12 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
1
Washington reports Russia accepts President Roosevelt's peace proposal and will appoint plenipotentiaries to meet Japan. Moscow and Tokyo confirm negotiations underway with potential heads named Katsura Komura and Yamagata, while terms debated include indemnity and territorial cession.
A St Petersburg dispatch to the Temps outlines detailed conditions of both sides. It cites an indemnity of 650 million dollars, a Japanese protectorate over Manchuria and Korea, and cession of Port Arthur and part of the Trans-Manchurian railroad to Japan. It also mentions possible fate of interned ships and a 25 year withdrawal of Russian warships until terms are met. The Russian reply reportedly rejects the indemnity while accepting other terms.
Tokyo reports show Japan staying cautious on armistice talks. Demonstrations occurred as students celebrated but rain cleared streets. Many fear an armistice would waste Togo and Oyama gains while Russia could bolster defenses. no new official reply from Russia to Roosevelt's proposal.
The flood along the Mississippi near Hannibal Missouri spreads five to eight miles from the river and drowns a farmer near Atexmmiria while seven others are reported missing. Livestock losses are heavy as rescue crews and a local militia work to save families and valuables.
In Tokio the Emperor convened the Great Council including Princes Fushima Kanin Yamashima elder statesmen and top officials to discuss the potential peace policy toward Russia. In St. Petersburg the Russian reply to Roosevelt’s note is to be printed tomorrow and a meeting time for plenipotentiaries is expected within forty eight hours.
In St Petersburg on June 12 the scheme for a two chamber parliament with legislative powers was approved by the Emperor. Elections are set for the coming summer and while autocracy remains, the move signals the start of constitutional governance, with a manifesto creating the parliament expected soon.
Kine the Grocer is exclusive selling agent in Pocatetle for the celebrated Chige Sanborn tea and coffee. If you want the genuine article, get Kane's for it.
An old advertisement touts White House Cafe offering meals at 20 to 25 cents. It pledges a good clean dinner for twenty or twenty five cents with two steaks or chops, hot calves, Log Cabin syrup and coffee, claiming the best in the state.
A water main broke at Park Avenue causing a flood in the Great Underground Tube. Water reached several feet in depth for about a mile, hindering progress as pumps operated to drain the tunnel. City crews reported slow but continued efforts to remove the water.
Henry W. Comstock of Boston was robbed aboard the steamer Puritan between New York and Fall River of twenty thousand dollars in negotiable railroad and steel stocks hidden under his pillow in a state room. A caller in New York then demanded cash to return the property after he reached Boston.
More than two hundred United States mint employees were suspended indefinitely as the coining department and melting room were shut due to a lack of silver bullion. The order to close these departments came from Washington.
A jury in Liberty returns a verdict of guilty of murder for Agnes Meyers of Kansas City in the death of her husband Chirence Meyers. The ruling carries the death penalty by hanging as the sentence for the first degree murder conviction.
A brief essay from Schilling & Company in San Francisco delves into the tea mood as a contemplative state. It considers gentle hurt as a possible nuance, framing tea as a quiet companion for reflection and memory. The tone remains measured and thoughtful throughout.
Kane the grower is the exclusive selling agent in Pocatello for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees. Buy from him to ensure you get the genuine article and authentic brands.
Impending doom gives way to thanks as Foley's Kidney Cure allegedly cures incipient Bright's disease and diabetes. A testimonial from Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana claims diabetes in its worst form was cured after three bottles, with a druggist Mrs A L Cook noted in the text.
All parties desiring fish and game licenses must apply to the county game warden. Any person caught fishing and hunting without a license will be arrested and punished accordingly. Kimpton is the Game Warden.
Frank Db offers pattern based screen making service at Brown's shop next to Sorenson's Bakery, 280 N Cleveland. He invites calls and visit to take measurements, claiming screens last ten years. Leave a note and street number in the box on the door.
A family faces dire need after a crash injures them while living in isolation. They describe burns and wounds and rely on Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, advertised as the best on earth, available for 25? at Mrs. A. L. Cook’s drug store.
