Community notes and visits fill Blythe town scene
The Blythe & Fargo Co to close their store at 11 o clock tomorrow. Hon Robt Riddle of Salt Lake City visits with Mr and Mrs Geo N Ifft. Mrs M M OMalley and children from Wyoming visit with Mr and Mrs Geo A Greene. Robethan, land office receiver at Blackfoot, spends day in the city. Uncle Bill known as W J Scott sells his Marketa Lake ranch and withdraws as an influential local farmer. Various locals attend events, sales, and gatherings, including Sapho at the Auditorium and horse needs for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Robethan
Blackfoot
College Friends To Return Home This Week
Dave Rice will be home from Salt attending All Hallows College there. Edgar Smith who has been attending college at Weiser is expected home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hopson
Salt Lake City
All Hallows College
Dave Rice
Edgar Smith
Weiser
Escape Convicts Take Breakfast Near Vancouver WA
Tracy and Merrill, escaped from Oregon Penitentiary, stopped at a farmer Peedy’s home about five miles from Vancouver Washington. They bound and gagged the farmer and took food before continuing their flight.
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Oregon Penitentiary
Portland
Oregon
Tracy and Merrill
Vancouvery Wash
Peedy
Fort Hall Mining District Rules Adopted on Reservation Opening
Miners and prospectors at Fort Hall held a meeting to adopt a report creating the Fort Hall Mining District comprising the ceded Fort Hall reservation area in Bannock County Idaho. The district becomes legal June 17 1902 with office in Pocatello. Regulations set claim staking limits and penalties for intimidation.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Idaho
Railroad Notes and Local Labor Tensions at Short Line
Superintendent Olmstead and Chief Clerk Brooks will return this afternoon after pay offs on the north end. Manson pays off on the west end today. Machinists protested a hot driving box and Billy Taylor’s layoff but restore plans emerged after a committee urged reinstatement. Peter McDermott in town cites a 75 cent per share copper stock offer as a likely bonanza. Conductor Heald visits for the grand opening and H L Barlow reports on bridge work near Butte.
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Peter McDermott
Montpelier
Dewey Hutchinson and Martin Stir Idaho Democratic Race
Boise Statesman reports Colonel William H. Dewey will seek the U S Senate seat held by Henry Heitfeld while ex Lieutenant Governor Joseph H. Hutchinson plans a bid for the congressional nomination Attorney General Martin also runs for governor fueling party factionalism and tension with Senator Dubois and Lyons supporters.
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Henry Heitfeld
Clark Advanced to Rear Admiral Nomination Sent
Clark Washington June 16 The president today sent to the senate the nomination of Capt Charles E Clark to be advanced seven numbers in rank to be Rear admiral in navy.
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Washington
Senate
Charles E. Clark
King Edward Improves and to Return to Windsor Castle
Lord Farquhar reports King Edward, previously suffering from lumbago, is much better and will arrive at Windsor Castle this evening from Aldershot. The Master of the Household confirms the prince's improved condition and ordered arrangements for the return.
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London
Lord Farquhar
Windsor Castle
Edward
Aldershot
Big Money Case Bars Steel Stock Retirement
Newark June 16 Vice Chancellor Emery made permanent a temporary injunction restraining United States Steel from retiring 200 million dollars of preferred stock and issuing 250 million dollars in bonds. Miriam Berger secured the injunction leading to the ruling.
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Cellor Emery
Miriam Berger
United States Steel Corporation
Kodol Aids Stomach Trouble Says North Carolina Man
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks NC reports fifteen years of dyspepsia and indigestion. He credits Kudol with immediate relief and improved digestion after trying many doctors and medicines. Bean’s Drug Store and H H Whittlesey promote the remedy.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
Bean's Drug Store
H. H. Whittlesey
King Edward and Queen Alexandria Leave Aldershot for Windsor
King Edward and Queen Alexandria depart Aldershot for Windsor at 4:15 PM in their motor car. The King showed little sign of his recent illness as they began the journey.
