Prosecution bolsters Orchard with Bradley plot in Steunenberg case
In Boise on June 14 the prosecution reinforced Orchard's testimony about attempts to kill Fred Bradley of San Francisco with strychnine and dynamite and about connecting Pettibone to Orchard. Corroboration showed Orchard near the Bradley home and tracing a 1904 registered letter tied to Pettibone’s store. The defense mainly objected. witnesses faced audience disruption as court adjourned.
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Orchard
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Boise
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Cone Pettibone
Bradley
Tie
United States Post
Denver
Wolff
Stout Street
Pettibone
Dempsey
Pinkertons
C. L. Harrah
Vindicator
Harrah
Great Marshall Demonstrates Blindfold Telepathy at Lyric
The Great Marshall performed a blindfolded street drive from the Lyric at noon as an exhibition of telepathy. He located a hidden article along the route used by a committee, while local police failed to cuff him.
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Marshall
Lyric Theatre
Lyric
President Smith Heads to Oregon for Conference
President Joseph F. Smith of the L D S church travels on No 7 from the south and No 1 to the west to La Grande Oregon for a conference. He is joined by President Anton H. Lund and Elders John Henry Smith and Hyrum M. Smith of the apostles council.
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Joseph F. Smith
L. D. 8. Church
la Grande
Ore
Anton H. Lund
John Henry Smith
Hyrum M. Smith
Council of Apostles
Nazarro Wins Emperor William’s Cup Auto Race
Hamburg Germany June 14 Nazarro won the automobile race for Emperor William's cup covering 312 miles in five hours 34 minutes 26 seconds Hautvast finished second Michel third. Ninety one cars from Germany France Italy Brazil England Austria and Switzerland competed with no American entrants.
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Hamburg
Germany
Nazarro
Hautvast
Michel
San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Convicted of Extortion
San Francisco mayor Schmitz was found guilty by a jury of extortion in the French restaurants cases. Although legally still in office, he cannot perform mayoral duties while the sentence is pending. Judge Dunne denied bail. Schmitz remained in custody awaiting sentencing Thursday as Gallagher acts as mayor.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Board of Supervisors
Gallagher
Dunne
Two Baseball Games Promised for Sunday at East Side Park
Pocatello Indians schedule two games at 2 and 4 pm Sunday against Idaho Falls and Preston with new pitcher Kennedy debuting for Pocatello. Admission 35 cents lets fans stay all day. Lineups include Kirker at eastward second base Adams at short and multiple outfielders. Preston team partly composed of Ogden professionals led by Jake Fuller.
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Milt Stern
East Side
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Pocatello and
Preston
Ryan
Kennedy
Stern
Bell
John Kirker
Gate City
Jack Adams
MacAuley
Siddons
Crowe
Morley
Hannigan
Ogden
Jake Fuller
Western Union Telegraph Strike Threatens National Service
A nationwide strike by Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America members at Western Union and linked Postal Telegraph workers threatens major service disruption. Grievances identical to those rejected by Western Union directors led the union to plan action, with Astor House meetings to decide tomorrow or Friday.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Postal
Western Union Company
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Western Union
Astor House
Clowry
Impending Telegraph Strike Looms in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City leaders say no strike steps have been taken by the Post al and Western Union telegraph firms. About sixty local employees, forty percent of whom are union members, may be affected by a walk-out. Non union workers would be used if operators strike, while railroad service remains uninvolved.
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Salt Lake
Postal and Western Union Telegraph Companies
Contention of Union Over Eight-Hour Fight and Wages
Salt Lake union officers say operators have pressed for the eight hour limit and keep the sliding scale of wages after a March 10 percent increase. They allege the scale nullifies benefits and that union men face discrimination despite no push for a closed shop. Organizing workers have grown stronger and may act as telegraphed from New York.
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New York
Break in Big Canal Threatens Idaho Crops
President James H. Brady of the Idaho Canal company reports high Snake River levels caused breaks at six points after a headgate failure. Repairs underway with hopes to restore full service by Saturday night. Crops are said to look better despite the wet season and changes to canal headgates and flumes are planned for permanence.
