South Idaho Exposition Opens At Pocatello Grounds
The first Bannock County Fair and Race Meet opens at the Pocatello Fair Grounds next week. The grounds and track are described as the finest in Idaho with a bustling preparations for visitors. Special trains and road improvements will ease access as exhibits and racing features prepare to attract large crowds. Bert Perrine and Blackfoot’s asylum will contribute fruit displays, with a decorating committee overseeing arrangements throughout the week.
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Bannock County
Pocatello Fair Grounds
Idaho
Short
Fair Association
Portneuf
Bert Perrine
Blue Lakes
Blackfoot
Cardinal to Represent Vatican at St Louis Exposition
A Cardinal is expected to be sent from Rome to the United States to represent the Vatican at the St Louis Exposition. The sending marks a formal Vatican involvement in the fair.
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Rome
United States
Vatican
Pocatello Citizens Petition for Carnival Decorations
Citizens and property owners of Pocatello Idaho petition the Mayor and City Council to approve additional lights and decorations for the Street Fair. The Ladies committee on Decorations recommends marple and gold colors and Center street be decorated from Arthur avenue to the electric arch in a fitting display for the carnival.
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Pocatello
Idaho
City of
Center Street
Arthur Avenue
0. B. Strely
Booths Rise for City Street Fair Carnival
Merchants have ordered booths for the Street Fair and Carnival with many Center Street houses planning eye catching displays by Saturday night. Local firms Sprague Bros The White House Cafe C W Gray Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Herald Salt Lake Brewing Co are among those lining Center Street for a gala day. organizers urge business leaders to unite for a strong electrical display by Pocatello.
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Center Street
Sprague Bros
White House
C. W. Gray
American Falls Power and Light Co
Bannock Hotel
North & Douglas
Salt Lake Tribune
The
Salt Lake Herald
Salt Lake Brewing Co
Pocatello
Center
Mrs Jeff Davis Reported Improving In Buffalo
Mrs Jefferson Davis is reported improving today with hope for a full recovery as doctors monitor her condition in Buffalo.
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Jeff Davis
Buffalo
Jefferson Davis
Roosevelt to Stay in Washington Through Next June
President Roosevelt plans to remain in Washington until next June and then return to Oyster Bay if nominated for the presidency. He will likely spend the following summer at Sagamore Hill unless he campaigns, after which he expects to begin a long period of work.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Riot at Consolidated Lake Superior Company Office
A mob of discharged workers in Sault Ste Marie forced from the premises after demanding wages smashed every window of the company office. Many were armed and shots were fired. Local militia were called out and regiments telegraphed for from Toronto. In Detroit a later dispatch notes rioters attacking militia at the works as stones and missiles were hurled.
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Sault St. Marie
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Canada
Miliia
Toronto
Detroit
Mich
Bloody Ottoman Turmoil Drives Mass Refugees in Monastir
From Monastir in Macedonia on September 28 it is estimated that about 50 000 villagers have fled to mountains seeking refuge, many destitute. Turkish troops surrounded and slaughtered 200 families fleeing toward Bulgaria from Losengrad district.
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Monastir
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Losengrad
Steel Stocks Hit New Low As Market Flows Weaken
New York reports show September cotton futures spiking amid shorts covering while the stock market opens with renewed liquidation. Steel securities drop to fresh lows, five per cent bonds fall to 68 44, and Metropolitan Street Railway probes a multi year low as foreign markets turn unfriendly.
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New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
Tillman arraigned on murder charge in Gonzales case
Lexington September 28 J H Tillman former Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina was arraigned to answer indictment charging him with the murder of N G Gonzales editor of the Columbia South Carolina The empanelling of the jury was begun.
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South Carolina
Gonzales
Lexington
D. C
J. H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia
Army maneuvers begin at Camp Young West Point
Troops assembled at Camp Young West Point begin real work for army maneuvers here. The day focuses on solving problems faced by advance and rear guards in a war time scenario. Conditions simulate actual warfare as closely as possible.
