Roosevelt attends McKinley monument dedication in Canton
President Roosevelt arrives in Canton at 10 35 am to dedicate the McKinley monument. Some 75000 visitors are on hand with many officials and dignitaries present. Special trains carrying infantry cavalry and national guardsmen converge on the city for the parade and ceremonies. The city is decorated and a military cordon lines the march route and mausoleum area.
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Canton
Ohio
Roosevelt
McKinley Monument
United States Infantry and Cavalry
Ohio National Guardsmen
Eemvic
Monument Hill
Arrest Forgery Suspect In Lodging House Case
A man calling himself David Tevis claiming Utah sheepman and herder ties was arrested by Sheriff Quigley for passing fake checks in Soda Springs American Falls and Pocatello totaling about 90 dollars. He cashed fifty dollar and thirty dollar drafts at Soda Springs and American Falls plus two five dollar checks locally. The forgeries drawn on the Bank of Provo. Tevis was tracked to a lodging house and confessed.
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David Tevis
Utah
Quigley
Soda Springs
American Falls
Pocatello
Tevis
Bank of Provo
Murder Trial Sparks Raleigh Jury Pooling Interest
In Raleigh North Carolina on September 30 a murder trial opened for Dr T L Rowland and his second wife widow of locomotive engineer C R Strange accused of poisoning Strange to wed. Rowland previously faced a charge of poisoning his child for insurance money but was released for lack of evidence.
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Raleigh, N. C
T. L. Rowland
C. R. Strange
Strange
American Bicyclist Walthour Involved In Berlin Track Accident
In Berlin at the Spandau bicycle track Bobby Walthour the American rider was seriously injured and his pacemaker Hoffman died in a collision. Walthour lay unconscious as another man who went to assist a fallen rider was struck and killed by Hoffmans pace maker.
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Berlin
Bobby’’ Walthour
Spandau
Hoffman
Walthour
Attorney Heney to prosecute rail officials in Older arrest
San Francisco September 30 Assistant District Attorney Heney will begin criminal proceedings against Attorneys Porter Ashe and Luther Brown of the United Railroads for their role in last week's arrest of Fremont Older managing editor of the Bulletin and his removal from the city and county without bail privilege.
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San Francisco
Heney
Sonlh
Porter Ashe
Luther Brown
United Railroads
Fremont Older
Pulletin
Collision Kills Cattle Near Stanton Missouri
A morning collision two miles from Stanton Missouri between a passenger and a freight train injured two mail clerks and left passengers shaken and engines wrecked. Many cattle on the freight train were killed. both engineers jumped to safety.
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Stanton
De Beers Diamond Trust Formed to Maintain Prices
New York Sept. 30 report says De Beers Diamond company known as the diamond trust formed a pool with principal independent competitors to keep prices stable.
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New York
de Beers Diamond Company
The
Diamond ‘Trust
Nesbit Returns from Salt Lake City After Mining Interests
W. M. Nesbit, president of the Great Mammoth Mining company of Nevada, returned yesterday from Salt Lake City where he had been for two weeks tending to mine interests. He plans to go to the pine in about ten days.
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W. M. Nesbit
Great Mammoth Mining Company
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Missouri Railroad Wreck Ends Fatally
St. Louis dispatch says engineer Chambers and mail clerk Crissey were killed when a fast St. Louis and San Francisco train derailed and overturned at Dixon's Hill, 130 miles from St. Louis. Fireman Stockhill was badly hurt and several passengers bruised as wreckage caught fire. A special train with nurses and doctors was sent from Rolla, 25 miles away.
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St. Louis
Chambers
Crissey
Stockhill
San Francisco
Dixon's Hill
Rolla
Academy Team Dominates Idaho Falls In 33 0 Victory
The Academy of Idaho defeats Idaho Falls High School 33 to 0. The Academy offense clicked with a first half touchdown and a 35 yard run by Kerr in the second half. Crowd attendance was high and both teams were praised for clean play.
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Academy of Idaho
Idaho Falls High School
Academy
Kerr
Idaho Falls
Physicians Attend Fifteenth State Medical Society Meeting
Dr. Howard of Pocatello and Dr. Scott of McCammon lead a group of physicians to Boise for the State Medical Society's fifteenth annual meeting set for October 3 and 4. The event includes social functions the Boise wives host for visiting doctors and a plunge party at the Natatorium followed by a smoker and entertainment at the Boise Commercial Club.
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Howard
Pocatello
Scott
McCammon
Boise
State Medical Society
the Statesman
Maxey
Boise Commercial Club
Physicians of
Law Thwarts Cupid In Idaho Marital Rule
Thomas Truscott and Susie M Joslin, recently divorced, traveled from Butte to Idaho to wed but faced a state law requiring six months of single life before remarriage. They then planned to go to Ogden where no such impediment was expected.
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Thomas
Truscott
Susie M. Joslin
Butte
Montana
Idaho
Ogden
Electric smelter for Southern Idaho proposed by J H Brady
J H Brady plans an electric smelter to serve Southern Idaho mining districts with 1000 tons per day capacity at about 450000 dollars. Aimed at lower costs than blast furnaces, it would produce sulfur by products and cement slag, with ample power and local employment. Brady cites expert analysis on economics, power use, and environmental advantages.
