Smallpox Reports and Local Happenings Across Idaho and Nearby States
Bad roads paralyze Kendrick business while Idaho Falls reports several smallpox cases. Fire at St AnThenry Opera House quickly stopped. Lewiston to host a poultry and pet stock show February 7 to 9, 1901. Shoshone light power and heat project proposed. Soldier flouring mill to be ready next month per Hailey News Miner. Senator Shoup seeks funds for Lemhi agency. rural delivery proposed for Latah and Whitman counties. Rathdrum reports violent morning fight between woodchoppers Nye and Hinmann ending with axes and shotguns as tensions flare.
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Hailey News-Miner
Soldier
Warrants Issued In Nye Case For No Sault With Intent To Kill
A warrant was sworn out before the probate court for Nye on the charge of no sault with intent to kill. Deputy Sheriff Dwyer attempted service but Nye had departed. Meanwhile Mrs. Ingling hosted a Wednesday card party notable for its beauty, detail, and elegant lunch. Prizes went to Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Standrod. guests included numerous local residents and guests.
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Nye
Dwyer
William Jay Ingling
Pocatello
Terrell
Standrod
Mesdames Fargo
Douglas
Seydei
Weeks
Higaon
van Hoveen
Robethan
Ifft
Sonnenkalb
Bean
Grant
Dolbeer
Church
Geo
Oram
McCarthy
Rice
Turner
Durbrow
Hannaford
Lewis
North
Cook
Derr
Stone
Gid Oram
Jones
Taylor
Tupper
Smith
Peterson
Malone
Carrigan
McCabe
Greene
Williams
Fargo
van Wormer
Gilmore
Nampa Plans Public Park From Avaconda Investor
A Nampa letter reports J.8. Hickey a Montana capitalist and former local resident promises to donate a land tract near the B N O railroad yards for a city park. The four blocks totaling ten acres offer an ideal park site and Hickey plans a residence on the property soon.
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Hickey
Avaconda
Mont
Maccabee Ball At Lewis Hall Draws Lively Crowd
The Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees Bannock Tent No 11 held a sociable ball at Lewis Hall on Tuesday night December 18. The hall was decorated in order colors and the Worel orchestra provided fine music. A large crowd of members ladies and friends attended and enjoyed themselves greatly.
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Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Bannock
Lewis’ Hall
Flowers for the Holidays at Mrs. Cash’s Greenhouse
Flowers for the Christmas and New Year holidays offered at Mrs. Cash's greenhouse on B street near school house square. Cut flowers, potted plants, carnations, roses, narcissus, calla lilies and smilax in profusion.
Notice to Subscribers for Christmas Publication Schedule
The Tribune will not publish next Tuesday due to Christmas. Publication resumes Thursday as usual. The newspaper extends season's greetings and wishes readers a Merry Christmas.
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Isue
the Tribune
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Ad
Thoroughly tested remedy marketed for piles with claims of effectiveness. Prices listed: 50 cents for bottles and 75 cents for tubes. Mention of Mrs. A. L. Cook as contact.
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Tabler
A. L. Cook
A Blow at the Steer Misunderstood in Great Bill Debate
Reader letter from W. K. Pocatello Idaho argues the Great Bill lowers oleomargarine tax while increasing tax on imitation butter frauds. He likens opponents to a tramp seeking food, claiming the bill acts as justice for cattlemen and consumers.
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Eprrork Pocatelto
Tribune
Congress
Springer
Olco
W. K
Questions for Woman's Study League Christmas meeting
The Woman's Study League plans a December 27 gathering hosted by Mrs. George North. Members will answer queries on carols, origins, religious influences, notable authors, early carol printings, and Christmas customs across nations including Arizona, New Mexico, Scandinavia, Austria, Iceland, Ireland, Scotland, and France.
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Woman’s Study League
Woman's Study League
George North
Arizona
New Mexico
Austria
Iceland
Ireland
Scotland
France
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy. It promises $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and promotes other products from J Chaney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Praise for BaLLAno's Hone HOUND SYRUP Bridge
Mrs A L Cook notes the remedy’s wide praise for throat and lung relief. It claims to ease coughs colds bronchitis and similar ailments with prices listed as 25 and 59 cents.
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Ballano
A. L. Cook
Telegram Summary: Key AP Highlights for Busy Readers
Daily AP briefs provide concise notices of major events from around the world and domestic fronts. The digest covers political developments, economic shifts, and notable societal changes in compact items suitable for quick reading.
