Taft Arrives in Yokohama to Warm Japanese Welcome
Secretary of War Taft landed in Yokohama aboard the Minnesota from Seattle. Crowds welcomed him with American flags while Tokio residents joined the reception. Taft is to meet the Japanese emperor, attend luncheons, and dine with Count Yoshi before departing for Manila.
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Yokohama
Taft
Minnesota
Seattle
Tokio
Japan
Thomas J. O’brien
Yoshi
Masaki
Yukon
Manila
Tillman the Ugliest Man Meets Frank Portland Lawyer
United States Senator Ben Tillman is described as the ugliest man in the world by Portland lawyer Seneca Fouts who wagers wine on the guess. Tillman laughs off the remark and agrees to join Fouts in a drink, noting his appreciation for frankness.
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United States
Benj. Tillman
Moscow Journal
Portland
South Carolina
Tillman
Seneca Fouts
Oregon Hotel
Fonts
Fouts
Senator Tillman
Reception Monday Night for Father Van der Donekt
Ladies of the Catholic church host a reception Monday night at North Hayes to honor Father Van der Donekt who just returned from a four month visit to Belgium Italy Ireland and major European cities.
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Catholic Church
Father van der Donekt
Belgium
Italy
Ireland
Furore
North Hayes
Girl Found Dead With Throat Cut in Kansas Farmyard
Miss May Scripp, 25, daughter of farmer John N. Scripp, was found murdered in the back yard at the family homestead ten miles from Tola. Her throat was slit by a razor found nearby. No clues to the killer or motive were present.
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Tola
Kas
May Scripp
John N. Scripp
Scripp
Teal Lineup On Local Gridiron
A lively football game unfolds this afternoon on the local gridiron between Idaho Falls High School and the Academy of Idaho. Teams appear in excellent shape with a fast contest promised. game time 3 30 p m. two halves of 25 and 30 minutes.
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Idaho Falls High School
Academy of Idaho
Rtas
Nals
Heller
Smith
Richer
Conner
Willson
Chapin
Greenwell
Changon
Hubbell
Lowrie
Kerr
Rainey
Butler
Griffith
Jones
Porter
Clendenin
Quinn
Custer
Oleson
Sullivan
Dodge
Faris
Devitt Oleson
John O. Steendahl
J. E. Rutherford
Grand Duke Frederick of Baden Dies in Baden
Grand Duke Frederick of Baden died in Constance at the Grand Duchy of Baden. He was unconscious hours before death. Present at his bedside were the grand duchess Princess Louise of Prussia Prince Max of Baden the crown princess of Sweden and other relatives and officials.
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Constance
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Grand Duke
Frederick of
Louise
Prussia
Max of
Sweden
Printing pressmen vote on strike question by referendum
New York on September 28 reports the International Printing Pressmen's Association holding a referendum among members to decide a strike if demands for an hour day and higher wages are not granted in cities nationwide.
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New York
United States
International Printing Pressmen's Association Union
Auto driver fatally hurt at Morris Park race course
New York Sept 28 L W Smelzer driver in a twenty four hour race at Morris Park collided with the track barrier sending his car off the course and through a fence fatally injuring Smelzer and injuring spectator John Clarke in the same incident.
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New York
L. W. Smelzer
Morris Park Race Course
John Clarke
Smelzer
Grand jury to probe lumber trust from Minneapolis
The federal grand jury in St Paul Minnesota will soon start an inquiry into the so called lumber trust headquartered in Minneapolis. The investigation targets alleged antitrust practices within the lumber industry and may affect regional players.
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St. Paul
Federal Grand Jury
Lumber Trust
Minneapolis
Reed & Ellinger Highlight Spokane of Idaho in Pocatello
G C Mackie leads the Reed and Ellinger firm in Americans at Pocatello voicing Spokane of Idaho advantages.
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G. C. Mackie
Reed & Ellinger
Americans
Pocatello
Spokane
Idaho
Civic club card party at Mr. L. Roberts residence
The Civic club plans a card party at the residence of Mr. L. Roberts on October 4 Friday evening. The public is cordially invited.
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The
Civic Club
L. Roberts
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Work Accelerates
Seattle rush on the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition site accelerates. Grading and clearing will finish by January 1, with the administration building occupied and sewer and water contracts soon let. Officials aim to complete all preparations by opening day June 1, 1901, allocating exhibit space in advance.
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Liberal Arts and Education
Woman's Study League Meeting Postponed One Week
The Westian's Study League postpones its session to next week due to a visit by state president Mrs Butterfield. The study topic is The New Learning and Sir Thomas More, with questions on Renaissance growth in England and Scotland, English Renaissance architecture, attitudes toward Caxton, and notable figures and schools in new learning.
