Hearst Nomination Dominates Democratic Convention
Buffalo reports heavy session amid talks of Hearst nomination and delayed start. Jerome predicts defeat of Hearst if a decent Republican runs, while McCarren Sul llivan split colors amid seat contest debates. Saratoga Republican meeting backs Roosevelt and Higgins while pledges on merchant marine and tariffs are set.
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Buffalo
Hearst
Saratoga
Jerome
Murphy
McCarren
Sullivan
Cuba Faces Power Vacuum as Palma Prepares to Abdicate
Havana reports Cuba is practically without a government as Palma plans to resign on Friday. The moderate party abdicates, liberals push for intervention, conservatives welcome the move, and American forces’ return is now seen as a likely outcome.
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Cuba
Palma
America
Havana
Palme
Stensland Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Stensland arrived in Chicago and went to the criminal court building where he pleaded guilty to two counts of embezzlement before Judge Kersten. He received an indeterminate sentence to Joliet penitentiary, with a maximum of fourteen years, and left for the penitentiary after 1 PM.
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Chicago
Stensland
Criminal Court
Kersten
Joliet
No Warrant for Smith in Utah Case
Salt Lake City Sept 26 Judge Armstrong in district court ruled County Attorney Christensen cannot be forced to issue a warrant for the arrest of President Joseph F Smith of the Mormon church on a complaint sworn by Charles Mostyn Owen charging a statutory offense. The decision rests on the complaint being indefinite and failing to show Mary Schwartz Smith was not his legal wife. Owen says he will seek other remedies.
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Salt Lake City
Armstrong
District Court Today
Atorney Christensen
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Charles Mostyn Owen
Mary Schwartz Smith
Owen
Bogus Five Dollar Bills Case Ends in McCammon Arrests
Three men arrested at McCammon for passing worthless five dollar bills from Merchants and Planters Bank of Savannah. County Attorney Gray investigates positive IDs to link them to local victims. No positive identification ties them to earlier Pocatello cases. victims unable to confirm. Likely release anticipated.
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Bannock
Gray
McCammon
Merchants’ & Planters’ Bank of
Savannah
Pocatello
Marcus Baum
F. Baum
East Side
Riots in Viatka Province Disarm Police Loot Estates
Grave agrarian disorders erupt in Viatka district with 100000 residents. Villagers rise seize arms from police, loot and destroy landed proprietors’ homes amid suspected Viborg manifesto influence.
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St. Petersburg
Viatka
Manuel Lopes Havana Cigars Spark Quick Hit With Smokers
Manuel Lopes Havana cigars have made an immediate impact among refined smokers. The brand attracts attention with the call to “Get the habit” and urges discerning customers to try the product.
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Manuel Lopes
Revised Schedule for Sen Heyburn
Despite medical advice against speaking during the campaign Senator Heyburn insists on delivering parts of his address and has canceled some dates. After telegraphic updates the revised itinerary lists Rigby September 25 Shoshone October 11 Hailey October 2 Twin Falls October 4 Montpelier October 10 Moscow October 15 with Weiser and Heyburn dates to be announced.
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Heyburn
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Shoshone
Hailey
Twin Falls
Montpelier
Moscow
Weiser and
Wabash Buffalo Mail wreck near Cal tin causes deaths
A Wabash Buffalo Mail passenger train collided with a freight after an open switch near Cal tin, Illinois. Three killed including engineer fireman and mail clerk with many injured and fires burning cars. Telecommunication lines blocked as a stock man from Springville is reported missing.
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Buffalo Mail
Danville
Illinois
Wabash
Kansas City
Buffalo
Caltin
Trevet
Springville
New Leader in Zion Arises with 5000 Followers
Chicago dispatch reports Charles F. Parham, an apostle evangelist, rising as Zion’s new leader with about 5000 followers. He has attracted many of Voliva’s key adherents and is expanding his proselytizing campaign. Voliva vows action to preserve unity as Parham’s movement grows.
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Chicago
Zion
Charles F. Parham
Voliva
Pike's Peak Centennial Marked by Record Salute
Three miles above sea level at Pike's Peak Colorado a brigadier general's staff salute of eleven guns set a height record. Prominent figures spoke and a bronze tablet was unveiled as Colorado Springs marked the Pike's Peak centennial with cavalry maneuvers dress parades and society reunions.
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Summit Pike's Peak
Colorado
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Colorado Springs
Younger Element Controls Bingham County Convention
The Republican convention in Thlano Falls at the armory hall opened with John F. Shelley named temporary chairman as the younger element took control. Nominations began at 2:00 pm and a favored slate for state senate, representatives, and county offices circulated, with a full ticket not expected until late evening.
