17 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
1
Rome July 17 bulletin reports the pope showing acme improvement with pleural liquid not rising further and operation postponed. He remains calm with better breathing and sleeps, yet understands his gravity and says he is ready to die, doctors noting potential days or weeks of life pending complications.
Berlin dispatch reports officers of the Fifth Portuguese infantry arrested on charges of conspiring against King Charles. They face court martial as suspicions of a wider conspiracy against the dynasty have circulated for some time.
In Butte on July 17 Judge Le o presided over the Shores disbarment case as Attorney H. L. Maury testified that Jesse B. Root claimed Judge Harney was bribed in the Minnie Healy decision. Root said Senator J. M. Kennedy paid the money in the office of a local semi weekly news organ.
A Russian correspondent reports that to curb Zionist activity Russia will prohibit promoters from holding meetings and raising money. All existing Zionist organizations must disband and cease operations.
New York reports the signing of an arbitration plan for builders and a wage scale for another year to bricklayers union. The agreement ends a building trades tie-up and returns 75,000 workers to duty on Monday.
A major blaze destroyed the Sabine hotel and the Natatorium at Port Arthur Texas. The fire at Port Arthur on July 17 caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars, partly insured.
A late buying surge in New York lifted stocks above previous levels, erasing weakness and signaling stronger market momentum into the night. The move followed scattered declines earlier in the session as traders reacted to mixed industry news.
The White House Cafe operated by A. D. Mc Neal was shut down last night after attachments totaling more than 1000 dollars. Claims include Chardh & White 800.00, Idaho Burp Co. 95.15, Bell & Co. 851.92, and other sums for laundry, catering, and small debts. Additional claims from staff and tradesmen are expected.
Geo W Beavers former chief of the Salary and Allowance division of the post office department is indicted by a federal grand jury likely on two counts A tench warrant is issued for his arrest He is charged with taking a bribe of 840 with payments traced to Brandt Dent Cash Register company Checks deposited in a Brooklyn bank were issued by ex Congressman Driggs in connection with the alleged scheme.
Oyster Bay on July 17 reports a quiet plan to prevent Mother Jones and her textile worker supporters from visiting. The matter is in the hands of the Secret Service and the New York Police Department.
The Transcontinental Passenger Association announces a one fare round trip for events including the American Bakers' Association in Sacrament o San Francisco, Knights Templars conclave in San Francisco, National Live Stock Association in Portland Oregon, and the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress in Seattle with dates in July September and January.
The 1903 04 catalogue for the Academy of Idaho in Pocatello outlines two color printing and a detailed campus view. It praises comprehensive courses including College Preparatory Commerce Domestic Economy and Mechanic Arts with new equipment, a modern dormitory, and early start for fall term September 21.
The State Department released correspondence on the Kishineff petition. Secretary Hay says Russia will not receive or consider the Jewish petition and will not accept outside input. The matter is considered closed with no further U S action expected.
Land Office receives complaints over the Yellowstone forest reserve in Wyoming as forestry officials restrict sheep access to new grazing areas. Commissioner Richards confirms a temporary agreement allows grazing in the new portions for the current season, matching last year’s access. If entry is delayed, officials act without authority and a formal decision will follow.
McPhee and McGinnity's paint oil glass and sash warehouse in Denver was destroyed by fire this morning with damages listed at $200,000.
Dora Wright was hanged at South McAlester I T July 17 becoming the first woman executed in the region. She was convicted of whipping seven year old Annie Williams to death with the girl tortured by a red hot weapon. Both convicted criminals were described as negroes.
Assistant Grand Chief A Bb Youngeon of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is critically ill in Meadville Pennsylvania and has not been informed of Grand Chief Arthur's death.
Purports to purify the bloop by straining impurities and toning the system. Claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles. For sale by Boan's Drug Store.
The Idaho exhibit commission for the Louisiana Purchase and Lewis and Clark expos met in Boise. Officers were elected including James Steele as president and Mra Mansfield as secretary. Hartt named executive commissioner as the panel plans a horticultural agricultural and mining exhibit supported by a $35,000 allotment with $25,000 for St Louis and the rest for Portland.
Mayor Low held a hearing with Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leaders Jono G McQuarrie eastern states mission president on renewing outdoor preaching permits. Permits had expired earlier this year after complaints that missionaries advocated polygamy. The mayor will decide after further consideration.
Frank Mappin, injured by a toy pistol wound on the Fourth of July, is improving. Dr. Collister attending him said yesterday he has strong hopes he will pull through.
Short order restaurant, hotel building and furnishings, gents furnishing and tailor shop touted as big winners. Callon O W Gray located opposite the Tribune office promotes the propositions as strong local ventures.
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