Millionaire A Murderer Meant To Be Hailed As Victim
Long article reports on the June 26 developments in Congress over the meat inspection funding and Beveridge provision, plus Harry Thaw’s murder of Stanford White. It covers Thaw’s arraignment, confinement, possible insanity defense, and Mrs White’s reaction, with police plans and court steps outlined.
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Senate
New York
Harry Thaw
Standford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Thaw
Criminal Court
Tombs
Murderers
Ellen Nesbit
White
Hodgins
Tenderloin
Knott
Louis Delafield
Pittsburg
Jefferson Market
Delfield
McGuire
St. James
Long Island
Stamford White
Wynne Court Martial Finds Captain Guilty
The court martial of Captain O F Wynne of the marine corps convicted him of insubordination and recommended his dismissal. The President approved delaying execution of sentence to allow Wynne to resign, honoring his services and provocation noted by the Navy Department.
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Washington
O. F. Wynne
Marine Corps
Navy
Navy Department
Wynne
Pulajane Leaders Surrender in Cebu Island Uprising
Manila reports Quientin and Adva, leaders of the Pulajane, surrendered to Governor Osmeng and the constabulary. They handed over rifles and ammunition, marking the last of the natives arrayed against American forces on Cebu Island.
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Manila
Quientin
Adva
Osmeng
Cebu
House Passes 36 Hour Shipment Bill Repealing 28 Hour Rule
Washington June 26 The House today passed the Senate bill repealing the 28 hour law by fixing a 36 hour maximum in transit for stock on written request of the owner or person in charge of the shipment.
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Washington
House Today
Senate
Indian War Dance Set for Fourth of July in Pocatello
A large Bannock Sun Dance will headline Pocatello Fourth of July events with permission from Inman Agent Caldwell. The parade, war paint and feathers, Fort Hall and Gate City bands lead to a game with Iolaho Falls, then the sun dance in a wickiup on Harrison Avenue. Children receive candy and lemonade as part of Children’s Day activities.
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Pocatello
Inman
Caldwell
America
Harrison Avenue
Short Line
Fort Hall
Red Men
Court House
Gate City Band
Center Street
First Avenue
Lander Street
Lander
North
Harrison
Bridger
Cleveland Avenue
Benton Street
Benton
Garfield Avenue
Garfield
Center
Short Line Park
W. H. Cleave
Frank Wilsom
Tribe of Red Men
Iolaho Falls
Chicago Wheat Quiet. No. 2 Red at 87 to 88
Chicago market brief notes No. 2 Red wheat traded around 87 to 88 cents for September delivery as of June 26. The report lists no further price moves or commentary, indicating a steady session for the commodity in futures trading.
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Chicago
Magnificent Moonlight mine strike boosts Fort Hall district output
A major find at the Moonlight mine 12 miles east of Fort Hall yielded a rich galena body with high copper silver and gold values. The ore was intercepted at 130 feet beneath croppings and 150 feet into a 150 foot adit with surface samples showing 60 percent copper 51 ounces silver and over five dollars gold per ton. The Moonlight operation plans a reduction plant to handle expected shipments as miners prepare to extract the rich vein.
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Fort Hall
Moontlight
Pocatello
Nat Eldredge
Pocatello Copper & Gold Mining Company
Eldridge
Winge
Fritz
Donaldson
The
Moonlight
George H. Olmstead
Short Line
Oneida County Teachers Institute Concludes Activities at Preston
The Oneida County Teachers Institute ends after ten days of sessions and a ban quet. A reception for east and west side teachers, a dance, and farewell events marked the close. Dr. Edwin Cutler and family plan to open medical offices after his Illinois graduation. A Preston Richmond ball game, marriages, and local reunions filled the final days as town affairs shift to roads and street improvements.
