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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
1
The Russian admiral Enquist discusses the Korean Strait engagement saying he led scouting with the Oleg Aurora and Jemtchug before transferring his flag to the Aurora. He notes Japanese torpedo boats and cruisers attacked heavily and praises Japanese gunnery and tactics. He retired to avoid further loss.
Consul General Rogers reports seven Russian colliers anchored at Woosung will undoubtedly be interned. The destroyer Bodri has been interned at Shanghai. A number of Japanese war vessels are reported off Gutzlaff.
Washington reports Russian embassy inquiry to State Department about U S conditions for warships at Manila. State Department relays general instructions to Governor Wright and Admiral Train. In Vladivostok calm defense buildup appears complete as Japanese attack looms.
St. Petersburg reports Russia has practically agreed to intern the Russian warships at Manila, signaling a resolution to the naval crisis. The move would see the vessels confined to port as diplomatic procedures unfold.
The chief surgeon at Sasebo naval hospital says Admiral Rojestvensky is in favorable condition with normal pulse and temperature and no brain complications. Readings show a large bruise on the right thigh and a pierced wound in the left foot but no signs of pus.
The article urges readers to slow down and improve tea brewing for better flavor. It emphasizes taking time to savor each cup and to refine attention to technique and temperature.
All parties indebted to the Stagner estate are reaudited to call at the office of W. J. Tarvey and settle the name at once or they will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection, at W. J. HARVEY.
Flooding hits Fond Du Lac Wisconsin as three rivers converge creating inundation torrents. Nineteen thoroughfares partly submerged with seven to ten feet water in streets. Estimated property damage in city and North Fond Du Lac about one hundred thousand dollars. rural damages likely double that. Heavy rains cited as cause.
Berlin report claimed the Russian emperor was assassinated, via a private telegram to the Mendelssohns, bankers to the government, but the family denied receipt. By close of the Berlin stock exchange the rumor remained unconfirmed and St. Petersburg noted the claim as groundless.
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin wed in the emulsion chapel at four this afternoon. About four hundred guests attended including princes and foreign ambassadors as Chancellor von Buelow is created a prince by the Emperor.
Los Angeles hosts the Knights of Columbus National convention with about 15 000 visitors arriving from across the union. Supreme Knight ln Hearn and his council lead the event as the group receives a public reception with remarks from Senator Flint acting Governor Andersen Mayor Meeaier and other notable local figures.
Federal officers raided the Montana Mining, Loan & Investment offices at Butte and arrested Daniel B. Jacobs on charges of postal law violations. Fifty thousand raffle tickets and a list of U S and Canada agents were seized. Henry La Haupt, company president, is reported in Spokane.
An advertisement urges readers to try Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles including Bright's Disease and diabetes. It claims quick relief for slight disorders and long term cures for obstinate cases, citing Mrs. A. I. Cook as endorsing the product.
Swinehart begins Pure clear ice service with leave orders at Bannock Abstract Company or call 45’ for delivery inquiries.
Notice invites all interested to join a summer program to review studies and prepare for teachers' examinations. Contact Jessie L. Baker at 506 N Garfield Avenue for details and enrollment.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup with He mentions Herbine for night use and frequent day doses for coughs colds whooping cough asthma consumption and bronchitis. Mrs Joe McCrath Hutchinson Kansas praises its palatability after five years use. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
A 1902 advertisement asserts languor signals liver issues and promotes Herbine as a remedy. Endorsed by J. J. Hubbard of Temple Texas who praises its relief for tired feelings, headaches, and chills. Item promotes 50 cent bottles by Mrs AL ll Cook.
Feelings of impending doom among Bright's disease and diabetes patients give way to gratitude after Foley's Kidney Cure. The ad claims it cures incipient Bright's disease and diabetes, offers comfort in worst cases, and reports a testimonial from Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana who recovered after three bottles.
City of Pocatello announces all dog licenses are due by the first Tuesday in June June 6 2005. Licenses can be obtained from the city treasurer or the police chief. Unlicensed dogs after June may be impounded and destroyed by law with on sight killing permitted under city ordinance.
Kane's Grocery markets a new batch of radishes lettuce and onions with fresh shipments arriving daily including aplcach and asparagua.
Rail promotion from Salt Lake City to Chicago Milwaukee Peoria St Paul and Minneapolis with dates May 27 June 3 10 12 at 44.60 45.80 41.25 41.90 with lower rates from Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming and Nevada. Contact C A Walker General Agent Chicago North Western Railway Salt Lake City Utah.
A promotional item states American Pilsener bottled beer is on sale at all barns for 20 cents per bottle. The offer emphasizes wide availability and a low price point.
Paris June 6 Foreign Minister Delcasse resigned and his retirement accepted Premier Rouvier to hold the foreign affairs portfolio temporarily The Sultan refused French reform proposals and proposed placing the matter before a conference of powers signatory to the Madrid treaty
Portland returns show Dr. Marty Lane Democrat elected mayor by about a thousand over Republican incumbent George H. Williams. Except for Lane and two Democratic councilmen the Republican ticket won all other seats. A franchise for a competing telephone company passed.
The Oakley Eagle recounts how Thomas Thomas, brother of Hon. D. Ed. Thomas, survived a deadly lightning strike while with Heber Simpson guiding sheep near Grouse Creek. Despite severe burns and hours without life signs, first aid from George A. Blanthorn and timely help restored consciousness, marking a miraculous near miss with death.
Riga police uncover a bomb factory at the Phoenix foundry with fifty bombs seized along with numerous revolvers, daggers, and other arms. Several prisoners were arrested after a desperate fight before surrender.
Swakommpund June 6 Nothing has been heard here of a London agency report claiming Marmabad Marmbad was captured by insurgent natives in the southern part of the colony.
Chicago Wheat market report notes No 2 Red at 1.02 in Chicago trading with July futures listed at 8 1 2 to signal price movement.
Paducah Kentucky resident W S Yaney reports severe kidney disease treated by three Kentucky physicians without success. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, immediate relief followed by permanent cure after three bottles. Sold by Mrs A L Cook.
At Union Lunch Booth on Center Street in Pocatello, chili lovers remain wary of sales tactics and continue enjoying their meals. Patrons report steady lines and firm preferences amid local chatter about promotions and taste tests.
A Salt Lake railroad wreck near Riverside injures several and kills two brake men when a southbound Overland passenger train collides with a newspaper special. The crash was attributed to the regular train engineer failing to observe orders.
Judge La Fontaine, extradition commissioner, committed John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greese for extradition and ordered them held for surrender to U S officers. They were to be returned to the United States for facing charges.
Rev Clara Ferris of Chicago will hold a spiritualistic meeting Thursday at 8 pm in D L Hall. The lecture promises proof of spirit return with admission set at 25 cents.
Police to K C Knights of Columbus present an entertainer at St Joseph hall on Thursday evening June 8 strictly for members only. P Sweeney trustee.
A large audience packed Mc Nichols Wright hall as Good Roads advocates organized Bannock County Good Roads Association. Officers named include President D W Church and Vice Presidents Mrs D W Standrod and W F Pisher with secretary John Kane and treasurer J McUrad, plus a vice presidency slate for each precinct. The convention praised National Good Roads and urged construction trains, heavy rollers, bridges, and permanent roads, with plans to send five delegates to Portland in June and thanks to speakers including Martin Dodge and Col W H Moore. Members then adjourned to a Boise gathering and social.
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