13 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
1
Rome reports show the Pope's condition worsening with low spirits and a brief hallucination. Official bulletins note grave general condition, rising respiration, and worsened kidney function though no immediate fatal threat.
The treasury department confirmed gross irregularities in the assay of imported lead ores at El Paso Texas. It ordered special agents to investigate and directed Storekeeper Fulkerson to provide information. Fulkerson refused, prompting charges of insubordination.
President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a large luncheon at Oyster Bay New Jersey with Secretary Root Archbishop Varley and others. They discussed issues of shared interest to the Catholic church and the government.
In New York the bonds of United States Steel Corp fell to 79 percent, marking the lowest level in their history as of July 18.
Sedalia Missouri mourns the death of Feoy formerly general manager of the Santa Fe railway who died there today July 18 candlelight obit notes.
About 20 000 skilled mechanics in the building trades returned to work today in New York with the number rising to 50 000 by Wednesday. Unions voted to accept employers terms which abolish walking delegates and refer all disputes to a board of arbitration.
C C Robinson of American Falls Idaho was thrown from a broncho while riding from American Falls to Warm Creek this morning. He landed violently and was badly injured though the full extent could not be determined at this hour. Dr Sullivan attended him.
Honolulu July 6 United States Judge Estee dismisses Hee Fat petition declaring bankruptcy. The court throws out the case on grounds he is a farmer engaged in rice plantation and not subject to involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. The ruling is noted as of great interest.
Dublin municipal council rejected a motion to welcome King Edward on his arrival by 40 to 87. The hall required police clearance as the crowd reacted strongly to the proposal.
Washington reports United States Minister Wilson in Santiago telegraphs the state department that the plague has reached nearly every port in Chile, underscoring widespread outbreak conditions in the region.
An explosion at 1 00 p m today at the Laflie powder mills twelve miles from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania killed three people and left several others mortally injured.
A flood swept Chaeftenberg, a village in Austria, today destroying many houses and causing thirty deaths in Breslau Prussia noted the tragic event.
The Prince of Wales visited the United States Squadron at Portsamouth England on July 18 and breakfasted with Rear Admiral Gotton during his royal visit to the base.
In Perry Iowa July 18 a six year old boy Abner Carpenter Jr. was killed when a fire started by his father Abner Carpenter Sr. trapped him in a hay mow and he burned to death.
George Gould and a group of Wabash and Missouri Pacific officials toured the Wabash extension to Pittsburg. He outlined plans to weld the Wabash lines into a single system stretching from Ogden Utah to El Paso Texas, linking to the Pacific.
Thomas Perkins a ShortLine brakeman lost his left foot when dragged under a moving train yesterday morning while aiding passengers. He was taken to St Mark's hospital in Salt Lake City after initial treatment. his wife and young daughter had faced hardship since April.
Rev. Van Engelen of First Baptist preached on Christ as the fulfillment of the law and prophets. He argued Jesus did not destroy but fulfilled and clarified Old Testament teachings, uniting Old and New Covenants through constructive, not destructive, work.
Ladies report Newbro's Herpicide cleanses the scalp and stops dandruff itching. It destroys the germ causing dandruff and hair loss, preventing baldness and serving as a distinctive hair dressing. Sample offers sent to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. Mrs A L Hook Special Agent.
J. H. Brady offers a $5 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone turning on the water in Block 510, Pocatello, without his authority. The notice enlists the public's help to identify the responsible party or parties and secure legal action.
Advertises a subscription offer for The Daily Tribune priced at 75 cents per copy in Detwared with French wording indicating origin or language note.
Salt Lake financier Earl heads to St Anthony with Salisbury Company backing to transform Fremont county’s economy. The Salisbury group plans fast loans with no red tape to spur farms canals and new enterprises in St Anthony Enake River valley and southeast Idaho.
Chicago July 13 wheat prices show Sept wheat at 76 7/8 and 77 3/4 with firm tone in early trading. Market observers note the narrow range and cautious stance ahead of futures session.
The Foley's Honey and Tar advertisement warns against false claims and asserts the remedy provides relief in early stages and comfort in severe cases. It cautions against substitutes and promotes Bean's Drug Store as the seller.
The Idaho Furniture Co announces a cash clearance sale running July 13 through July 31. The event emphasizes markdowns on furniture across departments and invites customers to shop early for best selections.
One fare plus 23.00 dollars round trip offered via the Rock Island System. For information contact Half Ray, General Agent, Denver.
Brady's hosts the Royal Opera Bar inviting patrons to enjoy a selection including fresh oranges and other offerings in a casual public setting. The note highlights Brady's as a venue for refreshments and social gathering in a neighborhood locale.
A 17 year old girl Maude Jardine is jailed in Bloomington on murder charges for allegedly killing her two year old sister Mable. Authorities say Jardine showed interest in removing the child. The sensational arrest stunned local residents.
Norris and Rowe's circus arrived in town this morning with a larger, ten-car convoy since their last visit three years ago. The program features elephants camels llamas lions zebus and many more, plus skilled acrobats and riders. A large crowd enjoyed the afternoon performance and called it clever and clean, while the street parade impressed as well. The West‑based traveling tent show remains popular with western families and especially children, with an 8 o’clock evening show tonight.
T J Sherman announces full acquisition of Manassa & Son in Pocatello and offers a first class line of caskets burial suits shoes and related undertaker services. He is a professional embalmer and funeral director with fifteen years at Butte Montana and invites calls day or night. Telephon e and telegraph orders are welcome and piano organ and sewing machines are sold on easy payments. Every instrument warranted.
If you travel east this summer see Salt Lake City Denver and Colorado scenery along the Rio Grande System. Experience excellent service and good accommodations with only one change of cars between Butte and Chicago or St Louis. Write for rates and copy of With Nature in Colorado by G. W. Fitzgerald General Agent Butte Mont.
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