Notice to water consumers NE All taps and hydrants must be closed after the sound of any fire alarm and kept closed until the fire is over. City Ordinance No 60 provides penalties up to one hundred dollars for each violation. Pocatello Water Co. By Geo Winter Supt dated June 9 1906.
The article describes the nervous breakdown of a prisoner in Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Prison authorities fear a complete physical collapse and have sent him to the hospital. Janet Frank G Migelow, former Milwaukee Bank president, is involved as he brought the prisoner for a ten year term in Polera prison.
EB reports Rhoades, Salt Lake railroad man, named purchasing agent for the Southern Pacific with headquarters in San Francisco. He starts June 15 and leaves for the coast this evening. He has served as purchasing agent for the Oregon Short Line since March 17, 1897, after starting in Omaha in Union Pacific supply, rising through multiple clerical roles before joining the Short Line eight years ago.
The Wool Growers' Association of Pierce county sold its dip to Theodore Bernheim of Portland at 27 cents, the highest price in years. Six bidders competed, all at about 27 cents.
Boise dispatch reports two men robbed the Brasheay and Davis saloon in Bellevue Saturday night taking 270 dollars from the bartender. The bandits tied the bartender and left no clue for investigators.
Unclaimed letters remain at the Pocatello Idaho post office for the week ending June 12. If not collected within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter office. names include Amebarry, Latrave, Barrett, Burns, Mammoth, Bowen, Parker, Bolingbroke, Rose, Brown, Renton, Crigging, Carter, Henckel, Hoffner, Kenyon, Kilmer, Ligh, Lindsey, Richardson, Bruman, Smith, Slater, Strinson, Wright, Zane, BALL, and others listed. Postmaster signs.
A brief notice promises refunds from Bolulling's Rent with the claim there is plenty of money to cushion minor issues. The wording emphasizes customer satisfaction and return of funds if not pleased.
A Bar column notes Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon rye, with patrons sampling the selections at Bannock Bar. The writeup highlights a rustic spirit lineup and local drink enthusiasm.
W L Yoney of Paducah Kentucky reports a severe kidney disease. He says three physicians failed to help but Foley's Kidney Cure provided immediate relief with the first bottle and three bottles cured him permanently. He recommends the remedy. For sale by Mrs. A L Cook.
Vegetables available include radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and onions. Market offers fresh daily shipments to customers.
A thrilling long game ends with Pocatello taking the win 12 to 11 over Blackfoot after a 15 inning battle. Matt Fredell pitched well, Eddie Fredell’s late double sealed the outcome as Marin of Cornell was knocked out in the sixth.
The Salt Lake League team will play the Poca tello baseball club at the base ball grounds at 6 o'clock this evening. The time will be called at 6 sharp and our boys are expected to perform well in a tough matchup.
The Pocatello Base Ball team and the Salt Lake League team will play at the base ball park at six o'clock this evening. The game will be called at six o'clock sharp. Everyone is urged to attend.
W Kane is the exclusive agent for Chase Sanborn teas and coffees in Pocatella ensuring customers receive genuine articles.
A brief classified line advertises a dining room gin at Mere Beley's with a contact number 263 Weet Center t. The fragmentary notice hints at a local listing for goods or services and a telephone contact.
A summer session opens to help students review material and prepare for teachers' exams. Interested individuals should contact Jessie L. Baker at 606 N Garfield Avenue.
June 12 Blackfoot Idaho reports a firefight near Jackson's Hole after rustlers drove 99 head of cattle toward a railroad line. A running 60 mile battle killed four outlaws and two ranchers, with several horses slain. ranchers recovered the cattle.
Idaho's minerals take center stage at the Lewinnt press exhibit highlighting 21 counties with copper, gold, silver, zinc, cobalt, asbestos, nickel and marble. Mines from Blaine, Shoshone, Lemhi, Owyhee, Lemhi and others are represented, with about 105 tons of ore planned for display including 200000 pounds in the Idaho building and a separate Marshall Lake district cabinet.
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