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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

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Close Governor Race in Oregon With Narrow Lead

Early returns from Oregon counties show Furnish ahead by a small margin over Chamberlain for governor, with Curry and other counties still undecided. Corrected figures later place Chamberlain slightly ahead by eight votes, while Republicans sweep the rest of the state ticket and two congressmen. the initiative amendment appears to win by about 10 to 1 in reported towns.

Portland Curry Furnish Chamberlain Ore Onarry Grant Malhour Harney Geer George H. Williams United States R. D Nman R.S. Beau The Supreme Court C. 8. Moore A. M. Crawford F. I. Dunbar J. H. Ackerman J. R. Whitney T. H. Tongue J. N. Williamson

Isthmian Canal Debate Sees Panama and Nicaragua Rivalry

In Washington the Senate resumes work on the Isthmian canal bill with Hanna opposing the Nicaragua route and favoring Panama for shorter distance and lower costs. Mitchell of Oregon supports Nicaragua as the debate shifts to the House where Sibley leads the anti anarchist bill discussion and Lord questions its urgency.

Washington Senate Hanna Ohio Military Academy Nicaragua Panama Mitchell Oregon Jane Sibley Pennsylvania Lord of Califoria

Balliet Guilty in Iowa Fraud Case

Balliet is found guilty by a Des Moines jury after deliberations this morning. The judge told the jury intent to defraud at the time letters were mailed mattered. a later intent would mean not guilty. Judge Munger allows until June 26 to file for a new trial.

Des Moines Iowa Balliet Munger

AFTER THE FARMERS Ed Boyce Refuses Re election

In Denver Colorado on June b the Western Federation of Miners adopted President Boyers report as a whole. Boyce announced he cannot accept re election due to ill health. Aims include organizing farmers and farm lands of the west into an American Labor union to educate and cooperate with the American Labor Union in politics. President McDonald notes focus on Northwest farmers.

Ed Boyce Denver Colo Western Federation of Miners Boyer Boyce West American Labor Union McDonald Northwest

Ben F Morris Dies After Brief Illness

Lewiston, June 5. Hon. Benjamin F Morris died at seven o'clock last evening from bowel trouble after a short illness. He fell ill Saturday and was regarded as not seriously sick until shortly before his death.

Lewiston Benjamin F. Morris

End of Chicago Packing Strike Delivers Partial Teamster Victory

The 4:15 am secret conference ends the teamsters and packers dispute with a non discrimination pledge and a scale two cents below the men’s demand. Despite settlement, rioters dragged and beat meat wagon driver Robert Allen before wrecking the wagon.

Chicago Robert Allen

Coal miners press White House mediation amid rising strife

In Wilkesbarre and Scranton Pennsylvania on June 5 striking miners urged presidential mediation to unite miners and owners. Reports say engineers firemen and pumpmen are quitting amid fears of violence as derailed trains and deputized guards signal mounting tensions in the Lackawanna Valley and Lykens Wyconso regions.

Wilkesbarre White House Washington United States New York Board of Trade Scranton Lackawanna Valley Harrisburg Lykens Valley Lykens and Wyconso

Volcanic Eruption Destroys Villages in Bolivia

A La Paz dispatch reports two villages wiped out and 75 people killed by a volcanic eruption in Chicio. The eruption's severity continues as rescuers assess the devastation and ongoing danger.

New York la Paz Bolivia Valparaiso Chili Herald Chicio

Kitchener Granted 50,000 Pounds by Commons

London June 6 The House of Commons voted a grant of 50,000 pounds to Lord Kitchener in appreciation of his services. The vote follows debates on the support needed for his campaigns and duties abroad.

London House of Commons Lord Kitchener

Special School Tax Levy Notices Filed by County Clerk

County Clerk Gallett reports receiving notices of voting on special school tax levies in multiple districts.

Gallett

New Diplomats Named in Washington Ambassadors Appointed

The British appoint Michael Herbert as ambassador replacing Lord Pauncette while Senor De Ojeda becomes Spanish minister replacing the Duke D Arcos. Herbert is currently first secretary at Paris with minister plenipotentiary rank and Ojeda has served on the Spanish peace commission at Paris and as minister to Trangier.

Washingon Michael Herbert Lord Pauncette Senor de Ojeda Duke D’ Arcos Herbert State Department Paris Legation Duke D'Arcos Brussels Duke of Arcos Washington Trangier

Boers Plan European Fund Drive and Homefront Aid

General Botha Delarey and other Boer leaders will travel to Europe to raise funds for distressed burghers. An open letter from General Schalkberger urges unity for social and spiritual progress. Boers expect to assemble commandoes despite heavy needs to restore families with warm shelter and wooden houses shipped from Cape Town.

Pretoria Jane Botha Delarey Europe Schalkberger Transvaal Cape Town

Louis Sloss Dead Confederate Pacific Coast Business Leader

Louis Sloss, 79, president of the Alaska Commercial Company and a well known Pacific Coast businessman, died in San Rafael after a three day illness. Heart failure was the immediate cause of death.

San Francisco Jane Louis Sloss Alaska Commercial Company Pacific Coast San Rafael Sloss

Water Rights Dispute In Marsh Valley Court Suit

W. Hawkins sues the Marsh Center Irrigation Co in district court to stop water shutoffs from Marsh Creek. He claims 160 inches used since 1870 and seeks an injunction plus a decree for the water he owns. Attorneys Winters and Sneed filed the case.

W. Hawkins Marsh Center Irrigation Company Hawkins Marsh Valley Marsh Creek L. F. Paris Paris Winters & Sneed

Supreme CourtAffirms Ki rns v McAuley Decision and Foreclosure

The Idaho Supreme Court affirms the district court ruling in the Ki rns v McAuley matter and in a separate Forsman v Bright foreclosure dispute. It addresses service on non residents, attachment affidavits, six month vacate motions, and publication requirements. The decision upholds that general jurisdiction presumes regularity unless the record shows otherwise.

Supreme Court District Court Shoshore Abner G. Ki Rns George B. McAuley Bar J. B. Forsman L. R. Bright Idaho County

Toeing the toe crushed by fall fromExpress truck

Boise attorney known as Doctor Rogers sustains a crushed left toe when a small stereotype metal package falls from an express truck on a train platform. He received medical attention, continues home, and is noted for a past legislative claim about obtaining a medical diploma.

Attorney Rogers Boise Rogers Steely

Yaqui Conflict Leaves Casualties as Forces Maneuver

From Torres at Tuscan June 5 reports say in Saturday’s clash on the Sonora river eighteen Yaquis and three Mexican soldiers were killed amid 400 Indians present. General Torres advances with the 20th regiment and cavalry while Colonel Kaster hitzke threads toward the Sonora to join Governor Isabel. Additional troops move to the Bacatale mountains to pin the Yaquis and government hopes for capture or destruction.

Tuscan Ariz Torres Isabel Sonora Kasterhitzke Magdalena San Miguel Bacatele Mountains

Local notes from Ross Fork Idaho in January issue

Agent Caldwell gains authority to paper the residence of the agency physician. Chief Clerk Bibb, Dr. Bridges, and others visit Fort Hall school. Mrs Evans and children travel to Malad for weeks. Mrs Bibb and son plan Missouri trip. Isaac Brashears reports for duty as carpenter. School election reelects T. M. Bridges for three years and A Thomas for two. P J Johnson resigns. Five mill tar levy passes.

Ross Fork Idaho Jane Caldwell Agent Caldwell H. J. Bibb Dr. Bridges Fort Hall T. M. Bridegs A. Thomas P. J. Johnson

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