America Intervenes in Cuba After Moderates’ Proposals
United States cruisers Minneapolis and Newarks arrived at Havana as a congressman close to the administration predicted Palma and his cabinet would resign today and intervention would follow. Taft and Bacon hoped for more concessions to keep the republic intact while seeking to settle the crisis without intervention.
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Taft
New Hope
Republic
Havana
United States
Minneapolis
Newarks
Palma
Bacon
Steinhart
McCoy
Oyster Bay
Funston to Visit Havana for Cuba Occupation Preparations
Brigadier General Funston with Lt Mitchell left Washington for Havana and are due there Tuesday morning. He met with the general staff at the war department amid preparations for a possible Cuba occupation. The quartermaster general asks depot quartermasters to bid for large supplies of horses and mules with bids to be opened next Tuesday and immediate delivery expected.
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Washington
Cars Go 90 Miles an Hour in Vanderbilt Cup Course Rush
A New York crowd halted the race to pick five American cars for the Vanderbilt Cup. Three cars completed two laps of the 29.72 mile course before William K. Vanderbilt Jr ordered the event stopped. Tracy Leblon and Harding led the times while Lytle and Crimite were chosen to represent manufacturers. Mongini’s crash caused a tire burst but no major injuries.
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New York
America
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Joseph Tracly
Herbert Leblon
H. K. Harding
Tracly
Leblon
Harding
Herbert B Lytle
Walter Chrmtie
Tracy
Mongini
Hartford insurers pay most San Francisco disaster claims
Hartford fire insurance companies report partial or full payment of disaster claims from the San Francisco catastrophe. Six Hartford firms have paid out nearly sixteen million dollars, about six percent below the gross claimed amount.
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Hartford
Wecoiunt
San Francisco
Connecticut
Pennsylvania Railroad President J Cusnatt Ill at Home
Philadelphia September 22 A J Cusnatt president of the Pennsylvania railroad is reported confined at his home suffering from whooping cough.
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Philadephia
A. J. Cusnatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wnhia
Robbery Motive Sought In Clomas Murder Desperate Malay Siege
An official Bali dispatch describes Pasar capital of Badong captured by Dutch forces. Two princes with women and children led 400 followers in a failed sortie. Dutch casualties totaled four Europeans killed and ten wounded.
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Hague
Bali
Malay Archipelago
Pasar
Badong
Bogus Savannah Bills Threaten Pocatello Merchants
Local police hunted for the so called showers of the queer after a wave of bogus Savannah greenbacks circulated in Pocatello. Japanese storekeepers accepted the notes, flagged as souvenirs, with the Merchants & Planters bank name. A forged ten dollar bill was shown at Bannock National Bank. Businessmen urged vigilance against passers and raised bills afloat locally.
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Pocatello
Savannah
Merchants & Planters’ Bank of Savannah
Frank Rowley
James Edwards
Murray
Utah
Robinson Case 10 The Jury Tonight
The state rests as the Robinson case continues in district court with witnesses examined yesterday. Rebuttal by Officer McGurvey aired this morning. Jury selection to hear Bancroft water cases at 7:10 this evening. court adjourns to Monday.
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al Robinson
District Court
James Pilavim
Barney McGarvey
Aane Harper
D. J. Elved
John Priest
C. M. White
Mra. TH. W. Doty
G. W. Btevens
D. H. Hawk
Willliam Curtis
J. Owens
Joseph Battles
al. Robinson
McGurvey
Gray
Winters
Hornheimer
Will Close
Murder near Shoshone rocks Pocatello man death
The murder of Pocatello resident P J Clomas at Shoshone is attributed to robbery motive by a committee that brought the body home. Fred Regan, a Shoshone carpenter, is held on murder charges after a sequence of drink, a barroom assault, a later shooting, and the theft of a second purse.
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Pocatello
Fred Regan
Shoshone
P. J. Clomaig
Stevenson Named Superintendent of Montana Division
The Deseret News reports that A. B. Stevenson will be appointed superintendent of the Montana division of the Oregon Short Line, with headquarters at Pocatello, replacing T. J. Duddleson who resigned. Stevenson is currently division trainmaster and will assume duties September 25. successor to be decided. The move follows a severe Highbridge Montana wreck that killed two tramps and caused about 30 000 dollars in damage, including 15 000 dollars worth of wool. The dispatcher blamed by investigators was fired. Chief dispatcher Clark remains at Pocatello. The crash occurred two weeks ago when a southbound freight could not contain a runaway and struck a northbound extra, destroying the main line and igniting cars.
