Doctor Jones Guilty in Occupation Tax Case
The city prevailed as Dr. Earl D. Jones, osteopath, was found guilty of misdemeanor for failing to pay occupation tax and fined $25. Warrants issued for two similar offenses target Truxton Talbot and Jones & Reddish with J. W. Slingerland set for trial Thursday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Jones
Thomas H. Kane
L. L. Reubelmann
H. H. Whittlesey
O. L. Cleveland
J. H. McNichols
Ben Bean
C. 5. Smith
George
the Carlyle
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Dr. Jones
Kane
Demurrer
Osteopath
Chiropractic
Jones
Terrell
Truxton Talbot
Jones & Reddish
J. W. Slingerland
Judge Ward McAllister Dies After Appendicitis Surgery
San Rafael Calif March 31 Judge Ward McAllister son of New York society leader died this morning in a local sanitarium from complications after an appendicitis operation He had suffered paralysis for two years and was formerly United States attorney in California from 1882 to 1884 and district judge in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Allister
San Rafael
Calif
Ward McAllister
New York
Judge McAllister
United States
California
Alaska
Lynching Averted in Brownsville Suburb Near Atlanta
In Brownsville near Atlanta, a mob of colored men threatened to lynch B. R. Chapin a young white man. Authorities arrived with lowered rifles and halted the mob before any harm occurred as they dragged him from a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Brownsville
B. R. Chapin
Mine Explosions Kill Fifty Nine In Hanna Wyoming
Governor Brooks orders a state mine inspection after two explosions in Hanna on a Saturday. Mine Inspector Young leads the probe as 54 bodies remain entombed and a coroner delays inquest pending recovery. Rescue teams work three shifts to clear earth and timbers and brattice the stope to prevent further blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Wyo
Brooks
Young
Camped Here When West Was Young
D. D. Sullivan of Grace, father of county treasurer Grace Sullivan, visited Gate City recalling his 1866 freighting days from Utah to Butte. He camped near the east foothills where toll bridge owners Joe Warren Jack Anderson and Old Man Murphy controlled the area. Sullivan, a Civil War veteran, enlisted in 1862 and moved west after muster out in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Gate City
D. D. Sullivan
Grace
Grace Sullivan
Old Man Murphy
Murphy
Portneuf
McCammon
H. O. Harkness
Milt Morgan
Oneida County
Sullivan
First
Missouri Cavalry
Albany
Bat Nelson Returns to Coliseum for 15 Round Fight
In San Francisco on March 31 Bat Nelson and Abe Attell are set for a 15 round bout at the Coliseum tonight. Nelson weighs about 133 pounds and Attell around 12249. Betting runs brisk at even money, with large sums reportedly wagered, surpassing Burns versus Squires. Both fighters express strong confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat
Nelson
Attell
San Francisco
Railroads Win Point in Missouri Fare Jurisdiction Case
Judge Smith McPherson rules federal court has full jurisdiction over both maximum freight and two cent passenger fare cases in Missouri. He decides in favor of the railroads against the state on the jurisdiction question.
Miners Suspend Work in Pittsburg District
In a meeting, miners and operators agreed all mines in the Pittsburg district will suspend operations at midnight until a wage scale agreement is achieved. About thirty thousand miners across Pennsylvania are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Arrest of Miner for Reno Robbery and Sparks Stamps Loot
Albert L. Miner aged 21 an assistant baggage master at Reno was arrested today on charges of robbing Wells Fargo Co in Reno of a pouch worth 6000 in money and jewelry and looting the Sparks Nevada post office of 1000 in stamps through a single crime report filed from San Francisco dated March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Albert L. Miner
Reno
Wells Fargo & Co
Sparks
Nevada
Mrs Wallis Undergoes Surgery at Salt Lake Hospital
Mrs James H Wallis wife of the Rexburg Standard editor was operated on Saturday afternoon at Dr Groves L D 8 hospital in Salt Lake City by Drs H Allen and George E Hyde. Her condition is reported excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salt Lake
Idaho Safe for Taft Says J. H. Brady
James H. Brady of Pocatello, Idaho Republican leader and Taft supporter, returns from a northern tour reporting strong Taft sentiment in Idaho counties. He predicts a solid instructed delegation to the Chicago convention and cites confirmed support from Fremont, Bingham, Bannock, Oneida, Bear Lake, Cassia, Shoshone, Kootenai, Bonner, Latah and Nez Perce counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem State
Lon
James H. Brady
Pocatello
Republican — State Central Committee
Taft
Idaho
Chicago
Brady
Panhandle
Tribune
North
Butte
Shoshone
Kootenai
Bonner
Latah
Nez Perce
Wallace
