Defense links Orchard to Cripple Creek figures in impeachment bid
In Boise on June 25 the defense for William D. Haywood began laying a basis for impeaching Harry Orchard as a state witness. They plan to show Orchard’s claimed wrongs by Governor Steunenberg and alleged threats to kill him, naming several connections from Cripple Creek and surrounding cases.
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Harry Orchard
Will
Orchard
Steunenberg
Harry
Boise
William D. Haywood
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Sieunenberg
Steuenberg
Max Malich
Denver
Dr. McGee
Wallace
D. C
James A. Rainey
Lottie Day
F. R. Reed
David Coates
Colorado
William Easterly
W. F. Davis
Bomb claim at Linforth flats in San Francisco inquiry
In a Boise Haywood trial deposition a bomb at an apartment in Linforth flats, San Francisco was alleged. Owner W H Linforth testified he secured $10,000 from the gas company and that a gas leak caused the blast. Two tenants corroborated the smell of gas before the explosion.
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San Francisco
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Boise
Linforth Flats
F. W. Bradley
W. H. Linforth
Big Fight in Western Federation Over I W W Clause
Denver June 25 The crisis in the fight against acting President Mahoney of the Western Federation of Miners intensified as the convention took up the clause concerning the Industrial Workers of the World. Vincent St John of Goldfield Nevada led the opposition. The clash is tied to the Specialistic party’s bid for federation control.
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Denver
Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
Federation
Vincent St. John
Goldfield
Nevada
Stockholders to Meet in Pocatello for Tenabo Mines
A meeting of Troy Mining Company stockholders in Pocatello on July 1 will elect a new board of directors and decide on increasing capital stock from 300000 to 1200000. At a prior stockholders meeting the proposal to raise capital was defeated, though extensive development of rich Tenabo claims will be ordered at the upcoming meeting.
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Troy Mining Company
Tenabo
Nev
Pocatello
Reception to Dubois Honors Ex Senator for $350000 Irrigation Aid
Ex United States Senator Fred T Dubois of Blackfoot was honored at a Pocatello Elks Club reception. He received a gold watch for securing a federal appropriation of 350000 to irrigate Fort Hall lands. Judge D W Standrod praised Dubois for opening reservations to settlement and supporting development.
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United States
Fred T. Dubois
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Elks’ Club
Dubois
Fort Hall
D. W. Standrod
Standrod
Senator Dubois
Sundrod
Gate City
Congress
Ma Oe
Iediong Tech
Geo
Perkins McCarty Liquor License Win Seeks Court Action
District Judge Alfred Budge ruled for Perkins & McCarty against the City of Pocatello, ordering writ of mandamus to compel the city council to issue a retail liquor license. City given twenty days to file bill of exceptions and appeal notice. City Attorney Witty ordered to appeal to the state Supreme Court, delaying final resolution by months. In Lavatta v Lavatta, judge's chambers ruling granted a decree but property division remained under advisement.
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Council
Supreme Court
Perkins & McCarty
Pocatello
Alfred Budge
Witty
Supreme Court of the State
Lavatta
Budge
Chambers
Death Trap in Gotham Kills Six From Italian Family
A four story tenement at Walker and Lafayette streets collapsed in New York killing six members of an Italian family and one other person. Contractor G. B. Lumenthal in charge of recent repairs was arrested for homicide as firefighters and volunteers recovered bodies after hours of trenching debris. Several youths returning from entertainment alerted residents and escaped before the building fell.
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New York
Walker
Lafayette
G. B. Lumenthal
Feeney Sues Canal Firm for Damages Over Flood Losses
John Feeney rancher on the Cache Valley canal line sues Bancroft Land and Irrigation for 1822 dollars. He claims past three years 1905 1906 and 1907 floods from the canal damaged his crops due to criminal carelessness and negligence, with D Worth Clark filing the complaint.
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John Feeney
Cache Valley Canal
Bancroft Land & Irrigation Company
Gallet
D. Worth Clark
Feeney
Ninety Lives Lost in Steamer Wreck Near Corrall
A Pacific Steam Navigation steamer Santiago wreck in a heavy squall 50 miles north of Corrall costs ninety crew members their lives. Only a fourth officer survived along with one lone passenger who also drowned.
