Eight Miners Wounded by Troops in Pennsylvania Mine Clash
Eight striking coal miners were shot and wounded near Ernest Pennsylvania five miles from Indiana on June 8 three fatally. The marchers clashed with twelve state constabulary, one striker fired a revolver prompting a volley. Leaders of the parade face arrest as guards had been posted to protect Ernest mines after recent non union replacements. A separate Irkutsk event reports Persians hired by contractors clashing with striking longshoremen with a deadly outcome.
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Indiana
Ernest
Anita
State Constabulary
Addian
Was Just a Mere Girl Verdict In Breach of Promise Suit
Mrs Eleanor E Forbes won two hundred dollars from Captain J G McClelland in Spokane for breach of promise of marriage. She sought five thousand. McClelland a reform leader admitted promising to marry but said he ended the engagement after learning she had two previous marriages and two children.
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Spokane
Eleanor E. Forbes
J. G. McClelland
Butte Delegates Bolt in Denver Federation Action
The Western Federation of Miners adopted resolutions thanking national labor unions for financial aid to defend Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. Delegates then marched to meet incoming Butte representatives who had bolted the convention last week.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Butte
Cassatt Dismisses Aiken Over Gratuities Admission
Joseph Aiken chief clerk to the superintendent of the Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania railroad was dismissed by President Cassatt after admitting before the interstate commerce commission to receiving thousands of dollars in gratuities from coal companies.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Aiken
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cassatt
Armistrong hanged for Chehallis County murder in state pen
A. A. Armstrong was executed at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla for the 3 year old murder of Robert Patton in Chehallis County. The men fought over a land boundary and Armstrong spoke from the scaffold claiming a greater injustice had been done to his family than to Patton.
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Walla Walla
Wash
A. A. Armstrong
State Penitentiary
Robert Patton
Chehallis County
Armstrong
Pure Food Bill Expected to Pass This Session
Washington June 8 Mann of Tilinola told the house in reply to Henshaw of Nebraska that the house intends to consider and pass a pure food bill and there is no doubt it would become law this session.
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Washington
Henshaw
Nebraska
Mann
Tilinola
President signs denatured alcohol bill
Washington reports on June 8 with the President signing into law a denatured alcohol bill, marking a policy shift.
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Washington
Minidoka Dam Work Resumes Under New Supervision
Construction on the Minidoka dam has been resumed under Monarch and Porter. Delays due to weather and water conditions are said to be overcome with completion targeted for August 1. The dam sits six miles south of Minidoka above Howell's Ferry on the Snake River and will divert water to canals reclaiming about 150000 acres. Project cost runs around 2.5 million dollars.
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Minidoka
Monarch & Porter
Howell’'s Ferry
Snake River
Heyburn
Portable telephone on all short line freight trains
The Oregon Short Line and other rails plan to install portable telephones on freight trains to improve communication with headquarters and stations. A copper wire runs along the tracks with a caboose instrument and a telescope-like hook to contact any division station, potentially reducing wreck delays and improving emergency response.
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Oregon
Boise Statesman
Vna
Chief of Police Warns Saloon Men in Pocatello
Chief of Police Smith announces immediate warnings to 10 Pocatello saloon men against allowing drunken patrons to sleep in chairs or on pool tables. He vows vigorous prosecution and notes alcohol sales violations at Cate City venues may lead to heavy fines or license revocation.
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Smith
Pocatello Saloon
Cate City
Postponement of Dynamite Trials Likely to November
Col James W Hawley chief counsel for the Movyer Haywood Pettibone prosecutions says dynamite cases will not be tried before November at earliest possibly later. Delay follows defense refusal to drop habeas corpus appeals from federal court to the U S Supreme Court and an unused provision of federal law cited by Hawley.
