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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
1
Dispatches report unrest across Belgrade and Vienna with mentions of church leaders and military elements amid tensions. Observers cite potential foreign interference while regional officials describe quiet conditions despite ongoing unease.
Community notice says Fort Hall School will close for summer on June 20. The brief advisory notes the break will affect students and staff ending the current term at Fort Hall.
Residents between Rexburg and Anthony eye a potential sugar plant as talks spark interest in the valley. Local figures including Menvy Lees and Diaz discuss sites and economic impact while leaders survey the landscape for a feasible location this year.
Wires between there and Portland are down due to a storm and no news from Portland this afternoon. AP filed only a few items at Salt Lake around 8:30 PM, leaving the issue badly crippled for lack of late news.
Judge Lacombe issues decision in New York on June 13. The appeal by coal carrying railroads against the Interstate Commerce Commission is decided in favor of the railroads on every point.
In Hecedville Tens last night 60 year old Lewis Belis was killed with an axe by his 18 year old daughter. He was reportedly whipping his stepson when the sister came to aid. Police investigate motive and details of the fatal attack.
In Obbago on June 12 Judge Horton presided as members of the Northern Alinda Coal Dealers' association were found guilty of conspiracy to restraint of trade and were fined 9500 each.
A dredge anchored in the Beate river near Nyem breached the Short Life bridge when high water displaced the structure. The dredge company faces about 90,000 dollars in fees. the bridge damage is around 500 dollars with structural iron beams torn from their ties.
The Oregon Short Line south of Salt Lake City will be formally transferred to the management of the San Pedro road on Tuesday June 80. Senator W A Clark disclosed in a letter to Senator Kearns. A meeting of directors and owners is set for June 11 to review the transfer with a New York meeting planned June find chaired by B H Harsimen and others.
A fragment notes a hand and wood cut into a stable for splitting. The text references Weeter Lumber Co Ltd and implies an industrial or workshop setting. Further details are unclear.
At the meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary of the G A R for Idaho, officers were elected including President Mrs Stella Lamont Senior vice president Mrs Ellen G Barker junior vice president Mrs Kittle Miller treasurer Mrs Margaret Wileva department chaplain Mrs Jeenie Raseel Boise executive board Mrs Brace chair iman Mrs Clark Mrs Long Mise Bar 18 Mrs Moore delegate to national convention Mrs Bernard alternate Mrs Marsh.
The secretary of war allocates funds to equip and arm the state militia alongside the regular army. Total initial allotment is 6874 for Maho with the balance to follow. Wyoming receives 9000, Utah 98787 in this round of disbursements.
William O C Hook of Leavenworth Kansas selected to succeed Judge Caldwell who resigned the eighth district circuit court judgeship. Hook currently serves as district judge and will fill the vacancy.
Sailroad photographer team McMillan & Co finished a pictures series of new shops. An exhibition will run at the Black Studio on West Lewis Street with specimens available for purchase at once. They remain next week only offering fine commercial interior views and exteriors.
Long history of the Obresoviteh dynasty in Servia, Alexander I’s stormy reign, 1900 marriage to Denga Maechin, 1901 constitution changes expanding royal power, two chamber legislature, and suspensions of the constitution. Describes senate, assembly, and state council roles amid dynastic struggles.
A five member commission appointed by Governor Morrice to locate and organize a state industrial reform school in Fremont County will meet at the Pacific hotel in Pocatello at 6 a.m. June 28, 1908. The group will evaluate locations, secure a site, and oversee construction funded by a 0.4 mill tax and a $900,000 bond issue, with 40,000 acres set aside for the school’s use. Members include Bishops J. B. Funston, B. P. Shawhall, W. O. Howle, Thomas Preston, and D. W. Chase.
Seventeen downtown and prominent family hotels in Chicago endure a mass walkout by cooks and waiters today. Chambermaids and bellboys join the strike in several houses. Hotels named include the Auditorium Ames Great Pacific Palmer House Stratford Wellington. Family hotels listed are Windemere Chicago Beach Hyde Park Holland Metropolitan Delgrade Vendome Kenwood Lakota. Many will operate with guest aid.
Robert Weill of Los Angeles, a wealthy resident, was robbed mid ocean aboard the Germanic of 90000 in money. He drafted the sale of an estate in Ireland and claimed no loss of title.
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