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Santiago
Chile
Pacific Steam Navigation
Corrall
Fire destroys Soda Springs town hall in blaze
Fire early Sunday morning totally destroyed the Soda Springs town hall. A drunken sheepherder was found unconscious in a lower floor room and rescued. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Packing Company
Soda Springs
Alberta Land Opening Attracts Local Pocatello Men
J C Weeter George Ridgeway Dr W F Howard and John P Congdon locals attended the Alberta land opening in Blaine county yesterday. Dr Howard secured 160 acres of the choicest land in the new tract. The others also secured fine pieces of fertile ground.
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J. C. Weeter
George Ridgeway
W. F. Howard
John P. Congdon
Pocatello
Alberta
Blaine County
Dr. Howard
Telegraph firms report improved conditions in San Francisco
San Francisco June 25 telegraph firms report moving business satisfactorily. Western Union officials say conditions in that office are better today than any time since the strike began.
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San Francisco
Social event features music and dancing at club
Notable attendees include H. North Mr and Mrs D W Church Senator and Mrs Dubois Mr and Mrs C B Arney Mr and Mrs Julius Rosenberg and Prof and Mrs W R Siders. Punch, sherbet and cake were served as a stringed orchestra supplied music and dancing followed. Senator Dubois departs this afternoon for South Dakota to begin a three month lecture tour.
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H. North
D. W. Church
Dubois
C. B. Arney
Julius Rosenberg
W. R. Siders
Senator Dubois
South Dakota
Hank Bair Joins Preston Baseball Team
Hank Bair formerly captain of the Pocatello team signed to play first base for the Preston squad for the rest of the season and left Pocatello this afternoon with his wife to join the club in Preston.
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Hank Bair
Pocatello
Preston Bunch
Infant death of Mr and Mrs Fittzeta in morning
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fittzeta died this morning. Funeral arrangements will be held tomorrow under Manassa Undertaking Parlors.
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Mike Fittzeta
Manassa Undertaking
Children Invited to July Fourth Parade Role
Town seeks all children aged ten and up to join the Fourth of July parade. Provision will carry 150 girls on floats. Children should assemble at West playgrounds at 9:30 AM on the morning of July.
Important meeting at City Hall for Fourth of July plans
The Fourth of July executive committee and all subcommittees will meet at City Hall tonight at 8 o clock to transact business. The chairman urges full attendance to finalize arrangements for the greatest celebration ever held in southeastern Idaho.
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City Hall
Idaho
Phone Girls Strike For Higher Wages At Telephone Exchange
Regular hello girls at the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone exchange strike for a $10 monthly raise. After a Friday ultimatum, 10 operators walked off, with Salt Lake reinforcements arriving to restore service as talks continue with Superintendent Lanestrem and the Trades and Labor council backing the workers.
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Salt Lake
Trades and Labor Council
Rocky Mountaina
Bell Telephone Company
Hilling Elébk
Exschange
Robert Lanestrem
Lanestrem
Mia Lanestrom
Lanestrom
MacDon
Harry Clark
Miss McPherson
Dan Smi
Dale Falls
Pocatello Trades and Labor Council
Trades Council
City Extends Sidewalk Districts in Several Blocks
City officials led by Mayor Loux and Aldermen outline extensions to sidewalk districts on both east and west sides, adding blocks on Arthur Garfield Center Main Clark Lander and First Second Pocomtello. New District No 2 to cover these walks. District No 1 remains, with District No 3 to be set by November 1 1908.
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Loux
Chilson, Smith
Bistline
Williams
Havenor
First Avenue
Lewis
Pocatello Avenue
J. M. Knowles
Yeas—Houde
Smith
Nays
Chilson
New City Cemetery
George Gittens, Jr
H. O. Harkness
McCammon
Witty
Budge
Perkins & McCarty
Supreme Court
Houde
Brook s Arts Festival Tickets Available July 4 7
Inquire at the ticket office for spegidt rates to ee and return aee a B Y P U July 4 to 7 Tickets on sale daily July 1 2 end BROOKS.
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We Daly
I Brooks
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Fred Bradley
Penial
Elk’s Club
Gotham
The
Bancroft C. & I. Co
Preston
Children In Parade
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