Taft Provisional Gov Takes Cuba Reins With Peace In Mind
The American provisional government in Cuba begins as Secretary Taft proclaims himself provisional governor. Proclamation promises peace restoration and a permanent government, with Cuban flag flying and existing municipal and judicial bodies continuing. Troop movements and disarmament plans follow, including release of political prisoners and insurgent leaders agreeing to lay down arms.
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Havana
Cuba
Taft
Palma
Frederick Funston
Grip Thief Pleads Guilty in Short Line Baggage Heist
Mike Lee entered a guilty plea before Justice Mullen after a strong evidence case. He received six months in the county jail for stealing a suitcase belonging to George C Kostahrys. Lee sold the luggage to an Elk saloon bartender for four dollars and was arrested by Officer Brown.
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Mike Lee
George C. Kostahrys
Justice of the Peace
Mullen
Lee
Elk Saloon
Brown
Fremont Laundry Fire Destroys Fremont Co Facility
Last Saturday night the Fremont Co laundry between Rexburg and Sugar City burned to the ground. The building was valued at just over $4000 with about $2260 insured. The cause is unknown and a man named Manuel Lopes is mentioned in uncertain context.
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Fremont Co
Rexburg
Sugar City
Cotton Crop Suffered Amid Gulf Storm Casualties
Reports from New Orleans and the Gulf coast describe extensive damage from a hurricane. The Horn lighthouse keeper and his family are said to have died as the structure was swept into the sea. A Mississippi Central train wreck injures five, with three fatally. Gulf communities report destroyed cabins, wrecked barges, and a rising death toll with 25 drowned at Pensacola.
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New Orleans
Horn
Mississippi Sound
Brook Haven
Mississippi Central
Gulf
New, Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mobile
L. & N. Railroad
Scranton
Miss
South Pass
Flood destroys quarantine station and hospital ship
A telegram from Dr. White at the Santa Rosa quarantine station reports a flood swept the station, demolishing buildings. The hospital ship was driven to sea with ten people aboard, five of whom were rescued alive.
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Washington
Hurricane toll mounting in Mobile and surrounding towns
Birmingham reports from Mobile confirm the prior hurricane counts were understated. The death list will total at least one hundred, as many towns lie completely wiped out.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
U S Court Opens Here On Monday
The October term of the federal court for the southern district convenes at Pocatello at 10 o clock Monday. Most criminal cases center on whisky supplied to Indians with pleas expected. civil action Spalding versus Brady may not be heard this term. The calendar lists several United States and local cases.
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Federal Court For
Pocatello
Charles W. Spalding
James H. Brady
United States
Jesse Aylette
George Daniels
Herbert Horsley
Frederick A. Hyde
Lorenzo Evans
Trude
Anthony Burdoch
Cache Valley Canal Company
Michael McNair
Joan W. Crain
Major W. Smith
Bowen Curley
Benjamin Ornstein
Louis
John A. Kuhlman
William Winterson
County of Lemh
Deseret Savings Bank
William A. Riter
Taylor and
Pike centennial celebration features troops Indians and cowboys
Colorado Springs reports a carnival program to close the Pike centennial with a joint camp breakdown by troops Indians and cowboys this afternoon. A festive finale is planned at the Nilleson with seasonal delicacies and sport amid the celebratory mood.
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Colorado Springs
Pike
Corner Stone Ceremony for New Pocatello Hospital
The corner stone for the new general hospital in Pocatello will be laid tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 under Rev Father Cyril Van Der Donckt’s direction. Mayor W H Cleaver will speak with Rev J A Hedges and Rev W S Woodhall present. A copper box for hospital history and local papers will be sealed along with coins and relief items. The public is invited to contribute items to the box.
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New Hospital
Pocatello
N. E. Maines
C. E. Whitham
Lawrence
Boise
Republican Primaries Set in Bannock County
Republicans vote Monday across Pocatello precincts to choose delegates for the county convention on October 6. Boundaries defined by the county board divide the city into six precincts with polling places listed and voting hours from 2 to 7 pm.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Board of County Commissioners
Oregon Short Line Railroad
S. R
City of
Lewis and Lander Streets
Bridger
Center Street
Judge Johnston
Arthur Avenue
J. W. Mullen
Cleveland
Sahlberg
Cleveland Avenue
Academy of Idaho Football Squad Enthusiastic and Large
A. O. I. at Pocatelio reports 148 students enrolled this week up from 138 last year. The academy continues its popular lecture series on science sociology business current events and history with talks limited to thirty minutes each Tuesday at 10 30. Principal Faris spoke on the moral value of school life and next Tuesday Mr Cheney will speak. The football squad is unusually enthusiastic with enough candidates for two teams, and more awaiting results of tryouts.