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Art Line
Clomas
Moerna Regan
Clo
Temple Bar
Sturgis
Pat Morton
J. W
W. R. Slick
W. R. Heyde
J. W. Slick
Regan
Slick
Morton
Iver Johnson
Shoshone
Clemas
Cleveland Avenue
Glenn's Ferry
Short Line
Bliss
Hobo Kid
Patcher Clark
Pocatello
Highbridge
First Woman Resident of Pocatello Passes Away
Mrs. Maren Iietachenbauer aged 75 dies at home in Pocatello from heart failure. Wife of Leonard Dietechenbauer, proprietor of the Manila house on Bout Becomavenue. She leaves six children, three in Pocatello and three in Norway. daughters include Mrs. Rademacher and Mrs. Nettie Powell. Burial Monday at home by Manassa brothers.
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Pocatello
Maren Dutchenbauer
Maren Iietachenbauer
Leonard Dietechenbauer
Manila
Manassa Brothers
Pocawelle
Norway
Mratonite Rademacher
Mra. Nettie Powell
Old Country
Alier Orns
Billings Opera House Destroyed by Fire
Billings Montana September 22 the Billings Opera House was destroyed by fire early today with a loss of fifteen thousand dollars. Guests in the adjoining Commercial hotel escaped in their night clothing as smoke and flames damaged the structure.
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Billings
Mont
Commercial
Large strike hits Standard Oil fire crews in Whit ing
Three hundred Standard Oil firemen at Whit ing Indiana walked out for higher pay. Five thousand other workers warned they may quit Monday, with expectations the dispute could widen to a general strike against Standard Oil.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Indiana
Standard Oil
Pocatello Day Highlighted for Blackfoot Fair Visit
The Blackfoot fair seeks a big turnout from Pocatello with Thursday labeled Pocatello Day. A committee including William Wallin Abe Pierce and Bob Graham will organize an Elk and Eagles excursion though Elks could not arrange own trip. A $1 round trip rail rate is expected and favorable weather supports the excursion.
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Pocatello
Grove City
Elks and Eagles
Elks
William Wallin
Abe Pierce
Bob” Graham
Blackfoot
The
Bhickfoot
Bell Company Busy With Montpelier Projects
Robert V. Lanestrem and Jack Adams of Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone depart for Montpelier on business and plan duck hunting tomorrow. The company is upgrading Montpelier infrastructure at a cost of 5000 dollars with new poles and cable on Malin street and a line to Georgetown. A rural circuit will be started at Liberty to serve the area.
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Robert V. Lanestrem
Idaho
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Jack Adams
Montpelier
Bell Company
Malin Street
Georgetown
Cireuit
Liberty
Old Lady Dietschenbauer Remembers Rich Immigrant History
Mrs Dietschenbauer born 1888 in Vesfausen Ekker Norway came to America in 1882 and lived in Richmond Utah before moving to Pocatello. She had 41 grandchildren, suffered drops and strokes, and died peacefully after a Lutheran funeral service planned for Monday at 4 pm conducted by a minister from Idaho Park.
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Peter Larson
Norway
Dietschenbauer
Vesfausen
Ekker
America
Richmond
Utah
Pocatello
Pocatello Creek
Gate City
Dropay
Mra. Nelson
Portneuf
Mra. Dietachenhauer
Soldiers Incited to Outrage in St. Petersburg
The free newspaper Obriendneini urges guards to retaliate with ten deaths per killed comrade if terrorists strike, provoking liberal alarm. Rumors of terrorist plans trigger resignations. five captains and six lieutenants, plus 58 patrolmen, resign from police duties within two weeks.
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St. Petersburg
Obiendneini
St. Petrsburg
Warsaw
Reich
Near tragedy as McCullum aims at Costello in Twin Falls
A gunman named R M McCullum tried to shoot Thomas Costello in Twin Falls. Major Fred R Reed diverted the shot, receiving a bullet to his side but surviving. McCullum not arrested. motive unclear though long standing feud cited. Reed will recover but stay quiet for a day or two.
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Boise Capital News
Twin Falls
R. M. McCullum
Thomas Costello
Fred R. Reed
Costello
McCullum
Twin Falls Investment Company
Tom Costello
McCullom
Tom
MecCullom
Major Reed
Shoshone
Republican State Committee
Twin Falla
Bolse
Maro
Ilin
Rolee
Palle Iere
Punished a Fiend Public Whipping in Delaware
In Wilmington Delaware a man named Charles Conley was publicly whipped after a 50 year sentence and 50 lashes for assaulting two white women. About five hundred spectators crowded the courthouse yard as more than two thousand sought admission to the event.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Charles Conley
Court House Yard
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Elrod
No. 1
W. P. Rogan
Rogan
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Salt Lake
A. B. Stev
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Fred Reed
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