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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
1
Washington action reports the Senate approved the railroad employers liability bill on June 1. The measure targets liability standards for railroad employers, shaping legal exposure for rail firms in injury cases.
Long Haul traffic halted by three washed bridges between La Grande and Pendleton. About 125 westbound passengers rerouted via Butte and Spokane or sent to Ogden for Southern Pacific routes. Officials fear eight to ten days before regular service resumes. Burley facilitates routing via Southern Pacific, Shasta, and Northern routes to Portland.
Walter G. Filer files in state court to recover 160000 for services in promoting a Manila street railway. Involved parties and promoters have ties to major western industrial ventures in Idaho, Utah, and beyond.
W L Vaney of Paducah Kentucky reports that after three doctors failed to help his kidney disease Foley's Kidney Cure gave immediate relief with the first bottle and cured him after three bottles. He recommends the remedy and notes it is sold by Mra A L Cook.
A local market lists fresh vegetables including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb under Kane's branding. The sampler highlights seasonal produce and local sourcing.
Mot All Chili is Alike Try Ours Union Lunch Booth Pirst Center Sts Fancy brick ice creams at Petersen Holmes All kinds of garden seeds blue grass and white clover seed at Kane's grocery.
Washington June 1 by seven to five the senate committee on privileges and elections found Senator Smoot not entitled to his seat The committee will bring the question to the senate this session and decide whether a majority or two-thirds vote is required to oust the Utah senator The panel split seven five on exclusion and tied six to six on expulsion The result reflects petitions against Smoot and a call to judge by evidence not prejudice credible editorial notes in the New York Sun.
Senator Bailey introduced in the senate a resolution from the committee on privileges and elections to expel Senator Joseph R. Burton of Kansas. Action was postponed to next Tuesday with expectations the committee will adopt the measure if Burton does not resign beforehand.
President Roosevelt plans to submit to Congress the reports by Prof. Neil and James B Reynolds on conditions in western packing houses. The documents, likely to accompany a presidential message, are expected to be sent next week.
Albany June 1 Daniel Lock longtime lawyer and former congressman died today in Albany. Lock who served as a member of Congress and later practiced law in the state capital was well known in political and legal circles.
Chicago on June 1 reports No 2 Red at 87, July wheat at 83 1/2, reflecting light demand and steady futures activity.
George W. Sykes long time Montana press figure and former St. Paul Globe manager and general manager of the Butte Miner died today in Butte from Bright's disease at age 49.
A city observer notes the arrival of a debt collector nicknamed Fatty Jackson and believes he will conduct himself well in the profession, contributing positively to local affairs and business.
Representative Robert Adams of Pennsylvania reportedly died by suicide at a Philadelphia club. The incident occurred after he left a note to Speaker Cannon requesting no memorial services. Adams, a prominent member and former minister to Brazil, was known for his social prominence and the whipping post bill advocacy.
Members of Gate City gun club returned from Boise with honors and prize rugs. W K Trapp led Idaho Utah Interstate Sportsmen's Association effort with top scores and a 119 of 140 in free events. Boise shooters won a 90 to 85 team contest, while a new Idaho State Sportsmen's Association was organized with officers named at a post meet gathering.
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Heyburn slept through the night and showed improvement by evening. Relatives feared a relapse after a concerning spell but he rose at 11 o clock and walked, with no apparent cause for alarm.
Fort Hall Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting last Tuesday night electing new officers. Db BR Nichola C WA Thorburn N.C. Burnett Prelate EC Townsend M of Wick G Howde K of KR & 8 BM laws M of FF William Kelly M of Bi J Davis 14 W A Jones O G. The election was followed by a smoker and banquet.
Secretary K F Walton of Boise is the treasurer with Bo Gravel as director and a slate of eight players including Ballantyne Caldwell Dr im Ho Maberly Boise and others. The first annual tournament will be held in Boise during the week, with the Interstate association also hosting a Pocatello event in September. The Idaho state association will affiliate with the Interstate group and plans a large delegation to Pocatello, with a banquet for visiting gunners at the Boston grill and high praise from the Pocatello team for Capital City hospitality.
Patty Jockem also known as John Jockem collects debts tied to Kane's Fresh Vegetables at 137 8 Third Avenue. He handles accounts related to the vegetable line and associated charges.
Yesterday a bomb exploded near King Alfonso and Queen Victoria in Madrid, wounding sixty and killing twenty. Thirty arrests followed. the alleged bomber, English-born Robert Hamilton, was captured while others escaped. The attack injured royal guards and horses as crowds surged, with officials continuing fetes to calm fear.
Wanted good agent for The State Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Moscow to cover Pocatello and nearby areas. Address Stee Insurance Co care this office 168.
The notice invites members to the regular J Y C dance on Friday night marking the fraternity event. The message highlights the June date and ongoing social gathering.
Mahan and Edghill offer wholesale and retail hay and grain with quick delivery from their base at 414 East Center Street plus a contact phone number 169-2 for orders.
Frozen Exe Nogg for special occa sions offered by Petersen and Holmes at 636 W Lander featuring roses and carnations in a local florist display.
This afternoon at Academy Field and this evening in Assembly Hall the fourth annual commencement events of the Academy of Idaho conclude with athletic contests and diplomas. The program features sprints, hurdles, jumps, throwing events, a girls’ 50 yard dash and sports, plus a basketball game and tennis matches. Tonight’s assembly includes song, invocations, overtures, vocal solos, and the conferring of diplomas and certificates to graduates.
Peterson and Holmes offer a specialty Nesselrode pudding topped with a whipped cream sauce. A compact dessert feature from the kitchen.
Swinehart states willingness to furnish any required fee to any part of the city. Contact numbers listed as Residence 163-K and Office 20-Y.
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