Mutineers Face Romanian Pressure as Potemkin Mutiny Evolves
Reports from Bucharest and Odessa describe mutineers aboard the Potemkin threatening to land or return to Russia. Romanian authorities warned the group to surrender arms or face force, while sailors aboard nearby ships fraternize. The Georgi Pobiedonosetz surrendered to authorities in Odessa, and mutiny leaders were identified. Cronstadt reports the Minine mutiny leaders arrested as the fleet maneuvers proceed.
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Bucharest
Kustenji
Roumania
Romania
Kalaz Potemkine
Russia
Ralers
Black Sea
Odessa
Pserouape
Kniaz Potemkine
Georgi Pobiedonosetz
Nikolaieff
Chouknin
Cronstadt
Remains of John Hay Brought to Cleveland for Guarded Viewing
The remains were unloaded at 11 am and placed in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium under military guard until Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held at Lakeview cemetery chapel. Mrs. Hay and family moved from Glenville to her brother-in-law Samuel Masher’s home. A cavalry detachment and a Chamber of Commerce committee escorted the bier, and the casket will not be opened for the public viewing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John Hay
Chamber of Commerce
Lakeview Cemetery
Snow Liniment Endorsed by German Racer in Salt Lake City
Louis J. Kruger ex-champion long distance runner from Germany and Helland writes in 1901 praising Sntrd’s Snow Liniment after eight weeks of training in Salt Lake City. He recommends it for sprains bruises and rheumatism and cites a price of $1.00 for a 250 to 500 bottle.
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Louis J. Kruger
Germany
Helland
Salt Lake City
Cook
See Baxter the Specialist at the Bannock Hotel
A note invites readers to consult Baxter the Specialist at the Bannock Hotel for a few days. The brief mentions eye care services and a temporary visit in town.
American Pilsener Bottled Beer On Sale
On sale at all bare outlets for 20 cents per bottle. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on value and availability.
Peace conference envoys named for Russia and Japan
President Roosevelt announces the Russian envoys Amb Muravieff and Baron Rosen and Japanese envoys Baron Komura and Minister Takahira to Washington to negotiate a peace treaty with full power. Sessions likely to begin in early August in Washington with possible adjournment to the North Atlantic Seaboard.
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Far East
Muragieff
Italy
Baron Rosen
United States
Count Cassini
Baron Komura
Kogoro Takahira
Loeb
Washington
Muravieff
Rome
Josen
Takahira
Russia
Japan
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Russi
Roosevelt
Muraveiff
North Atlantic
Oyster Bay
Topeka Bank Closure Tied to Rich Man Devlin's Finances
The First National Bank of Topeka shut its doors with assets and liabilities near 2.5 million and deposits over 1.5 million. Principal stockholder C. J. Devlin, a wealthy Kansas coal and railroad figure, faces calls on debts across companies he controls. His life insurance dues of 150 thousand a year loom large amid the bank’s failure. Kansas held about 0.5 million in the failed bank, and a run hit Central National bank where Devlin also held stock.
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Topeka
Kas
First National Bank of
C.J. Devlin
Kansas
Southwest
Devlin
Central National Bank
Magoon Named U S Minister to Panama and Canal Zone Governor
President Roosevelt appoints Charles E Magoon as United States minister to Panama while he continues as governor of the canal zone. The move combines both roles to avoid conflicts of authority noted with former governor Davis and minister Barrett. Panama officials welcome the unified leadership amid canal work and Isthmian commission reforms.
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Magoon
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Rosevelt
Charles E. Magoon
United States
Panama
American Canal Zone
Isthmian Canal Commission
John Barrett
Judge Magoon
Canal Zine
Mitchell Case Near the End
District Attorney Heney spent most of the day in closing arguments in the Mitchell case. The jury will likely be charged this afternoon, though the trial may not reach the jury until Wednesday.
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Portland
Heney
Mitchell
Chinese Merchants in Selangor Vote Boycott of Americans
The Straits Chinese merchants in Selangor unanimously resolve to boycott American manufacturers until the Chinese Exclusion Act is repealed. This completes a boycott by all Chinese communities in the Straits Settlements.
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Selangor
Straits Settlements
National Stock company stays week at Audit orium
The National Stock company will remain at the Audit orium for another week due to popularity with Pocatello theater-goers. The opening bill features The Wrong Mrs Appleton and The Mikado burlesque. Wednesday and Saturday benefit nights raise funds for the Pocatello Hospital. A gold watch is awarded to the queen of ticket sales. Tickets available at the box office.
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National Stock Company
Pocatello Theater
Pocatello Hospital Fund
Dust Storm Hurts Baseball Showdown In Pocatello
Pocatello defeats Idaho Falls 12 to 11 in a windy dust storm at the local park. Umpire W E Slater faces plenty of kicks as Beers and Carney pitch. heavy errors mar the game while fans fill the stands.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Poratello
W. KE. Slater
Hall
Boise
Carney
The
Pocatellos
Blackfoot Beats Idaho Falls 3 2 On Pocatello Grounds
Blackfoot defeated Idaho Falls 3 to 2 at Pocatello with a near errorless game. Wil Carney umpired as Blackfoot scored two runs in the first and one in the second while Idaho Falls added runs in the second and ninth. The Falls depart for Sugar City for tomorrow’s game. tomorrow’s Pocatello Blackfoot tilt is set for 2 o'clock.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Wil Carney
Falls Boys
North
Sugar City
Roosevelt invites Elihu Root to attend funeral in Cleveland
The State Department announced that President Roosevelt invites Elihu Root former Secretary of War to accompany him to Cleveland to represent the department at Secretary Hay's funeral. A new club is mentioned in the brief note.
