One Guilty No1 In the Bancroft Burglary Trials
A Bancroft burglary case tied two youths to a night theft at Dolbeer Tires. Thomas Kelly was convicted after a separate trial while William Pollard was acquitted. Moeller, labeled an alleged soldier, was found guilty of daylight burglary in a related district court proceeding. Two divorces were granted as part of ongoing court notes.
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Rich
District Court
Dolbeer Tires
Bancroft
Montpelier
Thomas Kelly
Wm. Pollard
Kelly
Colbeer Bros
Wyoming
Dulbeer Bros
Dulbeer’s
Pocatello
Dobeer Bros
Pollard
T. F. Terrell
Salt Lake
W. A. Moeller
M. Wedekind
Lee Powell
George Durand
George Wells
Grammed, Dire, Caro
Body of Walter Dugard Arrives for Funeral in Pocatello
Walter Dugard, 81, a native of England and former member of company G, First Idaho volunteers, died of typhoid fever in Manila on Dec 2 1808. His remains, evacuated from San Francisco, are due in Ogden tonight and will reach Pocatello tomorrow morning. The Woodmen hall will host the burial around two o'clock with G A R participation invited. Dugard lived in Pocatello after coming to America, worked in Short Line boiler shops, and served in the railroad company until enlistment in 1898. He belonged to the Woodmen of the World lodge. his wife Mrs. Dugard and two children reside in town.
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Walter Dugard
Manila
Company G
Idaho
San Francisco
Ogden
Pocatello
Woodmen Hall
Gand the
Woodmen
England
America
Lodge of
Woodmen of the World
Smallpox Case Reported Near American Falls
A tramp with genuine smallpox is said to be at a house several miles from American Falls. Details and exact location are unavailable, with isolation measures unclear. A physician who treated the case is the authority. Richard Douglas received a telegram urging a nurse be sent by the next train, but none found yet.
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American Falls
Richard Douglas
W. H. Philbrick
Douglas
List of Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office
The week ending February 3 1900 at Pocatello Idaho features an unclaimed mail list. Names include Mirle Martin Bria n Martin Mrs CH Melaniels Wm Muller Mark Bimpton Jero Branton Jos Carrol Trixie Conklin CA Chase C EK Parr SF Francis Sarah Ross Johnnie Frush James W Shepard Harry K E Green Charles T Smith Henry Hatch Daniel Swick Walter D Harris WH Smith Herbert Jones Mrs Mary Sterling John Jeffers Harry C Smith Alexander Jones Mrs M Bi Thornton Wm C King Chas Tanquary Thomas King H EB Whiteman Jennie A Caldwell P M and others.
Experience 18 The Best Teacher
Acker's Hoglish Remedy advertised for coughs colds or croup promising relief with money refunded. Sprague's Pharmacy promotes the remedy with a five dollar and fifty cent refund offer.
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Acker
Sprague
Nervousness treated by Oxkam Vermik for outdoorsy boys
An advertisement touts HITI's OxkaM VERMIK as the best preventive of nervousness in children. It claims to strengthen nerves and build endurance by toning the system, targeting outdoor boys. Price listed at 26 cents.
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Hiti
Idaho News Roundup from the Free Press Jan 26 1890s
Idaho reports smallpox cases in Moscow and school closings. New Soda Springs paper The Idanho Chieftain aims as a Democratic organ. A horse killed 125 coyotes with strychnine at $525 cost. Ada county clerk Lamoreaux’s shortfall cited at $1,549.70 with bondsmen contesting salary disbursement. County warrants forgery alleged against Lewiston official Tannahill. Snake River island escape of Bull and Lyon after ice gorge. food scarce two days. Northern Pacific flood damage bill tallies to $200,000 with roadbed losses and three week rebuild plan. 600 workers on site.
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W. A. Bull
Albert E. Lyon
Snake River
Lewiston Teller
Northern Pacific
Vollmer
Kendrick
Clearwater
T Afa
Man restrained after Niagara Falls rope attempt
Authorities prevent a man from attempting to walk a rope over Niagara Falls, noting gratitude for the restraint. The piece warns disease shortens life and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fifty year old cure for constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria and nervousness.
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Niagara Falla
Marvelous medicine saves widow of General Burnham
Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln recalls how Dr. King's New Discovery saved the widow’s life from pneumonia and cured her throat chest and lung ailments. The cure came after a dose and she slept through the night. Trial bottles are free at Bean's Drug Store with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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General Burnham
Machine
H. Lincoln
Dr. King
Bean
Shilohs Consw Cure Adtributed Mottle Note
An aged advertisement fragment urges consumers to use the product faithfully and return the bottle if not benefited. It claims a one dollar price and directs return to the Druggist for refund. Names and legible details are unclear in the damaged OCR.
