Roosevelts Push for Federal Oversight of Stockyards
President Roosevelt transmitted the Reynolds Neill report urging Congress to authorize federal inspection of Chicago stockyards and packing houses and their products in interstate commerce. The findings describe unsanitary conditions, exposure of workers to health risks, and calls for a Beveridge amendment funded by a per head fee.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
James Brenson Reynolds
Charles P. Neal
Chicago
Beveridge
Agricultural Department
Reynolds and Neill
Foreman Killed by Engine Near Council Bluffs
H B Baldwin general foreman of the Bridge and Structural Steel works of the Union Pacific system was killed when struck by a Rock Island engine in Council Bluffs on June 4. The accident left Baldwin dead at the scene and prompted an investigation into rail line safety.
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Council Bluffs
H. B. Baldwin
Bridge & Structural Steel Works
Union Pacificc
Rock Island
Decorating Day Picnic Postponed by Rain in Inkom
Rain fell during Decor ating Day causing the planned picnic to be postponed. G Whidcock's brother and family arrived from Ogden to consider Inkom as their future home. The school closed with a notable program on Friday afternoon. Mr Swift and wife now occupy the cottage of N Sorrell. Hon Jas A Melville and wife visited Mrs Melville's sister, Mrs Helledrant Jr., in recent days.
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Inkom
G. Whidcock
Ogden
Swift
N. Sorrell
Jas. A. Melville
White's Cream Vermifuge for Worms in Babies
A mother can care for her baby with White's Cream Vermifuge which purges worms in a mild pleasant way. The ad urges it for feverish unsettled babies and claims it cleans worms, priced at 25 cents and sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook and Red Cross Pharmacy.
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A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Senator Gorman Dies in Washington
Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland died at his Washington residence after months of illness. Heart trouble was the immediate cause. The Senate adjourned at once upon the announcement and a funeral committee was formed. Reading of Saturday’s journal was omitted.
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Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Senate
Would-Be Burglar Arrested After Bottling Works Break-In
James Martin, colored, was arrested late Saturday night by Officer Brown for breaking into Franklin and Hayes bottling works on East Center street. A preliminary hearing is expected this afternoon. Martin reportedly observed whiskey cases being unloaded Saturday afternoon and tried to steal enough to brighten his world. He was nabbed shortly after leaving the building.
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James Martin
Franklin & Hayes Bottling
Officer Brown
Franklin & Hayes Bottling Works
East Center Street
Martin
Armed guards ambushed by striking coal miners
In Steubenville Ohio on June 4 about 63 armed guards marching to United States Coal company mines were ambushed by 250 striking miners hiding in bushes and behind racks. More than 500 shots were fired with two guards and two strikers likely fatally wounded. An additional clash at Glens Run mine left the superintendent lightly wounded as the governor ordered mobilization of the militia.
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United States Coal Company
Plum Run
Glens Run
Los Angeles
Douglass
Arizona
Kosterlitaky
Cananea Consolidation Mining Company
Thousands of pounds of letters moved after Oregon washouts
Thousands of pounds of mail were shifted from the main line to No 7 northbound on the Pocatello-Butte division. Pouches diverted to coast points caused a 1000 mile extra haul. mail clerks on the north end faced a massive backlog as Oregon bridges remained washed out. Extra RM&S workers were dispatched, but relief was delayed until bridges are repaired, possibly for a week.
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Pocatello
No. 7
Pocatello-Butte
No. 1
la Grande
Pendleton
Gate City
Butte
Spoksme
Portland
North End
Harriman Lines
Gate City Teams Split Playful Game In Rain
Pocatello 11 Montpelier 5 as Drew limited Montpelier to five hits and a late surge could not overcome the early Pocatello lead. Gate City manager Jack Gaylord praised the Montpelier nine while noting Soda Springs injuries to Archie Dries and the hopeful home-field matchups ahead.
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Jack Gaylord
Gate City
Montpelier
Drew
Pocatello
Freidel
Oss
G. Fredell
Adams
Ruffe
Knowles
Crow
Bowman
Freis
Montpelierites
Wright
Cogan
Field
Shamerick
Gaskin
Spuydell
Olson
Spoonburg
Rutherford
E. Ward
Rains Worth a Fortune Boosts South Idaho Farmers
Probate Judge Johnson, back from a ranch trip near Blackfoot, states recent rains have brought hundreds of thousands in benefits to South Idaho farmers and stockmen. Crops and range grasses are thriving, promising a highly profitable year, with fat cattle expected this fall. He notes his own ranch shows unprecedented growth in bananas lemons orange trees orchids and palms.
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Johnson
Blackfoot
South
Idaho
Blackfoot River
Hyomel Proves Popular Cure In Catarrh History
The Hyomei outfit and extra bottles sell rapidly in Pocatello says Mrs. A L Cook. She claims remarkable cures across ages from childhood to chronic catarrh and cites J Nugent of American Union Insurance Co New York City as endorsing its success. The complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents.
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Annals of Medicine
Pocatello
A. L. Cook
J. & Nugent
American Union Insurance Co
New York City
Brown case dismissed. bonds posted to keep peace
George Brown charged with assault upon Rosa Cibulka of the Main lodging house East Clark street had charges dismissed in Justice of the Peace White’s court. Brown placed under 100 dollars bond to refrain from further violence for six months. Cibulka alleged a 3 am assault and a later incident. she sought immunity from further prosecution.
