27 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1903
Page
1
King Edward and Queen Alexandria were welcomed in Belfast with vast crowds and security as part of their Ulster visit. The King stated his ambition to follow his mother by prioritizing the well being of his people, Ireland’s prosperity, and peace among nations.
Rome July 27 Vatican work for the Conclave crowds the building area as cardinals discuss sending a note to foreign powers about the Holy See. Some urge protests against Italy occupying pontifical territory, but no decision is reached. Cardinal Gibbons led the early Mass at St John Lateran and attended a 2 p.m. Cardinals meeting.
All printers at the Spokesman-Review quit last night and no paper appeared this morning. The Spokane Chronicle and Spokane Bulletin share the same composing room under contract, tied to the dispute over arbitration and staffing.
A Russian special list inspected Prince George, eldest son of King Peter Karageorgeviteh, and reported to the Emperor that the 16 year old heir is a degenerate. Born 1888, he was raised under royal court supervision and once expected to rule Servia. A June Berlin dispatch cited are unclear lines about royal succession.
Eighteen or twenty prisoners escaped Folsom prison after overpowering Warden Wilkins Captain Murphy and six officers. Guard Cotter and Tarakey U. Cochran were fatally injured as convicts seized rifles, fled toward Morton Island, while National Guard units mobilized with Gatling guns and mounted patrols to pursue the escapees.
W A Miller assistant foreman at the government bookbinding office resumed duties amid a workers protest led by the unions. If charges against Miller are not sustained, the union plans to appeal to the president for his removal.
Thievs states he has purchased the State Restaurant and will open on July 26. He will settle all pre opening bills and, formerly proprietor of the Maitre d' Restaurant, seeks continued patronage and new customers.
A cable report from Consul Gadget to the State Department describes a Panama incident last night in which soldiers led by the commander in chief searched the Governor's house. The Governor evaded capture, sought refuge at an American's home, while streets lined with troops and the Secretary of State and other officials were arrested. The situation is described as grave.
New York investors learned of the suspension of Edwin Hooley and Co a brokerage firm noted for Evansville Terre Haute Des Moines and Fort Dodge securities. The action caused little surprise as trading closed with strength and a positive mood persisted through the day.
Vienna reports a sensational tale of a proposed Servia Bulgaria union replacing Prince Ferdinand with the Karageorgevitch line. A Belgrade meeting of Bulgarian parliamentarians Serbians and Macedonians allegedly agreed on a military pact and customs alliance to be pursued by legal means. The scheme aims to topple Turkey and resolve Macedonian issues, though it is dismissed as fanatical.
Thirteen persons were killed and a score injured when an observation train from the Isle of Man crashed into the buffers at Glasgow station. Two cars telescoped in the impact.
Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's Kidney Curo, for sale by Bean's Drug Store.
The Vatican reads the late Pope Leo XIII's will. The public portion names nephew Ludovico Pecvi as heir and deducts prior gifts and Holy See property from the estate. Executors Rampello Moceum and Cercul are named to ensure execution.
Dora Cox an alleged horsethief who had eluded officers since 1898 after escaping the Kingfisher county jail has been recaptured and jailed at Watonga. She was for years a member of a territory outlaw gang.
A dispatch from Aberdeen to the Colonist reports a failed salmon run on the Skeena river. With humpbacks arriving, Victoria notes canneries will suspend operations in a few days and pay off staff during the coming week.
Philadelphia dated July 27 reports F J Kimball president of the Norfolk and Western Railway Co died today in Radner Pennsylvania.
The 1908 assessment roll totals 2,790,847, up 501,932 from 1902. Acreage grows from 120,570 to 151,800 acres, with land value rising to 486,291 and city lots about 2,000 less than last year while improvements gain about 140,000. No money or wool remain in the county as shipments go out. migratory stock not included.
Miss Lou Wheeler of Seattle August Reichel of Canada Henry Weidmer of Valdez and Burt Ford drowned when their canoe struck a reef and capsized on the Copper and Nazna rivers earlier this month.
A Friday night duel at a Lost River dance forty miles west ends with F. A. Stacy fatally stabbed and Frank Hart seriously wounded. Frank Horst, also injured, is not expected to die. Horst is guarded at home while Stacy dies at a nearby house.
The nine months old daughter of William Smith residing on the flat west of town died Friday from a spider bite. The child was bitten on the shoulder in the morning and died in the evening despite efforts to save her.
A report notes a fall in wool shipments with sixty one cars sent from Soda this season, compared with seventy seven cars in 1903. The change reflects quieter demand or supply dynamics affecting local wool trade this year.
A daring trio burglarized Tim and Mrs. Farrell’s East Center Street home at 3:30 am taking watches about $190 and cash while Mrs. Farrell and their 12 year old slept. Police and deputies traced the culprits toward Idaho Falls and American Falls. A separate break in on North Second Avenue netted a few items and a suspect was jailed. Deputy Edgley also received word of professional housebreakers operating near Oxford seeking help.
Notice by Mrs Inga Traynor administratrix of James K Traynor estate to receive bids for 30 head of three year old cattle or any part thereof. Bids to Chesterfield Idaho addressed to the administratrix.
Classified notice seeking a reliable female assistant for general house work. The ad directs applicants to apply at the Black Studio located at 519.
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