Rebel President Fleeing as Dominican Crisis Deepens
Reports from San Domingo and Washington detail General Carlos F. Moraes fleeing the capital after a clash near ten miles from the city. Rebels under General Pimentel attacked by government troops while Governor Perez defies the government at Puerto Platte. Turmoil spreads to Turkisland with armed uprisings in Guanaby Dajabon and Lebaneta and hundreds marching toward San Diego and Lavoga.
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Perez
Puerto Platte
San Domingo
The
Republic
Carlos F. Moraes
Wihat
Pimentel
Puerto Platta
Washington
Dee
Santo Domingo
Morales
Turkisland
Bahamas
Guanaby
Dajabon
Lebaneta
San Diego
Lavoga
Japanese ambassador named for United States
Washington December 26 the Japanese legation informed Secretary of State that Viscount Siuzo Aoki was appointed ambassador to the United States Viscount Acki is a privy council member and holds high diplomatic rank. We offer a line of hand painted china in Pocatello with good prices.
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Viscount Aoki
Privy Council
United States
Nippon
Washington
Koot
Viscount Siuzo Aoki
Viscount Acki
Pocatello
M. L. Roberts
Rheumatic Rings Claim Full Refund If No Relief in 30 Days
Advertises Thoelocke rheumatic rings promising relief within a month or money back. The offer states a full refund if symptoms persist after 30 days.
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Thoelocke
Governor Wright Visits Memphis for Christmas Holiday
Tuuke E. Wright, governor general of the Philippines, arrived in Memphis on December 25 to spend the holidays at his home. He spoke optimistically about the islands’ future and declined to discuss plans beyond denying any definite resignation rumors.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tuuke E. Wright
Philippines
Wright
Fire wipes out block in Little Rock disaster
A massive blaze in Little Rock Arkansas destroyed nearly an entire block between Second and Center streets except for two steel buildings. The fire caused about one hundred thousand dollars in property loss and broke out early today.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Ark
Second
Third
Louisiana
Center Streets
Flurry in Call Money At Market Close
New York December 26 call money rose to thirty five percent just before the market close. The stock market ended easy after many standard stocks posted substantial gains.
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New York
Blood and ruin sweep Moscow battles in late December
Insurgents struck at Nicnoll and Kazan stations as 300 militiamen arrived with 2000 strikers. The siege set fires, bombings, and heavy street fighting across Moscow and nearby rail hubs. Hospitals overflowed while authorities imposed strict controls and fines for arms in homes.
Avon Basketball Coach Killed in Freight Train Crash
One Avon basketball team member was killed and four others seriously injured when their coach was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train in Freehold New Jersey after a game and Christmas celebration. The incident occurred as the team traveled home from the game.
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Freehold
N. J
Avon
New electoral law extends suffrage in cities amid Moscow fighting
The government announces a limited extension of universal suffrage mainly for city workers and real estate owners while listing elections to follow. Insurgents reportedly fortify Moscow with a thousand men building intrenchments and heavy losses occur at Latin works as cavalry and artillery fire rages.
White House Cafe Dining Room and Boxes Promotion
The White House Cafe advertises a large dining room for ladies and private boxes. It invites patrons to visit before taking their date to a dance or theater and to come in and see the facilities.
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White House
Evening notes at Bannock Bar and Harrison's Jeweler
The fragment describes Olé Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernoe Rye at Bannock Bar and Chili for liver relief. It mentions Union Lunch Booth at First and Center and a display of new enamel lodge pins at Harrison's Jeweler.
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Bourbon
Bannock Bar
Union
Lodge
Harrison's
Interest Grows for National Irrigation Congress 1904
Montie B. Gwinn returns from Portland where he promoted next year’s National Irrigation Congress to be held in Boise. He outlines a two day business program followed by tours of irrigation projects in Idaho and nearby states to educate delegates and spur practical reclamation efforts.
