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The Semi Weekly Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

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Cortelyou pegged for second on ticket in Roosevelt taft era

Washington reports indicate Secretary Cortelyou may be advanced by Roosevelt and Taft factions as their VP pick. Cortelyou avoids talk citing New York state politics, while allies push for Chicago convention support with Cornelius N Bliss and Senator Murray Crane backing him. Governor Guild of Massachusetts also circled as VP hope, with Lodge ready to present. Disease and livestock health notes include USDA focus on preventing diseased imports and a new sheep ailment near Gillette investigated by Dr. Spiker.

Fairbanks Cornelius N. Bliss Cortelyou Senator Lodge Governor Guild of Massachusetts Taft Washington Roosevelt Hughes Friends Cornelyou National Committee Chicago McKinley Murray Crane Massachusetts Curtis Guild Governor Guild Charles Ek Osborne Sault Ste Marie Mich Bureau of Animal Industry Gillette Spiker

Sheep Die From Strange Wyoming Disease

The Cheyenne Tribune reports a fatal illness decimating Wyoming sheep. Post mortem tests found grubs in the heads of deceased animals, a condition once linked to a fly egg entry. Government experts question grub as the sole cause, while renewed losses spur concern among local sheepmen and state veterinarians.

Cheyenne Tribune Wyoming Tribune

Park Branch Open After Landslide Delay

A special five car train carrying 125 hotel guests bound for Yellowstone Park was dispatched north from Idaho Falls after a landslide in Warm River canyon stalled service all day. The landslide was cleared by the construction department with no loss of time. Track walkers patrol above Ashton to guard soft spots on the route.

Yelowstone Park Ocatello Park Branch Ashton

First Train to the Park Yellow Limited Timetable

Time Card No 40 takes effect at midnight Sunday on the Oregon Short Line detailing the Yellowstone Limited fastest system service from Salt Lake to Yellowstone. No 14 northbound No 16 southbound with new running times via Pocatello Ogden Idaho Falls and more. Several sidetracks remain unfinished with completion promised by September 1.

The Tribune Salt Lake Yellowstone Station Park Pocatello Warm River North Construction Department Short Line Yellowstone Ogden Idaho Falls Idaho Olmstead Cosgriff Nutria Opal Watera Marse Cokeville Bordee Harer Pegram Dingle Kinport Bancroft Pebble

British King Edward and Russian Emperor Meet at Reval

In Reval on June 9 King Edward and Emperor Nicholas held an official greeting aboard ships in Russian waters. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert sailed with a British squadron escort into the bay, firing a salute and exchanging visits before dining on the Polar Star with the dowager empress. The meeting marked their first in several years amid sunny, clear summer weather.

Reval Edward Nicholas Victoria and Albert King Edward Bay of Reval

Flood Reaches Topeka Destroys Homes Drives 7000 From North Topeka

North Topeka faces extensive property damage as Kaw river flood drives about 7000 residents from their homes. Crest reached 27.3 feet at 3 am with a three inch fall by 9 am. Water averages three feet deep through the town. Kansas City areas along the Kaw anticipate higher levels easing tomorrow.

Topeka Kas North Topeka Kaw River

Mississippi River at St Louis Reaches Danger Level Toward Flood

The Mississippi River gauge at St Louis stood at 30.1 feet this morning, staying steady for three days. The level is one tenth of a foot above the danger mark as owners along the levees brace for flood conditions expected when flood waters from Topeka and Kansas City advance downstream.

St. Louis Mississippi Topeka Kansas City

Rebel Vets in Reunion Opens in Birmingham

In Birmingham on June 9 7000 people attended the eighth reunion of Confederate veterans. Major General George H. Harrison opened the gathering for the Alabama division while Major General Stephen J. Lee, slated to read an address, had already passed away.

Birmingham George H. Harrison Alabama Division of Confederate Veterans Stephen J. Lee

Train Siding Updates and Delays Across Idaho Route Map

A historic railroad card lists multiple station and siding placements between towns such as Pocatello Michaud Bannock American Falls Coolidge Wapi Disney Shoshone Tampa Doran Glenns Ferry Medbury Sunnyside Cleft Orchard Moss Nampa Caldwell Notus Perma Kinport Hancroft Pebble and Collopy Kuna Green Spur. It notes Kinport completion delayed due to heavy rains and Collopy finished but not in service while government contractors work beneath the main track, with bulletins to follow for crews.

Philbin Pocatello Michaud Bannock American Falls Kinney Coolidge Wapi Disney Shoshone Tampa Doran Glenn’s Ferry Medbury Sunnyside Cleft Orchard Moss Nampa Caldwell Tendavis Notus Perma Kinport Hancroft Pebble Kuna Green Spur

Compromise in Committee on Louisiana Delegates

The Republican national committee seating both Taft and anti Taft Louisiana delegations at half vote each ends hours of conferring. The party will be reorganized under the national committee’s oversight to end the dispute between the Black and Tan and Lilly white factions.

