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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

6

Concentration as Key to Success in Sermon at Congregational Church

The First Congregational Church overflowed as Rev. Hunt preached on Concentration from Matthew 10:5. He urged concentrating forces on a worthy goal, likening Jesus and great leaders to a focused plan, warning against dull, low aims and praising purposeful, independent effort for youth facing new life stages.

First Congregational Church Pocatello High School Simpson Margaret Hunter Levis Ash Hunt House of Israel Jesus Christ Grant Lincoln Washington Togo Paul

Freight Conductor Crowe dismissed after collision inquiry

The board found Freight Conductor Fred Crowe guilty of gross carelessness for not ensuring train safety and for not flagging No 5. Engineer Rasmussen received a temporary suspension for contributory negligence. A Harriman trip of railroad officials heads east from Ogden to New York and Washington with plans for a June 20 follow up delegation.

Fred Crowe Beckwith Siding Wye Crowe No. 5 Rasmussen

Green River Union Pacific dedicates new club house

At Green River Wyoming yesterday afternoon Sept Whitney of the Utah division formally dedicated the new 35000 club house erected by the Union Pacific for its employes. A large number of railroad men from other division were present. The Green River club is among several to be built at division points for its workers.

Ogden Green River Wyoming Whitney Utah Union Pacific Green River Club

Last Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur Retires

Washington D C June 2 After a forty seven year military career Lieutenant General Arthur MacArthur the twelfth and last American officer to hold the rank was retired. Born in Massachusetts June 2 1845 he began in Civil War volunteer service and rose through the ranks in Wisconsin before serving in later conflicts.

Washington D. C Arthur MacArthur George Washington Adams MacArthur Henry C. Corwin General MacArthur Volunteer Army Massachusetts Wisconsin Milwaukee Lincoln Twenty-fourth Wisconsin Regiment

MacArthur's Early Service Abridged Biography

Colonel MacArthur rises as a trusted adjutant through Civil War battles from Perryville to Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. He earns a Medal of Honor for leading the charge on the Missionary Ridge, later rising through the ranks to lieutenant general by 1906 with service in the Philippines and Far East travels.

MacArthur Perryville Stone River Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Congress Sherman Atlanta Twentyfourth Wisconsin Infantry Wisconsin Young MacArthur Adjutant General’s Department Manila Philippines Otis United States Regular Army Army Department of the Lakes Department of the East Department of California Russia Japan Far East India

Senate Votes for Night Sessions in Extended Hours

Washington June 2 without further resistance the senate approved a resolution for night sessions. Senator Aldrich presented it yesterday. The chamber will be in session ten hours daily from 10 to 5 and from 8 to 10 p.m.

Washington Senate Aldrich

Triumph of Air Parody Landing at Lake Constance

The Zeppelins arrived this morning after journeying from Göppingen and descended successfully to a floating shed on Lake Constance.

Zeppelains Goeppingen Lake of Constance

Power City Victorious In Twelve Inning Clash

American Falls 3 Gate City 2 after twelve innings. Altmeyer and Kinney dominate on the mound with near perfect control. Olmstead driven by a late error, earns the decisive run as attendance is 150 and umpire Atwood presides. Gates City schedules games with Rupert Heyburn McCammon Shelly.

Gate City American Falls Doc West Pocatello Boys Power City Altmeyer Kinney Olmstead Temple C. Smith Rupert Heyburn McCammon Shelly Thompson Esau Evans White Talcotte Reed Oliver Pocatello Allen Bistline Derham Goodwin Kessinger Higson Kroll Kirkendall Atwood

Sale of Smuggled Raiment At New York Custom House

A June 2 bargain day draw at the New York Custom House sold confiscated dresses seized by authorities. Marshal Henkel auctioned one trunk containing 382 lots including princess robes and lace pieces. five trunks total valued over 50000 dollars will be auctioned in upcoming sales through the month with next Friday’s sale featuring 203 lots such as embroidery, collars, linen, gloves, and a sable skin with six tails.

New York Custom House Marshal Henkel Ecru

Presbyterians of Canada Open 36th General Assembly in Hamilton

The Presbyterian church in Canada begins its thirty sixth general assembly in Hamilton Ontario for a two week session. Ministerial commissioners attend in strong numbers along with a large elder representation including prominent figures. Key issue is church union and its basis of union has been agreed upon. the assembly will decide to accept modify or reject it.

Hamilton Ont General Assembly Presbyterian Church In Canada Presbyterian Church

Mrs J H Cummings Visits From Minidoka

Mrs J H Cummings came up from Minidoka Saturday to spend Memorial day with her mother Mrs C Rouse of North Main street. Mrs Cummings was formerly Miss Maud Rouse of this city and she was married two weeks ago at Rupert Idaho.