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James H. Brady
Idaho Canal Company
Idaho Falls
Snake
Town Tribune
Brady
Snake River
Farmers’ Progress Canal Company
Willow Creek
Sand Creek
Idaho Canal
Progress Canal Company
War Declared in South America Between Nicaragua and Salvador
President Zelaya confirms Nicaragua has dispatched munitions of war in support of General Alfaro in Salvador’s unionist bid. Figueroa opposes the union plan, tying the conflict to the Acajada attack and Pacific Central American Union tensions. The Washington cable from Consul General Olivares in Managua informs the U.S. State Department.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Salvador
Zelaya
Acjada
State Department
Ameri
Can
Olivares
Managua
Relaya
Alfaro
Figuaro
Alias Summons In Justice Court Pocatello Idaho 1907
Japanese Extra Gang No. 56 is summoned to appear in Bannock County Justice Court in Pocatello Idaho on September 9 1907 at ten in the morning to answer a complaint by Y Ohara seeking to recover 03.80 plus costs for board and furnished items as stated in the filing. If they fail to appear judgment will be entered against them.
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Felix van Reuth
Federal court orders railroads in Missouri to obey rate laws
Kansas City June 14. The circuit court ordered 18 principal railroads in Missouri to comply with the 2 cent passenger rate and the maximum freight rate laws effective midnight. The railroads sought an injunction to block enforcement while Missouri state officials proceed. Judge McPherson extended the stay until tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Hadley
Missouri
Anatabse Cinos
United States District Court
McPherson
St. Louis
Local Dallas resident praises King’s New Life pills
Wortonate Texan Mr EB W Goodlee of 107 St Louis Ave Dallas says he has used King’s New Life pills for a year and found them effective in treating ailments. He notes the results compared favorably with previous remedies and mentions McCammon in relation to the product.
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Wortonate Texan
EB. W. Goodlee
St. Louis &I
Dallas
Tex
Omaha Trade Boosters Parade Through Pocatello Gem State
Omaha Commercial club delegates led by Governor Sheldon arrive amid rain in Pocatello Idaho to open a trade excursion. Mayor Loux greets visitors at the Elks club as D W Standrod and ex mayor Cleave praise Snake River power. Omaha boosters tout 14 trunk rail lines, 140 jobbing houses and 300 manufacturing plants with $160 to $400 million annual output.
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Pocatello
Omaha
Elks’ Club
Eagle Band
Sheldon
Nebraska
Ernest Kelly
J. C. Weezer
Pocatello Commercial Club
Loux
D. W. Standrod
Idaho
Cleave
Snake River
Gate City
Elks’ Quartette
Commercial Club
F. R. Porter
Tribune
Porter
Snake River Desert
Chicago
Doanes Kidney Pills Prove Widely Beneficial
A Pocatello reader touts Doane’s Kidney Pills as a relief for backache and kidney pain. Mrs. Lish of 334 any tad watched reports improved sleep and less pain after using the remedy bought at A. L. Cook’s drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, is named sole US agent and urges customers to remember the name Dean’s.
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Pocatello
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Special sale on home-rendered lard at Zweigart Bros
Zweigart Bros meat market advertises a ten day sale offering lard in pails of three pounds for 40 cents, five pounds for 60 cents, and ten pounds for 1.15 dollars.
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Zweigart Bros
Stolypin Moves Against Russian Social Democrats
In St. Petersburg on June 14 Premier Stolypin urged the lower house to expel 55 Social Democratic members and arrest 16 leaders including Tseretelli Dzhaparidze and Ozel for conspiracy to overthrow the government. He threatened dissolution if the house did not yield as police sealed entrances and the chamber met in secret. The move faced likely rejection.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Social Democratic
Tzeretelli
Dzhaparidze
Ozel
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Oregon
East Side Grounds
America
Union
South America
Alias
Justice Court of
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