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Portland
National Irrigation Congress
M. J. Gwinn
Porthland
America
Bolne
United States
Gwinn
Idaho
Agen
Sedona
Twin Falls Company
Ontario
Oregon
Of Interest to Mothers Croup Relief with Foley’s Honey and Tar
Thousands of children die yearly from croup but Foley’s Honey and Tar can save many with a few doses. The ad cites Mrs. George H. Picket of San Francisco and Mrs. A. La Cook praising the remedy for a dangerous croup attack and urging families to keep it in the house.
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Foley
George H. Picket
San Francisco
Cal
Mra A. la Cook
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Coughs and Colds
Mrs A L Cook urges readers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds claiming it cures effectively and warns against substitutes that may contain opiates and cause constipation delaying recovery.
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Foley
Mra. A. L. Cook
At Cost Furniture and Home Goods Sale Announcement
At Cost, Yee. At Com. ve. will move and offer a large assortment of furniture and household goods. The sale begins December 19 and continues through January 1904 at Puretuire Company.
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Alec
Giesease
Bainaware
Aston
Eo Puretuire Company
Moscow Under Fire as Insurgents Hold Outskirts
London reports from Daily Telegraph correspondent Dr Dillon describe Moscow as the scene of major upheaval with artillery battering houses and fighting ceasing only at midnight. Leaders claim an army of 30,400 is massed at Orechoffseuff northeast of Moscow and will move to aid the city. The correspondent warns of a looming Russian financial collapse and an unprecedented commercial crisis amid famine prospects.
Doctors Could Bot Help Mer
Mrs Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington says years of kidney trouble vanished after first dose of Foley's Kidney Cure. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to try it. Mrs A L Cook adds similar reliance on the product for kidney relief.
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Raymond Conner
Shelton
Wash
Foley
A. L. Cook
White House Cafe Cuts Prices to Meet Competition
A local diner announces it has cut all prices on the bill of fare to compete with rival establishments. Management states readiness to meet market pressure and attract more customers. The note emphasizes new lower rates across the menu.
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White House
Burrows & Co Hats Offer Gifted Picks at 134 N Cleveland
Burrows and Co successors A Mueller advertise a very pretty gift hat sale at 134 N Cleveland Avenue. The firm promises all hats will be sold this week, with selections noted as picked and placed low in price.
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Ee Burrows & Co
A. Mueller
Cleveland Avenue
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Wide Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for dyspepsia business headache liver or bowel troubles. The ad notes gentle yet thorough action and lists a price of six cents at Mrs A A Cook s drug store.
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Dr. King
Fire devastates Montana stables in Seattle blaze
A fire in Seattle on December 25 burned the Montana stables on Washington street, killing one man and fatally injuring another. Thirty-one horses died and damage is estimated under 15,000 dollars as the flames spread to nearby lodging houses. The cause is believed to be a discarded match.
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Seattle
Montana
Washingtton Street
Washington
Quiet conditions in Shanghai as riots promoter sought
Shanghai noted quiet on December 26 as 250 men from the British cruiser Andromeda are handed over and a guard remains through the foreign concession. Chinese officials issued warrants for the rioter’s arrest after his escape.
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Shanghai
Justice Walter Van Dyke Dies After Brief Illness
Supreme Court Justice Walter Van Dyke of the California State Supreme Court died in Oakland after a 24 hour illness. In Soda Springs notes, merchants plan Sunday closing starting January 1, 1906 to allow a weekly rest day. Local farmer James Sibbets reports high yields from potatoes and grasses at 6909 feet, while the Gorton Supply Store is being rebuilt after scaffolding accidents. A daughter was born to B Skinner and wife on December 15, 1905.
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Oakland
Calif
Walter van Dyke
State Supreme Court
Soda Springs
James Sibbets
Grays Lake
Mr. Sibbetts
Ohio
Sibbetts
Gorton Supply Store
Meno
B. Skinner
Brig
Arev
Grandma
Gospel meetings planned near bank in Lamont area
J Stedd of Lamont Iowa and A J Layland of Raymond Idaho Elders of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announce a series of gospel meetings beside the pavonock National bank starting Tuesday December 26 and continuing evenings through the holidays. Services begin at 7 50 sharp with all welcome to attend.
