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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1903

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Pocatello Teams Rally for Fourth of July Baseball

Citizens expect a quiet Fourth of July with business suspended as locals travel to nearby towns for picnics and trout. Two Pocatello baseball teams travel to Idaho Falls and Montpelier to face Falls and Montpelier juniors, while Blackfoot umpire W A Young is set to officiate. The Falls match draws bets and local anticipation. many players are local youths from Gate City showing strong form.

Pocatello Pecatello Ivaho Blackfoot Montpelier Hailey Tottome Falls Ryan Fredell Kitcber Riles Geo. Fredell Seddeus Neeve Cunlag Datesman Lew West Pocatellc Gate City Montgolier Halley

First Message to Manila Roosevelt Taft Cable Line Status

The Anglia cable damaged the Honolulu end of the Trans Pacific line, connecting Manila Guam Midway to Honolulu. It will be landed and linked to the Honolulu San Francisco segment, enabling the first message to Roosevelt for Taft at noon tomorrow if no further issues arise.

Roosevelt Taft The Philippines Gondala Pacific Cable Associated Press Anglia Manila Guam Midway Ilands Honolulu San Francisco

Roosevelt to Russia Petition Hamps Jewish Rights

St Petersburg reports Roosevelt will forward the Russian Jewish petition to the czar. The foreign office notes only the czar can decide reception and hopes Americans avoid provoking anti lynching petitions. The Central Conference of American Rabbis commends Roosevelt for supporting Jewish rights. Sabbath change to Sunday debated. synod actions sent to committee for study next year.

St. Petersburg Roosevelt Foreign Office Alexander London Central Conference of American Rabbis Rooseville Reesian Synod of the Reformed Jewish Church

Texas Flood Reports and Tragedies Across Gainesville

Flooding worsened yesterday across Texas with heavy rains and rising waters. Reports indicate about fifteen Mexican farm laborers drowned near Gainesville, a northbound Santa Fe train struck a bridge injuring the engineer and passengers, while statewide flood damage nears a million dollars.

Dalles Tex Gainesville Besce

Heat Wave Prostrations Reported in East

One death and three prostrations from heat occurred in Philadelphia before 8 am as the temperature reached 81 degrees. Separate dispatch from Boulder reports four inches of snow at Eldorado with ongoing snowfall along the range.

Philadelphia Boulder Colo Eldorado

Railroad to Thunder A Dispatch Confirms Harriman Line Plans

A dispatch from Salmon City Idaho to the Inter-Mountain states the railroad survey from Dillon Montana will head west to Thunder Mountain and that E. H. Harriman will build the line. W. N. Ueddridge of St Louis visited, promising a railway within three years.

Butte Mont Inter-Mountain Salmon City Idaho Dillon Most Thunder Mounters Barriman W. N. Ueddridge St. Louis

Deblo Second in Iceland Car Race

Deblo took second place in a recent automobile race in Iceland with Jely 3 R. Dek officially declared winner while M. Sar men finished third. Headquarters cited Gray's as related site.

Deblo Iceland Jely R. Dekwiff Toey Yeaterday M. Sarmen Wee

Two Street Cars Collide in St Louis Injuring Fifty

Fifty people were injured when two street cars collided at Olive Street and Jefferson Avenue in St Louis. Motorman A Killy is not expected to recover. The Jefferson Avenue car allegedly accelerated at the crossing, crashing into the other car, which was crowded with passengers.

St. Louis Olive Street Jefferson Avenue A. Killy

Fire rescue in Newark brings 21 to safety at dawn

Twenty one persons were rescued from a closing car freight building in Newark City at daybreak after a smoke incident. Several others were drawn into the firemen's net during the rescue operation.

New York Amoke Sremen Rame Newark City

Our Ships Abroad Muster With U S European Squadrons

Our ships abroad in Kallendtreg Denmark report US European squadrons called today for Portemouth England. Military movements and coordination between nations noted in brief dispatch.