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James W W. Hawley
Boise
Movyer-Haywood-Pettibone
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Nevada
Col
Hawley
Federal Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Col. Hawley
United States
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuits
Federation
Idaho Supreme Court
Beatty
Court of Last Resort
State Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Caldwell
Roosevelt pushes to strengthen meat inspection powers
In response to a house agriculture committee request, President Roosevelt sent Representative Wadsworth the department of agriculture report on Chicago packing houses. He notes no substance conflict with Neill Reynolds findings and cites builders rushing to reform with new toilets and dressing rooms. He calls for immediate, thorough expansion of government powers to inspect all meats entering interstate and foreign commerce.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Neill-Reynolds
Agricultural Department
Tacoma man identified after death by own action
The well dressed man who died by his own action yesterday at a Tacoma hotel has been identified as William Campbell Beasley publisher of the Commonwealth Magazine Seattle.
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Tacoma
William Campbell Beasley
the Commonwealth Magazine
Seattle
Finnish senate orders year long arms import ban
Helsingfors Finland June 8 The Finnish senate has received an imperial order to frame a temporary regulation prohibiting for a year the importation of arms or revolvers into Finland.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Local shop promotes ice cream and candles at Nilsson
A quick sales push invites customers to buy a quart of ice cream or a box of candles at The Nilsson located at 236 W Center Street. The note emphasizes tempting offerings and highlights the shop’s name and address.
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Nilsson
Center Street
Three-Story Liberty Ave Building Collapses in Pittsburg
A three story business building on Liberty avenue near Cecil alley collapsed this afternoon, burying probably fifteen people in the ruins. Cries for help were heard as the collapse followed the tank fall on the roof.
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Pittsburg
Liberty Avenue
Cecil Alley
Old Shoes as Decorations at Helmicks Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Hr G Helmick returned from Salt Lake where they were married. Nel lie Coons became Mrs Helmick. They found two hundred old shoes decorating their 419 South Garfield home, set by coworkers. rice showers planned but interrupted by an independent chairvail party. The gift from the office staff included a cut glass water service.
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Hr. G. Helmick
Salt Lake
Helmick
Nellie Coons
American Falls Power & Light Company
Pocatello
South
Garfield Avenue
A Novelty Dance at Gages Dancing Academy
A novelty dance at Gages dancing academy invites friends to EBagles hall tomorrow at 9 p m for the grand march. The floor and music are praised as the best in the city with Prof Fetzer's orchestra providing the music. A pleasant evening is assured for all.
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Gages Dancing Academy
Ebagles
Prof. Fetzer
Nilsson Shop Ad for Cigars Fruits and Candies
An advertisement lists cigars and tobacco, crackers, fruits and candies, and a business named The Nilsson located at 288 West Center street.
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Nilsson
Weat Center Street
Kane's Produce Lists Onions and Vegetables
Kane's lists onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus rhubarb among its fresh offerings. The notice highlights the variety available and emphasizes seasonal produce for shoppers.
The Chili Reason is On, Come Along
A brief, fragmentary notice describes a Chili Reason event at Union Zunch Booth located at First and Center Streets with no further details.
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Union Zunch
First & Center Sts
Idaho Prison Population Grows With Two Convictions
Fremont county district court reports two Idaho cases in which M M Barber was found guilty of grand larceny for selling mortgaged cattle and misusing funds from Rexburg First National Bank. Lorenzo Jeffs of Teton Basin was also found guilty of stealing forty to fifty sheep from W W Taylor of Driggs.
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Fremont County
Idaho
States of Idaho
M. M. Barber
Barber
First National Bank of
Rexburg
State of Idaho
Lorenzo Jeffs
Teton Basin
Jeffs
W. W. Taylor
Driggs
James Kirkland
St. Anthony
John Jacobs
Blue Bois
Roosevelt May Veto Measure Referred to Interior Dept
A Washington dispatch to the Boise Statesman says the Rupert townsite sale bill will be referred to the Interior Department and reaches the President. The bill favors early purchasers with permanent improvements and faces strong opposition. The Interior Department report against the measure suggests a veto, though the President has not decided. Addison T. Smith reports Senator Heyburn’s slow recovery and possibility of returning to the Senate soon.
