Peace intervention eyed in Cuba crisis report
War department expects peaceful intervention to establish a temporary Cuban government and restore peace without large troop deployment. Brooklyn and Tennessee ships ready to sail for Cuba. Funston meets naval command, Marines prepare to land tents ammo and supplies ready by 2 pm as orders possibly come.
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Washington
War Department
Cuba
Taft
Havana
Funston
Louisiana
Couden
Roosevelt
Cuban liberals push names for Palma successor amid Cuban crisis
The liberals submit independent successors to Palma as moderates seek to persuade him to withdraw resignation. If unsuccessful, they plan to propose General Rodiguezas as provisional president after Palma. Taft and Bacon report Roosevelt urges a last peace effort, but they deem it unlikely.
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Havana
Palma
Rodiguezas
Taft
Bacon
Roosevelt
U S Officials Plan Delayed Cuban Intervention Tactics
Washington reports that while the interior of Cuba may turn hostile after intervention, a full invasion is not expected for weeks. It is believed Taft will deploy marines and sailors to deter alarm while keeping troop movements ready for prompt action if needed.
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Washington
Cuba
Taft
Paine Delivers Campaign Speech in Pocatello
Karl Paine of Boise, Democratic nominee for attorney general, spoke to a small audience at McNichols & Wright’s ball in Blackfoot. Music by the Citizens’ band drew more attention than the speech as Paine calls for a tough campaign against Mormonism, facing Republican nominee John J. Guheen.
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Karl Paine
Boise
McNichols & Wright
Eagle Band
Blackfoot
Citizens’ Band
Paine
Dubois
John J. Guheen
Guheen
Mr. Paine
Pocatello
Our Chili Trade Doubled Wet Few Months at Union Lunch Booth
A brief notice reports chili trade doubling over a few months at the Union Lunch Booth. It notes First and Conter as involved or referenced locations or organizers in the event.
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First
Governor Gooding Ill in Blackfoot Cancels Three Addresses
A message to the Tribune reports Governor Gooding is confined to his Blackfoot room with a severe cold and will remain through Sunday. He has canceled engagements in Blackfoot, Pocatello and Twin Falls, and will speak at Heyburn next Monday evening under Dr Hoover's care.
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the Tribune
New Argument Against the Czar
Ivan Norodny, head of the Russian Liberty organization, arrives from Russia to promote a peaceful war against the Czar using education and moral suasion. He seeks U S backing, names Bryan and Congressman John Sharp Williams, and plans to form clubs to sign petitions.
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New York
Ivan Ivanovitel Norodny
Russian Liberty Organization
Russia
Noredny
United States
Enterprise
Bryan
John Sharp Williams
Czarina
Fine concert tonight by the Tout family at the Auditorium
The Tout family from Ogden with E J Tout Nannie Maggie and Hazel perform in Pocatello. Nannie leads with a rich dramatic voice, Maggie sings and plays cello, Hazel age 14 plays violin and sings. Editor previews an epoch making event likely to draw a crowded house.
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Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
Tout
E. J. Tout
Nannie Out
Maggie Tout
Hazel Pout
Ogden
Nannie Tout
Nannie
Royal Opera Company
Berlin
Magele
The
Tribune
Maggie
Hazel Tout
New Naturalization Law Delays Citizenship Before Elections
County Clerk and Recorder Gallett reports the new naturalization law went into effect yesterday. It adds red tape and delays, forbidding an alien to become a citizen within thirty days before a general election. The law is seen as a good measure once understood.
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Gallett
Washington
Breath of Life and Powerful Lungs in Gorillas
A health note extols strong lungs as key to creature power and human vitality. Mia Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a two year cough and suspected consumption, praising its lung remedies. Trial bottle offered free by Mrs Ash Cook, druggist. prices 60 cents and one dollar.
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Mia
Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Mra
Ash Cook
Pocatello Day at the Big Blackfoot Fair
Pocatello visitors attended Blackfoot fair in Bingham County with about 200 residents joining via regular and special trains. Attendance was record breaking with praised exhibits including a fine fruit display and successful racing events. Many excursionists returned by nightfall while others stayed for the grand ball late after midnights.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Bingham County
Stufflebeam
Cliff Johnson
Dan Pateh
Pocatello Sports
Black Feet
Republicans of Bingham nominating slate at Idaho Falls
The Bingham county Republican convention named a full ticket with two exceptions H W Curtis for recorder and C W Berryman for commissioner The platform endorses Roosevelt Hepburn Burton French Governor Gooding and Senator Borah pledging strong support and loyalty to their slate and candidates
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Strong
Idaho Falls
Bingham County
H. W. Curtis
C. W. Berryman
Mor
McCutcheon
Robert McCrackcomn
Peter G. Johnson
Chris Anderson
W. Berryman
Roosevelt
Hepburn
French
Gooding
Borah
Burton L. French
Congress
Pocatello
Frank R. Gooding
Commonwealth
United States
W. E. Beroh
Republican Party
State Senate
House of Representatives
Mort Onewerving
United States Senate
Suele
WE. Hoerah
United State Senate
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed by Mrs Great Falls
An ad style notice extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs linked to consumption. A Great Falls Montana woman asserts the product kept her children cough free for years and prevents poor sufferers from deteriorating before cure.
