15 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
A Roosevelt backed decision names Washington as the venue for the Russo Japanese peace conference after both sides consented to the location. Allied pressure and diplomacy push for moderation on any proposed indemnity while leaders in Paris and London weigh terms and terms.
America's blue ribbon turf race the Suburban handicap completed its twenty second run at Sheepshead Bay. Beldame owned by August Belmont won the twenty thousand dollar purse as the second choice in betting at three to one. Proper was second and Mason third with Delhi, the favorite, failing to show. Time 2 05 3 5.
In Flora Indiana on June 15 the national conference of the old German Baptist brethren closed a four day session. A heated topic was whether church members may use telephones at home. Foreman Michael Montgomery ruled that members must not use a telephone in their homes and any member using one should have it removed.
Portland mourns a homicide case as John T. Coleman receives a life imprisonment verdict for murdering Edna Hoff man with whom he had lived. The trial highlighted Coleman’s gambling history and the fatal crime in Oregon.
On Thursday June 1 a sale begins featuring diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware cut glass and more offered at lower prices than any Idaho jewelry store. M L Repberts located in Pocatello next to the post office markets the event.
John C. Driscoll former secretary of the affects team ing Interests testified before the grand jury in Chicago about alleged graft by labor leaders. He was kept under surveillance overnight to prevent influence and may be required to post a heavy bond as a witness if indictments are returned.
The Terranova departed Tromsoe on June 15 for Franz Josef Land to aid the Zeigler expedition led by Anthony Fitia aboard the America. A second relief voyage aboard the Magdalena heads for Greenland on June Pith.
Governor Magoon at Panama reports three new yellow fever cases among canal employees and confirms three previously sick workers have died from the disease.
A brief note records a chili booth setup at the intersection of 1st Street and Center Street in Pocatello. No further details on hours or exhibitors are provided.
Bottled American Pilsener beer on sale at all bars for 20 cents per bottle.
The Fourth of July committee announced a major lineup for the big day with Marshals of the Day C B E Loux and H E Smith and a full slate of events including parade directors H Whittlesey and G Smith, a fire team contest, tug of war, Indian dance, barbecue, Japanese athletics, baseball, athletic sports, and a string of platform duties led by Mayor W Clears and officials.
St. Petersburg reports quote M. Witte, president of the committee of ministers, delivering a gloom laden interview. He criticizes Lavdorff and hints Russia may prolong the war, warns of growing internal turmoil, and says peace talks may be doomed to fail without Russia bearing a heavy burden.
In Louisville a dispute over a federal appointee split the United Confederate Veterans session. Col. B C Parseel and Col. Russell faced seating objections from Comrade GB Padock and others. General Lee replaced Russell with Capt Kendall while praising the officer's wartime tribute.
W. E. Borah of Boise Idaho announced in an interview at the Hotel Spokane that he will seek Senator Dubois seat next year. He pledges direct appeals to the people and favors popular election of senators, noting prior efforts to promote it. He said Judge Beatty could have strong support if he runs and Idaho owes him gratitude for Capitol relocation.
In Valdosta Georgia on June 15 W L Cartier a former Baptist minister suffered a family tragedy when his 17 year old son and 11 year old daughter were shot dead after investigating a barking dog. A younger child was wounded as the youths tried to reach the house. The incident is believed to be a sequel to a long standing feud.
A brief note discusses advertising aims and asks why promotion isn’t clear about benefits. It mentions a grower and promises refunds if certain actions are taken, citing Behilling’s estate as a reference point.
A rural family, living away from civilization, relies on Hucklen’s Arnica Salve after accidents causing burns cuts and wounds. The ad claims the salve is the best on earth and sells for 25 cents at Mrs A L Cook’s drug store.
Local delivery wagon runs under Pure Ice and operates from Bannock Abstract company. orders can be placed by phone at 45-I.
The Chared & White Co. represents agencies including The Hartford Aetna Phoenix and similar carriers, offering solid fire insurance protection for homes.
A compact notice notes Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon as key items at Bannock Bar. The line hints at a venue listing beverages or products with minimal additional context.
Kane the Grover acts as exclusive selling agent in Pocatello for Chave Bantory toys and coffee. If you want the genuine article, go to Kane's for it.
Norway flies flags in honor of the Windsor wedding of Princess Margaret of Connaught to Prince Gustus Adolphus, eldest son of Crown Prince Gustave of Sweden. The ceremony followed a simple Church of Norway service with European royals and many governments represented in London. The Storthing sent congratulations to King Oscar and the couple, while Norway denied mobilization rumors from the defense ministry.
Bartenders and printers, 14 and 11 respectively, star in last night’s club game. Manager Trapp scouts talent for his Pocatello League team while K W Mooney uses veterans like Scally and Griffith amid a lively crowd. Wallin dazzles in new attire as Green igs nails a three base hit and Klinkley to umpire.
A young boa constrictor, about four feet seven inches, slithered through a cold storage area in Boise as workers moved a banana lot. Hen Walker escaped unharmed, dropped the bunch, and a quick response captured the reptile. Bananas had arrived on a cartload from Costa Rica last night.
A fragment announces White House Cafe offering a clean dinner for 20 or 25 cents with a choice of steak, chops, roast meat for 25 cents, hot cakes, Log Cabin syrup, and coffee at 20 cents, inviting patrons to dine there.
The notice invites readers to send orders to Kane's Grocery for fresh vegetables delivered daily. It promises a full market assortment and items favored by the readers.
The State Land Board approved one entry for 160 acres under the Carey act while canceling three others in Cassia County. Decisions hinged on ground opened for entry by the low line canal and high canal constraints, with additional cases cited for Alfred O'Brien, James A. Martin, and others. The board also referred navigation and river-improvement matters to the attorney general and state engineer, and set up final proof rules for Carey act entries at Twin Falls.
Classified notice offers Morse for sale including one sain o of young gettings one span of young mares one heavy work horse and one good all around horse. Located at Benting G14 Big Collar Harness BHOP.
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