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Camp Young
West Point
Receiver Named for Consolidated Lake Superior Co
John G. Garruth of Philadelphia president of International Title & Trust Co was appointed Receiver for the Consolidated Lake Superior Company by Judge Plate in New Haven Connecticut on September 28. The action was taken in the United States Court.
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New Haven, Conn
John G. Garruth
Philadelphia
International Title & Trust Company
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Plate
United States
Death of U S Naval Commander in Japan
Commander E B Hughes United States Marshal died yesterday in Yokohama Japan. He served in the U S Navy and is mourned by colleagues and the federal service.
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U. S
Japan
Washington
EB. M. Hughes
United States
Yokohama
Governor Mickeys Children Guarded Amid Plot to Steal
Lincoln reports a guard surround the Governor's mansion after a suspected plot to kidnap one of Mickey's children. Four smaller children are kept indoors unless with an elder relative as police search for the ex convict linked to the plan.
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Lincoln
Governors Mansion
Mickey'sdren
Veterans parade marks Fourth Annual Assembly opening
One thousand Spanish American War veterans in blue and gray uniforms marched in parade as a precursor to the Fourth Annual Assembly. Adjutant General L C Dyer reports rapid progress, with membership exceeding 140000.
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New Haven
Conn
Re Unon
National Army and Navy
L. C. Dyer
Fire Rips Chicago Varnish Plant Causing Vast Damage
A Chicago varnish factory at 26th Street and Armour Avenue owned by Standard Varnish Company suffered extensive damage this morning. Oil and varnish released by nineteen explosions turned the street into a sea of fire, with losses estimated at 240000 dollars.
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Chicago
Standard Varnish Company
26Th Street
Armour Avenue
Alaska Boundary argument ends with praise from chairman
The Alaskan Boundary Commission hears a final American argument by D I Watson and a closing Canadian response by Lord Chief Justice Christopher Robinson. The chairman, Lord Chief Justice Alverstone, commends Watson for a powerful argument as Robinson begins his address on Canadian claims.
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Watson
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
D. I. Watson
Alverstone
Christopher Robinson
K. C
Banner Claims Cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes
Fragmentary ad text promises cures for Brights disease and diabetes and mentions several diseases by name. Likely a patent medicine advertisement from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
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Bright
Fine Entries Promised at Blackfoot Fair Races
The Blackfoot Idaho fair opens tomorrow with a strong racing lineup. Utah horses, Pocatello entries, and many local owners fill fifty stalls, boosting the sprint and longer distance events. Notable runners include Lady of the Manor Sammy Ridgepole Tommy Tucker and Mamie D with Carlsbad of Dillon and Queen R. from Ogden.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Idaho
Blackfoot Fair
Utah
Salt Lake City
Boise
Fair Grounds
Lady of the Manor
O. M. Runyon
Ogden
Gypsy Bob
Johnson
Nick H
Corey
Julia A
Jupiter
G. W. Robison
Sally Gan
Dr. Conroy
C. M. Dee
Francis C
Ed. Conroy
Queen Ha
Py Thal
Riley Kent
Tommy Tucker
A. J. Brim
Albion
Lille Ribbon
R. R. Gaymond
May W
Belmont
Chas. Lamar
Dingley
Dillon, Mont
Buechua
Radcliffe
Dillon
Senator Dubois
T. Price
J. M. Vinson
Lewiston
Two Bits
J. A. Brim
Little Dutch
Parks Sheep Ranch
Mamie D
J. E. Davis
Ethel G
Belmont of
Birdie
J. E. Inglet
Farmington
King Croy
Miss Croy
Lilla
Wm. Dingley
Seateh Pirate
Mont
Capt
Tom
Wm. Misser
Prince Farewell
Tom Lavatta
Harness dealer ad praises line of horse goods and low prices
A brief harness shop note invites readers to visit C Benting the harness man one block south of First National Bank to see a good line of horse goods at low prices.
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First National Bank
C. Benting
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Daily Tribune
J. H. Brady
A. N. Sprague
A. M. Pyper
W. J. Harvey
C. F. Smith
J. F. Knapp
Prty
Lake Superior Company
New York Cotton Exchange
Tillmans
Nebraska Penitentiary
Army and Navy
Alaska Boundary
Poley
Grove City
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