Canal debate rows in Novoe Vremya report
From St Petersburg dated December 19 a Novoe Vremya item notes Russia shows little interest in the canal issue but aligns with American positions.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Rusals
America
Von Waldersee’s Brutality Sparks Army Discontent
St. Petersburg report notes growing unrest across armies including Germany. Novos Vremya cites discontent with Field Marshal Von Waldersee and urges each army to act on its own responsibility henceforth.
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St. Petersburg
The
Novos Vremya
von Waldersee
Gen Knox abandons pursuit of Dewet in Cape Colony
London reports Gen Knox forced to abandon the chase due to Boer movements across the Orange River. About 3,000 Republicans entered Cape Colony and another 3,000 reached Philipstown. Dewet with roughly 4,500 men is northeast of Ladybrand and an attack on Winburg is expected.
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London
Knox
Dewet
Cape Colony
Orange River
Philipstown
Ladybrand
Winburg
Death of Mrs Frye, wife of Senate leader Frye
Mrs William P Frye wife of the president pro tem of the Senate died suddenly at the Hamilton hotel at 9 40 this morning after an acute indigestion attack Tuesday She was reportedly improving at breakfast before dying of heart failure without warning in Washington on December 21.
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Washington
William P. Frye
Senate
Hamilton Hotel
Death of Dr. Richard A. Wise Congressman
Washington telegram reports the death of Dr. Richard A. Wise, the Norfolk Virginia congressman. He died at his Williamsburg home at 12 40 this morning after recently performing his duties in Congress. Wise was twice seated as a member and had announced intent to contest the seat in the next congress. He was part of the Wise family and brother of John S. Wise of New York.
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Washington
Henderson
Richard A. Wise
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Wise
Virginia
John S. Wise
New York
Black Outlook in South Africa Warns of Rebellion
London dispatch reports the South African situation growing dire with fear of a Cape Colony rebellion. Lord Salisbury’s gloomy tone follows alarms over possible cuts to Lord Kitchener's supply lines and a demand for 80,000 more mounted troops, though no plan exists yet.
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New York
London
South Africa
Cape Colony
Lord Salisbury
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Queen Victoria’s Health Reported Failing in London Rumor
A London dispatch to the Tribune notes rising concern over Queen Victoria’s health. Reports say appetite and strength have declined, with aging and family bereavements cited as factors affecting the queen's condition. The whispers reflect anxiety in the royal household amid grandson’s death in South Africa service.
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New York
the Tribune
London
West End
South Africa
Notice of stockholders meeting at First National Bank
Notice is given for the regular annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Pocatello Idaho to be held at the bank office on January 5 1901 from 10 am to 12 pm for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. A Anrus Cashier.
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Pocatelio
Idaho
First National Bank of Pocat Elio
Ldaho
Conductor Ball Planned by Oregon Short Line in Pocatello
The Oregon Short Line conductors based in Pocatello plan a grand ball early in the new century to surpass all prior local entertainments. They have historically led social events in the city and aim to break their own records. Details will be announced later.
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Oregon
Pocatello
Soda Springs lodge buys block lot to form Odd Fellows block
The Soda Springs lodge 1. C. O. F. purchases lot 9 block 88 from Eldredge estate, including Dr Anderson's drug store site. The lot runs south ten rods to a corner opposite peat, then east twenty rods. It will be split into seven building lots with six for sale and one reserved for the new Odd Fellows block. George Harrison has secured one lot and bids are in for two more.
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Soda Springs
Soda Springs Lodge
Eldredge
Electric Bitters and Digestive Aids Promoted in Local Ad
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues and general fatigue with testimonial from 7 W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana. It also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and White's Cream Vermifuge with claims of digestion restoration and parasite destruction, all sold by Bean's drug store with prices listed.
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W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
Bean's Drug Store
A. L. Cook
Bean
Masquerade Ball at the Pavilion on New Year Eve
The Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 will host a grand masquerade ball at the Pavilion on New Year’s Eve. The event showcases community spirit with festive dress and period amusements.
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The
Hook & Ladder Company No. 1
Fire at Soda Springs saloon sparks belief of arson
Fire damaged Harry Walker's saloon in Soda Springs and a nearby Tomassi property. authorities expect adjustments for both losses. Residents fear incendiary arson after a separate blaze at C Tomagse's Salt Lake City rental, destroying the building and a stable with a $500 loss. No insurance details reported.
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Harry Walker
Sam Gagan
Soda Springs
C. J. Johnson
Tomassi
Old Town
C. Tomagse
Salt Lake City
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