City Council Debates Fire Hose and Hog Pen Abatement
The city council met with all members present. Officers reported March records, warrants, and payments while addressing police actions and a court case against the Electric Light Company. Debates covered hog pen nuisances, billboard permits, and election officer payments before adjourning for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Koiftio
Baum
Fusz
Judes
Ooo
Tiatlee
Tole
Egoh Ward
Journaotert
Inatrac Dlone
Eleatria Light Company
Milniwology Ouisene
Reeway
Griffith
Goodwin
Board of Health
Church
Ashere
Public School Report for Pocatello March 72nd month ending
Public School report for Pocatello covers March with 9 fewer pupils and 13 fewer attending than prior month. East School Room No 8 taught by Miss Sperry shows no tardiness, while West School Room No 6 led in attendance percentage under Miss Sarobet.
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The
Pocatello Public Schools
East School
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several City Blocks
Transfers recorded for blocks 350 288 293 229 include lots 7 8 to Coffin Madison and Harris Shea Dwyer and others. The Farielo building on Front Street and adjacent Tupper building are included. Transfers are noted as through the offices of Charch and White.
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Hopeon
William H
Thomas Coffin
Farielo
Front Street
Siz
Tupper
Robert McCormick
Lyman Frago
C. J. Johson
Everett W. Madison
Lo'e
James Dwyer
William J Harris
Lota
Joseph Shea
Patrick Dwyer
Charch & White
Dissolution Notice in Pocatello Partnership
Dissolution of the partnership between George North of Pocatello Idaho and George W Irving of Bonanza Bar on Snake River is by mutual consent this day February 4 1901. Gronog North Groner W Irving.
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Pocatello, Idaho
George North
Pocatello
Idaho
George W. Irving
Bonanza Bar
Snake River
Gronog North
Groner W
Irving
Dissolution of Stagner and Pierson Partnership
Notice from Pocatello Idaho dated March 27 1901 states the firm of Stagner and Pierson is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts to the firm will be paid to R. R. Stagner at Kirk saloon Pocatello Idaho and W. Pierson is released from the partnership.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Stagner & Pierson
Matual Convent
R. Stagner
Kirk Saloon
R. Staeyen
Ws. Pierson
Beller Testimony on Cap Sules Headache Remedy
Albert Heller of 1114 Farnean Omaha testifies that he has tried every preventive head ache remedy with little relief. He notes others using Krone's Cap Sules report similar results. Price marked 25 cents and sold by Mrs A L Cook.
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Albert Heller
Farnean
Mra
A. L. Cuok
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Texan Locals
Letters from Anderwon Riggs of Bunny Love Texas claim ten years of indigestion vanished after using two bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. They report greater relief than all prior medicines and a return to youthful feeling. Additional testimonials from Mrs Riggs and Beau’s Drug Store noted with thousands of others.
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Anderwon Riggs
Bunny Love
Tex
Airs
A. I. Cook
Beau
Bed Time Herb Drink Promises Bright Morning Glow
The note describes a pleasant herb drink used at night to improve daytime brightness and complexion. It mentions digestive and liver comfort and references medicines and pharmacies, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse for specifics.
Aguinaldo Renounces Revolutions Accepts U S Sovereignty
Washington reports President Aguinaldo in Manila has sworn to a declaration renouncing all allegiance to revolutionary governments and recognizing the United States as sovereign. He vows loyalty, abstains from aiding enemies, and promises to remain a law abiding citizen of the islands.
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Philippine Islands
United States of America
Eaid Islands
United States
Gladstone's Self Possession
Chambers' Journal notes that as leader of the house Gladstone wrote frequent letters to the queen on public business. He did this after dinner on the treasury bench, rehearsing, deleting, and redrafting in a small legible hand while listening to ongoing speeches.
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Gladstone
Treasury
Chambers’ Journal
Floating target near coast as shells burst overhead
A swimmer recalls a calm sea that yielded a drifting barrel with a flag which he mistook for a buoy. A moment later a shell exploded near the water, a cascade of water and danger forcing him to flee to shore as the town’s artillery militia conducted annual training.
