21 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
1
Socialistic newspaper offices closed as mobs resist. Orders issued to halt publicity for the lower house address. guards reinforce Peterhof and St. Petersburg while deputies face a suspended socialist press amid political crisis.
Acting commissioner of the general land office announced public sales of town lots in the government townsites of Heyburn and Rupert in the Minidoka reclamation project Idaho. Sales begin August 20 at Rupert and August 27 at Heyburn to the highest cash bidder.
In a ceremony at the military school courtyard Major General Alfred Dreyfus was awarded the cross of chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Officials attended. two batteries blocked the area as a symbol of vindication twelve years after his sword and uniform were broken. A separate note reports Sarah Bernhardt’s nomination for the insignia was rejected by the Legion chancellery.
A milk wagon driven by George D. Buseard ran away on Garfield Avenue near Center Street last evening. The horses bolted after the driver left a boy in charge to service a North Garfield customer. The rig toppled at Center, spilling milk and cans while a small boy and dog were splashed. dog escaped uninjured.
TubFrats provides strawberry and vanilla ice cream or orange sherbet available at Petersen and Holmes on Sunday.
The first annual Utah-Idaho Interstate Sportsmen's Association trap shoot will be held in Pocatello in August with sixty likely entrants. A dozen trophies including Idaho Falls and Winchester cups will be awarded along with $400 added money. Crosby the world champion and others plan to attend with a banquet to close the event.
Colorado Springs July 2 Rev J D Christie pastor of the New Mission church and his wife announced at revival services they will not live together as husband and wife but will continue to share a roof as brother and sister. The move follows a sermon at remarrying of divorced persons by Evangelist Savage of Omaha.
Saratoga New York July 21 The Ancient Order of Libercians completed their national convention by electing Matthew Cummings of Boston as president.
The Trinity Guild of the Episcopal church hosts a lawn party Tuesday evening from 7 to 10 at Mrs W E B Trapp’s residence 540 South Garfield Avenue. Ice cream and cake will be served for 15 cents. The Eagle band will perform.
In Malad on July 21 the Oneida county Republican convention selected 15 delegates to the state convention and passed resolutions endorsing Governor Gooding Senator Heyburn and Congressman French. The delegation was instructed to push for the nomination of W. E. F. Berah for the United States senate at the Poenteilo convention.
In Shoshone Wyoming Warren Moody town attorney and son of the late U S Senator Moody was shot to death during a late night ambush while returning from a neighbor’s dance. A Homeserver named Anderson was wounded while pursuing the killer. Suspects include recently expelled sure thing gamblers and a mob pursues them. Anderson was killed while chasing the fleeing assassin.
The third International American conference convenes in Rio de Janeiro to strengthen North Central and South American ties. Delegates revisit 19th century efforts on intercontinental rail, customs uniformity, and the Bureau of American Republics while advancing regional cooperation.
At a special city council meeting J M Mullen was unanimously chosen as temporary mayor while Mayor W H Cleare leaves July 31 for about a month to buy goods for People’s Store. Cleare’s absence allows Alderman Mullen to preside and Alderman Fusz receives a leave of absence for railway duty.
Senator Fred T. Dubois of Idaho travels through Salt Lake City after missing a connection, giving a Herald interview praising Roosevelt and Heyburn, professing support for Bryan, and planning to stay briefly before returning to Blackfoot.
The Fourteenth Nations Irrigation congress at Boise on September 3 will hear a slogan urging a national reclamation fund of one hundred million dollars. Delegates from across the country are urged to back the plan as a sound business proposal, with farmers promising to repay within ten years as land gains value and security drops.
The three Central American nations signed a treaty via which armistice withdrawals, prisoner releases, and new commercial talks are agreed. All future disputes among Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador will be submitted to arbitration by the Presidents of the United States and Mexico.
The Witch of the Woods was performed this afternoon at the Auditorium in Pocatello under Harriet Purdy Smith of Chicago for the Woman's Civic Club to benefit the free public library. The crowd included about two hundred participants and the show drew praise for its vigor and teamwork. A second performance is set for tonight at 1 30 and the final rendition Monday night as part of a bustling local season.
A special train load of Detroit Elks who attended the Mile High reunion at Denver, which closed Thursday, is expected to pass through Pocatello tonight or tomorrow bound for Yellowstone. Other cars from eastern points may join to visit the world’s scenery. The Pocatello group plans to return by tomorrow night, with a chance of a Salt Lake stop for church.
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