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George Brown
Rosa Cibulka
East Clark Street
Justice of the Peace
White
Brown
Cibulka
Khrown
Hkrown
Memorial Services Mark Woodmen Cemetery Ceremony
Free Silver Camp No. 168 Woodmen of the World held memorial services at the cemetery over graves of departed neighbors. A grave marker for Quien was unveiled with solemn ritual. Women of Woodcraft laid a new tribute to Mrs Meat Hannifan as Eagle Band led procession down Cone street. Neighbor Frank Holzheimer delivered a memorial address.
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Woodcratt
Meat Hannifan
Eagle Band
Woodmen
Cone
Ler Street
Cink
Frank Holzheimer
Three Physicians Treated Him Without Success
W L Yaney of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease resisted three physicians but Foley's Kidney Cure provided immediate relief after one bottle and permanent cure after three bottles. Sold by Mrs A L Cook.
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W. L. Yaney
Paducah, Ky
Kentucky
Foley
A. L. Cook
Testimonial on King’s New Discovery Medicine
Willis T Morgan of Concord New Hampshire recounts two years in Cuba and the Philippines and says King’s New Discovery kept him in perfect health. The ad claims it is the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases and is guaranteed at Mrs A L Cooks drug store with a 60 cent price and a free trial bottle.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
U. 8
Tral Route 1
Concord
N. H
Mra. A. L. Cook's
Produce at Kane's Market Offers Fresh Garden Goods
Onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb available at Kane's Market. Local shoppers find a varied selection of summer produce and garden staples.
Wot All Chili is Alike Try Orre Union Lunch Booth
A small public notice invites readers to sample chili at the Orre Union lunch booth located at First and Center streets. The blend promises variety and local flavor across vendors.
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First & Center Sts
Summer Tourist Excursions to Portland and Spokane
From June 1 to September 14 1906 the Short Line sells round trip tickets to Portland and Spokane for 40 dollars with return by October 1906. Inquire at the ticket office. D. B. Lowrie, Agent.
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Portland
Spokane
Short Line Tickets to Salt Lake Sold for June 1906
The Salt Lake City primary association announces a ticket sale by The Short Line for June 6, 9, and 16, 1906 with round trip fare of six dollars and ninety cents to Salt Lake and return, valid until June 18, 1906.
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Salt Lake
Burton Resigns Senate Seat in Topeka
Topeka reports United States Senator James Ralph Burton has tendered his resignation. The document was delivered to Governor Hoch today as the state capital records the political development.
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Topeka
United States
James Ralph Burton
Hoch
Bean Wins Two Medals At Pocatello Gun Club Shoot
Local shooter Ben Bean claimed both the Captured Special Ballastite Medal and the club gold trophy at the Pocatello Gun Club monthly event, also winning the McKenzie Cup. Weather hindered scores as a cyclone struck the traps and rain fell during competition. Bean tied for the MekKin Zit cup and won the shoot-off.
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Ben Bean
Pocatello Gun Club
Ballastite Powder Company
Bean
Elese
SS A Ee Ae Ae
Raduomn
Siva Vei
Ssaceedene
Harnes
Molinelli
Higson
RAH Ti Bestan Peek li Bombalt
Wy Trop Sc Ciney
SIM Os Voy
Sa Bremiahen
Po Hasen
Acs
Seeerras Vetes
Poratearon
Bornes
Breach
Igre Ee
Ican
Snes
Ocean
Namie
Orc
Ark
Franklin Digdles
Svete
Wakefield and Pridenstine Auction Teaser
A local ad offers a plane game and mentions Hien Drake of Rigby Idaho drawing a T1600 white wine. Customer confusion aside the notice promises a chance to win for 50 cents at 340 West Center.
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Hien, Drake
Rigby
Idaho
Wakefield & Pridenstine
West Center
Dr T J James recounts drunken man survives train fall
Dr T J James, returning from Salt Lake, recalls a near tragedy on a 66 mph train near Bingham City. A drunken passenger fell from a platform but was found asleep beside the track asleep and resisting disturbance. The doctor asserts sobriety would have likely killed him.
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T. J. James
Salt Lake
Bingham City
Dr. James
Orpheum Lease Signed by Meyers in Pocatello
F Meyers manager of the Lyric theater announces a three year lease for the Orpheum in Pocatello and that the house will run in connection with the Lyric. Vaudeville attractions billed for the season on the Young circuit in Salt Lake Ogden Pocatello and Boise. Headliners promised next week before touring to the capital city.
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BE F. Meyers
Popul Lyric Theater
Pocatello
Orpheum
Poise
Lyric
Salt Lake
Ogden
Jeise
Ecity
Charm Audions
Smith Tuner Plans Quick Stop at Morrison's Jewelry
W As Smith, noted plane tuner, arrives in the city and orders at Morrison's Jewelry Store as the visit is expected to be brief with a short stay.
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W. As Smith
Lewve
bHorrison
Cure for coughs and respiratory ailments marketed locally
A local ad promotes Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. Mrs A L Cook from Red Cross Pharmacy testifies two children suffered croup and this syrup proved the best remedy tried.
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Mra A. L. Cook
Red Cross Pharmacy
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad Promotes Urgent Use
An early 20th century advertisement urges readers to treat kidney disorders with Foley's Kidney Cure claiming quick cures for Bright's disease and diabetes. The notice markets the remedy to “Mrs. A. L. Cook” as the seller and warns of neglect leading to death.
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Powder Magazine
Foley
Bright
Mra
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