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Washington
State Department
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Cleveland
Hay
New Club
Baxter specialist bail at Bannock Hotel silent days
A fragment notes a Baxter specialist leaving town at the Bannock Hotel for a few days. It mentions a display window with salts priced at $12.50 and references a clothier in the north area.
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Clothier
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Strength and Vitality
A vintage ad praising Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mighty health booster. It claims to convert weakness into strength and lack of energy into mental power, touting overall health benefits and energy. The copy is signed by Mrs A L Cook.
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Wight and
Day
Kane's Grocery Delivers Fresh Daily Produce
For fresh vegetables, Kane's Grocery offers daily arrivals of everything in the market and the choicest picks. Place your order to receive fresh stock each day.
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Kane
Robbers Hold Up McCammon Jackson’s Saloon
Two men robbed Jackson’s Saloon in McCammon about 10 pm Saturday taking about $300 plus watches and cash from guests. One robber wore a mask, the other was unmasked. A shot was fired as they left, John Hallen fired back with a shotgun but no injuries were found. Police seek leads and trace of the culprits.
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Jackson's
Jacksons
McCammon
John Hallen
Heavyweight Title Bout Draws Four Thousand In Reno
Four thousand spectators gather in Reno for the afternoon heavyweight championship fight between Jack Root and Marvin Hart. The combatants enter the ring with a twenty pound weight difference as Root weighs 170 pounds. Hart is heavier by twenty pounds. Jeffries serves as referee.
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Reno
Jack Root
Marvin Hart
Nevada
Root
Jeffries
New Club Joins Northwest League in Spokane
Northwest Base ball League president W H Lucas announces the Bellingham franchise transferred to Spokane. The new club will play its first game on July 18 at grounds east of the city limits.
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Spokane
Northwest Baseball League
W. H. Lucas
Bellingham
Night Was Her Terror and Cure by Discovery
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana suffered coughs night and day with consuming illness and coughing up blood. Three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her and she gained 58 pounds. The medicine promises to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles priced 50 cents and one dollar trial bottles free at Mrs A L Cook s drug store.
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Mrs. Chas
Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Genuine Remedy
Foley & Co of Chicago promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the genuine throat and lung remedy amid imitators. The product is mildly laxative, contains no opiates, and is advertised as safest for children and delicate persons. Mrs A L Cook endorses its merit.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Mra, A, Ll. Cook
Kidney Cure Report Persuades Ken tucky Patient
W L Yaney of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease case treated by three top Kentucky physicians without success. After using Foley's Kidney Cure the first bottle gave relief and three bottles cured him permanently. Sale by Mrs A L Cook.
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W. L. Yaney
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Mra
New Vegetables Arrive Daily at Kane's Grocery
Kane's Grocery announces fresh daily arrivals including radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and onions. The market emphasizes farm to table timing with continuous shipments for shoppers.
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Kane
Fatal fumigation tragedy at Blackfoot flour mill
J. H. Nehr, 32, miller, and Fernand Le Michte, a helper, died inside the Blackfoot flour mill after fumigating with bichloride of carbon. They were overcome near the door Saturday night while locking in a pest control treatment. Nehr leaves a wife and child in Bonner Montana. Le Michte's parents reside in Blackfoot.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Idaho
Nehr
Miller
Fernand le Michte
Pocatello
Mr. Roberts
Rojestvensky Lodge 999 AOH Hunky Horrible Event Schedule
A detailed, humorous program for the Rojestvensky Lodge No. 999 AOH parade including midnight assembly July 3, arrival of the Veiled Prophet from Blackfoot, processions, gun salutes, oaths, and a grand review at Pocatello with various mock rites and a large payout to a poet’s family.
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The
Rojestvensky Lodge No
Ancient Order of Horrible Horribles
Blackfoot
Tron Boot
Grand Stand
Pocatello
Temple
Cc. E. M
Rojestvensky Lodge
L Order of Horrible of Horribles
P. S
Herbine Cure Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
Indigestion with heart burn flatulence liver torpidity constipation palpitation of the heart poor blood headache and nervous symptoms are described as widespread ailments among Americans. The Herbine treatment is claimed to cure these troubles priced by Mrs A L Cook listed as for sale.
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Lh Cook
Our Summer CHILI. The Sports' Delight First and Center St
A brief local notice for a lunch booth titled Our Summer Chili at The Sports Delight located on First and Center Street. Describes a summer offering and booth positioning for patrons seeking casual meals.
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Pocatello
1St & Center St
Union
First & Center St
City of Pocatello Warrant Call Notice
All warrants of the City of Pocatello up to and including Warrant No 6743 will be paid with interest to June 6 at Bannock National Bank. Interest after that date will cease. Jennie T Reeves City Treasurer. Pocatello Idaho June 26 1906.
Old Crow Bourbon at Bannock Bar Mount Vernon Rye
Old Crow bourbon alongside Mount Vernon rye noted at Bannock Bar. No further details provided.
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Bourbon
Mount Vernon
Bannock Bar
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