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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
1
Manila dispatch reports Admiral Enquist describing the battle in the Korean Straits where Russian ships faced Japanese torpedo boats and cruisers. He says heavy fire forced a flag transfer to the Aurora and praises Japanese gunnery while signaling ministers’ hope for peace and eventual success.
Consul General Rogers cables the State Department that seven Russian colliers are at Woosung and will doubtlessly be interned. The Russian destroyer Bodri has been interned at Shanghai. A number of Japanese war vessels are reported off Gutzlaff.
The Russian embassy in Washington inquired of the State department about U S conditions for the Russian warships at Manila. The department conveyed the general nature of yesterday’s cable to Governor Wright and Admiral Train.
The Vladivostok population remains calm and determined as an anticipated Japanese assault looms. Local defenses, under continuous construction since the war began, are now deemed completed and ready for the crisis ahead.
St. Petersburg reports Russia has practically agreed to intern its warships at Manila, signaling a major step in naval demobilization amid ongoing tensions.
The chief surgeon says the Russian admiral's condition is favorable with normal pulse and temperature and no brain complications. A bruise on the right thigh and a pierced wound on the left foot show no signs of pus, indicating healing progress.
A reminder to savor tea by brewing with attention and patience. Taking time to appreciate aroma and flavor enhances every cup.
All parties indebted to the Stagner estate are requested to call at the office of W. J. Harvey and settle the same at once or they will be put into the hands of an attorney for collection. Bt W. J. HARVEY.
Fond Du Lac Wisconsin reports its worst flood as three rivers overflow nineteen streets with seven to ten feet of water. Damage in the city and North Fond Du Lac estimated at one hundred thousand dollars, with rural losses to crops and farms possibly twice that amount due to heavy rains.
Berlin reported on June 6 that a private telegram about the Russian emperor's assassination circulated among the Mendelssohns but was denied. The rumor reached the Berlin Bourse without confirmation and was later deemed groundless by St. Petersburg authorities.
Federal agents raided the Montana Mining, Loan & Investment office in Butte and arrested Daniel B. Jacobs, secretary and treasurer, on a postal law violation. Fifty thousand tickets and agent lists were seized. Henry Uldup, president, was in Spokane. The poster claims a capital of twelve million dollars and the raid accuses the firm of operating as a lottery.
A vintage ad warns of danger from smoking in powder magazines and urges kidney care. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a quick fix for mild disorders and a cure for Bright's Disease and diabetes, claiming many have been cured previously.
D Swinehart starts selling pure clear ice from Bannock Abstract company location. Orders may be left there or by phone at 45-.
A summer school for students seeking review and examination preparation will open. Interested individuals should contact Jessie L. Baker at 506 N Garfield Avenue for details.
City warnings on due licenses for dogs with June 6 1905 deadline. Licenses obtainable from city treasurer at Bannock National Bank or from Chief of Police. Unlicensed dogs will be impounded and destroyed after June 6, and may be killed on sight under city ordinance.
Kane's Grocery stocks new vegetables including radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and onions all in market supplies shipped in fresh daily for customers seeking variety and quality produce.
In Berlin on June 6 the Crown Prince Frederick William wed Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin in a small palace chapel at 5 pm. The ceremony followed Lutheran rite and was attended by about four hundred people including princes and ambassadors. Before the wedding the Chancellor Von Ruelow was created a prince by Emperor William.
Los Angeles hosts the Knights of Columbus National convention with about 15000 visitors arriving. Supreme Knight W Hearn led a council group, and a public reception followed speeches by Senator Flint acting Governor Anderson Mayor McAleer and other prominent figures.
Mrs. Joe Mellrath of Hutchinson Kansas reports using Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for five years and calling it the best and most palatable medicine for coughs colds and bronchial issues. The ad lists dosages and prices 25c 50c and 1.00 by Mrs A L Cook.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a remedy for languor and headaches claiming to restore vitality and liver health. A testimonial from J. J. Hubbard of Temple Texas dated March 22 1902 praises its effectiveness for chills and fever. The ad notes a price of 30 cents per bottle.
A testimonial claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures incipient Brights disease and diabetes. Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana says eight doctors offered no relief before three bottles cured her diabetes. Mrs. A. L. Cook, a druggist, notes the product's effectiveness.
The notice invites a one way trip back to the West with minimal ordinary expenses. It stresses the chance to reconnect with the Old Home and Old Friends during a period of travel.
May 27, 29 and June 3 5 10 12 tickets sold at gale from Salt Lake City to Chicago Milwaukee Peoria St Paul Minneapolis with round trips listed. Proportionately low Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming and Nevada to all Chicago and North Western routes. For details contact Co. A Walker general agent Box 750 Salt Lake City Utah.
The American Pilsener bottled beer is on sale at all bars for 20 cents per bottle. Images show drinkers enjoying a cold pilsener in local pubs during the evening rush.
Foreign Minister Delcasse has resigned and his resignation accepted. Premier Rouvier will temporarily hold the foreign affairs portfolio. The sultan of Morocco has rejected French reform plans and proposed submitting the matter to a conference of the powers.
Portland returns show Democrat Harry Lane elected mayor by about one thousand votes over Republican incumbent George H. Williams. The Republican slate won all other seats except Lane and two Democratic councilmen. A franchise for a competing telephone company passed.
Thomas Thomas brother of Hon Dy B Thomas had a miraculous escape from death after an electric flash struck him while tending a sheep herd above Grouse creek ranch. He revived after more than seven hours, with burns along his head chest abdomen and legs, aided by first aid from George A Blanthorn and others.
Riga police uncover a bomb factory at the Phoenix foundry. Fifty bombs seized along with revolvers and other arms. Several suspects arrested after a desperate fight before surrender.
Swakompoind, German Southwest Africa June 6. Nothing has been heard here of the London agency report claiming Marmbad in the southern colony had fallen to insurgent natives. Further details are unavailable.
W L Yaney of Paducah Kentucky reports severe kidney disease failing with three doctors then Foley's Kidney Cure. One bottle brought relief, three bottles cured him permanently and he highly recommends the remedy sold by Mrs A L Cook.
A brief item notes Pocatello Chili being served at the Union Lunch Booth located at 1st and Center Streets. Local eaters are advised to trust the booth for chili offerings.
A collision on the Salt Lake railroad near Riverside between a southbound overland passenger train and a newspaper special left two trainmen dead and several injured. The wrecks were blamed on the regular train engineer failing to observe orders.
Judge La Fontaine commits John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene for extradition and orders them returned to jail to await surrender to U S. officers in the United States case.
Rev Clam Ferris of Chicago to hold a spiritualistic gathering Thursday at 8 PM in LD Hall. The lecture focuses on proof of spirit return with admission set at 25 cents.
Notice to K C members that the Knights will hold an entertainment at St Joseph hall on Thursday evening June Sth. The event is restricted to members only. Sweeney, trustee.
A Bannock county Idaho audience heard plans for a permanent Good Roads organization. Officers named include D. W Church president and Mrs D W Strdh first vice president with W L Fisher and John Kane as officers. The convention endorsed by laws, township associations, and sending five delegates to a June National Good Roads Convention in Portland Oregon. Col W H Moore lectured on road building and a smoker at the Elks Club followed.
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