06 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
1
Warsaw reports announce later court martial trials for all riot participants with likely death sentences. Two workers were condemned after firing on police and striking an officer. Cossack and infantry patrols fail to halt peasant uprisings across the Baltic provinces including Lithuania and Courland with raids on estates and looting widespread.
The arrival of King Victor Emmanuel to meet Emperor William sparked a grand display in Naples. Cannons roared as the Italian squadron surrounded the German yacht Hohenzollern and thousands watched from docks and pleasure craft. The two monarchs greeted, embraced, and boarded the Hohenzollern for lunch, accompanied by their ministers.
Gold locket with a photo inside is missing and engraved on the outside with J L. The finder is asked to call the office and pay for the ad. The notice implies a reward or retrieval process through the paper.
C. C Moore Real Estate Co of St. Anthony Idaho advertises helping home seekers find residences and offering to cover expenses as part of a housing outreach campaign.
Charley Nopper receives a long letter from Tom Ball, an adventurer chasing placer fortunes near Candle Alaska. Ball details a brutal Arctic journey from Candle to Bear Creek by water and land, a river voyage, duck shooting, makeshift shelter, and a hopeful skip toward next summer’s prospects. He mentions a partner, Jack Bitty, and asks for a Pocatello Tribune.
Salt Lake City dispatch describes a plan by the Mormon hierarchy to acquire the Boise Capital News to push church influence in Idaho. The report lists participants including J. H. Brady, Judge Alfred Budge, Governor Frank Gooding, Secretary of State Gibson, and United States Attorney Rulek, with ties to Democratic and Republican circles and sugar interests. The party travels from Boise to Salt Lake City to discuss the deal, aiming to gain church access to media and political leverage.
Reports from Manchuria describe a sharp engagement at Chinchentun near the Fenghua road where Japanese forces repelled a Russian assault. Japanese casualties were twenty seven. Russian losses cited as over two hundred. Correspondents in St. Petersburg condemn censorship and question claims of overwhelming defeat.
London April 6 Four balloons began a cross channel race this afternoon from various southern England points with aims to land in France. M Fauer of the French Aero Club and a prior voyager is among the contestants. Other entrants are Aero Club members of Great Britain. A good northwest wind is blowing.
Judge Teatty and federal court officials will leave Sunday for Pocatello where court opens for the southern division on Monday. A grand and petit jury have been summoned indicating possible business ahead. The docket is brief but criminal cases may intervene and require time.
Butte voters elect John MacGinniss as mayor defeating J. J. Carrell Republican John Doran Democrat M. Hinkle Independent Untt-Trust Republican and M. Parr Reelalist by a large margin in the April election.
Chicago wheat trades opened strong with May up over a cent and a half. May closed up three eighths at 1.375. July slipped nearly a cent to around 1.80 in the unsettled session.
The Utahna Stock company presents a dramatization of Mario Corelli’s Thelma at the Auditorium Saturday afternoon at 2 90. Tickets are 10 cents, with notable scenery and mechanical effects. Also advertising a sale of a horse, rubber tires, and a bike wagon with easy terms.
President Roosevelt arrived in Tex amid thunder of cannons steam whistles and cheering crowds. A committee of Confederate and Grand Army Veterans greeted him and the public park grandstand gave a cordial greeting. The city was decorated and businesses closed during his stay as he spoke to thousands.
The California Supreme Court in San Francisco on April 6 ruled that a municipality cannot recall an officer and elect a replacement during the same term. In the case of J. P. Davenport, recalled after election as Los Angeles councilman in 1993, he is to be reinstated and paid for the full term. Chief Justice Beatty dissented, arguing government can be run like a private business and voters may remove an officer when justified.
Louise Rivers an 11 year old from New Rochelle died after attempting to break the skipping rope record. She had reached 218 jumps before collapsing and dying at the hospital. doctors attributed the death to acute appendicitis discovered during the examination.
The Short Line will again sprinkle the track between Boise and Nimpa this spring after a successful last year test. An extra gang will lay new ballast and surface the road bed to hold down dust during the dry season, pleasing traveling public.
In April a journey to Marseilles brings King Edward and Queen Alexandria to Paris. They meet at the Pherretitte railroad station with Mos Went Loubet and exchange cordial remarks signaling a warm, formal encounter between the royal party and French officials.
The Utahna Stock Co presents a two night engagement with a Saturday matinee at 2:00 PM and a Saturday evening show. The melodrama Thelma will be performed with strong local actors and music, praised for novelty and public appeal.
President Joseph F. Smith addressed the opening session as Reed Smoot was absent. The Seventy and delegates gathered in Mall Lake City for the fifty first annual conference with visitors from many states and countries. Reed Smoot left for San Francisco. President Smith presided over the Reorganized Church meeting in Iowa with broad international representation.
A bridge collapse on the Palouse river footpath in Colfax Washington on April 6 sends a group of Pullman Glee Club members and others into the shallow water. Mary Onstor of Asotin drowns after being stunned by a beam. body recovered about an hour later. Most victims were from Pullman who had come to Colfax for a concert.
Lahore reports a Tuesday quake near Simli nine miles northwest, with about eighty percent of Diarmsala Hill inhabitants killed in the disaster. Source notes the event occurred April 6 and claims widespread casualties in the area.
The Daily Tribune notes Pillsbury’s Best four items at Kane’s Grocery with a 500 per month price in bold display.
A headless legless young man’s trunk was found on Vellejo Street near Powell. The body, wrapped in an old blanket and tied with twine, was still warm. A fleeing man was chased by passersby but not caught. investigators seek the killer amid a foreign-leaning district.
A St Petersburg report portrays American life as seen by Russian papers with tales of dishonesty and social guard actions. It notes guests avoiding theft at a White House reception where a sudden blackout caused swift removal and concealment of jewels while men guarded pocketbooks against opportunistic neighbors.
Stenry Steed offers rich black soil suitable for lawns and gardens citywide. Sample available on school grounds. Leave orders with C. Chilson at Church & White Co, St.
A Lexington report describes Mrs. P Baker of Pocatello Idaho arriving with her son to contest a share of the estate of Thomas Lyons who died in Lexington January 29. The inheritance, valued at around 1000000, could yield roughly 50000 for Baker if she proves her kinship as Lyons’s sister’s child. Other heirs in Lexington include McNamara and Blivin family members, with potential shifts to the division if Baker’s claim succeeds.
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