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Idaho
J. H. Brady
Bannock
Bingham
Oneida
Salt Lake
Joliet
Inois
Borah Trial Proceedings Focus on Land Frauds Links
Boise September 29 30 The Borah trial advances with prosecutors seeking to tie Senator Borah to a timber land fraud scheme through Palmer Barber Moon Wells and Kinkaid while defense argues Borah acted in good faith as an attorney The illness of juror Neth paused the forenoon session but officials expect to resume with Borah still asserting exoneration.
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Boise
United States
W. E. Borah
Whitson
Borah
Idaho
Steunenberg
William Sweet
John I. Wells
John Kinkaid
Albert E. Palmer
Palmer
Italia
James T. Bar
Ber
Sumner G. Moon
Barber Lumber Company
Barber and
Senator Borah
Wells, Kinkaid
Chicago Struck by Fearful Wave of Crime
Chicago faced a day of violence with two murder mysteries and multiple attacks. The list includes an unidentified man found in the river, Joe Genissin found dead at Twelfth Street, Mrs. Ross Price killed by her husband who then killed himself, John Goss injured and dying at a hospital after a quarrel, and six year old white girl Hilda Anderson assaulted by a Black assailant.
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Chicago
Joe Genissin
Lake Michigan
Twelfth Street
Ross Price
Price
John Goss
Alexian Brothers
Hilda Anderson
New Orleans Cotton Strike Sparks Waterfront Walkout
In New Orleans on Sept 30 500 longshoremen and teamsters struck on the river front. Authorities expect up to 8000 allied union men to join as steamers of the Leland and Austro American line began stowing cotton. Labor agents had failed to reach an agreement with the cotton crew.
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New Orleans
Leland
Austro-American Line
High School Boys Tie Albion In Championship Prep
The 15 member High School team under Coach Risser traveled to Albion for a championship tune up against the Normal. Despite outplaying the Normal throughout, the game ended in a tie as Albion advanced to within 35 yards of the High School goal line, with decisive defense limiting Albion’s gains. The upcoming October 12 game against the Academy of Idaho is crucial for the eastern championship.
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Risser
Albion
Academy of Idaho
Burglars Face Trial In Arimo Saloon Theft Case
Walter Perry and John Carns appeared in probate court to face trial for burglarizing the Roberts & Lewis saloon at Arimo. They gained entry by breaking a window and stealing a stock of whiskey. Sheriff Quigley brought ten witnesses from Hawkins Creek for the case.
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Walter Perry
John Carns
Roberts &Lewis
Arimo
Perry
Carns
Quigley
Hawkins Creek
Falls Under Moving Train Crushes One Leg
J. B. Shasheguay an Austrian and former Telluride Power employee at Alexander attempted to board No. 1 while intoxicated yesterday. He fell beneath the moving train suffering a crushed left leg. He was treated at the emergency room and sent in good condition to Salt Lake City.
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J. B. Shasheguay
Telluride Power Company
Alexander
No. 1
Shasheguay
Wright
Salt Lake City
Arrival of Two Baby Boys Reported in North and South Second
Mrs. Anna Bird reports the arrival of two baby boys yesterday. One is to the wife of John Serrace who lives on North Second Avenue and the other to Mrs. T. C. Pratt at 558 South Second. Both infants are getting along nicely.
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Anna Bird
John Serrace
North Second Avenue
T. C. Pratt
South Second
Mrs J W Seaver Operated On For Blood Poisoning
Mrs. J W Seaver underwent an operation at the general hospital yesterday performed by Dr. Wright for a blood infection.
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J. W. Seaver
The
General Hospital
Wright
Potato Sale at Bergs Heed Store
Bergs heed store advertises potatoes at 4 cents 8 per hundred weight with quality guaranteed. Phone 208 lack.
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Berg
Heed
Pocatello Woman Dies in Canada
Ottawa reports the death of Mrs. Zella Bradley on September 24 from throat cancer. Wife of Robert Bradley and sister of J. R. Burns, she had lived in Pocatello and worked in a local bakery before moving with her husband to Ottawa. She leaves a husband a son and her parents with three brothers. Interment occurred in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Zellal Bradley
the Tribune Today
Robert Bradley
Zella Bradley
J. R. Burns
Bradley
Caldwell
Omaha
Pocatello
Hole in Head Suggests Murder at Blackfeet Cabin
The body of a man named Miller was found in a cabin near Blackfeet with a yawning head wound. A long steel instrument, likely a marlin spike, caused the injury per autopsy doctors. Sheriff Quigley suspects the man may be Spriggs, the missing Blackfoot butcher's assistant.
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Miller
Blackfeet
Quigley
Blackfoot
Spriggs
Here
Nilsson Grill Reopens Under New Managers on West Center
The Nilsson grill on West Center street will transfer from Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nilsson to Jack Adams and AL Bozarth, former telephone company linemen. They will operate a first class cafe with private dining rooms, an noon merchants lunch, and white help. The name will change and a meal ticket contest will pick the new title.
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Nilsson Grill
West Center Street
Carl Nilsson
Jack Adams
AL Bozarth
Telephone Company
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