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Scotland
London
The Wedding Fee and The Groom’s Daring Bargain
A dialogue notes a groom's plan to set a marriage fee with Reverend Nekoot. The groom proposes waiting a year, promising generous payment if the wedding pleases, or a potential damages claim if not. The exchange reflects humorous negotiation over ceremony costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekoot
Ohio
Art and Economy Photographs by Edmonta Edgar
A brief note cites Edmonta Edgar presenting new photographs that appear a decade older than the artist, prompting a playful remark about catching up with them. The Indianapolis Journal records the exchange as a light, quotable item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonta
Edgar
Indianapolis Journal
Ballards Bow Lint MENT reliefs neuralgia and rheumatic pains
An aged advertisement-like fragment touts Ballards Bow Lint Ment as a remedy for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pains claiming quick relief from misery and discomfort with noted agents and directions faded in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilee
A. Li Youk
Thief Captured After Clever Police Interception
Chief Griffith and Officer Brown nab a suspect Monday night in a Wood River area robbery case involving John Haggarty. A bank CD worth 500 and about 30 dollars in cash vanished after a coin shop theft, with the accused claiming a father sent the certificate before failing to explain the motive. The arrestee faces grand larceny charges before Judge Mason heimer. three other men were released. Frank Minogan identified as the highwayman could be the key suspect.
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B. McMahon
Barney
Happy Hollow Bridge
Church
H. B. Ruport
Center Street
Griffith
Lee Brown
John Haggarty
Wood River
First National Bank
Haggarty
Masonheimer
Frank Minogan
Idaho Falls man accuses and loses after arresting Lily Colwell
Charles Halver son, visiting from Idaho Falls, accuses Lily Colwell of robbery and has her arrested. She posts $30 bail but flees before court. bail is forfeited to the county and Halvers on learns a costly lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Halverson
Idaho Falls
Lily Colwell
Halverson
Lily
Musenheimer
Judge sentences Mike McCran to jail over coal scheme
Judge Masonheimer fines Mike McCran twenty dollars and costs or ten days in jail. McCran elects jail after arrest on a complaint by Special Officer George Joes for entering the coal business and secretly partnering Oregon Short Line with him. Short Line discovers it supplied coal but received no dividends.
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Masonheimer
Mike McCran
Mike
George Joes
Oregon Short Line Company
Short Line
March Weather Report From Kelliber Observed Conditions
The March report shows 15 clear days, 3 partly cloudy, and 13 cloudy with 87 inches of snowfall. The mean temperature was 37 degrees, high 61 on the 24th, low 17 on the 28th, and the greatest daily range 31 degrees on the 20th. Wind movement totaled 10,033 miles, max 42 mph on the 22nd, and precipitation 0.03 inches, compared with 0.41 inches last year.
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Kelliber
Kemp's Balsam Ad Offers Free Trial Size
An advert urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam for coughs and lung issues claiming quick relief. It notes a 25 cent price and a free trial size, with Sprague's Pharmacy selling the remedy under an active guarantee.
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Sprague's Pharmacy
Witt's Little Barly Risers Cleanse the System
Mrs. A L Cook and Boun's Drug Store advertise a patent remedy named Witt's Little Barly Risers that promises a full body cleanse and painless results, urging readers to try the product for a healthier feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cook
Boun
Fragmentary ad text hints at store and names
Fragments show a drug store reference with names like A. L. Cook and Bean's and a mention of a Ny task permit. The legible bits imply a local shopping or notice item with unclear meaning and no complete events.
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A. L. Cook and Bean's
Debt Paid At Last In Bunko Tale From Civil War Era
An old New Orleans man recalls loaning $600 to a Boston friend during the Federal occupation. Years later in Boston, the borrower reappears as a bank vice president and repays principal and interest, while the two men share a sheepish reunion.
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New Orleans
Massachusetts
Butler
Boston
Tremont Street
Bunko Steerers
Mme
Bunko
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Howard Company
Auditorum
Wm. Gillette
Gillette
South
Richmond Va
Holly Springs
Miss
McCreery
Gillete
Enmy
Caluwabin
Loria J. Howard
Mr. Howard
Faith Howard
Frances Boggy
Maurine Wish
Russell Bassett
Ed A. Kerr
Edth Wiltshire
Killian Hayward
Pan American Exposition buildings near completion
Cullings Going Up. Magnificent structures for the Buffalo Pan American Exposition show rapid progress toward completion. Exposition grounds in northern Buffalo with parts of Delaware Park bustle daily as constructors push swift work to finish exhibits before opening day.
