30 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1905
Page
1
General Oku reports two divisions of Japanese troops attack Pechowski and push four Russian divisions across the Hun. Six hundred Russians captured as the front holds with renewed Japanese bombardment and faint Russian counterattacks. Mukden notes three of five villages abandoned as Japan demonstrates strength along the line.
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo dated Jan 30 describe a Russian attempt to shift the Japanese left failing after an artillery duel across the Shakhe river. Russians mass about 65 000 on the left and attack, while Japanese forces claim victories at Chenchiehpao and Haikoutai positions as Russian forces retreat north and west.
Trapp and Co offer to cash city and county warrants, advertising ready payment and service terms. The notice targets municipal holders seeking prompt settlement through the firm’s exchange process.
All members of the Pocatello Opera Club are requested to meet at the Mc Nichola Wright hall on Monday evening January 30th at 8 p m. sharp. By order M V Moore president.
Washington previews four appropriation bills awaiting House action including pension, post office, naval and diplomatic funds. Senate debate centers on the statehood bill with Beveridge pushing for a vote after the legislative week, liquor prohibition amendments and possible four new states, Arizona contested. Judge Swayne to answer Friday. agricultural appropriation bill expected to be reported this week.
Anthony M Keiley identified as the man killed in the streets of Paris on January 30. He was appointed by President Cleveland as minister to Austria but never served due to opposition over his religious views. Later Cleveland named him chief justice of the international court at Cairo. He was a Virginia newspaper man.
The Supreme Court granted certiorari in Harriman and others v Northern Securities Company. This action brings the full litigation on the distribution of the company's stock and properties to the high court for review.
A local ad from A. T. Marshall at The Gem Meat Market 436 West Center Street promises customers who buy a dollar's worth of meat get ten cents back. The offer applies to multiple purchases and is for cash buyers.
Dr. Newman, a European eye specialist, provides monthly consultations at Pocatello House from the 1st to the 8th each month with free consultations noted.
Kane's Grocery advertises Pillsbury Best Flour Chase and Sanborn coffee and M and J coffee Ferndell Brand fruits and vegetables as the genuine Kane's article.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of William S Lish deceased were granted to the undersigned on November 28 1904 by the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho. All persons with claims must present them for allowance at my home near McCammon Bannock County Idaho within four months of this notice or be barred. This 30th day of January 1905. SARAH J LIS Administratrix.
Richards of Ada introduces illegal cohabitation and change of venue bills after caucus rejection. The cohabitation bill sets penalties up to five years and fines, with a burden of proof shifting to defendants. The venue bill allows case removal on affidavits and appeal to the supreme court if denied.
The Senate met Saturday and pressed Miss May Scott on the costs of transporting and educating deaf and blind wards, raising suspicions about the state school office. Walker of Ada demanded a detailed committee inquiry, while Taylor warned against embarrassing the superintendent. The debate prompted a committee vote without a full probe, and administration anti polygamy and adultery bills were returned amended by the Republican caucus.
Representative Johnson introduces an act to prohibit the use of any free pass or frank or privilege for traveling accommodations or transportation of any person or property within Idaho. The proposal aims to restrict freebies and presumed privileges in state travel.
Reports from Warsaw describe a night of clashes with about a hundred six killed or wounded. Strikes cripple commerce as cafes and shops stay shut and a protective proclamation orders workers back. News from London says Russian troops injured Consul Murray and Vice Consul Macukain during street clears. Grand Duke Sergius allegedly directs strong measures to suppress demonstrations amid political upheaval across Moscow and St. Petersburg. Arrests and relocations continue with figures like Yakonkovich and Mme Pimenoff detained or exiled. Gopon remains at large in Stockholm. zemstvos adjourn to protest government actions ahead of potential constitutional assembly.
In Warsaw Russian cavalry assaulted British consular officers as placards accusing Britain of stirring revolt spread from Libau to Revel. The Holy Synod urged priests to tell parishioners that enemies abroad and at home promote revolution. St. Petersburg factories resume partial operation as strikes ease with some employers paying partial or full wages.
Daily Mail correspondent reports hussars attacked British Vice Consul Muou kain in Marshalkovsky street with swords, severe facial wounds, he is feeding hospital care. British Consul General Murray narrowly escaped. Anarchy spreads with looting, fires, and clashes as troops fire on crowds. revival of work unrest postponed. Brestlitovek reportedly burning. Sir Charles Harding seeks Russian inquiry.
Report from St Petersburg indicates mounting evidence about Emperor Nicholas with authorities tracing documents and testimonies amid ongoing investigations. Officials declined further comment as inquiries broaden across government circles.
Prince Gurielly, an officer of the police guard, was shot and killed while driving past the ironworks in Batoum. The assailant is unknown and no arrests have been made.
Snow fell steadily across Nashville and central Tennessee yesterday, covering the ground to about eight inches. Weather reports indicate similar conditions throughout middle Tennessee.
The shillalah once Ireland's defense weapon evolved from a blackthorn stick to ash sapling, with the true shillalah being a sloe shrub shoot pulled from rock crevices. It is cured in turf peat heat to soften fibers, then straightened and cooled to become strong as iron, with trimmed versions ornamented by brass nails for melee use.
Miss Violet has toured Europe and found little to impress her. Asked about Italy she dismisses it and says she would rather have a plain American macaroni baked with cheese back in Kansas.
A dialogue fragment shows an old man offering a smoking jacket and comfort while a younger character protests wearing a dress suit. The exchange hints at social expectations and etiquette in a formal setting.
The quote notes simplicity as a longstanding standard of truth and genius, attributed to Schopenhauer. It discusses how straightforward form reveals deep insight, linking clarity with intellectual strength and originality.
Local shoppers flock to Kane's Grocery for Pillabury's Best flour, touted as the premier new flour brand in town.
The United States versus Swift & Company known as the Beef Trust case ended with the Supreme Court upholding a ruling against the packers. Justices Holmes delivered the opinion affirming the lower court’s decision that a conspiracy among the meat packers to fix meat prices violated the Sherman Antitrust Law.
In New York on January 30 two young tailors, Abraham Pasternak and Peter Roos, died after being scalded in a steam room at a Hester street Russian bathhouse. Proprietor Abraham Stern and five attendants were detained as police investigated the deadly accident marked by injuries and blood-stained walls. The gas jet in the dark room remained unlit as the men apparently searched for an exit.
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the conviction of Meachen Lorenz and Groff for post office frauds. They were sentenced by a lower court to two years in prison and fines of ten thousand dollars each.
Washington reports the cruiser Boston at Panama suffered another yellow fever death Assistant Surgeon Otto Kohlhase an officer of the ship stricken with the fever He was appointed from South Dakota and died recently aboard the vessel
Manila reports that the Ladrones who seized the wife and two children of former Governor Trias in the San Francisco De Malabon raid now demand a ransom of twenty thousand pesos for their release.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars' Reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and find him honorable in all business and financially able to carry out obligations Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In a 1902 letter J Chambers testifies to Ballard's Horehound Syrup curing coughs and colds, praising its effectiveness. Available at 25, 60 cents and 1 dollar, for sale by Mrs A L Cook.
The finest Pullman observation sleeping cars operate on R. G. W. trains leaving Ogden and Salt Lake each evening. They run via the Colorado Midland Railway to Denver and Colorado Springs, making all connections for points east and south. Travel through the Rocky Mountains is daylight and scenic. Read tickets via The Colorado Midland Railway.
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