Harrison
Coeur d'Alene
Rathdrum
Sandpoint
Moscow
Lewiston
Southeast
Fremont
Bingham
Bannock
Oneida
Bear Lake
Cassia
Custer
Bank Wreckers Arrested in Bisbee Bank Case
Bisbee Arizona March 31 W J Eddleman president and J H Nolan cashier of the First National Bank of Bisbee were arrested on charges of misapplying bank funds as ordered by National Bank Examiner Mar They were released on bail No statement from the cases has been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ariz
First National Bank
W. J. Eddleman
J. H. Nolan
National Bank Examiner Mar
W L Alexander of American Falls in City on Business
W L Alexander from American Falls is in the city today for business engagements and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Alexander
American Falls
Sheep Inspection Practically Ended
Dr. Charles F. Rork federal sheep inspector, after inspecting herds across Oneida Bannock counties, reports everything in satisfactory condition. He will depart soon for Cassia county to oversee scab dipping. He notes chilly weather in the extreme southeastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Rork
Government Bureau of Animal Industry
Oneida
Bannock
Cassia
Rork
Auditorium announces Mary Mannering and two more attractions
Manager W A Sammie reveals April 21 with Schubert Opera company star Mary Mannering in Gate City. April 22 brings The Black Crook spectacular production. April 17 features The District r musical extravaganza with 40 cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sammie
Auditorium Theatre
Mary Mannering
Gate City
Schubert Opera Company
Miss Mannering
Anager
Samms
Molin Couple Witnessed Event at Boise Ban
John T. Molin and his wife attended a Boise event this afternoon at the Ban venue, joining local residents in the gathering. The report notes participation by several families and a brief ceremony ending with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Molin
Boise
The
Ban
Hill Sees Gradual Business Revival Ahead
New York March 31 James J Hill arrived from Washington and said he cannot predict an early revival. He noted the general recovery has not yet shown in any strong way and cautioned that conditions were built up over many months. He expects any revival to be gradual rather than swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Hill
Washington
Strike Averts Indiana Miners Wage Standstill
Terre Haute Indiana March 31 It was agreed at a joint conference of Indiana miners and operators that present wages shall continue after today pending settlement of a scale. There will be no suspension in the state tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Spectacular Snake River Suspension Bridge Proposed Near Shoshone Falls
Promoters of the Twin Falls tract plan a steel suspension bridge across the Snake River below Shoshone Falls connecting Twin Falls to the north side. The project, led by W. B. Kuhn of Pittsburg and associates, could cost around 250000 and may include an electric line toll model to fund early returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls
Idaho
W. 8. Kuhn
Pittsburg
Great Tract
Long
Roaring River
America
Shoshone
Romance in Real Life Couples Off to McCammon Wedding Today
Walter Perry and Elizabeth Cairns to marry this afternoon in McCammon by Justice Horthwaite following a county jail romance. The couple faced past burglaries and a jail testimony but now gain approval from Elizabeth’s father and plan to work with John Evans at McCammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Perry
Elizabeth Cairns
McCammon
Troth
Bannock County
Tribune
Cupid
Bannock County Court House
Short Line
Arimo
John Cairns
Water Perry
Cairns
Pocatello
Perry
Elizabeth
Entertainments, births, and death in Cambridge ward
Downey Ida March 22 1908 special to the Tribune Relief society of Cambridge ward held a March 17 program at 11 am with fine selections and a meal. An old time dance followed. Births include a girl to Heber Wilding March 9 and a daughter to James A Lowe March 20. Michael J Baton died after an appendectomy in Pocatello. burial in Ogden after services in Cambridge Mormon church. he leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Wilding
Mareh
James A. Lowe
Henry Coffin
Satuday
Pocatello
Michael J. Baton
Cambridge
Virginia
Ogden
Bureton
April Fool Ball by Idle Nut Splitters
The Idle Nut Splitters of the United States announce an April Fool ball at Eagle hall on April 1 1908. Tickets cost 75 cents per couple with ladies admitted free. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idle
U. S
Eagle Hall
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Hanna, Wyo
West
J. H. Brady
Mooscow
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
M. W. of A
Haven
R. N. of A
Neighbor Hopper
Miss McHan
Mr. Haven
Catherine Bohe
Neighbor Capell
Jean McHan
Miss Elliott
Genevieve Martin
Neighbor Martin
R. N. of America
Hill
Downey
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