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Shiloh
Inalu Lagowew
Rail officials to discuss ticket office consolidation in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Herald reports a near unanimous local view that the February 7 meeting of Union Pacific Short Line and Railway Navigation officials will bring changes beyond ticket offices. Possible moves include restoring pre segregation conditions, closing the Ogden gateway, and reallocating freight flows west of Ogden. A San Francisco SP decision affects Pullman service linking San Francisco and Chicago via Rock Island and Denver.
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The
Salt Lake Herald
Union Pacific
Short Line
Railway & Navigation
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Oregon
Ogden Gateway
Missouri River
Ogden
Rio Grande Western
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Burlington
Rock Island
Chicago
Stack Island
Rio Grande
Denver
Ticket Office Consolidation Across Rail Lines at Salt Lake City
The Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific combined ticket offices at Salt Lake City last Wednesday with Short Line agents taking full charge for both systems. Union Pacific officials plan a February 7 meeting to address agents displaced by the consolidation. Similar consolidations are under way in other cities where UP, OS L, and U N R have previously operated separate ticket offices.
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Short Line
U. P
0.8. L
Whitney visits city as ice plans expand on Short Line
W A Whitney former chief dispatcher now heads a division with Grand Island Nebraska HQs. On leave from California he returns to greet friends and discuss the ice harvest season. Short Line plans an extra train between Granger and Huntington with a May start and a new time card in preparation.
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W. A. Whitney
Whit
Main Line
Grand Island
Neb
California
White
John’ McManis
Mrs. Whitney
Granger
Huntington
Railway officials inspect Idaho routes for Short Line expansion
Assistant Superintendent McGuinness and a high level Railways Mail delegation toured Idaho Falls and Kemmerer as part of preparations to establish a mail route on the new Short Line addition. Executives Bancroft Eccles and others traveled from Pocatello to Butte, Kemmerer, and Salt Lake City amid shop-site rumors. A separate Idaho suit claims damages by a hobo alleging negligence after a ride on an Oregon Short Line car.
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McGuiness
Silver Bow
Idaho Falls
Bancroft
Eccles
Calvin
Burley
Dann
Pocatello
Butte
Kemmerer
McCammon
No. 10
Salt Lake
Manson
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Idaho
Oregon
Boys Warned After Torpedo Sabotage Incidents
Railroad officials report boys broke into cabooses to seize torpedoes and trigger explosions around town. Police pursue and will arrest anyone found with torpedo material. Danger from handling torpedoes is emphasized as a serious risk to the public.
Fort Hall reservation bill moves toward House approval
Washington report notes Senator Shoup spoke with Chairman Sherman and that Sherman favors the Fort Hall reservation bill, with strong likelihood it will be endorsed by the House committee. This is cited as the best news in some time.
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Washington
Salt Lake Tribune
Shoup
Sherman
Fort Hall Reservation
House
Sowing the Wind wowed Boise theatergoers last night
The Columbia presentation of Sowing the Wind drew tearful scenes and strong praise. Critics hailed a powerful production with a skilled company delivering dramatic, entangled human lives and left the audience highly satisfied and hopeful it will be remembered by Boise theatergoers.
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Boio Statesman
Columbia
Boise
Lawyer in Henrietta Claims Electric Bitters Saved Brother
Stood Death Of. K. Bb. Munday, a Henrietta Texas lawyer, recounts persuading his malarial and jaundiced brother to try Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing malaria, purifying blood, aiding digestion, and balancing liver and kidneys. Sold for 50 cents at Bean's Drug Store.
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K. Bb. Munday
Henrietta
Texas
Conte
Bean
Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure Adverts
An antique advertisement touts Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure as preventing consumption and curing severe colds. It claims a fifty year positive guarantee and sale by Idaho Drug, with a separate Ballard’s Snow Liniment for pain relief priced at 26 or 50 cents.
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Shiloh
Idaho Drugmore
Ballard
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promo Claims Authenticity
An ad asserts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the original witch hazel product and warns against counterfeits. Mentions injuries and skin care uses while phrasing is unclear and misspelled.
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DeWitt
Hopes for 90,000 More Troops in South Africa
Generals in South Africa push for reinforcements as British forces claim gains on Tugela and Ladysmith braces for a long defense. Reports tally Boer and British casualties while Japan reads new domestic criminal code with keen foreign scrutiny. The U S contemplates amnesty for Filipino rebels within thirty days amid a broader end to insurrection.
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House of Commons
Great Britain
South Africa
Free Silver Camp Members to Attend Walter Dugard Funeral
Woodmen of the World Free Silver Camp members are asked to gather at the hall at 1 30 Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral of Walter Dugard L B CAs clerk.
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Free Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
Walter Dugard
L. B
Cas
Tell Your Sister A Beauty
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea for digestion and liver health, selling via Idaho Drug Store. Testimonials claim One Minute Cough Cure cures pneumonia and whooping cough, with parental praise and a call to buy for throat and cough relief.
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Karl
Idaho Drug Store
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Mark
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Grangeville Free Press
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Idanho Chieftain
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