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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1903

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Pope Holds On Amid Wariness Over Health in Rome

From New Rome dated July 11 the Pope remains in guarded condition with slight kidney concerns and possible heart risk. Cardinals visited, doctors warned of life death swings yet he eats and rests. King Victor Emmanuel visit to Paris is postponed, and reports of a potential funeral attendance by Emperor William circulate with Vatican officials stressing liberty for the conclave.

Rome Vatican Masgoui Roma Leo Victor Emmanuel Paris Tribuna France Pope Edward William

Naples Relic's First Move From City Cited

Rome reports the Neapolitan community sends its revered relic St GeljJards to Naples for the first time in years to aid the Pope in fragile health. The previous relic arrived safely in Rome and was displayed in the sick room as Italian officials monitor Pope Leo’s condition. Premier Zavardelli is kept informed of the situation.

Rome Leo Zavardelli

Russian ambassador refuses petition on U S negro rights

The Russian ambassador in London has refused to receive a petition from the Catholic Herald seeking a protest to the Czar. The petition asks Russia to urge Washington to act to suppress the growing evil of racial injustice in the United States.

London Catholic Herald United States Washington

Deb Fiyon Nearly Killed At Wisconsin Carnival

In Marivette Wisconsin a Black man named Deb Fiyon was nearly killed after ra locals objected to him walking with a white girl. He spoke to a crowd who pursued him until rescue by Company I of the Second Regiment Wisconsin National Guard which had come to the carnival in force.

Marivette Wis Deb Fiyon

Peculiar Accident in Denver Leaves Marie Murphy Burned

Mise Marie Murphy twenty one year old daughter of J. S. Murphy of Pontiac stepped on a dropped match in a Denver street and her clothing ignited. Men helped her, but she was badly burned before flames were extinguished. She was taken to the Homeopathic hospital.

Denver Mise Marie Murphy Daaghter Murphy Pontiac Homeopathic Hospital

Americans Win Palma Trophy At Bisley In Tight Finish

The Palma trophy went to the United States at Bisley England on July 11 with an aggregate 1570 points from 1800. Great Britain finished second with 1655 and Canada third with 1518 as Europeans and others competed for the world’s premier rifle prize. In Birmingham later the American A K Duffy won the 100 yard dash in under 9 4-5 seconds.

Bisley England America Today Europe South Africa Great Britain Canada Birmingham Birmingham Athletic Club A. K. Duffy

Very Bad Man Breaks Jail After Mutiny Leader Escapes

Gilbert Mullin the federal prisoner who led the Fort Leavenworth mutiny in November 1901 escaped from the county jail in Junction City Kansas after attacking Sheriff Pees and helping three others flee. The sheriff was overpowered and badly cut but closed the cell door as the escape occurred.

Fort Leavenworth Janation City Kas Gibert Mullin Fort Leaven Pees

Evangelize the World at International Christian Endeavor Sessions

The convention in Denver gathers noted ministers from the United States and England who urge evangelizing the world. Large audiences attend the meetings as zeal and eloquence inspire plans for a concrete outreach strategy before adjournment.

International Christian Endeavor Denver England

Mischief Ovi Promoted to War Ministry Department Chief

Belgrade reports that Mischief of the Sixth Infantry, key player in the June 11 coup, has been promoted to departmental chief at the Ministry of War. The appointment elevates a figure central to the upheaval within military circles.

Belgrade Ovi Infory Ministry of War

Boise Registration Figures Show City Election Interest

Boise Idaho July 11 Registration for the city election closed at midnight. Registrar Robinson reported 8724 women on the books, with counts by ward and precincts totaling far above early expectations. The total exceeds last year by 1245 and two years ago by 500, when the figure was 2479.

Boise Idaho Robinson MSI Gate Coe

Mrs Blaine Near Death in Augusta Report

Mrs James G Blaine's physician reports Mrs Blaine is rapidly failing in Augusta Maine on July 11 with end uncertain.

Mrs. Blaine Augusta Jame G. Blaine

Mrs Enoch Arden Returns After 21 Years in Rockford

Mrs Louise Olson, presumed dead after a rail wreck near Buffalo, returns to Rockford after 21 years. She finds her husband Alex Olson living with his third wife and their children. Olson confirms the reunion as the first wife reasserts rights and agrees to live with the third wife’s family.

Rockford Enoch Arden Louise Olson Buffalo France Olsen Alex Olson Mr. Olson

Ex-Police Chief Fred Ames Arrested in Bribery Case

In Minneapolis on July 11 Sheriff Dreger announced the arrest of former police chief Fred Ames ahead of a Supreme Court ruling. He was convicted of accepting an $145 bribe from a woman and received a six and a half year sentence in the state penitentiary.

