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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
1
Riot in Johnstown Pennsylvania ends with three dead and a boy fatally wounded. State constabulary restore order at Winder as eleven union miners are jailed and deputies face an attempted jail rescue. Foreign miners celebrating Easter Monday sparked clashes.
CincinnatiApril 17 The common pleas court ruled the state senate had no power to authorize an investigation of public officials in Cincinnati and Hamilton County by the Drake committee. The decision was in the habeas corpus case of Thomas J. Davis cashier of the First National Bank who refused to appear before the committee.
In St. Petersburg a high official labels Maxim Gorky a revolutionary, not a reformer, noting his talent yet warning the American audience his aims are revolution. Mme Andreiva is described as a fellow revolutionary and M Morosoff, a Moscow merchant prince, funded the revolution. Gorky reportedly left Russia after being ordered to face trial or depart.
Wireless telegraph stock for sale by J. F. Anderson. Contact Pierce & Gray's real estate office at 309 West Center Street, Pocatello Idaho.
Los Angeles hosts the Mystic Shrine convention May 7 to 10 1906 with rail options from the Short Line. Prices range from 36.90 to 55.50 for departures to San Francisco Ogden Salt Lake Portland routes with varying return legs. Sale runs April 18 to May 6 1906. Transit limit July 26 1906 and final return by July 1 1906. Lowrib agent.
L. B. Napier of Ruggles Kentucky recalls severe piles ten years ago and credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a permanent cure after less than a box. The remedy is said to heal wounds burns and sores and is sold for 26 cents at Mrs A L Cook's drug store.
Pittsburg April 17. Chairman Francis L. Robbins of the Pittsburg Coal company says all Hocking Valley Ohio mines except Sunday Creek began operations this morning after operators and miners signed interstate and district wage scales. The mines in operation cover 3,750,000 tons annual output, half the valley total, and employ 6500 men.
President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress the Chicago insurance convention report and recommendations. He urged passing the proposed bill with necessary changes to create uniform insurance laws for the District of Columbia and several territories to lay groundwork for nationwide standardization by the states.
King Alfonso of Spain arrived at Cowes on April 17 and was met by Princess Fna of Battenburg and her mother. They were greeted by crowds as they drove to Osborne to visit the bride elect, who had asked not to be harassed by reporters.
New York April 17 report says coal operators meeting here will reject miners latest proposition and adhere to their formal offer. Two operators provide the statement.
Washington April 11 Special Section 5 of the Reclamation Act limits water rights to lands under 160 acres per owner and requires bona fide residence nearby. The Interior Secretary defines neighborhood residence as within 20 miles in a direct line from the land, clarifying eligible occupancy for sales.
The article questions if the moon is inhabited, noting it has an atmosphere that could support life in some form, but not humans. It then promotes Electric Bitters as a universal tonic for various ailments, guaranteed by Mrs A L Cook with a 50 cent price.
An expert hat trimmer from the east will be at Jean ette Corbridge's Millinery Store, 221 N Cleveland, for the next three or four days, offering trimming services to customers.
A note indicates an expert bat trimmer is unavailable now but will be located at Jean. The move aims to assist teams requiring specialized bat maintenance and equipment tuning. Local players and coaches are advised to seek service when the specialist arrives.
Springfield Missouri residents wake to intensified race hatred after a white youth killed in self defense following two black men firing on him and a girl. Crowds gather in the streets amid fear of outbreaks and further arrests from the prior night’s riots.
Washington April 16 Chairman Burrows said the Smoot case will not be reported to the senate until the railway rate bill clears. He expects many speeches on Smoot and believes delaying will allow debate to proceed after the rate bill. Senator Kitteridge predicts at least sixty speeches on the question.
Guantanamo Cuba April 17 another officer has died from the Kearsarge explosion. Ten sailors remain in serious condition. Seven bodies have been interred at the naval cemetery. Lieutenant Graeme's body is being transported north aboard the cruiser Maryland.
Bulk olives and mince meat join sweet sour and Dill pickles at Kane's. The selection covers pantry basics with variety for sandwiches and appetizers.
Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine says Dr King s New Life Pills are the best remedy she has tried for keeping the stomach liver and bowels in perfect order The pills are guaranteed by A L Cook druggist and cost 25 cents
A testimonial advertises Herbine as a liver regulator to cure dyspepsia constipation chills and fever and liver complaints. F. C. Waite of Westville Florida says two bottles cured his month long chills and fever. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
Advertisement for Gate City Furniture Company featuring promotions on pictures and furniture starting at twenty five cents, inviting shoppers to view a selection with affordable prices.
