18 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1905
Page
1
No news from Rojestvensky reaches the Admiralty while French and Japanese officials weigh Kamranh bay tactics. Paris enforces neutrality rules in Indo China waters and considers the stay of Russian ships. London says Admiral Togo will likely use torpedo craft to harry the Russians with minimal risk.
West Palm Peach April 18. Veteran actor Joseph Jefferson grows very weak as relatives endure fear the end may come within days or hours. Doctors foresee possible death at any moment.
Ice wagon started by Swinehart operates for Ture with clear ice. Leave orders at Bannock Abstract Company or call 45 K for details.
On sale at all bars the bottled beer labeled American Pilsener priced at 20 cents per bottle.
Sixty thousand workers are involved in a Limoges strike at the Haviland porcelain works. Three strikers were killed when troops fired on a mob. Cavalry and infantry occupy streets as the incident grows international, with Americans Theodore and Charles Haviland and Ambassador Porter consulting with Delcassse to protect the factory.
In New York on April 18 Nan Patterson again faced trial for the murder of Caesar Young. A special panel of two hundred jurors filled the courtroom as both sides exercised thirty challenges each amid repeated delays.
The Supreme court in Moscow opened the case against Kalleff for killing Grand Duke Sergius. Kalleff was sentenced to death after refusing to plead. The public was barred from the hearing as he claimed he was not a criminal but a prisoner of civil war.
The Leader Pure Food Department receives a daily shipment from Utah and promises prompt careful attention to all orders, offering fresh vegetables this season.
The Leader store offers a twenty five percent discount on china and crockery for the week, with many bargains expected to surprise shoppers.
The Portneuf Bridge joke sparked a three day flurry as bids to move it were advertised. Hayes & Franklin believed they owned the bridge claim, while Stephenson planned the move, and officials feared legal fallout before the prank unraveled.
Details emerge on arrests of about a dozen assassins linked to Kellers and McCullenel. Allie Leontieff, Yakutsk governor’s daughter, allegedly influenced Trepoff’s nieces who fired at him. they then attempted suicide, one by shooting and the other by leaping under a locomotive, both failing.
Special to The Tribune Blackfoot Idaho April 18 voters backed 6090 in bonds to open Pacific street opposite the depot, with a turnout well above two thirds. Foundation work proceeds for the new stone residence of Mr and Mrs John G Brown, estimated at about 7000. Blackfoot high school will graduate four students this year and commencement exercises are planned for late May. The Board of Asylum Directors met and adjourned. district court remains in session with many attorneys and businessmen in attendance.
The American Anti-Tuberculosis Congress gathers about 400 physicians from the United States and Europe in Atlanta for a session led by Dr. George Brown. He urges stronger treatment, laws, and attention to fight the death toll from consumption, noting over 150 thousand U.S. deaths yearly and more than a million globally.
A San Francisco grocer promises a money back guarantee on Schilling's Best Tea if customers are not satisfied. The notice invites readers to write for the Schilling & Company Knowledge Book detailing product quality and satisfaction policies.
Judge Alfred Budge denies a temporary injunction in the Monnivaile v. Opegan Short Line case. He weighs Section 2672 and prior rulings, noting the railroad may choose under or over crossings in good faith, and defers final ruling pending full facts at trial.
Firemen found Levi T Drew and Ed Teal dead in a Missoula home after breaking in to fight a blaze. The blaze followed a shooting, and authorities question whether the man killed the woman, set the fire, and then shot himself. Drew recently arrived from Alaska and has relatives in Everett, Washington.
A Victorian era druggist touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as the best remedy for burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. The product priced at 26 cents is guaranteed to satisfy by Mrs. A. L. Cook of the drugstore.
Oregon Short Line sells travel tickets for the General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian Church meeting in Fresno from May 18 to 26 1905. Dates include May 2 3 4 10 11 12 18 and 14 to San Francisco and Los Angeles return via multiple routings with prices from 25 40 to 52 00 and a 90 day final return limit. Inquiries at the ticket office.
Readers express strong approval of a flour product sold at Black's Grocery and James Dwyer's. The note claims the flour is the best ever and cites consensus among users as both a cause of progress and trouble due to differing opinions.
The Ice Wagon announces Saturday delivery of pure clear ice. Orders may be left at Central Meat Market or East Side Meat Market, or by calling 22-K.
Boise piano tuner Robison will be in Pocatello around May 1. Leave all orders with Chaffee & Co.'s Book Store.
Terry McGovern, who escaped from a stamford Conn sanitarium, rested at his Brooklyn mother’s home. He refused a return to the asylum but would consider a Long Island summer place or accompanying Sam Morris. Exhausted and cramping after a long run, friends plan to petition a court for a judicial determination of his detention.
New York April 18 The officers of The Equitable Life Assurance Society approved a report endorsing President Alexander and favoring the mutualization of the company.
Nervi Italy April 18 Secretary John Hay has improved in health and expects to depart Friday for Germany.
A newspaper ad urges girls to secure a diamond ring for future marriage. It touts a large selection in popular settings and claims a reputation for selling diamonds cheaply with discounts claimed up to 30 percent. The text ends with a location: M. S&S. Roberts, Jeweler, next to the post office.
A compact shopping blurb announcing Pillabury's Best flour substitute praised as the no flour front offering, available at Kane's Grocery.
See the combination screen and storm door suitable for year round use at Frank D. Brown's shop beside Sorenson's bakery on North Cleveland Avenue. Carpentry cabinet making and furniture repair available with the Diston saw filing system.
In every city the five and dime trend grows with a large shipment now arriving in Pocatello. The store features new houseware goods and novelties aimed to please the home maker.
Mrs. B Robbie announces a fresh selection of trees now available at The Dash Nursery. The note highlights new stock and an ongoing seasonal display for customers seeking shade and landscaping options.
The Lorenzo Rigby track segment faced a tense clash when J W Nelson, near a farm, blocked crossing with a suspected gun and threatened the crew. After officers pursued settlement, Nelson pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor, paying ten dollars plus costs. The crew was escorted to Lorenzo for safety.
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