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Buffalo
Delaware Park
Connecticut prepares Pan-American display of farm and dairy
Connecticut forms a large exhibit to showcase farm fruit and dairy interests at the Pan-American Exposition next year. Benjamin E. Lee of Hartford serves as commissioner with a committee led by N. B. Platt of New Haven and including professors C. S. Phelps and A. G. Gulley, J. A. Dubon, E. H. W. Jenkins, J. B. Noble, and B. C. Patterson among others.
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Connecticut
Benjamin E. Lee
Hartford
Platt
New Haven
C. 8. Phelps
Agricultural Station
Storrs
J. A. Dubon
Poquonock
A. G. Gulley
Agricultural College
E. H W
Government Buildings at Pan-American Exposition Planned
Rasmussen and Streblow of Omaha erect the trio of connected government buildings at Buffalo. The main structure spans 400 by 130 feet with a 250 foot dome, the smaller units measure 150 feet square. Government departments will stage up to date exhibits for the boards to assemble.
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Buffalo
Rasmussen & Streblow
Omaha
Winters and Lockhart Lawyers Dissolve Partnership
Notice from Pocatello Idaho dated April 1 1901 states the partnership Winters and Lockhart under the firm name Winters and Lockhart Lawyers is dissolved by mutual consent. S C Winters retains the former offices while H W Lockhart will open new offices in the Pioneer Block over North and Douglas store.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Winters
H W. Lockhart
Winters & Lockhart
S.C. Winters
Frm
H. W. Lockhart
Pioneer
North & Douglas
C. Winters
One Minute Cough Care Praised By Pennsylvania Resident
Mr T K Houseman of Manatowey Pa suffered a winter lung illness and found relief with Norh ley and especially One Minute Cough Care. His account credits the remedy with speedy relief as highly effective.
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Norhley
T. K. Houseman
Manatewoey, Pa
A. L. Cook and
Bean's Drug Store
Thovn famous It le pill and dire remedies advertised
A garbled OCR snippet markets health products including It le pill and early riot style tonics. It mentions purporting to cleanse impurities from the system and regulate bowels, with names like Mes A. L. Cook and veoau’s Diug Sore.
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Thovn
DoWite
Mes. A. L
Veoau
Tragic drowning of John Arnold at Natatorium in North Powder
John Arnold of North Powder Oregon drowned at the Natatorium after a plunge with friend Archie Conley. They fell from a raft in the deep end. Arnold loosened his grip to save Conley, but both disappeared. Conley alerted others. resuscitation failed and Dr. McCalla could not save him.
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Boise Statesman
John Arnold
North Powder
Ore
Natatorium
Archie Conley
Conley
Arnold
Dr. McCalla
Blackfoot Baseball Season Starts Under Eldridge and Lavatta
The Blackfoot team has organized for 1901 with W. B. Eldridge as manager and Phil Lavatta as captain. Both are described as good men for their positions and expected to make baseball an interesting sport in Blackfoot this season.
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Blackfoot
W. B. Eldridge
Phil Lavatta
Dreadful Cold Affects Local Importer’s Office
Marion Rooke, manager for T M Thompson of Milwaukee Avenue Chicago, describes severe weather causing sleepless nights and illness among mill workers. She reports a nurse recommended a cough remedy by a local druggist and notes quick relief from Bamberlain’s Cough Kemnedy T bevan to improve. The account appears as a testimonial.
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Marion Rooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Kiest Cold Care Sold by A. L Cook
Readable fragment notes a cold remedy named Kiest Cold Care sold by A. L Cook. The text mentions uninterrupted use and a suggested feel of freshness but is garbled with typos and unclear claims about effects.
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets Sold on Positive Gun Ante
Muddled advert claims Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets provide instant relief. The copy asserts one tablet relieves symptoms with no side effects, listing a dubious lab or store origin and uncertain health implications.
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Acker
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