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Thlano Falls
Tribune
Bingham County
Armory Hall
John F. Shelley
Shelley
George F. Gagan
Blackfoot
McCutcheon
McCracken
Pete Johnson
Chris
Anderson
William Brave
Wintle
Nowlin
Yorvenson
Wray
Jordan
Fackler
W. H. Danielson
Blackfoot Fair Opens With Record First Day Attendance
Blackfoot Sept 26 Special to the Tribune The Bingham county fair opened with a record crowd and strong exhibits The day’s track events featured winners Addie D Paddy Senator Tats Harneys Race and balloon ascension An excursionists welcome is planned for Pocatello Day and Children’s Day with free admission for children accompanied by guardians
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Ance
Addie D
Miss Croy
Saxby
Paddy
Ther J
Gray Belle
Senator Tats
Pocatello
Rebels Exultant Over Palma Resignation News
Havana reports Rebels in high spirits despite rain as Palma’s resignation looms. Pino Guerre criticizes the move as bad faith aimed at provoking intervention, and predicts no new Cuban revolution, while declining to comment on Cuba’s government future.
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Havana
Palma
Pino Guerre
Cuba
Guerra
Contract Set for Buhl Extension on Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line Mine Minidoka branch from Twin Falls to Buhl, 18 miles, is awarded to Corey Brothers Construction of Ogden. A. B. Corey leads the team to the scene as grading begins immediately with an estimated cost between 75000 and 80000 dollars. Corey Brothers also work a 50 mile Great Northern stretch between Great Falls and Billings in Montana.
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Buhl
Corey Brothers Construction Company
Ogden
A. B. Corey
Corey Brothers
Great Falls
Billings
Mont
Corey
Ely
Nev
Prisoners to the Pen Sends Idaho State Prisons
Bannock county guards escorted five state prisoners from Boise to serve sentences after the September term. Al Robinson and George Dover each received five years for grand larceny. William Clarence Morris got one year for forgery. James Martin 18 months and John McClelland 15 months for burglary. Deputy Sheriff took Wilbur Downs to St. Anthony Reform School after pleading guilty to rape. Maud Stoner and Manister begin 30 day jail terms for assault near Marsh Valley.
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Bannock County
Idihe
Rube” Robbins
Boise
Budge
al Robinson
George Dover
William Clarence Morris
James Martin
John McClelland
Charles Sell
State Reform School
St. Anthony
Wilbur Downs
Maud Stoner
Manister
Marsh Valley
U S Court Jury Term Drawn for Pocatello October 1
The fall term of the southern divided federal court will convene in Pocatello on Monday October 1. A grand jury and a trial jury have been drawn with members from Idaho Falls Rexburg Pocatello and other towns including Marysville and Rigby listed among the jurors.
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United States Court For Southern Division
Federal Court For
Southern Division
Pocatello
U. Stucks
Paris
Edgar Filmore
Rigby
George B. Neal
Idaho Falls
Henry Flamm
Rexburg
Willard Woore
Poplar
J.C. Grape
Parker
Robert Smith
W. W. Youmans
Anthony
W. C. Mitting Wer
Joseph Hawks
Baga
Budge
Parks
John Meservy
Daely
Falls
Harvey C
Roylance
Salem
Stephen G. Chandler
Edmunds
John P Loteren
Idaho Palle
Joseph Lambaurn
Marysville
Robert Miller
Ruby
Alfred Ball
Grant
N. H Halstrom
God
God HF Hw, Smith, 81. Anthony Trial Jury. BO Madsen
Kobert
Haden
Ablah” Wadsworth
Taylor
Hunter
Lewisville
Alfred Sessions
George L. Simfonls
Daniel G Miller
Sam G. Barnett
Marker
Woods TL
Miller
St. Anthony
John B Taylor
Wilford
Edwin Peake
Thomas G. Inwersoll
Idaho Malle
Pelix Burgess
Chester
Ell M. Marri
Maryavilie
Adams Case at Wallace Idaho Trial Progress
Wallace dispatch reports the Adams case largely focused on identifying a skeleton as Fred Tyler killed last year. Deputy Williams described the corpse location and skull wound while Thomas linked tobacco box and pipe to Tyler. Expected to connect Adams to the crime next, with cross examination by Darrow and several undisclosed witnesses ready if needed.
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Boise
the Tribune
Wallace
The
Statesman
Adams
St. Joe Mountains
Fred Tyler
John R. Thomas
Charles H. Williams
Ed. Stansbury
Williams
Tyler
Glover
Mason
Cableman Foster Cable to Toledo to lead Rock Island power division
Foster Cable departed for Toledo Missouri to serve as private secretary to W J Tollerton superintendent of motive power and machinery on the Rock Island line. He has long been a clerk for the Short Line and Christian Endeavor leaders praise his work and faith.
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Foster Cablee
Toledo
W. J. Tollerton
Rock Island
Cable
Mr. Tollerton
Pocatello
Tollerton
Mechanie Carrick
Cifice
Rock Leland
Christan Endeavor
State Union of
C. EB
Fiem
Race War Ends in Atlanta as City Restored
Atlanta on September 26 reports the situation under control with normal business. Schools are open, factories operate, saloons shut, and negro vestur ants and bar licenses rescinded. Mayor, citizens committees and the military hold absolute city control.
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Atlanta
Boy Kills Brother Over Penny Candy Dispute
Chicago report states a five year old boy named Fred Fanter killed his six year old brother by striking him with a rock after a dispute over a penny’s worth of candy. He then hid under another rock area and refused to emerge despite the fatal outcome.
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Chicago
Fred Fanter
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Maggie S
Parole
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Reform School
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