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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
President Wilson and Vice President Bogart of the United Wireless Telegraph Company were taken into custody by U S Marshal Henkle at 42 Broadway and brought before Commissioner Shields to face charges of misuse of the mails.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons at Boise elected and installed officers after a busy session that included initiation of a class. Knights Templar escorted officers to the Masonic temple for the Grand Commandery session. a banquet followed at the Owyhee.
A large delegation led by Dr. C. B. Shirley of Weiser, Idaho grand chancellor, passes through Pocatello en route to Blackfoot for the annual grand lodge convention. Pocatello’s E. G. Houde aids, joined by Julius Thoelecke, William Sorgatz, and William Liddell, accompany Grove City preparations.
Fatima and her betrothed, with Sister Anne and two brothers, seek Bluebeard’s hidden blue room behind the mansion’s doors. The chamber vanishes as they search and Fatima dreams of the terrifying voice promising a quest for the wife. The party finds a nail in the floor blocking Fatima’s train.
Fatima retrieves the mysterious key and opens a forbidden chamber. She and her lover confront the fearsome Bluebeard bust as her companion breaks the pedestal. the image shatters and a yellow light fills the chamber transforming the space into a sunlit bower.
A fragment describes birds resting and golden butterflies in amber air, followed by a wedding the very next day. The passage notes that after the marriage the couple’s whereabouts remained unknown to the present.
A New York auction saw The Frugal Meal fetch 19500 dollars while critics note rising restaurant costs. Editors remark chilled storage equalizes prices at peak levels, yet diners still tip poorly amid higher meals. Quotes from several papers illustrate concern over cost of living and food pricing.
A French magistrate who recently died weighed 507 pounds. In Paris a Violet Cross league has formed to suppress swearing. Dr Hobmer of Mareville reports extracting twenty three troll fork handles from a patient who swallowed them deliberately.
The piece notes 130000 foreign workers in London and Liverpool's water supply cost of nearly 43 million. It fixes Sunday April 2 1911 for Britain’s next census. It remarks on London bread bakers shifting from Scots to Germans.
H. M. Johnson coach foreman of the Short Line, with his wife and youngest son, will depart on No. 6 tomorrow morning for his old Michigan home to visit friends and relatives for about thirty days.
A notice seeks a position for an educated refined woman as a clerk or office girl. Contact Independent at phone 812 or by mail to X, Z, Tribune, with date Thursday 3.
The writer cites plant life as the purest human pleasure and urges gardens for all months of the year. He frames gardens as essential to refresh the spirit and as foundational to civilization, beyond mere architectural grandeur.
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