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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
1
Berlin and Washington debate Castro's push toward arbitration while troops and naval actions expand the Venezuela crisis. British and German navies seize Venezuelan ships near La Guayra as international efforts seek mediation and a Franco-Venezuelan arbitration referee is named.
An event note indicates a decision to limit lands and ease restrictions. Details remain unclear but imply a policy shift affecting property or development timelines.
Washington December 13 The House committee on judiciary did not report any measures to the House after considering joint resolutions proposing a constitutional amendment to disqualify polygamy offenders from office and to prohibit polygamy The vote was seven to six in favor of not reporting. Senator Jones introduced a land cedery bill for Fort Hall Indian reservation adding unc sold lands within five miles of the boundary may be entered at 1 26 per acre.
Thousands gathered on the San Francisco coast to witness the Silverton begin laying 2500 miles of cable toward Hawaii. The ship carried 2600 piles of cable and anchored at the landing as cheers rose. Governor Gage’s daughter christened the cable with champagne breaking a bottle set in a silver frame.
John McNeil, grand president of the Boilermakers' union, warned the Southern Pacific that loaning engines to the Union Pacific could trigger a general strike among boilermakers on the Southern Pacific. He alleges engines meant for other railroads are being diverted to the Union Pacific and says no strike will occur on lines loaning locomotives if the practice stops.
Secretary Hay received a cablegram from John Barrett in Calcutta stating his duty to stay with the St. Louis Exposition and thus declining the Japanese mission. It is believed Lloyd Giscom Jr the current minister to Puorsia will be named minister to Japan.
Commissioner Hermann of the General Land Office dispatched a special agent to investigate alleged fraudulent land entries in the Boise Basin, Washington dispatch reports.
Washington December 12 The statistician of the department of agriculture estimates the newly seeded winter wheat area at about 4 000 000 acres an increase of 56 1 percent over the area sown in the fall of 1091 The condition on December 1 was 9 97 compared with the nine year average of 91 4
Topeka Kansas December 12. Thousands of Santa Fe clerks are organizing to seek a general wage increase for railway employees. The plan has not yet formed into a definite program and the true strength of the clerks organization remains uncertain.
The Senate confirms H. J. Syms of Boise and N. J. Sharp of Hailey as registers of land offices and O. H. Garby of Lewiston as receiver of public money in Idaho.
Senator elect B F ONeill of Shoshone County visits Boise and backs a uniform mining tax. He wants the mine output used as a tax base and studies methods from other states to prepare for the coming session. He notes possible Clearwater County creation but offers no firm stance. Burden of crime cases burden Shoshone, with witness transport costs from Pierce City to Wallace highlighted.
Chicago wheat futures for May traded around 17754 to dy as the market opened with quieter demand and slight downturns. Traders watched global weather and export pace while awaiting further USDA signals for future direction.
In Manila on December 12 Senor Daniel governor of Rizal province orders ending of concentration zones meant to cut ladrones from supplies. Rizal locals vow police aid in the campaign and Daniel agrees to test a cooperative plan.
Milwaukee December 12 Senator John Spooner replies to a letter from Senator Whitehead and Rock County Assemblymen saying he would accept re election to the United States Senate if the legislature offers it He adds he would follow the party command he has no fight to disobey and would consider an election by the body
Jonean Alaska December 12 The hunter Thomas Williams surrendered after shooting and killing Kid Burch December 4 at Hoonab claiming a deer misidentification. Burch's remains were taken to the city yesterday for interment.
John H. Schnettler once a Maryland delegate was found guilty of bribery connected to a suburban franchise deal and sentenced to four years in prison. It marks the ninth boodle case disposed of to date.
Mail advices from the Orient via the Empress of India report high spring tides on November 17 sank forty janks on the Yang Tse Kiang and caused the loss of over sixty lives near Victoria B C on December 1.
In Bangkok on December 12 the government pressed for compensation from British and French banks for losses caused by the abandonment of the gold standard. The move marks a formal effort to secure reparations tied to monetary policy shifts.
After a long debate the Brussels chamber approved a government bill punishing indecent or improper language used in public places or at meetings. The measure aims at restraining profanity in public discourse.
Havana reports the protocol of the commercial treaty between the United States and Cuba was signed last night, marking a formal step in the accord between the two nations.
A social dance event is planned tonight at St Josephs hall featuring the W. O. W. Orchestra providing music for attendees.
President J H Brady of American Fails Water Power travels to Blackfoot to pursue foreclosure of the Idaho Canal Company mortgage and liens. He holds about 95 percent of the bonds and aims to clear old liens to secure clear title, enabling canal control for irrigation to Pocatello and areas between here and Ross Fork. The $50,000 Pocatello Power and Irrigation mortgage is paid off.
The Senate approved the compensation bill for the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission with amendments before sending it to conference. It sets $4000 as the lamp sum for non government service members, adjusts per diem for commissioners and assistant recorders to $10, and allows the commission to decide salaries for staff. The Commission name was changed to Anthracite Deal Strike Arbitration. An attempted amendment to bar civil or military officers from serving drew lengthy debate and was withdrawn.
A New York banking consolidation announced today aligns Mutual Life Insurance, Equitable Life Assurance, and Morton Trust. The Bank of the United States directors voted to amalgamate with Western National Bank to form a combined capital of 10 million dollars.
New York December 12 Commissioner of Police John F Partridge resigns on account of ill health. Advertisement notes Ballard's Snow Liniment available for family use by Mrs A L Cook with price details in cents.
A basement electrical fire at the Ridpath hotel in Spokane forced nearly one hundred guests to flee around 11:30 AM in night attire. The blaze confined to the basement air shaft and top story caused $10,000 to $15,000 in building damage and similar losses to the contents. all insured and everyone escaped safely.
Abstract of the condition of the national banks of Idaho as of Nov 25 shows average reserve at 16.74 percent, up from 16.34 percent on Sept 15. Loans and discounts rise by 367 358 dollars, gold coin up 18 420, lawful money reserve up 27 504, and individual deposits up 75 619.
New York December 12 Henry Palliam of Pittsburg was chosen as president secretary and treasurer of the National Baseball League at a meeting today. The vote affirmed his leadership role overseeing league affairs and finances.
Boise Idaho December 12 Next Monday the state board of pardons will meet and a decision will be announced in the Diamondfield Jack case.
Chief Francia serves notice to every trade or merchandise slot machine owner to remove devices after today as the Boise anti gambling ordinance is enforced. Potent liquor houses face new sanctions while tensions rise between Mayor Alexander and Councilman Hessing who claims bias and seeks charges against a cop.
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