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Westian's
Butterfield
Wes
Petes
Thomas More
England
Scotland
Caxton
Baggage Agent Returns Home From Salt Lake City
Baggage agent George Mortensen arrived home last evening with Mrs. Mortensen and their child after a trip to Salt Lake City.
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George Mortensen
Mrs W R Spettigue Passes Through on No 7 to Ida ho Falls
Mrs W R Spettigue traveled on the seventh train last evening en route to Ida ho Falls for a visit with relatives and friends.
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W. R. Spettigue
Idaho Falls
Coast Editor Is Kidnapped in San Francisco Arrest
Fremont Older, managing editor of the San Francisco Bulletin tied to the graft probe, was arrested on criminal libel warrants sworn in Los Angeles. He was seized on a street, driven to Redwood City, then sent by train to Los Angeles under guard amid accusations linked to Tirey L. Ford bribery cases. The incident follows Older’s work with Heney and Langdon against bribe-takers.
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San Francisco
Fremont Older
San Francisco Bulletin
Los Antos
Luther Brown
Older
Redwood City
Los Angeles
Bulletin
Tris
Tirey L. Ford
Lonergan
Ellis Street
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles County
Heney
Spreckels
Langdon
Burns
United Railroads
Porter Ashe
Ragd
Habeas corpus hearing for Fremont Older in Santa Barbara
Fremont Older arrived in Santa Barbara and was taken by sheriff to the superior court for a habeas corpus hearing at 2 o'clock this morning. Papers were prepared on the advice of District Attorney Langdon of San Francisco and the judge began the hearing upon Older's arrival.
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Older
Santa Barbara
Fremont Older
Superior Court
Langdon
San Francisco
U S Cavalry Band to Play at Idaho State Fair
Idaho Intermountain Fair announces October 21 to 26 at Boise with the 14th United States Cavalry Band of 28 musicians providing music. The War Department aids the event, premium lists fill 80 pages, and generous purses accompany an expanded race program.
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U.S. Cavalry
Idaho State Fair
Idaho Intermountain Fair Association
Boise
United States Cavalry Band
Sane
Portland
Fair Association
Idaho
Pocatello
Navy to award submarine contract for Octopus boats
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf announced the decision to award a contract for four Octopus type submarines and three more of the same type to an electric boat company. The deal includes price reductions and speed guarantees as recommended by the board of construction.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Electric Boat
Board of Construction
Negro Brute Defies Police In Summit Barricade
Chicago report says Richard Walton the colored man sought for the murder of Mrs Lillian W Grant teacher found strangled in her room is surrounded in a deserted Summit building. Police about fifty men pursued him as he barricades with weapons and ammunition. Walton is an ex convict with a reputation for violence.
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Chicago
Richard Walton
Lillian. W. Grant
Summit
Walton
General strike cripples Havana railroads across the island
A broad strike by employers on the United Railroads and Havana Central Electric Railroad was declared today. Trains operate only with engineers, lacking firemen or conductors, and a total road tie up across the island is feared.
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Havana
United Railroads
Havana Central Electric Railroad
Wedding Proves Brilliant Affair at First Congregational
Willard C. Seydel and Miss Mary Ethel Singer wed at 10 a m in the First Congregational Church with Rev Whit ham officiating. Mendelssohn wedding march accompanied by Miss Bernadine Burn. The couple leaves for Salt Lake after a 2 to 4 pm reception, amid rice showers and best wishes.
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First Congregational Church
Willard C. Seydel
Mary Ethel Singer
Rev. Whitham
Mendelsohn
Bernadine Burn
Bessie
W. A. Moyes
A. L. Cook
Salt Lake
Mrs. Seydel
Pocatello
No More Catarrh Promised by Hyomei Advocate
Mrs. A L Cook asserts Hyomei ends catarrh in Pocatello through targeted relief and permanent care. She backs the claim with a money back guarantee, promising free Hyde? Wait. Hyomei costs nothing unless it cures, and includes a pocket inhaler for direct breathing therapy.
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Pocatello
A. L. Cook
Nature
Diamonds by eating at J. B. Perkins’ restaurant
A note promotes dining at J. B. Perkins’ restaurant with a playful claim about wearing diamonds through the act of eating there. It highlights the restaurant and its proprietor as the focus of the tease.
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J. B. Perkins
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von Prosky
Banhall
D. Worth Clark
Wright
Frey
Bannock
Loretta Duddleson
Katie Tupper
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