Deseret News Details Pocatello Shops Expansion
The Pocatello shops boast the west’s most advanced labor-saving facilities with a massive electric crane moving locomotives. About 608 men in motive power earn good wages now, and 600,000 more will be invested this summer in new car shop foundry stores and sheds to house the latest machinery, securing the future of the plant and local merchants.
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Deseret Nova Saya
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
D. J Malone
Idaho
Montana
Coal Conspirators and Plague Talks Spawn Legal Action
In Washington on January 19 Surgeon Gouveral Wyman and health authorities from nine states held a conference on the bubonic plague risk in the United States. In Chicago on the same day a true bill was returned against forty five coal dealers and retailers for conspiracy to commit illegal public trade, indictments naming both corporations and individuals in Illinois and Indiana with bail set at $1500.
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Washington, D. C
Gouveral Wyman
Nineuton States
United States
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Hewitt, Former New York Mayor, Dies at 87
Abram Hewitt former mayor of New York and congressman from 1874 to 1887 died yesterday in New York. He was with his wife three sons and three daughters at the time of death. Ill health due to jaundice from January 8 left little hope for recovery.
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Hewitt
New York
Congress
Herrman Resignation from General Land Office
Washington reports FHinger Herrman of Oregon resigns as General Land Office commissioner effective February 1. The President received the resignation today and W A Richards former governor of Wyoming is expected to be submitted to the Senate to succeed him.
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Washington, D. C
Fhinger Herrman
Oregon
General Land Office
W. A. Richards
Wyoming
Senate
Teem Crew
Death of M. De Blowitz in Paris
Henri George Stephene Adoph Opper de Blowits longtime Paris correspondent for the London Times died in Paris last evening after an apoplexy several days earlier. He was born in 1832.
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Paris
Henri George Stephene Adoph Opper de Blowits
London Times
de Blowitz
Return of Bowen from Kingston Arrives in Charleston
The Dolphin carrying Minister Bowen and Mrs Bowen arrived in Charleston early morning. The Kingston to Charleston dispatch notes the return and the pair were aboard the vessel.
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Bowen
Patch Toat 'Dolphin
Kingston
T Mis. Bowen
Rainier Grand owner Horace Duntar arrested on gambling charge
Horace B. Duntar proprietor of the Rainier Grand in Seattle was arrested after grand jury indictment charging him with operating a gambling room in his hotel.
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Seattle
Wash
Horace B. Duntar
Rainier Grand Actes
Grand
Night lighting on new Broadway building draws attention
The newly finished skyscraper at Broadway Fifth avenue and Twenty third street is shown in novel fashion with circled light ribbons for a striking nighttime display. Two well known clubmen recently dined at a neighborhood restaurant spending the evening in the cafe with liqueurs and highballs. As they left a cab one noted the tall building’s alternately lit bands fading into shadow and asked if the glow was theirs or his.
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Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Sherman’s Headache Cure Promises Instant Relief
A patent headache remedy advertised by Sprague's Pharmacy claims to cure sick and nervous headaches and neuralgia with one dose. It promises immediate relief and guarantees customers a hamn free experience, with pricing of 250 and 100 per box.
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Sherman
Sprague
Chicago Wheat May Futures Edge Higher
Chicago wheat prices show slight gains with May futures at 79 and nearby action steady amid thin trading. Market focuses on supply signals and weather risks impacting winter wheat.
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Chicago
Senate resolution on unfair trade and preferential duties
Senator Lodge introduced a resolution directing the finance committee to investigate whether certain countries discriminate against the United States and to consider laws for preferential duties. It cites France Germany and Russia as discriminatory toward the United States and was placed on the table for Senator Aldrich to comment.
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Washington, DC
Lodge
Committee On Finance
United States
France
Germany
Russia
Aldrich
Editor Gonzales Dies After Tillman Shooting
Columbia S C Jan 19 Editor Gonzales, shot Thursday afternoon by Lieutenant Governor Tillman, died at 1 PM this afternoon. Earlier reports said his condition was desperate with a marked change at midnight as physicians abandoned all hope of saving his life.
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Gonzales
G. Columbia, &. C
Tillman
Republicans favor unseating five in Arapahoe County
Denver is stunned as four of the five Republican members of the House committee on elections endorse unseating the five Democratic representatives from Arapahoe county. The Democrats held margins from 2600 to 4000, but Republicans allege fraud in the returns.
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Denver
Colo
House Committee On Elections
Arapahoe County
Desperate Men Kill Jailer and Escape in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe Albert Tellee jailed for murder and Albert Hampe confined for a minor offense overpowered assistant jailer Victoriano Casades, seized his revolver, killed Jailer Epitaccos Gallegos, and fled. A pursuing posse is returning with blood wounds.
