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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
5
The Russian press denounces U S enforcement of the twenty four hour rule in the Manila cruiser case. Moscow claims it infringes international law and states a protest has been made to Washington. The admiralty favors some aims but opposes the rule that warships damaged in battle may not repair in neutral waters.
June briefings from Washington report Ambassador Reid and Secretary Lansdowne in a foreign office meeting with Paul Camben the French ambassador. Mayer Des Wanches ambassador of Tily to the United States held a White House conference on Far East peace prospects with the President. In Norway the Storthing dissolves the union with Sweden and names the state council as government while awaiting new arrangements.
An advertisement explains kidneys filter blood and affect heart stomach and liver. It claims Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens worn tissues and relieves symptoms within days. A testimonial from Peter Frey of Woodruff Pa cites recovery after three bottles. Sold and recommended by Mrs A L Cook.
Jefferson City Mo June 7 The supreme court affirmed the Jackson county criminal court verdict finding Edgar Bailey guilty of killing Albert Ferguson a non union back driver in Kansas City in March 1904 and sentenced him to be hanged on July 13 1905.
In Chicago on June 7 Oscar Gustavsen, a painter, was mistaken by four friends for a burglar and shot dead by James Purcell, a saloonkeeper. Gustavsen had staged an act to gain entry to the saloon.
Lemson June T indicates the Bank of Glynn Mills Currie Co petitioned courts to force a compulsory wind up of the International Bank of London. Creditors claim over 1 250 000 dollars. Adjournment planned to seek voluntary liquidation by shareholders. Secret service agents arrest a Swede, John Johnson, for letters to Alice Roosevelt. He says he was sent from Sweden to court Miss Roosevelt and met the President's daughter. Johnson committed to the asylum for the insane again after release two years prior.
A man named Hirles A Bailey of Oakland fell from a cliff in Yosemite Valley yesterday. His body has not been recovered as yet.
A boiler cap blew off at the American Steel and Wire furnace in Cleveland Ohio today killing three men and seriously injuring two others. Emergency crews responded to the plant incident. The tragedy is under investigation by company safety officials and local authorities.
Two killed and several injured in a Pere Marquette wreck at Ionia Michigan. Secretary Hay and Mrs Jay depart London for Liverpool then New York. Burlington track washed out 38 miles Sheridan to Cady. Clarence Youngs, a wagon hopper, pleads guilty to a Northern Pacific hold up and is sentenced to fifty years. He is about thirty.
From St Petersburg on June 8 influential Russian papers weigh a possible peace if Japan’s terms are fair. Novoe Vremya suggests Russia could accept prolonging the war for indemnity if Japan’s demands are too harsh. An audience with the Emperor followed a royal council at Tsarskoe Belo to consider peace if terms are moderate.
In St Petersburg Roosevelt acts as central mediator with Russia and Japan agreeing to accept his good offices for preliminaries. The belligerents may arrange terms directly, with Roosevelt and Emperor William sharing a view against outside interference and garnering continental support for timely peace talks.
Washington sees heightened diplomatic activity as Ambassador Meyer reports a delicate situation with Japan while Ambassador Jusserand has a long meeting with the President. Loomis signals no official public disclosure today as calm seeks a possible armistice and world watchers await further cables from Emperor Nicholas.
In Stockholm on June 8 Ning Os car declined to meet the appointed deputy to question hid. The Norwegian Storthing later addressed the matter at hand.
Follow up on the Storthing action dissolving the union and shifting governance. The defense department issues a decree requiring army allegiance to the new government. State Loveland named foreign minister. Council of State moves to remove union emblems from the war flag. Washington notes appoint of COO. Posts and salaries altered in Idaho Falls and Muskogee. A collision near Beasakawa leaves one dead. wreckers suspected. Reports from Vladivostok count thousands killed or drowned and prisoners after Rosestvensky’s fleet surprise attack.
Reports describe Admiral Train disarming Russian ships and paroling crews under Admiral Enquist in Manila. Chicago headlines show Teamsters union resistance to peace, declaring no new overtures and readiness to quit at unfair employers. Grand Rapids endures flood damage with thousands out of work and crops, bridges, and dams at risk. Portsmouth reports the submarine A S Was lost off the breakwater with 18 aboard, 14 killed.
A Salt Lake Herald special from Rigby reports an alarming surge of crickets in northern Fremont County, marching south at about a half mile daily. Farmers fear total crop loss unless drastic measures are taken, with towns like St Anthony organizing a relief fund and proposing tactics such as plowing furrows, spreading straw, or herding sheep to crush the insects.
A Pocatello resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his backache and headaches linked to kidney trouble. He recalls taking them after trying other remedies, noting improvement after a few doses and recommending the product widely. Foster Milburn Co. distributes in Buffalo, NY.
A narrator writes of travel by steamer to Pacific Coast sights describing whaling era scenes and Cape Mendocino. They praise San Francisco and Oakland landmarks, Union Iron Works, and California climate irrigation, urging readers to explore the region’s cities, universities, and attractions.
The Ninth Annual Idaho State Sunday School Convention will be held in Mountain Home June 13 to 15. WC. Meritt of Tacoma will speak on Sunday afternoon and entertainments for delegates are planned. Delegates to the International Sunday School convention in Toronto June 20 will be announced, with two delegates per school and extra for memberships.
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