Taft Arrives in Utah with Planned Tabernacle Address
President Taft enters Utah welcomed by Governor Spry and officials. The original plan for a Sunday Mormon Tabernacle address remains unchanged despite Protestant ministers protests, with the Saturday function enabling a Sunday rest. Extra safety measures accompany the presidential tour as train and engine protections continue. Provo reports the arrival of Taft and his party near 10 PM.
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Helper
Utah
Taft
Spry
Salt Lake
Mormon Tabernacle
Denver
Beverly
Freight Collision at American Falls
A small freight collision at American Falls at 2 o clock damaged four wooden coal cars and a caboose delaying No 7 the west bound limited by about four hours. No injuries reported. A board of inquiry will determine responsibility, with a prominent local business man as a member, in line with the Harriman policy.
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American Falls
Pocatello
Harriman
Stone throwing disrupts Omaha street cars
Omaha reports numerous incidents of stones thrown at street cars last night before imported crews could be housed in barns. Several arrests were made and officers were slightly hurt as cars halted to prevent wider trouble.
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Omaha
King Funeral Follows Elks Rites for W H King
W H King known as Harry King was laid to rest yesterday under Elks auspices. Members gathered at 10 to march to his home where Exalted Ruler A J Pierce led the ceremony. Y M C A Male Quartet sang two numbers and the Elks burial hymn The Vacant Chair was sung. A wreath bearing B P C 674 rested at the center of the flower contributions.
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W. H. King
Harry’’ King
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
A. J. Pierce
Taft to Visit Pocatello Idaho for Reception
Prominent state figures will attend President Taft's visit to Pocatello on Sunday evening. The reception committee plans a speakers stand near the spur track, with decorations and a bouquet from Civic club ladies. Governor Brady, Senator Borah, Congressman Hamer, Judge Dietrich and ex Senator Dubois will join the committee for the welcome.
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Taft
Gate City
Center Street
Young
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Pocatello
Church
Brady
Borah
Thomas R. Hamer
F. S. Dietrich
Dubois
Blackfoot
Commercial Club
Civic Club
Gate City Band
Brooks
Capital News
W. B. Borah
William H. Taft
Montana
Senator Borah
Southeast
Salt Lake
Mr. Taft
Bonanza
Heyder, Lake
Yanhandle
Short Line
Harrison Avenue
Boy Dies After Run Over Hay Wagon Accident
Nine year old Eddie Nelson lies between life and death after a hay wagon accident on North Arthur avenue. He fell while attempting to climb the wagon and was run over, sustaining a broken leg and severe head injuries. Doctors Castle and Wright attend him as his mother Emma L. Nelson, a widow, waits at their home.
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Eddie Nelson
E. L. Nelson
North Arthur Avenue
Castle and
Wright
Eddie
Emma L. Nelson
North Arthur
Roosevelt tally grows with two more elephants
Nairobi dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt has bagged two more elephants and plans to move from Meru territory toward the Guaso Nyiro river. His son Kermit Roosevelt also killed one elephant and a rhinoceros in the expedition.
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Nairobi
Theodore Roosevelt
Meru
Guaso Nytro
Kermit Roosevelt
Trial begins amid grand jury testimony on tampering scandal
Chicago reports witnesses called before the grand jury by States Attorney Wayman to deliver first testimony in a jury tampering case. President Taft prepares remarks amid nationwide attention on tariff policy as he tours Idaho and heads toward Helena Portland and Seattle for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Senator Borah may join the trip but cites Idaho duties.
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Chicago
Wayman
Taft
Idaho
Congress
Pocatello
Helena
Portland
Seattle
Borah
Tdaho
Occidentals of Salt Lake City Visit the Hubs Rivalry Heats
The Occidentals of Salt Lake City travel to meet the Hubs in a two game set on Saturday and Sunday. The Occidentals claim Utah's championship and face a stronger Hubs who arrive with recent wins in Nampa and Boise and the state title. The organizer has proposed a three game series, with 4 PM Saturday and the usual Sunday start.
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Salt Lake City
Occidentals
Utah
Gate City
Nampa
Boise
Peary to Look After His Own Records
Bar Harbor September 24. The preliminary examination of Pearys records from the pole trip began today under General Thomas Hubbard head of the Peary Arctic club. Peary plans to develop and submit his data to scientific bodies without addressing Cook at the pole. Some of Pearys close friends see a reported navy resignation as gratuitous.
