22 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1905
Page
1
Reports from Tokyo Saigon Paris and Manila indicate Russian squadron observers in Kamranh bay with two cruisers six warships and two battleships in port and harbor smoke rising. France claims limits on Russia keep outside French waters while Emperor Nicholas orders vessels to depart. British ships recalled for early sea readiness.
London reports the death of the Earl of Chichester Reverend Francis Godolphin Pelham born October 18 1844 in his title duties and historical family line. The obituary notes his death on this date with minimal additional details.
Foley and Company of Chicago warns that many imitations imitate Foley’s Money and Tar and its lung remedy. The notice urges asking for Foley’s Honey and Tar and rejects substitutes as unsatisfactory. It notes mild laxative effect and no opiates, suitable for children and delicate persons. Mrs A L Cook.
An old advertorial claims a morning herb tonic named Terbine cures constipation biliousness dyspepsia fever skin liver and kidney complaints and purifies blood while improving youth and health. Readers Mrs P D W Binith Whitney Texas and A L Cook are cited as endorsers with price 60 a bottle and sales points Mia.
In Los Angeles on April 21 the Pacific division elected officers for the coming year. Lt. Doak of Denver was chosen head consul by a large majority. Other head officers include P. E. Snodgrass Eugene Ore head banker FB Bertschey Denver Colo head auditor Dr T A Hughes Denver head physician. Several head managers were elected from Oregon California Washington and Colorado. Salary decisions fixed head managers 500 and finance committee members 1200 with head physician paid 25 cents per application and no per diem beyond head consul.
Lenora O Leary a fifte en year old girl at Midvale thirty miles from Weiser is in serious condition after a pharmacist mixed strychnine and borax instead of borolythiel She grew sleepy and spasms followed despite stomach pumping A physician examined the emesis and confirmed strychnine The remainder of the mixture has been sent to Weiser for analysis
Washington Conn April 22 United States Senator O H Platt died at 853 o clock from a rupture of an abacers forming in the right lung causing strangulation He remained conscious and apparently without pain until the end suggesting a swift fatal course for the prominent Connecticut senator.
Narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia a man describes severe illness and weakness with three physicians giving up. He credits Electric bitters with a remarkable recovery after three weeks, claiming the product saved him from death and would prevent others from failing. Sample offered for five cents at Cook’s drug store.
The Leader Pure Food Department now receives fresh bread daily from the Royal Bakery Company of Salt Lake City. Orders left with that department will receive prompt careful attention.
A Wisconsin druggist notes Ballard's Herehound Syrup relieves horse cough and difficulty breathing. He reports two years of steady sales with high customer satisfaction and repeat purchases, recommending it for sale at one dollar per bottle.
Manila April 22 Moros struck the walled city of Jolo on April 2, storming the Officers Club and scattering attendees at a ball. The next day Governor Scott's secretary was ambushed and killed near sentries. General Leonard Wood demanded the insurgents surrender the band’s leader within ten days.
Paris reports M. Delcasse has changed his mind about resigning and informed Premier Rouvier he will remain in charge of the foreign affairs portfolio.
Arbor Day activities at the Academy featured songs and a program led by Prof. J. W. Slaughter. The Academy baseball team prepared for a season opener against Ross Park Reservation School on the Academy grounds with a described lineup. Visitors included Miss Tyler and Miss Fanning of Idaho Falls High School and L. M. McParlin of Falk's Store Idaho.
The Forestry bureau announces six new reserves and two preserve additions in Idaho, withdrawing 8,000,000 acres of public land. Areas include Henry's Lake 50,000 acres, Sawtooth 1,800,000 acres in Boise and other counties, Payette 1,000,000 acres, Shoshone 1,000,000 acres, Kootenai 754,000 acres, Yellowstone addition 200,000 acres, and Hitter Root addition 450,000 acres in multiple counties.
Mrs Peterson of 626 Lake Street Topeka Kansas praises Hallard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for all coughs and colds saying it is sweet tasting and effective. The ad notes 5c and 1.00 dollar bottle prices and is signed by Mrs A L Cook.
Dr. Bergin of Pana Illinois writes that Ballard's Snow Liniment is a dandy for burns and other injuries. He says it heals burns rapidly and should be kept in the house for emergencies. Available in a one dollar bottle from Mere A L Cook.
Bottled beer offered at all bars at twenty conte per bottle. Demand drives wide distribution and availability across local venues.
C Moore Real Estate Co of St Anthony Idaho offers to show homes and cover expenses for home seekers. No further details given.
Chicago April 22 May wheat fell dramatically below the delay mark with a 23 cent drop and an eleven and a half cent net loss. Final quotes near a dollar as a massive sale by a single house reduced liquidity while Armour & Co observer P A Valentine watched May pressures shift to July and September.
Burley Idaho emerges as a planned town of 640 acres 21 miles southwest of Minidoka on the Oregon Short Line. The project, tied to the Minidoka and Twin Falls irrigation schemes, aims to reclaim 400,000 acres, with a $350,000 hotel, rail access, and a boom led by Major Fred Reed.
President Roosevelt's hunting camp will be moved to West Divide Creek today. The snow in that vicinity is nearly melted and guides expect better sport with the improved outlook for game in the area.
Pittsburg April 22 four men were suffocated when a gas main broke at the Edgar Thompson Steel works. Three others were injured, possibly fatally, as they acted to rescue colleagues who were killed in the incident.
New York April 22 The Hamburg American line steamer Pennsylvanian arrived with a record total of 3086 passengers aboard including 2880 steerage travelers. Only once before has steerage numbers surpassed this tally, the Bulgaria carrying 2899 two years ago.
Major James A. Stewart, aged 79, retired, died yesterday at Fort Thomas. The obituary notes his long service as a veteran soldier and his residence in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The speaker claims years of experience make their crude flour superior and widely known. They invite new customers to try the product, available at Black's Grocery and James Dwyer's.
A compact note highlights a lunch booth at the center of a fair or event featuring a product named Best Spring Invigorator Chile. The brief references a stall description and possible branding details.
Ponsios and Violeta are featured in a tale at the Dash Nursery run by Mrs G Robtfe. The note highlights a small horticultural event with local names and a focus on plants and a community venue.
OCR reads a garbled line about Muehion Vref near M7 North Garfleid Avenue and a Kroeger plan. Readable fragment hints a land or construction notice but lacks clear actions or dates.
A Tale from Trinidad Colorado reports a penitentes member crucified himself in Torres Las Animas County with self inflicted agony. Later information says the story is untrue and the tale references ancient practices during Holy Week.
The Central Committee of Russian journalists, including many celebrated writers, adopted resolutions expressing sympathy for the mother of Ivan Kalleff, condemned to death for assassinating Grand Duke Serge, and hoping mothers will not have to sacrifice sons in the fight for liberty.
Notice from Mrs C J Johnson in charge of Idaho Art Exhibit at Pocatello announces all art work intended for the Lewis and Clark Exposition must be delivered to her store by May day. Receipts will be issued for submitted pieces.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Partneuf Lodge No 20 announce anniversary exercises next Wednesday April 26 at the lodge hall. A literary and musical program is arranged with lunch to follow. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are requested to attend.
Boise piano tuner Robison will be in Pocatello about May 1. Leave all orders with Chaffee & Co. Book Store.
Mrs L C Clark of Pocatello Idaho endures deceit and destitution after her miner husband abandons her and their children. She came to Denver with two daughters and a son seeking work and shelter while relying on charity until a return to Idaho.
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