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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
6
A former butler to Mr Choate the American ambassador to Britain built a large hotel on the coast using tips he received from visitors to the embassy. The servants at the embassy earn more than those at other embassies due to the many wealthy Americans who visit the ambassador and tip generously.
Kumie correspondent reports a banquet for 100 guests hosted by a Swine commercial traveler after winning a £40,000 Italian lottery prize. The revelers drank 278 bottles of champagne, averaging about two and three quarters per person.
Saltair in Salt Lake City opens for the 1907 season on Decoration Day with enhanced facilities. The resort adds 200 new baths, 20,000 feet of new platforms, improved entrances, and a higher water level for better bathing. A new 100 by 160 foot roller rink, roller coaster, merry go round, and a 200 passenger stormer car debut, along with a first class dancing hall. The railway to the resort is improved and a limited service will run daily. A new street pavilion on West So. Byuh street stands ready, and Caney Island promises to draw thousands to Salt Lake.
At a large corporation's annual convention, prizes were to be awarded for the best reply to the question of boosting next year’s sales. After many comments, a telegram arrived from Chase, whose attendance was limited by business pressures. He was unanimously awarded first prize for the bold program read: Shall hustle like the dickoun.
A dramatic version of Wunyan's Pilarim Progress was presented at the Timpuria theater London. The scenes were finely staged with old English music and the whole production met with strong praise and success.
A milkman Wim penny was fired by his employer after a dispute. The next morning he allegedly distributed spoiled milk to many customers, causing anger and prompting his former employer to seek action.
A fragmented notice from Alberty Eiger England describes measures for relief with a hilt headed by a wary post. It mentions a dangerous bill and a stretcher may be obtained at Hurst Cottage when required.
The statement argues that the rarity of living up to ideals does not undermine the value of those ideals. It asserts the enduring worth of striving toward high principles even if individuals fall short.
A literary lament describes soldiers fading from battle as a distant drum fades, their once bright courage dimmed to shadowy gray. The poem recalls how ranks thin with time, yet memory of old glory and national trust endures beneath a far-off trumpet call.
Boise Idaho reports that Steve Adams and his wife will testify for the defense in the Haywood trial. They are said to related Orchard’s remorse after a confession and his plan to die by self harm, aided by breaking a watch crystal to sever an artery, a note left with a farewell letter hidden in a coat lining, and the warden being notified before the act could be carried out.
The Hague hosts the second peace conference in The Hall of Knights within the Binnenhof fortress. The old castle, known as The Hall of Knights, was chosen as the meeting site to accommodate delegates from forty six nations, replacing the smaller House In the Woods venue. The Binnenhof churchyard fortress area recalls Holland's long struggle against Spanish rule and anchors the historic setting.
The essay reflects on Memorial Day as a solemn national pause that honors fallen soldiers while inspiring ongoing duty. It contrasts sorrow with triumph, noting the funeral march evolving into a praise, and urges living citizens to reaffirm enthusiasm and faith in national honor and service. It emphasizes collective remembrance, gratitude, and possible personal contribution to the country.
Crowds gather at Arlington Cemetery for Decoration Day ceremonies marking the nation’s gratitude to veterans. The vast national cemetery hosts officers and soldiers laid to rest from the Spanish American War onward, with flowers and immortelles brightening the vast field as patriot organizations and the public participate.
San Francisco newspaper reports J W Murray a 69 year old desert prospector died of thirst near Willow Springs after wandering lava beds. He endured delirium and wore away nails and torn clothing while clues suggest a blind trail misled him after forty years prospecting. Also noted is the end of the Bingham Junction smelter strike with wage concessions costing about 3000 dollars monthly and affecting around 1200 workers.
The largest Confederate prison was Andersonville Georgia where 45 015 Union soldiers were held The peak roll showed 33 114 on August 8 1864 Death claimed 12 912 28 percent Daily deaths averaged 20 The largest day was August 23 1864 with 127 deaths Elmira New York housed 11 916 prisoners with 2 994 deaths about 25 percent In March 1865 mortality hit 495 16 5 percent Most dead were buried in a field later plowed and planted with wheat now with no trace of the graves
Abe Attell featherweight champion of the world won a twenty round decision over Kid Solomon Friday night with ease. Solomon was cut and bruised, while Attell remained unmarked. Attell dominated with precise blows, superb footwork, and flawless defense throughout the bout.
A cabinet meeting Saturday night set Britain’s stance for the Hague Conference. Early action was delayed by Imperial Conference and parliamentary work. Instructions will be issued to delegates during the week.
An advertisement cites Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and back pain plus a testimonial from John C. Coleman of Swainsboro Georgia. It notes price, supplier Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, and broad dealer availability. Also included are quips about art, a Garfield Tea appeal, and a general remark on health and reaction.
An advertisement touts Briams Pink Pills as a cure for general debility caused by poor blood. A Chelsea reader shares a testimonial about long illness, indigestion, and restored health after using Dr Williams Pink Pills, with claims of anemia relief and general rejuvenation. The pad promotes free pamphlet and diet book, listing price six for 50 cents and shipping from Schenectady New York.
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