J. H. Cummings Minidoka C. Rouse North Main Street Cummings Maud Rouse Ruvert Idaho

Hub baseball team to meet Fort Douglas soldiers in Salt Lake

Tomorrow afternoon the Hub team from Poca tello faces Fort Douglas Soldiers from Salt Lake in a 6 o'clock game. The soldiers split a two game set with Idaho Falls, promising a snappy contest.

Pocatello Fort Douglas Salt Lake Idaho Falls

Birthday of the Pope Celebrated in Rome Jubilee

Pope Pius X entered his seventy fifth year today born June 2 1835 in Treviso Venice province Special masses of thanksgiving were held in Rome Catholic churches Eminent American prelates in Rome for the jubilee of the American college next week

Rome Pius X Treviso America American College

Mine Disaster Floods Alaska Claims as Undermined Works

Fairbanks dispatch says the Bessie Beach claim at Underwood is flooded causing $150,000 damage after a steam point breached a wall into a subterranean channel. The Scandia ground also floods with about $100,000 in losses. miners escaped through drifts as shafts filled in two minutes.

Seattle Fairbanks Alaska Bessie Beach Underwood

Invasion of Paris Drives Steel Shares to Paris Bourse

Paris reports one million United States steel common shares to be listed on the Paris bourse by a Morgan led syndicate in conjunction with J P Morgan & Company. The move is viewed as a precursor to an American invasion of European markets.

Paris United States Morgan, Harkes & Company J. P. Morgan & Company New York Morgans

Five Volunteer Firemen Hurt as Wall Collapse Traps Them

In Philadelphia on June 2 five members of the Millionaire Fire Company, a volunteer unit backed by wealthy city men, were seriously injured when the building they fought a fire in collapsed, though the blaze reportedly was under control at the moment.

Philadelphia The Millionaire Fire Company

Manager Lachman Leaves Occidentals in Salt Lake

The Occidentals of Salt Lake report the sudden departure of manager Fred Lachman, who skipped town with unpaid salaries. The team, staying in Pocatello, plans to seek legal recourse to force Lachman’s return and will reorganize under new management with a revised game schedule.

The Occidentals of Salt Lake Fred Lachman Pocatello Lachman

Monument orders for Decoration Day placement urged

An ad urges customers to order monuments and headstones now from H. O Leary to be placed before Decoration Day. Office 157 S Main.

H. O’leary Main

Phillips Pleads Guilty in Pocatello Larceny Case

Ed Phillips a well known young man of Pocatello pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing $15 from J W Walkers of Yakima on North First avenue. He was arraigned before Justice Felix Van Reuth and fined $100 with 50 days in county jail if unpaid.

Ed, Phillips Pocatello J. W. Walkers Yakima North First Avenue Justice of the Felix van Reuth

Carey Act at Mud Lake irrigation plan discussed

Idaho Falls and Salt Lake officials discuss the Carey Act project at Mud Lake with Mr. Owsley of Butte. A forty thousand acre segregation is planned. The long in view plan is reported feasible with excellent land and could boost Market Lake as a business center.

Idaho Falls Salt Lake Owsley Butte Mud Lake Market Lake

State Money May Interest Totals Report

The May interest from public funds managed by State Treasurer Hastings was $3355.74, averaging $108.25 daily. For the first five months of the year the total interest is $15,700.68. Inventoried balances across 110 Idaho banks on May 28 stood at $1,108,778.26.

Hastings Idaho

Breakfast Months In Greenland Hotel

A traveler stopped at a Greenland hotel and asked what time breakfast is served. The clerk replied that breakfast runs from half past March to a quarter to May, reflecting the long Arctic night and quirky seasonal timekeeping.

Greenland Harper's Weekly

After Dinner Quip Sparks Bliggins Jibe

A joke about Bliggins as an after dinner speaker surfaces with a quip that he begins by saying he didn’t expect to be called on and then proves he cannot be called off.

Bliggins

The Quarrel Ends Quietly in a Night Across Street

A brief dialogue from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a heated quarrel ending with a promise of no further calls. One speaker predicts Ferdy will hide behind a tree across the street tonight.

Ferdy Louisville Courier-Journal

Fremont Buried at Rockland Cemetery Nyack

General John C. Fremont famed as the Pathfinder is buried in Rockland Cemetery Nyack on the Hudson.

John C. Fremont The Pathfinder Rockland Cemetery Nyack Hudson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Hunt Congregational Church Railroad News Harriman Railroad A. B. Stevenson Montana W. J. Ingling Mr. Ingling Junction City Stevenson Ingling Tom Fitzgerald D. Hickey Sparks W. 8. Harer H. J. Plumhof Chicago Pennsylvania Lackawanna Michigan Central George H. Olmstead Montana Division Doc West Temp. Smith Falls Presbyterians OF Canada Pope Skiddooes Fred Sachman Occidental Phillips Carey Weather Forecast Ballard Snow Liniment Co North Second St ST. Louis, MO A L. Cook
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