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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
Spokane report says W. E. Borah will contest the senator race at the state convention and abide by the delegates decision. If not nominated, he will withdraw and not seek legislative election, stating no alliance with Senator Dubois if unsuccessful.
The State Land Board voted three to one to remove Charles McConnell from the registrar post. Attorney General Guheen and Governor Gooding supported the motion. Secretary of State Gibson voted against it. M J Church of Caldwell was chosen to fill the vacancy amid charges of neglect of duties and excessive absence from the office.
Washington Democrats at a Seattle banquet endorsed the Bryan boom for the presidential nomination. Governor George R. Chamberlain of Oregon was mentioned as a possible vice president. Former U S senator George Turner delivered the principal speech in reply to the toast William Jennings Bryan.
A Davenport woman recalls a twelve year struggle with asthma after a severe cold. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with a full cure after one fifty cent bottle and urges others to try the remedy through local seller Mrs A L Cook.
A compact food booth feature highlights Union Lunch Booth offering a distinctive chili option. The piece compares the rival stalls and positions the Union booth as a practical alternative for diners seeking a different flavor profile.
Baltimore June 13 A fire worth about a million dollars destroyed the Savannah docks of the Merchants & Miners Transportation company. The steamship Essex and several scows loaded with cotton and resin were burned. Three crewmen died on the Essex and two others are missing, believed dead or drowned. Several others escaped.
New York on June 13 reports all grades of refined sugar advanced ten cents per hundred. The move affects the market broadly and signals rising costs for manufacturers and consumers alike in the immediate term.
Annual commencement exercises at Pocatello High School take place tonight at 8:30 in the Congregational church. Rev. George B. Paddock of Boise delivers the address titled Some Further Demands to Education. Diplomas are presented by F S Dietrich, chairman of the Board of Trustees.
In Oakland, sixty insurers meeting with agents declare a 25 percent cut in all policies. Thirty firms refuse, twenty undecided, ten not represented. Signers’ names are being kept confidential.
An alarming situation from neglected bowels and liver leads to chronic constipation. King's New Life Pills are advertised as the best regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by Mrs. A. L. Cook, druggist, price 2d.
Don’t go home without a quart of our delicious ice cream or a box of our famous candies The Nilsson 238 W Center street remains a busy stop for treats in town this season.
Washington June 13 The Republican Steering Committee decided not to take up the Smoot case this session. Adjournment is planned after next week with bills such as sundry civil and general deficiency appropriations and the Isthmian canal type bill remaining.
The Western Federation of Miners passed a resolution to Judge Frank Smith of Idaho demanding the immediate release on reasonable bail of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, federation leaders imprisoned. W. D. Haywood Vincent St. John and John McNullin were elected as delegates to the Industrial Workers of the World convention with President Moyer as an ex officio member.
Washington June 13 The White House released a statement from President Roosevelt denying any participation or interference in Iowa political affairs. The note says Secretary Shaw speaks at Davenport on his own responsibility amid reports he will oppose Governor Cummings and the anti-railroad campaign. Earlier the Republican committee in Davenport telegraphed asking if the president was taking sides in the Iowa contest.
A county Republican central committee meeting in this city fixed primaries for July 2 and a county convention for July 5. Delegates to the state convention will be chosen at the county gathering, with details on precinct delegate apportionment and representation announced after subcommittee review.
A social and dance will be given by the Locomotive Firemen at Balale Hall on Friday evening in June. Bee cream and coke will be served. Every effort will be made to provide a pleasant evening. You are invited.
Town notice lists Mrs Robbie's at 695 West Lander Buttermilk offering roses and carnations. It mentions fines in town five cents per glade and references The Nila On.
Rain fell on the first official days of Home Coming Week in Louisville as crowds filled the Armory. Mayor Barth and Governor Breckham welcomed attendees while Henry Watterson gave the formal address and former Missouri governor David R Francis spoke for Kentuckians. Louise Lee Hardin of Denver received a gold medal for conceiving the Home Coming idea.
Railroad officials announce a new timetable to start Sunday due to the Yellow Limited. The schedule shows departures from Salt Lake City to Marysville, Idaho Falls, and Pocatello with connections and return trips arriving in Salt Lake City by 7 10. The service, for park travelers, includes coaches and first class sleepers and benefits Pocatello and communities along the line with earlier and later travel options.
San Francisco officials call for a national day of designation to support education for over twenty thousand deprived children across thirty four schoolhouses. Alfred Rencoviert, superintendent, appeals to citizens and states to aid rebuilding of destroyed school funds, with Mayor Schmlty chairing the fund committee.
William J Bryan and his family reached Petersburg from Berlin on June 14. He planned to press for a lower-house parliamentary vote and meet with leaders of the popular movement while in the city. He was expected to witness the coronation rites of King Ilankeer of Christiania.
Kane's offers a full display of vegetables including onions radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and rhubarb inviting customers to browse the fresh produce section.
William Evans colored inmate dies instantly of heart failure while fleeing the Bannock county jail. He had been awaiting trial in federal court on liquor selling charges to Indigenous men. Evans collapsed after running, with no gunfire involved. coroner cites heart disease. He previously worked at a local saloon and faced US court action for whiskey sales to members of the Bannock tribe.
The piece touts Foley's Kidney Cure to heal incipient Bright's disease and diabetes, claiming comfort even in severe cases. A testimonial from Marion of Dunreath Indiana says eight physicians failed but three bottles cured her diabetes, with availability through Mrs A L Cook.
The Nilsson bakery advertises hot rolls and buns every evening starting at 8 pm. The message emphasizes a convenient daily service from the shop named The Nilsson.
Fresh California strawberries arrive daily at Kane's grocery as seasonal fruit stock updates. Local shoppers can expect bright red berries and sweet flavor through the week.
The Nileson at 248 W Center St offers daily fresh home made doughnuts pies cottage cheese and tabes with a new booth at Union Launch First and Center Streets inviting customers.
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