J W Williams a Backy merchant explains in an advertisement that twenty years ago severe lung hemorrhages nearly killed him until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. The tonic promises to cure hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds bronchitis and weak lungs with a guaranteed bottle and free trial.
Provision to Twin Falls for sale of school lands on April 16 and Bull townsite opening on April 17. The Short Line will sell tickets on April 14 and 15 to Twin Falls and return at 4.75 dollars. Final return limit April 10, 1906. Db. 8. Lowrie, Agent.
The first Protestant Episcopal church heresy trial in years began in Batavia with Dr. Algernon Crapsey arraigned for alleged pulpit and print statements denying Christ's divinity the virgin birth resurrection and the Trinity. Prosecution led by Rev Hall and Chief Justice Sitn ess. defense by Congressman Perkins and Edward M Shepherd. The hearing will continue for a week.
Chicago leaders unveil a project to run an electric air line rail road between Chicago and New York in about five years. The 742 mile route would use a third rail, average 75 mph, include spur connections to cities, and operate freight at night. Only partial right of way reportedly secured with speed the priority.
Foley & Co Chicago promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted throat lung remedy. The notice warns against imitations like Poley's Honey and Tar and urges customers to demand the genuine product. It highlights mild laxative effect, no opiates, and suitability for children and delicate individuals.
Hurry to secure the final tract openings in the Carey lands on April 18. Contact Weite or call T. KR. Jones & Co, Agents, Blackfoot, Idaho, for details and available parcels.
Petersen and Holmes announce new shipment of Sweet Navel oranges arriving this week. The store invites customers to come in and choose from the fresh fruit selection.
Manager W. K. Rust of the Tacoma smelter announces a shift to eight hours per day. Wages rise to match eight hour pay previously earned for twelve hours. The plant will hire 100 additional workers.
Jaine Phoelips visits Bannock county gathering data for an upcoming industrial article in The Critic. The April issue lauds the magazine as filling a state literature void, credits editors Jaine Phoelips and Edward Wilmerding Pierce, and urges Idaho residents to subscribe.
Petersen and Holmes announce a Sunday dinner ice cream service offering a selection of flavors. The event highlights a family friendly dessert option for guests attending the meal.
The Franklin and Hayes Brewing Co promotes Try Malt Tonic as a perfect health tonic recommended by physicians and trained nurses for overall health support.
An advertisement extols good judgment for parents and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge for babies. It credits mothers who report healthier children and notes Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy as endorsers.
Blackfoot Nursery sells 27 field grown rose varieties at ten dollars each. Peter Sen and Holmes offer ice cream sherbet and lees. Kane's lists Timothy hay oats and wheat.
In Kansas City on April 11 the United States District Court denied immunity pleas by the Chicago and Alton railroad and officials John N. Fairhorn and F. L. A. Winn, related to rebates in beef trust indictments. The ruling requires them and other railroad officials and five local packing companies to plead within ten days.
The Salt Lake Route, cut by Nevada storms, washed out 13.6 miles of track since March 28. No passengers were harmed. a single orange train was stranded nine days but released and arrived in Chicago. Thousands of Greek, Japanese, and American laborers aided with heavy equipment from Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. In sixteen days, repairs were completed and the line resumes freight, passenger, and Shrine specials without delay.
A local advertisement urges treating coughs early to prevent pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. It promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure and notes availability through Mrs A L Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy at an affordable price.
Roses and carnations priced at Mrs. Robbie's boutique located at 636 West Lander, inviting shoppers to select fresh stems for immediate purchase.
Colorado Midland offers round trip tickets from Silt Lake City to Mexico and return for 69 dollars and 80 cents. Tickets valid sixty days with stop overs. Three routes with daylight observation cars and scenic views. Free illustrated books on Mexico. Contact L. I. Harding at 77 West Second South Salt Lake for further details.
An art exhibit organized by the City of Idaho opens at Trinity Hall in Pocatello. It features 187 masterworks by Rembrandt to Turner with catalog numbers and prices. Proceeds fund a permanent reproduction for the Academy walls, with viewing hours Wednesday through Saturday afternoon.
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