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Stedd
Lamont
Iowa
A. J. Layland
Raymond
Idaho
Church of Jesus ‘Christ of Latter-day Saints
Paonock National Bank
Simon B. Clark Killed by Grizzly Bears in Big Horn
Omaha pioneer Simon B. Clark known as Silently was killed in the Big Horn country after pursuing two grizzlies to a cave mouth. An ranchman named Adams found Clark’s mangled body beside the cave alongside two dead bears. Clark, an old soldier and famed plainsman, had hunted in the region for weeks and held public offices in Omaha.
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Simon B. Clark
Kings of the Forest
Omaha
Nebraska
Big Horn Country
Adams
Clark
Fortune Paid for Stock Exchange Seat Sets Record
A new high price for a seat on the stock exchange was set in New York on December 26 as ninety five thousand dollars were paid plus a two thousand dollar initiation fee.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago Dec 26 Update on No 2 Red May 87 Percent
A terse Chicago bulletin notes No 2 Red with a performance indicator showing 89 and 87 percent figures. The line suggests a summary of results or standings tied to December 26 with May references. The fragment lacks context but preserves named entities and numbers.
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Chicago
Mrs. Vina Wagner Handles McCrary Estate Need
Mrs. Vina Wagner oversees the estate of John M. McCrary in the city and has engaged Standrod and Terrell as attorneys. The notice mentions ice cream soda and hot soda at Petersen and Holmes.
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Vina Wagner
John M. McCrary
Standrod & Terrell
Petersen & Holmes
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted For Common Wounds
A promotional note declares Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals burns cuts sores eczema and piles quickly. Frightened Morte scene is described to illustrate dangers on the street. Mrs. A. L. Cook’s drug store sells the salve for 26 cents.
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Bucklen
A. L. Cook
Denver Rail Offer Sets Round Trip to City for $22 50
On December 22 and 23 the Colorado Midland will sell round trip tickets from Tah to Denver and Colorado points for $22 50 with stopovers and return by January 10. Through Pullman Observation car daily. Picket office 77 West Second South Salt Lake. L H Harding General Agent.
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Denver
Colorado Midland
Colorado
Pullman
West Second South
Salt Lake
L. H. Harding
Notice to water consumers enforce hydrant closure rule
Pocatello Water Co announces city water use regulation under Ordinance No. 60 requiring taps and hydrants be closed promptly after a fire alarm sounds and remain shut until the fire is extinguished. Violations may incur penalties not to exceed 100 dollars. By Geo. Winter, Superintendent. Dated June 1906.
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Pocatello Water CO
Geo. Winter
Idaho State Teachers' Association Ticket Offer
For the Idaho State Teachers' Association meeting dates Dec 27 and 29 1905 the Short Line will sell tickets Dec 26 and 27 to Boise and return at 10.80 dollars. Final return limit January 4 1906. D. O. LOWRIL Agent.
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Idaho State Teachers’ Association
Boise
Lowril
Daily Tribune Plan Ads Per Month
Classified note lists two subscription options in bold pricing: 500 per month and 560 per month. No additional details provided.
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the Daily Tribune
THE
Daily Tribune
Statesman Praises Tribune Christmas Edition
The Statesman lauds the Posatello Tribune Christmas issue as a finely illustrated, authoritative city promotional edition. It highlights two contributions by former editor George N. Lift, including a Christmas poem and essays set to evoke the region’s mountains valleys and winter atmosphere, encouraging readers to feel connected to the city.
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Posatello
George N. Lift
Chathan
Ontari
Reprogtung
Sim WA Cormul
Htwlth
Majestia
Mountaina
Statesman
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Bom
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Yaroslav
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Liuberby
St. Petersburg
Doubassoff
Police
Mo Mercy Shawn
Pennsylvania
National Assembly
Suf
Revolutionista
Tverskal
Congress
Montie B. Gwinn
Mouser
Orechoffseuff
London
Dillon
Rus
Sian
Mer
Supreme Justice
Big Horn
Montana Mountains
Chicago Wheat
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