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Santa Fe
Albert Tellee
Albert Hampe
Victoriano Casades
Epitaccos Gallegos
Explosion at Carnegie works injures five in Duquesne
Five men were badly injured in an explosion at the Carnegie works in Duquesne today. The blast occurred when a throttle valve of a stationary engine blew out. all five are believed to be in mortal danger.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Works
Duquesne
Senate backs direct vote for US Senators by people
Denver January 19 The State Senate adopted a joint resolution binding the United States Senator elected in this session to support direct popular election of Senators.
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Colorado
United States
Seven Die in Massachusetts Explosion Dispatch
Washington dispatch from Admiral Higginson reports seven sailors killed when the battleship Massachusetts exploded Saturday. The Navy Department confirms the casualties and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Washington
Navy Department
Higginson
Massachusetts
Collection of tapa cloths at San Francisco park museum
The San Francisco park museum houses a diverse tapa cloth collection from Samoa Fiji Tonga and Hawaii. The exhibit shows patterns and textures from ancient and varied island traditions, including loin drapes for dancing girls.
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Park Museum
San Francisco
Quotations on virtue and influence from classical thinkers
A collection of short maxims from George Eliot Emerson Burke Humboldt Aristotle Smiles and Brooks highlighting influence care for the young, virtue, and moral power. It underscores personal conduct shaping happiness, strength, and societal good through benevolent actions and prudent choices.
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George Eliot
Emerson
Burke
Humboldt
Samuel
Aristotle
Cyrus
Phillips Brooks
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Rest and Healing
A scientific discovery explains that Kodol digests food and supplies natural digestive juices, helping the stomach relax nervous tension and heal inflamed muscles. It enables the digestive system to convert meals into rich red blood. For sale by Bean's Drug Store and H. H Whittlesey.
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Bean's Drug Store
H. H Whittlesey
Handsomest Woman in Pocatello Suffering, Seeks Health Cure
Lane's Tea advertised as daily bowel movement aid and digestion cure. Claims to purify blood, clear complexion, and improve appetite. Priced 9% and 60 cents a package, available at Orwue's Pharmacy.
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Lane
Orwue’s
Socialist Lecture by Rev. B F Wilson Tonight
Rev. B F Wilson who spoke at the Baptist church last Wednesday night will lecture at the Auditorium tonight. The Socialist talk aims to present party ideas to local listeners in the evening program.
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B. F. Wilson
Baptist Church
Remedy Promises Fresh Breath with Lane's Tea
An advertisement claims Lane's Tea taken at night cures bad breath and keeps the bowels and bowels in proper condition. Sold by Sprague's Pharmacy in packages of 20 or 500.
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Lane
Sprague
The Rich Lindbloms Theatre Reunion Then Divorce Action
Mrs Mary Ann Lindblom and Nome mining magnate Lindblom were seen at a San Jose theater with their two children amid a bitter divorce case. A planned drive together next day was canceled by Lindblom, and the case heads to court next Friday with property terms still unsettled.
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Lindblom
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Craelty
Mary Ann Liodblom
San Jose
Lindtrom
Mexico
Lindthem
Senator Daniel Webster Travels by Stage in a Fearful Night
The aged senator Samuel Webster, en route to Washington, travels alone by stagecoach through dark woods between densburg and Washington. The driver’s teleto alarmed him as he faces possible murder or outrage. The driver asks for his name and Webster responds he is bound for Washington as a senator, prompting the driver to exclaim relief, mistaking him for a highwayman.
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Daniel Webster
Washington
Idensburg
Was Too Pessimistic on Nile Reservoir Then and Now
Sir Benjamin Baker recalls an eight year old interview with a stern Nile land owner who doubted a reservoir could be built. The owner's warning about bodies in the river contrasts with the modern Ansouan dam proving ancient plans wrong and showing ancient enterprise.
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Benjamin Baker
Nile Valley
Nile
Benjamin
Ansouan
Fatal Fire Destroys Two East Cleveland Apartments
Fire in East Cleveland near Euclid Avenue and Andrewa Street destroyed two apartment houses. At least two residents died Mrs Gay Norton and Mrs Joseie Dickey and several were injured. About fifty tenants escaped in their night clothes as flames raged, with total losses around 60000.
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Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Andrewa Street
East
Gay Norton
Joseie Dickey
Life's Realities of Love and Matrimony
A reflective piece contrasts ideal romance with practical marriage noting twists, forgiveness, money, and social status. It casts matrimony as a factual, evolving arrangement shaped by pedigree and poverty, money’s influence and the human search for meaning.
Gold rush chatter and oddities from Alaska to England
Returned prospectors say the American constitution is dead for Alaska but would endure long. An ad asks Woman wanted for Washing Mondays. A mushroom in England reaches forty-one inches around. Nome may see steam shovel gold mining. Morgan and Gates settle a small deal as Pierpont pays eighteen million with checks.
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Alaska
England
Nome
Morgan
Gates
Pierp
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