace
Felix van Reuth
Col. H. V. A. Ferguson
North Goes After Out-of-Town Trade
Lee Harper Walker of the George H. North clothing company plans a sales tour starting Monday from North Main street. He will travel to Dillon Montana then south through eastern Idaho towns in Fremont and Bingham counties, later moving west to Glenn's Ferry to target railroad workers and other buyers.
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Gate City
Lee Harper Walker
George H. North Clothing Company
North Main Street
Harper
Dillon, Mont
Idaho
Fremont
Bingham Counties
Glenn's Ferry
North
Pocatello
Mr. North
Mr. Harper
Lee
Pocatello Seeks Sunset Ad Prospect for City
Mrs. De Foil representing Sunset magazine has been in Pocatello for several days trying to persuade local business leaders to advertise the city as a wholesale hub for the intermountain region. She presented the proposition to the Commercial club via C. W. Gray, with club officers to decide upon return. Vice President Weezer and Secretary Rosenburg are out of town and may not return until Monday.
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de Foil
Sunset Magazine
Pocatello
Gate City
Explosion Drowns George Mc Pherson and Sinks Salmon
Vancouver reports a gasoline blast aboard the government launch Salmon on Harrison Lake. George Mc Pherson drowned as the vessel broke up during the run yesterday. rescue efforts were reported ongoing with foggy conditions hindering search operations.
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Vancouver
George McPherson
Harrison Lake
Deadly gas explosion kills three miners in Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre Pa September 21 three men were killed and five injured when a gas explosion tore through a mine operated by the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company at South Wilkesbarre. The blast occurred today as workers were underground in the mine. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and transported the injured to local hospitals.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
South Wilkesbarre
Masonic Lodge to Meet at 7:15 PM for M M Degree
The Masonic lodge schedules a 7 15 this evening session to perform M M degree work. Visiting Masons are expected from Blackfoot and nearby towns in attendance.
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Masonic Lodge
Blackfoot
Stray tramp barricades in Allen home near town
An unknown man believed to be a tramp hid in Alfred Allen’s house a mile and a half north of town last night and refused to come out. After warnings and gunfire, Allen enlisted police Kelley and Hale who with John Gionchetti arrested the man and he will be handed to county authorities for action.
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Alfred Allen
Allen
Odd Fellows Lodge
John Gionchetti
Kelley
Hale
Allen House
C. A. Allen
North Main Street
The Lieutenant and the Cowboy at the Auditorium
A western military drama arrives next Monday from Pelton Smutzer with Theodore Loreh leading the cast. The show promises high production value and just two offstage pistol shots, plus a noon band concert and ticket prices from 25 cents to 1.25 dollars. A second act features Rip Van Winkle with Clara Lane Gretchen and Marie Anderson performing, along with the Gold Dust Twins sketch by Leon and Virginia.
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Messes Pelton & Smutzer
Theodore Loreh
Rip van Winkle
Washington Irving
Clara Lane
Gretchen
Marie Anderson
Grand Opera
New York
Mr. Clifford
Leon
Baby Virginia
Clifford
Toggery
John Robinson Ill at Home on North Third Avenue
John Robinson, an east side bar keeper, is ill at his home on North Third Avenue.
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John Robinson
East Side
North Third Avenue
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M'Nichols & Wright Hall
Yochow
Aoki
Boo Ewes
Tramp
Dave Myers
Justice van Reuth
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