Twenty Five Die In N P Wreck Near Livingston
Helena Montana September 25 Northern Pacific passenger train number sixteen eastbound left Helena at midnight and collided with a freight train at Youngs Point near Livingston. Twenty five persons including an engineer and several trainmen were killed and about fifteen injured. A blinding snowstorm hindered signals from the flagman and the passenger train struck the freight train on the main track. The express car telescoped the smoker with most casualties in that car. Engineer Besinger was only slightly hurt while Fireman Ora Babcock was killed.
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Besinger
Ora Babcock
Actress Louise Lonsdale Sues Blaine Elkins for Breach of Promise
Philippi W Va September 25 The filing of a $100 000 damages suit for breach of promise to marry against Blaine Elkins youngest son of Senator Steven B Elkins has caused a sensation Elkins denies the charge saying there was no proposal and nothing in it He is brother of Katherine Elkins linked to a reported engagement to the Duke of Abruzzi />
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Philippi
W. Va
Louise Lonsdale
New York
Blaine Elkins
Steven B. Elkins
Katherine Elkins
Duke of
Abruzzi
Elkins
Coal famine worsens in Pocatello amid fuel shortages
The Gate City faces acute coal scarcity with only one car delivered for Pocatello Pressed Brick & Manufacturing. J. H. Daniger helps divert fuel to the plant while schools and several West Center street businesses are stocked. The court house holds about 15 tons but lodging houses lack fuel. if Wyoming mines stay closed, suffering may escalate.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Pocatello Pressed Brick & Manufacturing Company
J. H. Daniger
Troy Laundry
West Center Street
Court House
Wyoming
Boise Supreme Court to hear Democratic ticket case
Arguments are heard today in the Democratic ticket case before the Idaho supreme court in Boise. The Ada county stipulation was filed after evidence was heard by referee K I Perky who testified as state central committee member he notified the committee that regular delegations from Fremont Bear Lake Bingham Oneida and Ada counties were present but the committee refused to hear evidence or seat the regular delegations.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Ada County
K. I. Perky
State Central Committee
Fremont
Bear Lake
Bingham
Oneida
Ada
Denver Coliseum on Champa Destroyed by Fire
A Chicago era Denver fire gutted the Coliseum on Champa Street between 18th and 19th. The blaze caused about 25 000 dollars in losses. Residents in adjoining boarding houses faced panic but escaped unharmed. The Coliseum was a city landmark prior to the Auditorium project.
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Denver
Champa Street
Double Tragedy at Fort Hall Ends in Suicide and Death
Major Frank Caldwell confirms the Fort Hall incident where William McKinley a Bannock Indian killed a woman he eloped with to Omaha then killed himself. McKinley had been arrested in Omaha for cattle theft and kidnapping and escaped custody near Evanston Wyoming. The two bodies are to be buried at Ross Fork tomorrow.
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Frank Caldwell
Fort Hall
Ross Fork
Tribune
William McKinley
Omaha
McKinley
Idaho
Evanston
Wyo
Reception Tonight For A I Faculty At Baptist Church
The Y M C A will host a reception for the faculty of the A and I and H B in conjunction with the Christian Young People’s union monthly social at the Baptist church tonight at 8 pm. Ladies from various societies provide the entertainment and refreshments will follow. All are invited.
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Christian Young People’s Union
Baptist Church
Taft Pledges Labor Equality on Campaign Trail
Republican candidate William H. Taft spoke in Clinton Iowa pledging to put labor on exact equality before the law with other citizens. He toured towns including Clinton Davenport Muscatine Wapello Burlington Ottumwa and Des Moines with Governor Cummins leading the escort and John F. Lacey as opponent for the Senate.
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Clinton
Iowa
William H. Taft
Davenport
Muscatin
Wapello
Burlington
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Cummins
John F. Lacey
United States Senate
Taft
Spokane Man Dies In Auto Accident At Trestle
Spokane dispatch reports J. W. Snyder owner and driver died when his car plunged sixty feet over East Sprague avenue trestle. W. H. Walker of Tacoma and Miss Mary Thompson were severely injured. The same spot had seen a fatal crash two weeks earlier.
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Spokane
J. W. Snyder
Sprague Avenue
W. H. Walker
Tacoma
Mary Thompson
O. D. Collins
Brady Meeting at Potlatch Supports Direct Primary
James H. Brady the Republican candidate for governor and Congressman French spoke at Potlatch to a full hall Wednesday night. The crowd gave grand ovations and expressed strong support for a direct primary. A Deary meeting yesterday afternoon was also highly successful.
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Moscow
James H. Brady
French
Potlatch
Brady
Deary
Train Wreck Near Carthage Kills Two
A St Louis and San Francisco tiger train No 304 derailed west of Carthage Missouri near Spring River. The engine and baggage car plunged into the river while other cars overturned. Engineer Blood and Fireman Gerrouse were killed and thirty six passengers and trainmen were injured with one believed fatally hurt.
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Carthage
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tiger
Spring River
Blood
Gerrouse
Bryan in Indiana to Speak in Terre Haute
William J. Bryan and his party left Cincinnati after a restful night at their hotel and headed to Terre Haute Indiana where he is slated to address a gathering later today.
