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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
1
Dispatches describe Japan's advance threatening Vladivostok and the Amur region while Russia debates peace or war. Reports claim demoralization among crews and rumors of surrender tactics, with emphasis on Admiral Nehogatoff and the battleship Orel.
Servia recalls its minister from Turkey and demands apology for a Serb consulate incident in Manakovite Macedonia. It seeks dismissal of the police chief and further punishment from the governor of Man Yer for the search and seizures at the consulate.
A Colorado bank closed its doors with liabilities of 176000 and assets of 101608. Vice president and cashier J L Bridge said the bank is solvent but officers are in dispute over policy. Depositors will be cared for to the full extent of lawful claims.
Local ceremony marks dedication of a Washington building project at the Lewis and Clark site. Jane Smith helps unveil the monument as officials announce completion and future community use. City, state, and historical society representatives attended the event.
A meeting of all committees for the Good Roads convention is set for Sunday at 11 o clock at City Hall to finalize arrangements. Chairman Gasker urges full attendance to complete preparations.
Mayor Weaver forced resignations of William Baker and Alexander Colville, both longtime city officials, in a dramatic overhaul of the public works and public safety departments.
Tangier June 2 The sultan informs French minister St Renee Taithfan dier that he cannot accept the French plans to reform Morocco’s administration. He asks for powers to consent via an official note and favors a conference after consulting each power.
A well known Conservative MP for East Pinsbury, Henry Charles Richards, died in June in London. Born in 185, he was a longtime advocate of old age pension schemes.
Mrs. Clementine D. Roster age 38 died yesterday in Butte from a self inflicted gun wound. She fired an oil caliber revolver while temporarily insane. Her husband was foreman at the Montana Purchasing smelter.
A great Natal storm flooded the Pinetown sugar district reservoir causing 50 Indian laborers to drown. Local authorities report the casualties as the disaster unfolds in Durban Natal.
The Great Northern announces a sharp passenger tariff for Washington state set at exactly three cents per mile. No adjustments to reach 50 cent multiples, no 10 cent penalties, and passes other than employee ones to be withdrawn four days before the law takes effect. Rumors say the restriction may extend across both Great Northern systems.
The United States consul at Ciudad Juarez Mexico C W Kim lrick aged 83 died yesterday of illness. He was a former New Orleans newspaper man and writer for the times.
Noticeable relief from feared Bright's disease and diabetes is advertised as possible with Foley's Kidney Cure. A testimonial from Marion Lee of Dunreary Ind claims diabetes in its worst form vanished after three bottles.Druggist Al Cook endorses the remedy.
Fragmentary ad lists Merbine and Horehound Byrap as cures for whooping cough consumption bronchitis and grip. It mentions Joe McGrath at 27 GG lat Street Mullingen and a price of 7 dollars and 26 cents. The entry notes longstanding family use over five years and urges purchase.
A local listing describes a bar booth offering Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye only, with a focus on a simple lunch and drink lineup at the Bancoek Bar.
The obituary notes Jimmy Hope aged sixty nine died reportedly from grief linked to his past as a famed thief. His wife recalls his best days and the lasting publicity that kept his record alive in New York, with references to Milan Jay and ties to a Manhattan bank years ago.
Berlin June 2 reports a Prowth delegation arriving for Crown Prince Frederick William’s wedding and being cheered by a large crowd. The Kaiser immediately greeted the delegation as French visitors drew rare public acclaim in Berlin streets.
San Francisco hosts a boxing match between Young Corbett and Kid Manton. Referee is Neden chosen today. Betting odds are ten to eight in favor of Corbett.
A riot in Lody escalated as a mob stoned a detachment of Cossacks who fired back killing two people and wounding others this morning. The clash followed renewed unrest in the town.
Brigadier General Carter, in command of the department of Visayas, directs pacification operations along the east coast of Samar as sixteen companies are in the field and four are under orders. The native rebellion stems from corrupt practices by local officials.
South Boro Maas June 1 J Monte somery Sears the heaviest taxpayer of Boston and one of the wealthier men of Heaton died there today aged fifty one He was a well known philanthropist
Lime Peru reports a heated discussion about the death of Lovie Blacker, the American veteran agent in Paris, with speculation on whether plague or typhoid fever caused the illness.
Chicago Wheat Chicago Tune t No 2 Red traded at 1.07 per bushel for July 89 with market quotes reflecting price movements.
Tea is described as insubstantial yet comforting while bottled beer promotes American Pilsener. The notice asks bar patrons to request bottled beer and advertises it as on sale at all bars for 10 conte per bottle.
J E Campbell of Soda Springs perished from burns after rescuing five children from a lamp blast fire at his home three miles east of town. A grandchild also died. another child was fatally burned. The blaze started when a lamp exploded, filling the room with kerosene flames and smoke as Campbell bravely searched beds for sleeping youngsters. He returned repeatedly to save more before succumbing Wednesday morning.
New vegetables at Kane's Grocery include radishes lettuce spinach asparagus onions. Products ship fresh each day ensuring daily market availability.
The Idaho Board of Insane Asylum Commissioners removed Superintendent Givens after years in office and named Dr A Hoover of Montpelier Wisconsin to lead the institution. The decision, not driven by Governor Gooding, followed a period of friction and extensive vetting of applicants.
A Portland dispatch reports Governor Frank R. Gooding praised Idaho's Lewis and Clark fair exhibit after touring the state display. He said over 90 percent of the exhibit was ready, rivaling Massachusetts, and that the presentation blends beauty with strong business potential in mining, farming, forestry, and education. He cited districts like Potlach and Coeur d'Alene as well positioned to attract Eastern visitors and investment.
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