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Oneida County
Teachers’ Institute
East Side
James H. Wallis
Oneida
Richmond
Preston
Sanderson
Craig
Woodland
Fit
Thompson
Parker
Ira Spidell
Miss Hunt
J. Frank Hunt
Logan
Jennie Smith
J. C. Smith
W. K. Barton
Salt Lake
Clark
Central School
Robbed on a Pullman Car Near Green River
F H Smith of Pioneer Storage and Commission Twin Falls traveling home from Chicago woke on a Pullman car between Here and Green River to find forty dollars in greenbacks and a few cartwheels missing from his pockets. He reported the loss after breakfast. Smith, a prominent Twin Falls merchant, was returning from Chicago.
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F. H. Smith
Chicago
Here
Green River
Pioneer Storage & Commission Company of
Twin Falls
Mr. Smith
Farewell Missionary Reception for Elders Williams and Harrison
A farewell missionary reception at the L D S church honored Elders Herbert J. Williams and J Eugene Harrison prior to their postings to Great Britain and Germany. Elder Lindquist presided as program notes honored their service with hymns addresses solos and a closing benediction by Bishop M A Hendricks. The Hawkley family solo was an original composition by Elder Hawkley.
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Williams
Great Britaan
Harrison
Germany
L. PD
Herbert J. Williams
J. Eugene Harrison
Great Britain
A. H. Lindquist
Ward
Jos
H. Anderson
GG Ik
W. A
Hyde Lone
J. B. Hawkley
Addreus
Elider J. Mugene’ Harrison
Holy City
Jenie Beach
Dearie
Allie Y. Pond
M. A. Hendricks
Hawkley
Mutinous Ninth Regiment Demands Release in Kaluga
Kaluga June 26. The entire Ninth regiment of infantry refuses duty until two arrested company members are released. The men protested their refusal to fire on a workers assembly.
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Kaluga
Russia
City Board Orders 37 Slaughterhouses Closed
The Chicago Board of Health directs 37 of 171 slaughterhouses in various sections to abandon their establishments amid unsanitary conditions flagged by the board.
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Chicago
Board of Health Today
Mrs Roosevelt Heads to Oyster Bay for Summer
Washington dispatch says Mrs Roosevelt left for Oyster Bay where the President and Mrs Roosevelt children are at the summer home.
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Washington
Barber shops in Pocatello close July 4th holiday
All barber shops in Pocatello will be closed on July 4. They will remain open on July 1 until 10 p.m. by order of KE. G. Houde, President, J. B. U. of A.
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Pocatello
New Opera House Lease and Local Births and Illnesses
The new opera house was leased to Mr name for the affliction Aphasia and Isaacson of Ogden. A boy and a baby girl were born to local families, including Mr and Mrs Geo org and Mr and Mrs Henry, eight pounds. Mrs Hyrum Rose of Weston suffered a paralytic stroke. Mrs Dr C C Emery welcomed a little girl. The text includes mispronunciations and a note on losing her voice.
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Hannah Roper
Hyde Park
Joseph Roper
Third Ward
Samuel Seamons
Sol. H. Hale
Geddes
James Johnson
John Larson
Geo. H. Carver
Roper
Henry Doney
Franklin Wes
Frank Wooley
Logan
Utah Marble Company
Millville
Miss Daniels
Malad
Preston
Fourth Earth
Co-op
State Street
Rogers and Hawkes
Parkinson Block
Tippets & Son
Ben
Bergman
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Andrew Nash
Rexburg
Fred Turner
Logan Republican
J. T. Miller
Salt Lake
Academy
J. H. McCoy
Clifton
Jesse George
Alma Sant
W. I. Smith
Treasureton
Thomas Lee
First Ward
Ogden
Harold Smoot
Provo
Senator Smoot
Geo. D. Parkinson
Hyrum Meacham
Florence McKendrick
Gudmanson
Springville
Brigham City
New Opera House
Rose
Weston
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Pocatello People
Oneida Teachers’ Institute
U. S. Academy
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West Side
Oyster Bay
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