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Bar Harbor
Peary
Pole
Thomas Hubbard
Peary Arctic Club
Cook
Navy
Hundred Dead in Wake of Hurricane
New Orleans reports confirm over one hundred dead from Monday's hurricane across Louisiana and Mississippi. Destruction and loss of life mount as officials tally casualties and damages.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Inkom Notes: frost harms alfalfa crops and birth
Mrs. Crisswell visits Inkom and stays with Mrs. Sam Hargraves. A frost last night damaged the alfalfa crop. A girl weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces was born to Sam Hargraves on September 22. Mother and child are doing well. A dance is planned at Helle Brant Amusement Hall on September 24.
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Inkom
Bragg Electrocuted in Virginia Penitentiary
Richmond Virginia September 24 Howard Bragg was executed by electric chair for murdering his brother in law last September. He became the second man put to death in the state by the electric chair.
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Bragg
Richmond
Howard Bragg
Choice cut asters at Potatello Floral Conservatory
Floral shop advertises choice cut asters from Potatello Floral Conservatory. Contact by phone 358 black for orders and availability.
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Potatello Floral Conservatory
Prisoners for the Pen Adjournment and Transfers
Court adjourned until Monday morning after sentencing in district court. Warden Snook arrived to accompany prisoners to the state penitentiary. Prisoners received specific jail terms and several were sent to the state penitentiary for grand larceny robbery burglary and related offenses.
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Snook
Budge
Portnenf-Marsh Company
Portnenf Irrigation Company
Robert Thompson
John A. Stewart
M. Castanero
Manuel Magno
B. R. James
Edward Allen
George Vogelsang
J. W. Snook
State Penitentiary
Ackley
Boise
Change in Laundry Interest in Troy
Judge Knowles announces the purchase of Tol lie Davis’s interest in the Troy laundry. Since Joe Daniger’s retirement, Knowles Swanson and Davis ran the business. Davis sells to return to Kentucky. Knowles will handle outside work while Swanson oversees all laundry operations.
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Knowles
Tollie Davis
Joe Daniger
Troy
Idaho
Kentucky
Mr. Knowles
Mr. Swanson
Magnificent Marine Display Is Ready
New York reports the assemblage of marine and aeronautic units for the Hudson river celebration mark its 300th anniversary and Fulton’s 100th steamboat trip. The Half Moon, a replica of Hudson’s ship, contrasts with modern warships in the harbor, with one aeroplane still missing.
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New York
Hudson River
Fulton
Hudson
Street Car Jumped Track Near Fair Entrance
A crowded street car on Wal linford avenue in Seattle jumped the track one block from the fair entrance injuring forty passengers, with one person possibly fatally hurt.
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Seattle
Wallinford Avenue
Fort Hall Mining Stockholders Meet in City Tomorrow
F W Mosher of Chicago, president of Fort Hall Mining & Milling, is in town en route from Chicago through Canada to Portland and Seattle. A stockholders meeting will be held tomorrow evening in the Fort Hall company offices Cook block to elect directors for the coming year.
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F. W. Mosher
Chicago
Fort Hall Mining & Milling Company
City
Canada
Portland
Seattle
Pocatello
Fort Hall Company
Cook Block
Ground Bone Sold At Three Cents Per Pound
White Palace Meat Market, Zweigart Bros. advertise ground bone at three cents per pound in a daily notice.
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White Palace
Zweigart Bros
Millennium Waits as Doomsday Fails in West Duxbury
In West Duxbury Massachusetts on September 24 a group of over a hundred Latter Reign followers gathered at a chapel to await end times and a world fire. As 10 o’clock passed the predicted destruction did not occur and a new timeframe was set to begin at 6 tonight with some leaders hinting a postponement of fifty years.
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West Duxbury
Mass
Apostolic Church
Dixon resigns as Idaho chief clerk to Brady
Karl Hale Dixon announced his resignation as chief clerk to Governor Brady and will become secretary to Congressman Hamer. No immediate replacement is planned. Dixon plans to move to St Anthony and then Washington, with Governor Brady appointing him as Idaho delegate to the National Land and Irrigation congress in Chicago later this month.
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Karl Hale Dixon
Brady
Idaho
Hamer
State House
McLane
Dixon
Boise
The
Statesman
St. Anthony
Washington, D. C
National Land & Irrigation Congress
Chicago
Swan Lake News Highlights Local Harvest and Weather
Swan Lake Idaho reports wheat shipments in recent weeks and widespread fall crop planting. Mrs Ruby Hillman returns from Indian Valley visit as Percy Beckstead comes back from Montana. Farmers endure cold weather with Jack Frost. Sol Hillman buys fat cattle for market. S A Merrill of Preston visiting.
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Swan Lake
Idaho
Ruby Hillman
Indian Valley
Percy Beckstead
Montana
S. A. Merrill
Preston
F. Thomas
Richmond
Sol Hillman
Jack Frost
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