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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
2
The piece debates Governor Hunt and Secretary Bassett's pardons including Diamondfield Jack Davis and hints at pardoning Mrs Kensler. It discusses party dynamics and projected 1904 presidential choices with references to Populists, Democrats, and readers' reactions, ending with observations on Indian Territory statehood and its developing institutions.
The piece argues a surge of patriotic feeling in Venezuela, spurred by German and British aggression and Allied pressure, may unite rival factions. It warns reforms are needed to end cycles of revolution, curb the de facto government, and protect the Monroe Doctrine while preserving national sovereignty.
The 1900 census shows Indian Territory with about 392000 population including whites, blacks, and Indians not taxed, 68 percent illiteracy in the District of Columbia is cited for contrast, and notes Congress grants no aid to the territory's education system which relies on volunteers.
The big scenic production A Little Outcast debuts tonight at the Auditorium. Manager Milton Ganckel notes modern electric effects provide dramatic weather and thunder, surpassing older stage tricks. Also on the circuit are Warm Baby on December 22 and Foxy Quiller with Richard Golden on December 28, both praised for their high quality and notable casts.
A brief advisory notes a decline in bran supplies and invites readers to discuss reasoning for the trend. The text frames it as a collaborative inquiry to understand market changes without asserting causes.
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Bannock issues an attachment against the property of James H. Hay in the case John W. Stoner vs Hay. The attachment was issued December 9, 1902, and filed with the court on December 11, 1902. Clerk 8 Campbell. Deputy E G Gallant. Seal. Daily.
The County of Bannock presents Lyman Fargo as plaintiff against Edward G Leaf as defendant in an attachment case. The court notes the date and seal reading December 8th 1908. Signed by Deputy Garret Campbell.
An old inventory notes Linivaont as a long standing preferred remedy sold by Mrs A L Cook. The listing cites a price of 260.00 and 1.00 in the ad copy.
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