Louisiana Chicago Republican National Committee Raft Roosevelt National Committee

Spawn Harvested From Bear Lake Trout For Hatchery Stock

State Game War den W N Stephens reports Bear Lake trout yielded eggs during a field run. About 50 000 eggs were collected the day of the visit and 70 000 eggs have been planted in Blaine county hatchery. live boxes hold 250 trout averaging six pounds with some up to 15 to 18 pounds. One fish yielded as many as 5000 eggs and officials expect sufficient eggs to stock northern lakes.

Sjoise Statesman W. N. Stephens Bear Lake County Fish and Game Department Bear Lake Utah Department Stevens Blaine County

Deep Well Drive At Power City Nearing Finish

At a January meeting of the American Falls Realty and Water Works board in Power City Judge I W Standrod presided as president. Directors discussed resuming work on the deep well at the edge of the new reservoir. The bore was clogged by debris during drilling last week and was cleaned yesterday. The company hopes to complete the deep bore this week and fill the mains. Attending were Judge Standrod and L L Evans D L Evans and Ben Howell.

American Falls Realty & Water Works Company Pocatello 1. W. Standrod Judge Standrod L. L D. L. Evans Ben Howell

Four Generations Dine at Louvre Grill at Noon

A unique four generation dinner party sat at the Louvre grill at noon. Mrs. Jane Barnes led the group, joined by her daughter Mrs. Mary Nilsson, granddaughter Mrs. Frederick P. Holt, and great granddaughter Miss Eloise Holt. Mrs. Barnes ate heartily.

Louvre Grill Jane Barnes Mary Nilsson Frederick P. Holt Eloise Holt Barnes

Short Line Keeps Service Open Amid Flood Blockades

Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines remain blocked by washouts and downed wires. Oregon Short Line operates trains to and from the coast via Yocatello and Pendleton. Extra passenger and perishable freight trains run daily through Pocatello, with two NP passenger trains and two freight trains using the Short Line until blockades ease. A rock slide again blocked the Jefferson Island washout near Butte, though Short Line tracks between Silver Bow and Butte are soft but safe.

Oregon Short Line F Butte Northern Pacific Great Northern N. P Yocatello Pendleton Pocatello N. Pp Boulder River Asin Jefferson Island Butte Silver Bow

Rexburg Press Club to Welcome Eastern Idaho Guests

Rexburg Commercial club finalizes plans for hosting the Eastern Idaho Press club during their Yellowstone trip. Guests will be met at the depot June 21, driven to hotel, and treated to a banquet, music, and a dance after a beachland drive and officers’ meeting the next morning.

Yellowstone Park Rexburg Commercial Club

Rushing Railway Work Progress Report

Warren L Wattis secretary of Utah Construction reports rapid progress on the Huntington and Lewiston Northwestern railroad extension. He spent a week directing the project at Huntington Oregon and supervised a new 100 man camp bringing total workers to 300 along the Snake River route. Work halted last fall due to financial panic and has now resumed with planned gradual increases.

Warren L. Wattis Utah Construction Company Ogden Huntington Ore Lewiston Northwestern Railroad Wattis Snake River

Plague Report Reaches Caribbean Ports From Caracas

A steamer from Puerto Cabello confirms several plague cases in Caracas. Puerto Cabello residents fear transmission and have set up a pest house in anticipation.

Caracas Willemstad Caracoa Puerto Cabello Venezuela

Site Owners to Confer on Federal Building Location

City owners discuss assembling multiple parcels to meet a 140 by 155 foot ground requirement for a $125,000 federal building. Proposals must be submitted in Washington by July 7, with East Side White property at East Center and North Second Avenue and West Side sites at Center and Garfield and South Arthur with Lewis Street among leading options.

Ils Ers United States Secretary of the Treasury The Tribune Washington East Siders East Center North Second Avenue West Siders Uncle Sam Pocatello Center and Garfield Carnegie Library South Arthur and Lewis Street Center

State Appeals and Loses Barton Case

The Idaho supreme court ruled on the state versus M. M. Barber a larceny case in which the state appealed after a Fremont county trial court granted a new trial. The court affirmed the lower ruling, holding that selling mortgaged property can constitute larceny and detailing standards for new trial decisions and grounds.

Fremont County Boise Statesman Supreme Court M. M. Barber Stevens Fremont County District Court Sullivan Airshie Justice Stewart R. S

Wreck on Wabash Derailed Near Stevensville Ontario

Wabash train No. 4 derailed near Stevensville Ontario early today injuring a score of passengers, several seriously. Three coaches overturned and all the injured are said to be foreigners returning to Europe.

Buffalo N. Y Stevensville Ontario Europe

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Wyoming Range Yellowstone Limited Kansas Weather Bureau REBEL Reunion Power City Water Works Newspaper Gang Huntington, Ore Samuel Barton
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