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Academy of Idaho
Pocitelio
Pocatello
Talur
Faris
Cheney
Miller predicts strong GOP win as Gooding campaigns
Colonel Allen Miller, state immigration commissioner, touring with Governor Gooding, says the governor is recovering from a cold and a bilious attack. Campaign schedule delayed until Monday. Miller forecasts improved majorities in Custer and Lemhi counties and an overall statewide victory.
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Allen Miller
Gooding
Blackfoot
Boise
Miller
Hoover
the Tribune
Mackay
Custer
Lemhi
Liitfeld
Gooding Gains With Republican Leaders Hopeful for Victory
Hon. James H. Brady arrives from Boise to meet Senator Heyburn and Governor Gooding. He reports optimism rising as county conventions form new committees and enthusiasm grows. Brady cites Gooding administration as fueling easier campaigning and predicts a larger majority, praising Heyburn Borah and Congressman French for strong campaign work.
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James H. Brady
Republican State Central Committee
Boise
Senator Heyburn
Gooding
Brady
State Central Committee
Governor Gooding
Heyburn
Borah
French
Ada Republicans Nominate Ticket for Ada County
Boise sept 29 special to the tribune the following ticket was nominated yesterday afternoon by the ada county republican convention state senator hon john mcmillan representatives charles c cavannah frank p wyman g d scaw arch cunningham and willard white commissioners first district m w clark third district e b crawford auditor w l cuddy assessor charles h shepherd treasurer b h mcgrew sheriff shad l hodgin school superintendent miss ivy wilson county attorney charles f koelach probate judge harry leonard surveyor s willard almond coroner william h sherier justice of the peace for boise precinct william c dunbar william h w savidae
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Boise
Ada County
John McMillan
Charles C. Cavanah
Frank P. Wyman
G. D. Shaw
Arch Cunningham
Willard White
M. W. Clark
EB. F. Crawford
W. L. Cuddy
Charles H. Shepherd
B. H. McGrew
Sherif
Shad L. Hodgin
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Cited As Cure For Cough
A dated testimonial extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs linked to consumption. A Montanan letter claims years of use in preventing coughs in children, urging self care to avoid hopeless illness.
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Ballard
Seven Die In Pennsylvania Express Crash At Eddington
Seven killed and others may die with 26 or more injured in a rear end collision on the Pennsylvania railroad near Eddington Pa. The Long Branch Express stopped to cool a hot journal when the New York bound express struck. Officials say signals were disregarded and the crash tore the rear Pullman in two.
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New York Express
Long Branch
Philadelphia
New York Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eddington
New York
Bristol
Atterbury
W. H. Connell
Mary O'Malley
H. Heppe
Heyburn and wife arrive in Pocatello for rest
United States Senator W. Heyburn and Mrs. Heyburn arrive in Pocatello at noon from Rigby. They stay at the Bannock hotel for a couple of days of rest from a strenuous campaign. He plans to address Twin Falls Monday evening and says health is improving with his wife’s care. He notes strong crowds in Rigby and predicts the Republican slate will win. He dismisses Mormon question as an issue in the campaign.
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United States
W. Heyburn
Pocatello
Rigby
Bannock Hotel
Washington
Heyburn
Fremont County
Tcket
Dubois
Former Pocatello People in Trouble
Cheyenne reported that George Kug, who says he is George Day, a machinist and Machinists Union member, was held to district court on an assault charge after a trunk search revealed a $640 check payable to Lulu Hartley. Hartley claims Kug is her husband from California, while Kug asserts a marital link to her.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
George Kug
George Day
Machinists’ Union
Mra
Lulu Hartley
Hugs
Pocatello
Lulumay
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Fremont
Manuel Lopes
Pensacola
Santa Ross
U. S. Court
Nilleson
Cyril van der Donckt
P. W. Reed
J. A. Hedges
W. S. Woodhall
W. H. Cleave
Julius Rosenberg
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Col. Miller
ADA Republicans
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