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Cincinnati
William J. Bryan
Terre Haute
Indiana
Winslow to Organize Republican Clubs in Western Colleges
Walter C. Winslow of Salem has been appointed by the National Association of College Clubs to organize Republican clubs among colleges in Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Salem
Ore
Walter C. Winslow
National Association of College Clubs
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Brokers Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
New York brokers A. C. Brown and Lewis Ginter Younger, members of the suspended firm A. C. Brown & Co., were expelled from the New York Stock Exchange on September 24.
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New York
A. C. Brown
Lewis Ginter Younger
Stock Exchange
A. C. Brown & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Dry farm potatoes on Bannock county hillside shown
City Councilman C. C. Chilson displays dry farm potatoes grown by Bert Bennett on a mountain slope above the river. The crop was raised without any irrigation, illustrating successful dry farming near the city limits.
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C. C. Chilson
Local Republican primaries loom in Bannock county
County offices see multiple candidates as Bannock county Republicans prepare for next Monday’s nominating convention. Incumbents like George E. Gray for county attorney and T. A. Johnston for probate judge face little opposition, while sheriff contenders include Burnett McGarvey and George W. Smith.
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Bannock County
George E. Gray
H. V. A. Ferguson
Jesse R
Budge
Burnett McGarvey
George W. Smith
N. P. Nielson
L. B. Case
George Griffith
George
Myers Cohn
George T. Hyde
W. J. Harvey
Pocatello
D. J. Lau
Julia Sullivan
W. F. Howard
Two More Pleas of Guilty in District Court
Tom Keeler and C Hanneo, the McCaMonnmon Holdups, were arraigned at 10 oclock before District Judge Alfred Budge. Hanneo pleaded guilty to grand larceny and will be sentenced later. Keeler, per Hanneos confession, had nothing to do with the crime and will be released. C L White pleaded guilty to forgery and will be sentenced later. The judge will devote today and tomorrow to civil matters and next Tuesday the murder trial of John Ennis for Evan Davies will begin.
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CO. Hanneo
M'Cammon
C. L. White
Tom Keeler
ENNIS
C. Hanneo
Alfred Budge
Hanneo
Keeler
O. L.cleveland
Judge Budge
John Ennis
Evan Davies
Bank Guaranty Scheme Called Latest Financial Fad
Lincoln Neb Sept 25 A James J Hill communication and a Chicago university address by Prof J Lawrence Laughlin highlighted the Nebraska State Bankers association meeting. Hill dismissed the bank guaranty scheme as the latest financial fad and warned laws burden business with continual statutes.
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Lincoln
Neb
James J. Hill
J. Lawrence Laughlin
Chicago University
Nebraska State Bankers’ Association
Hill
Haskell Calls Roosevelt A Rascal En Route To Chicago
Oklahoma Governor and Democratic treasurer Haskell travels through Kansas City to meet with Bryan and other leaders over Roosevelt and Hearst charges. He denies plans to resign, mocks the White House influence, and defends himself amid media scrutiny and steel trust comparisons.
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National Democratic Committee
Kansas City
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Organization
Roosevelt
W. R. Hearst
National Committee
White House
Hearst
Bannock County Faces Primaries and Local Option Debate
The article outlines Bannock County Democrats split with Du Bois faction facing a potential court ruling next Monday. County chairman Graham plans primaries and an October 3 convention in Pocatello, with local option and direct primary questions likely shaping legislative nominations. Voter registration urged across six precincts and defined city precinct boundaries are listed.
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W. A. Wright
McCammon
Dubois
Bannock
Supreme Court
Bannock County
Bob Graham
Pocatello
Graham
Duboisocrats
A. W. Jones
South Main Street
Josephine Igo
South Harrison Avenue
Bessie Smith
North Main
Alfred Moyes
North Harrison
Mamie Carey
North Third
E. E. Hayball
South Fourth
Lewis Street
Lewis and Lander
Bridger
Lander
Greeks Hold Up Brakeman
Three Greeks armed with revolvers attempted to board an eastbound freight on the Short Line. After repulsing a brakeman they rode to Onyx siding before being put off. Conductor Knowles in Pocatello found the trio hidden under a bridge. guns were recovered. Will and Theros Caralinos pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars each. the third man was released.
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Onyx Siding
Knowles
Pocatello
Onyx Station
Will
Theros Caralinos
Pocatello Team Heads to Utah for Big Game
The Pocatello Athletic Association football squad leaves for Salt Lake City to face the University of Utah tomorrow at Cummings Field. The 16-man squad, led by manager Donnelly, relies on early season strength and heavy linemen to push for a victory.
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Pocatello Athletic Association
Salt Lake
Cummings Field
University of Utah
Donnelly
Pocatello
Big Jim Rintoul
the Tribune
Brokers Arrested After Federal Court Appearance
New York observers report Albert C. Brown Edward F. Buchanan W R Whitman and Lewis Ginther Young of the failed firm A O Brown and Company stock brokers were arrested on grand larceny charges as they left the federal court after a morning examination by a United States commissioner.
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New York
Albert C. Brown
Edward F. Buchanan
W. R. Whitman
Lewis Ginther Young
A. O. Brown & Company
Federal
United States
Convention Town Preparations Ahead for Republican Delegates
Word from McCammon reports citizens of the enterprising town gearing up to entertain Republican convention delegates. Hotel accommodations are being arranged and the Short Line has been asked for a reduced rate to the convention town.
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McCammon
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Steel Trust
Schwab
Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
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