Minneapolis Dreger Supreme Court Fred Ames

End in Sight for Post Office Investigation

Washington July 11 Postmaster General Payne said the end of the post office investigation is in sight.

Washington Payne

War clouds rise as Bulgaria readies scouts near Salonica

In Salonica July 11 reports say a war between Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire may erupt. Bulgarian bands in Macedonia are reorganized under Sofia officers for guerrilla use while troops concentrate near Yedldje and Ko manovia as a cautious buildup continues.

Salonica European Turkey Constantinople Bulgaria Macedonia Sofia Yedldje Koomanovia

Fourteen Deaths Reported From Heat In New York

New York recorded fourteen heat related deaths by noon today as the city endures a severe heat wave. Officials urged residents to seek shade, stay hydrated, and avoid strenuous outdoor activity during peak heat hours.

New York

Through Tourist Sleepers on Rock Island Line

Through sleeping cars run from Pocatello to Memphis St Louis and Chicago leaving Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. Rock Island system offers best service and low rates. For information contact B Drake D P A Galt Lake.

Pocatello Memphis St. Louis Chicago Thoreday Rock Island Drake D. P A Galt Lake

Oxford News Letter Notes Local Visits and Weather

Oxford Idaho July 10 Special A long dry spell has wheat looking sick and alfalfa winter killed. Crops will be light. Pioneer celebration planned for July 24. State Pure Food Commissioner Alex McPherson visited, plans to enforce the Pure Food law. Martie Henderson returns from a three year mission to Germany.

Oxford Idaho Alex. McPherson Weston Franklin Preston Martie Henderson Clifton Germany

German Syrup touted as cure for lung troubles and coughs

An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as the universal remedy since 1868 for consumption, throat and lung ailments. It claims superiority over cheap cough medicines for severe coughs, bronchitis, croup, and nighttime coughing, noting widespread availability through druggists worldwide.

Boschee Srogene G. G. Gregan Woodbury N. J

Catarrh of the Stomach and Digestion Cure Mentioned

A patient describes catarrh of the stomach caused by overload and undigested food, with glands secreting mucine instead of proper digestion. J R Rhea of Coppell, Texas credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for relief, sold by Temple Pharmacy and H. H. Whittesey.

J. R. Rhea

Delightful Summer Trip Through Colorado to Denver

Advertises an eastbound summer rail tour via the Rio Grande System, Salt Lake City and Denver with scenic Colorado views. Highlights include excellent service and good accommodations and only one car change between Butte and Chicago or St Louis. Rates and a brochure titled With Nature in Colorado available from G. W. Fitsgerald, General Agent, Butte, Montana.

Salt Lake City Denver Colorado Rio Grande Butte Chicago St Louis Nature G. W. Fitsgerald Butte, Mont

Idaho Furniture Co Cash Clearance Sale Dates

The Idaho Furniture Co announces a cash clearance sale running from July 13 until July 31. The event promises clearances on selected items with limited stock and special pricing.

Idaho Furniture Co

Russia to Try 350 Kishineff Massacre Suspects

Washington July 11 reports Russia has remanded 350 Kishineff massacre suspects for trial. Four distinguished lawyers have been retained to prosecute the participants, signaling a major legal response to the riots and killings.

B’nai B'rith Dis

Livestock Trade Boosts St Anthony Idaho Growth

Walter Lewis reports St Anthony Idaho among lively small towns with 2000 population and growing beet and sheep interests. He notes rising land values near town, early shipments planned with 40 cars ordered, and railroad cars expanded to support trade as farms divide into smaller ranches.

Omaha Drovers’ Stock Journal St. Anthony Idaho Walter Lewis Idaho Falls Lewis

Norris & Rowe Shows Bring New Acts to town

The Show notes Norris & Rowe as progressive showmen who continually introduce new wares and clever acts. Two energetic young businessmen lead the institution, keeping the audience eager for fresh entertainment as they tour again. Norma and Rowe promise a appearance in town Monday July 18th.

Norris & Rowe Norma & Rowe

Sea Shore Excursion Details From Short Line Schedule

The Short Line offers a sea shore excursion north of Astoria at North Beach with return at 23.10. Tickets go on sale July 21 for train No.5 departing Pacetello at 9:30 a.m. Continuous passage outward with final return limit July 91, 1908. Passengers depart Portland on Steamer Otter at 10:30 a.m. July 28. For more information call the ticket office.

Sea Shore Astoria North Beach Pacetello Portland

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