Kallendtreg Denmark United States Portemouth England

Magee Estate Dr Browning Fee Settled in Pittsburgh

Executors of the late C. L. Magee paid Dr. Walter O. Browning of Philadelphia 34000 for services to the sick politician. Browning originally claimed 190000, and the award was set by Allegheny County board of judges.

Pittsburg C. L. Magee Walter O. Browning Philadelphia Allessheny County Board of Judges Browning

Judge Rules Initiative Amendment Invalid in Street Case

Judge Cleland of the state circuit court declares the initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution invalid. The ruling cites irregularities by the legislature in handling the amendment with Judges George Frazer and Sears concurring.

Portland Cleland State Circuit Court George, Frazer Sears

Discontinued Contract Over Mailbox Time System

An order in Washington D C halts a contract with a postal service and improvement company for devices indicating letters collection hours in mailboxes. Representative Loud of California is noted as visiting the post office department on behalf of the company.

Washington, D. C Pest Office Department Postal Service and Improvement Company Whie Loud California Post Ofice Department

Britain Bans US Hogs and New England Cattle Imports

A new Board of Agriculture order in London prohibits landing hogs from the United States and bans cattle imports from New England. The measure affects trade, signaling heightened agricultural controls.

London the Board of Agriculture Great Britain United States New England

Shamrock the Third Wins by Seven Minutes

Shamrock the Third defeated Shamrock the First by seven minutes on the International Yachting course. The New York report notes the victory occurred today as part of the sailing event.

New York Shamrock

Roosevelt Outing With Family At Woods Oyster Bay

President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt with their children spent the day sailing and exploring the woods at Woods Oyster Bay. The outing highlighted a leisurely holiday on the water and in a coastal area.

Oyster Bay President Roosevelt

Lapwai Indians To Celebrate Grand Lewiston Feast

The Lewiston Tribune reports Indians from the inland empire arrive for a grand celebration by Umatilla, Nez Perce, Spokan, and allied tribes. The event features barbecues, feasts, painted dances, elk tooth dresses, horse racing, gambling, and a large gathering of white visitors.

Lewiston Tribune Larpwai Indian Agency Inland Empire Lucy Alles

Reeder Fireworks Sale Sparks Bargain Offer

Local merchants advertise discount deals on fireworks and other items with claims of low prices and quick sale. The fragment mentions Mr. Reeder and a drugstore tied to a Mast Ride Pharmacy, hinting at a festive shopping mood.

Murder Mystery Surfaces After Vicious City Scene

In Chicago on North Clark Street a body is found on a tailor shop sidewalk amid a broken slate storefront and a bloodstained express wagon later returned to its owner. Police deem the incident a murder mystery under investigation.

Chicago North Clark Street

Oregon Short Line Transfer Planned to San Pedro Los Angeles

Officials announce the Oregon Short Line south of Salt Lake City will be turned over to the San Pedro and Los Angeles on Monday July 6. The notice confirms the date and the destination of the transfer.

Salt Lake Sity Oregon Short Line Salt Lake San Pedro Los Angeles

Boise Republican Nomination of James A Pinney for Mayor

Boise Idaho July 3 The Republican City convention nominated James A Pinney for mayor by a large margin. No other names were presented and an informal ballot was defeated 34 to 12. Minority votes came mainly from the third ward with scattered support in other wards. The ticket includes Benjamin Y Pettengill for city treasurer and ward slate nominees in four wards. The convention proceeded with facility and no formal opposition to the nomination.

Boise Idaho James A. Pinney Third Ward Binney Jackson Edgar Wileen Geestively Pinney James A. Pinusy Benjamin Y. Pettengill H. 8. Worthman L. P. Grenbaem

No change in rescue amid mine disaster at Hanna

At Hanna Wyoming July 8 no bodies recovered yet and officials say no more victims will be taken from the ill fated coal mine before today and probably for several days. Miners work four hour shifts to close entries and open them one by one while air shafts and bratticing are extended to reach lower workings.

Hanna Wyo Samee Teen Chifte Basil Ous

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