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Washington
Boise Statesmion
Rupert
Minidoka
Interior Department
Addison T. Smith
Heyburn
Arlane Ulty
Fewer Prisoners in Bannock County Jail
Sheriff Harvey reports the Bannock county jail holds five prisoners. Rusty Hall serves six months for larceny. William Evens awaits federal trial for selling liquor to an Indian. R E B Matthews serves 11 months for graft on Short Line passengers. Roy Brown is held for district court on larceny of hides. John Dee is held for examination on larceny. Raymond Burt, a vagrant, was released after ten days.
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Bannock County
Sheriff Harvey
Rusty” Hall
William Evens
R. EB. Matthews
Roy Brown
Soda Springs
John Dee
Raymond Burt
Mathen
The Nilsson Promotes Ice Cream and Pure Food Products
For ice cream milk and pure food products go to The Nilsson. The note highlights The Nilsson as the destination for quality dairy and pure food items.
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Nilsson
James offers free examinations for spinal health in Pocatello
The director invites all to visit T J James at 021 South Cleveland Ave to receive a free one week examination for themselves and children at risk of spinal curvature. A lady will be in attendance and a phone number 70-2 is provided.
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Poortorr
T. J. James
Cleveland Avenue
Pocatello
Daily Tribune pricing notice
The Daily Tribune announces subscription rates at 10c per month and 50 cents per month. This short notice states pricing details for readers choosing between the two monthly options.
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the Daily Tribune
Eagles Day planned in Gate City with President Davis
The Eagles in Pocatello decide against a Fourth of July celebration this year. Instead they plan an Eagles Day in Gate City in mid July inviting members from across Idaho to meet Grand Worthy President H G Davis who will visit about July 1. The event aims to be a major gathering with entertainment and strong statewide turnout.
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Hy Davis
F. C. E.f the World
Gate City
Les Eagles
Pocatello
Eagles
H. G. Davis
Cleveland
Eric
Davis
Eagldom
Thah
Dtvivis
Idaho
Fire Rips Louisiana Capitol Wing. Governor Aids Firefighters
In Baton Rouge last night a blaze ripped the eastern wing of the state capitol starting from wiring near the senate chamber roof. Governor Blanchard and many legislators, in night clothing, joined firefighters. Loss estimated at 50 to 100 thousand dollars. the painting The Battle of New Orleans valued at 40 thousand dollars survived under the wreckage.
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Baton Rouge
Blanchard
Senate Chamber
New Orleans
Red Men Officers Elected by Uintah Tribe No 28
Uintah Tribe No 28 elected C Rush as Sachem Blink Jacobsen as Senior Sagamore K Th Klee as Junior Sagamore Harry Totten as Chief of Records J P L Wirtu as Keeper of Wampum Dr W F toward as Medicine Man Frank Wilson retires to Prophet's stump Wilson credited with bringing many new members and aiding the order in Idaho Induction set for July 6th Luck moon fifth sleep of Luck moon
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Uintah Tribe No. 28
Sachem—C. Rush
Sagamore
Blink Jacobsen
Sigamores K
Th Klee
Harry Totten
Wampum
J. PL Wirtu
Dr. W. FP
Frank Wilson
Sachem
Wilson
Idaho
Sachem CW. Semmes
Nilsson’s Buttermilk and Conte Highlight Classic Glass
In town, Buttermilk named finest and Conte offered per glass at The Nilsson spot. Patrons enjoy a simple tasting vibe as locals praise the dairy quality and affordable pours.
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Nilsson
Fresh California Strawberries Arrive Daily at Kane's
Fresh California strawberries are arriving daily at Kane's grocery, offering shoppers ripe fruit and seasonal flavor. The notice highlights steady supply and convenient access for local customers.
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California
Kane
Bodledham Offers Cold Roast Meats and Chicken
The Nilsson advertises cold roast meats and chicken for sale in any quantity at Bodledham.
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Bodledham
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