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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1905
Page
1
In a district district last evening the mulatto Belle Murry slashed Toy with a small four blade knife during a confrontation over a mutual suitor. Toy is bedbound while Murry is jailed with a severe finger cut. Police plan further examination. bond details undecided.
Ad copy touts a careful buyer who pays less for men’s shoes, claiming 80 cents to $1.00 saved per pair. It promises better shoes at lower cost than customers’ current footwear. Located at Union Bunch Booth, First and Center in Chicago.
Representative French advocates amendments to homestead law to aid irrigation projects. He plans a bill allowing settlement pause until water is on or entry on Carey Act terms and opening the Coeur d Alene reservation after Indian allotment. About 200000 acres would open to settlement if passed.
Salt Lake City report states L. Karrick, former city councilman and notable Bingham district mining figure, died by suicide in a local hotel. Once worth about half a million dollars, he faced financial troubles and marital distress after a divorce.
Halifax reports thirteen lives lost in the Lun berg steamer wreck that went ashore on Magdalen Island yesterday. Leslie, a Canadian parliament member representing the vessel owners, was aboard.
Madison report states Governor Follette will resign as governor during the current special session or at its end after announcing his acceptance of the United States Senate seat elected by the Legislature in the last session. He plans to leave the governor's office once the session proceeds.
State Game Warden Stephens and Montana Wyoming forest officials back Congress creating a vast Bitter Roots game refuge. Major Fenn, Idaho forest chief, cites urgent need to curb tooth hunters and guided parties, urging interagency cooperation and legal adjustments to guard the area like Yellowstone.
Report on the first session of the Fifty-ninth Congress in Washington. Spectators fill galleries as the Senate and House conduct routine organizational steps. Oaths are taken, seats drawn, and rules adopted amid notable absence of floral tributes. The president’s message to Congress prompts discussion on rate regulation and Interstate Commerce Commission powers.
The executive committee of the new hired workers telegraphed all stations urging a general strike at midnight unless the death sentence was commuted. Engineer Arietiol at Bamara aboard Sokoloff and other union leaders in Bamara face reversal before that hour.
Seattle based former cashier linked to federal gold theft scheme. accused of purchasing gold stolen from the United States with a half interest in a Amsterdam New York store. U S Attorney Frye plans to attach property as Secret Service conducts investigations in New York and Boston.
A telegram to the interior department reports a principal witness against Congressman Williamson of Oregon was brutally assaulted and seriously injured by Pineville town marshal for testifying in recent fraud trials.
Reports from Warsaw state that martial law is lifted and Poland is freed from military rule. Authorities ban a planned strike by telegraph workers and a post office meeting. Advices from Sebastopol indicate mutineers face court martial under war procedures.
Constantinople December 1 ministers have agreed in principle to yield to the powers demands but the sultan has not yet approved. The war minister refuses to sign the ministerial note and the sultan awaits unanimity among his ministers before sanctioning their action.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman met the King at Buckingham Palace and accepted the task of forming a new cabinet. The report warns buyers about adulterated Christmas candy shipped in buckets and promotes a local alternative from Wirta at Cleveland Ave.
The national committee for relief of the Jews in Russia reports it has cabled a million dollars to Lord Rothschild in London and will raise at least another million. About fifty thousand dollars is on hand and an anonymous contributor, J. H. Harriman, gave ten thousand dollars last Saturday.
The New York Herald reports Charles A. Peabody a noted banker and railroad director chosen as the next president of Mutual Life Insurance Prederic Cromwell currently acting president will become vice president Emery McClintock assetsary second vice president The selection follows a compromise among board factions each backing a candidate
In Girard Kansas on December 5 Mrs Treje Perry remains in control of a railway car she barricaded last Friday. She has had no meals for four days and moved from the toilet room to the aisle for a drink. She spoke with officers monitoring the car saying she would kill her enemies but not everybody.
Wealthy refugee families from Odessa and Kishinef reach Jassy reporting alarming spread of the Agrarian movement. Their train faced marauder attacks between Odessa and Ungehi. Advertisements note jewelry at Harrison's and goods at Petersen & Holmes while Gate City Furniture Co offers affordable pictures. White House Cafe opens December 4 under Pohatakre and Bore with seasonal delicacies at Tesonibie prices.
A Bard Pen company executive notes 328 cars sold for 261 400 dollars across multiple states including Idaho Washington and Oregon. He cites higher prices for fruit from Yakima valley and Pacific regions and predicts future dominance of auction sales to maximize grower returns while the company expands territory and schedules a six week tour through Sacramento San Francisco Chicago and other cities.
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