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Ballard
Great Falls
Mont
Grip Thief Arrested in Pocatello Depot Theft
A Omaha machinist George C Kostacryz reported a baggage loss at the Short Line depot in Pocatello last Tuesday. Police arrested an alleged thief after a grip was traced to a bar keeper, with the suspect giving the name Mike Lee and awaiting preliminary examination.
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George C. Kostacryz
Omaha
Pocatello
Short Line
Kostahryz
Brown
Manass Williams
Elk Saloon
Mike Lee
Justier
Peace Mullen
Prominent Idaho Couple Wed At Blackfoot
On a Wednesday morning at the bride's parents home in Blackfoot Miss Leyina May Scott married Captain Harry Stephen Worthman. Arch deacon BE Ruffin Jones of the Episcopal church performed the ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Boise after visiting Salt Lake and Pocatello. The bride serves as Idaho state superintendent of public instruction and is noted for intellect and charm. Worthman is a Boise lawyer and member of Governor Gooding's military staff.
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Blackfoot
Leyina May Scott
Harry Stephen Worthman
Archdeacon BE. Ruffin Jones
Episcopal Church
Worthman
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Boise
Idaho
Captain Worthman
Mary Walters Recovers After Electric Bitters Claim
Mrs Mary H Walters of St Clair Street Columbus Ohio says her stomach nerves and sleep improved after taking Electric Bitters a druggist Mrs A L Cook guarantees as the best health tonic on earth. The letter credits a complete cure to the tonic following prior illness described as starving due to weak stomach.
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Mary H. Walters
St Clair Street
Columbus
Ohio
Mra
A. L. Cook
Corner Stone Laying Planned for New Pocatello Hospital
A ceremony to lay the corner stone of the new general hospital in Pocatello is set for Sunday afternoon September 30. Contractor Murry directs rapid construction and a detailed program of exercises will be announced as soon as available.
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General Hospital
Pocatello
Murry
Richest Woman in America Flees Tax Collectors
New York reports Hetty Green, famed as the world’s richest woman, now homeless and roaming from Hoboken to Bellows Falls after tax office seizures. The piece also details a New York plague of beggars since September, with police noting graft and political influence aiding some beggars and a mocked beggar revealed as a straw-stuffed hoax.
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Hetty Geen
New York
Gotham
Hetty Green
Metropolis
Hoboken
New Jersey
Bellows Falls
Vermont
Green
Bingham
Herald Square
Brooklyn Bridge
State Federation to Meet in Boise with nationally prominent guest
The State Federation of Woman's clubs meets in Boise October 25 and 26 with Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver, president of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs, as guest. Rail reduced fares offered. delegates and non delegates urged to attend. program features include remarks by Governor Gooling and educational reports from Mrs Paris and others.
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State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Boise
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Prank King
Jefferson St. Homae
Federation
Jf W. Standrod
State Federation
Mra. K. Porky
Woman's Columbian Club of
Mobile Delta Damage Loses Lives and Million in Property
Late word from Mobile reports several fatalities and about three million dollars in property damage on the Mississippi Delta this week. Hundreds of fishermen were driven from their homes as storms battered coastal towns.
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Mississisippi Delta
Alabama
New Orleans
Mobile
Gulf Coast Towns Escape Severe Losses After Storms
Reports from Bay St. Louis and Scranton indicate minimal loss of life and limited rail damage toward Mobile, while Mississippi delta lands flood and hundreds of fishermen are displaced. Northeast Mississippi records few fatalities and inconsistent reports persist.
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New Orleans
Gulf
Mississippi
Bay St. Louis
Mobile
Scranton
Alabama
Mississippi Delta
Weather and rail updates from early American era notes
The Weather Bureau reports the southern storm moving from central Arkansas toward the north and west, merging with a second system north of the Identities while Tingstin persists in the lower Mississippi valley. In St Louis authorities report Mobile lack of communication for 36 hours as the Mobile & Ohio line relies on a delayed train for earliest news from the presumed inundated city.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Mississippi Valley
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
St. Louis
Mobile
Mobile & Ohio Rail- Aen
New Orleans Sealed Off as Gulf Coast Communications Fail
New Orleans reports isolation from the Gulf coast with no news from towns near Mobile for 36 hours. Washout on the Nashville and Louisville line 25 miles east blocks rail, telegraph, and telephone. Officials plan a 5 PM attempt toward Mobile after Bay St. Louis reports. Mississippi towns show hundred thousand dollar damages. timber and cotton hit hard.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Nashville
Louisville
Bay St. Louis
Lake Pontchart
Mississippi
Three Prizes Hung Up at Gage's Masquerade Ball
The Masquerade Ball at Prof. Gage's Dancing Academy offers three prizes for the best sustained characters. Prizes cover first second and third place. Costumes available for rent from Salt Lake Costuming House on October 3 with a wide lineup and reasonable rental prices.
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Prof. Gage
Salt Lake
District Meeting Set in Pocatello on October Twenty Sixth
The local event notes a district moderation meeting in Pocatello on October 26. A social reception for Mrs. Decker and the Sule Peace execution by the Hose Wongs club is scheduled for Friday as part of a larger program in preparation.
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Mra. Decker
Holse Wongns Clube
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