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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
7
Tokio reports Japan's victory enables tight control of Vladivostok and other Pacific coast targets from Bakhalien to Amur mouth. Russia’s defense hinges on the Siberian railway as pundits call for a National Assembly and censored dispatches reveal distrust and alleged shipboard treachery amid the fleet's ruin.
Report from Admiral Shimamura via Admiral Togo describes the Japanese attack on the Russian cruiser Jemtchug on Saturday. Jemtchug sank in about a minute after flames and smoke hid its demise. Iwate provided the attack at three thousand meters. The lead story notes uncertainty on official confirmation and mentions broader wartime rumors and dispatches from Tokyo and St. Petersburg.
Servia orders recall of its minister from the Ottoman Empire unless Turkey provides satisfaction by June 12 for the Manastir consulate raid. It demands dismissal of the Manastir police chief and an apology to the Servian consul, threatening further measures including curtailing access to the sultan.
Trinidad Colorado June 2 American Savings bank closed its doors with liabilities of 176000 dollars and assets of 196000 dollars. Vice president J L Bridge said the bank is solvent and depositors will be cared for to the full extent of their claims amid policy disputes among officers.
The Washington State building at the Lewis and Clark exposition was dedicated today in Portland confirming state showcase efforts.
A meeting of all Good Roads convention committees is called for Sunday at 11 o'clock in the city hall to complete arrangements. It is important that every member attend. GEO Gasser, Chairman.
Philadelphia June 2 Mayor Weaver intensified a city hall shakeup by ousting William H Baker assistant director of public works and Alexander Colville assistant director of public safety Both men are described as organization men and were forced to resign today.
Tangier June 1 The sultan informs French minister St Rene Taillan that he cannot accept French reform proposals for Moroccan administration. An official note will be sent through Mohammed El Torres, foreign minister, seeking powers’ views to convene a conference.
London's June 2 Henry Charles Richards Conservative MP for East Finebury, long advocate of old age pensions, died yesterday of heart disease. He was born in 1851.
Mrs. Clementine Rosier, 35, killed herself in her Butte residence at 553 Placer Street while temporarily insane. She used a 41 caliber revolver. Her husband works as a foreman at the Montana Ore Purchasing smelter.
A June 2 Durban report says a storm hit Pinetown, flooding the central TX and sugar area. The reservoir overflowed and a number of Hindu laborers were drowned in the floods.
St Paul June 2 An observance of the law so right that it may prove more or less annoying is announced by the Great Northern road in issuing its new passenger tariff for the state of Washington. An act regulating passenger rates will go into effect in that state on June. Thereafter the Great Northern will collect exactly 3 cents a mile from every passenger. No passes will be added or deducted to end the rate in multiples of 5 cents. The same rate will be charged by conductors on trains as by agents at stations, and the 10 cents penalty or overcharge will not be demanded. Four days before the law becomes effective all passes except those issued to employees will be withdrawn in Washington. Rumor says the pass restriction will be enforced across both the Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems.
El Paso reports United States consul W Kin drick at Ciudad Juarez Mexico aged 2 died yesterday of tuberculosis. He was formerly a New Orleans newspaper man and writer for magazines.
The notice claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures Bright's disease and diabetes, transforming fear into gratitude. It quotes Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana who says three bottles removed severe diabetes after eight doctors failed, endorsed by Mrs. A L Cook a druggist.
Mrs. Joe McGrath of Hutchinson Kansas endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup for five years in her family noting it is the best and most palatable medicine she has used. The ad also touts Herbine for colds and Horehound Syrup in day doses with prices of 25 cents and one dollar.
A fragment from a Pocatello page references eaters at the Union Lunch Booth and mentions Olé Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernep elee et Bannoces Bar. The text is incomplete but points to dining listings at Center St. area.
New York reports Jimmy Hope the former band leader who robbed a Manhattan bank of nearly three million in securities decades ago has died at age sixty nine. His widow claims his death stemmed from grief over his infamous record and constant publicity.
French delegates to the Crown Prince Frederick William wedding arrived in Berlin and were cheered by a large crowd. The Kaiser immediately called on the delegation, marking a notable moment in Franco German relations.
Ned Homan selected as referee for the Young Corbett vs Ed Die Hanton bout in San Francisco. Betting odds run ten to eight in favor of Corbett as the favorite.
A morning riot in Lodz saw a crowd stone a detachment of Cossacks and open fire. Two people were killed and several wounded as clashes escalated amid the unrest.
Brigadier General Carter in command of the Visayas department fights native uprisings on Samar's east coast. Sixteen companies are in the field with four under orders. The rebellion stems from corrupt native officials.
South Boro Mass June 2 J Montgomery Sears, the heaviest taxpayer of Boston and a leading philanthropist, died here today at age fifty one. He was widely known for his charitable work.
In Lima on June 2 the debate centers on Louis Blacker, the American consular agent at Palta, and whether his death was caused by bubonic plague or typhoid fever.
Chicago Wheat notes show No 2 Red at 1 07 and July futures at 89, reflecting a quiet trading session with minimal turnover and steady pricing amid market cautiousness.
An advertisement touts Tea as a comforting beverage and promotes Bottled Beer branded American Pilsener. It urges customers to ask for Bottled Beer in bars with a price of 20 cents per bottle.
J E Campbell of Soda Springs died from severe burns after rescuing five sleeping children from a lamp powered blaze at his home one room and roof structure burned. His granddaughter and grandson died in the flames, and another child was fatally burned. Campbell returned to fight the flames after securing the others. The blaze originated from a lamp explosion in the upper room.
Kane's Grocery announces new vegetables including radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and onions now shipped fresh daily to customers.
The Idaho asylum board named Dr. Hoover as superintendent succeeding Dr. Givens who had held the post for years. Hoover, a well known state physician from Montpelier Bear Lake county, was chosen after a contentious board meeting amid political friction. The board stated the change serves the institution and state best and denied governor Gooding influenced the decision.
Governor Frank R Gooding praised Idaho's Lewis and Clark fair exhibit after touring the Idaho building. Commissioner McBride accepted the display as the prettiest state site with more than 49 percent of the exhibit ready, a record matched only by Massachusetts. He said the exhibit will act as a strong producer of advertising and attract capital for farming mining lumber and education across districts like Potlach Koote nal Coeur d Alene Buffalo Hump Thunder Mountain Payette Valley Bolsa Basin and Southeastern Idaho.
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