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Aldershot
England
Edward
Queen Alexandria
Windsor
Cyclone and Tidal Wave Hit Durrachee Seaport
A severe cyclone with a tidal wave swept over Durrachee, the principal seaport of Sind Province, damaging ships and waterfront infrastructure. The event disrupted trade and caused local emergency responses to mobilize.
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Bombay
Durrachee
Sinde
Heise's Hot Springs Resort Ad Listing
Heige's Hot Springs offers a charming summer resort on the road to Yellowstone. It features a splendid hotel with two fine swimming pools and opportunities for hunting and fishing. Write for information. Ida Heise advertises travel from Pocatello to Texada by morning trains on Tue Thu Sat to connect with a stage when river levels permit from Idaho Falls.
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Yellowstone National Park
Heise
Ida
Pocatello
Texada Station
Idaho Falls
You Can Buy Four-Room Dwellings Close In
Real estate notice offers four new modern four room dwellings for 61650. Terms include 650 down with balance left to buyer at seven percent. Crounca and WHITR handle the sale.
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Crounca & Whitr
Ready to Yield DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Ad Claim
An 8 year old from Willow Grove Del endorses DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and wounds. The ad urges readers to accept no counterfeits and lists Bean's Drug Store and H H Whittlesey as sources.
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DeWitt
Meredith
Willow Grove
Del
Tee
Bean
H. H. Whittlesey
Bear trapping method used by Mexicans in California
Describes a historic bear trap using a meat bait high on an oak limb and a pendulum stone arranged to strike the bear’s head as he reaches the meat. The bear’s anger causes stronger blows, eventually toppling the animal to rocks below for capture.
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California
The Disadvantages of Heroism in Daily Life
A Harper's Weekly excerpt argues public school courses should teach that heroism, though fine, is uncomfortable. It favors steady effort toward a noble purpose, meeting daily vexations with patient work. A fixed aim yields lasting laurels for unheralded effort over dramatic, abnormal actions.
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Harper’s Weekly
Spectral Roses Awe Ancient Royal Feasts
The text describes rulers and elites such as Dionysius Verus Antiochus Cleopatra and Helogabalus lavishly using roses. It notes rose stuffed beds garlands and nets of blooms. At one banquet Helogabalus allegedly overwhelmed guests with a surplus of sweet odors.
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Dionysius
Verus
Antiochus
Cleopetra
Antony
Hellagabalus
Striking Bird Migrations Reach Extraordinary Speeds
The article notes extraordinary bird speeds during migration with the northern blue threat traveling 4800 miles from Egypt to Helgoland in nine hours at about 533 miles per hour and the Virginian plover flying 600 miles from Labrador to north Brazil at 636 miles per hour. It explains that these speeds are achieved by flying at great heights where air resistance is reduced.
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Egypt
Helgoland
Labrador
Brazil
Message on wise speech style and temper control
A maxim about not calling a man a fool. It argues he will be angered whether he knows it or not, stressing restraint in criticism and the power of tactful speech.
Doctor and wife debate diagnosis in Irish dialect
A doctor visits Mrs. McCarthy to diagnose her husband but she insists the diagnosis is hers to make. She asserts the doctor left the task to her and claims she will perform a within-seed stitch on a short muslin.
Nose Bite Verdict In 1838 Kiss Case
In 1838 Thomas Saverland sued Caroline Newton for a nose bite after he attempted an amused kiss. The jury acquitted Newton and the judge stated that a woman may bite a man’s nose if kissed against her will.
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Thomas Saverland
Caroline Newton
Modest Jamespian Sparks Actor Rivalry Banter
In Tit-Bits a playful exchange notes Briggs and Benson about Stephigh calling himself the greatest actor on earth and then becoming modest, as the chatter hints at public vanity and a shift in self view.
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Briggs
Stephigh
Benson
Rush Special to Blackfoot From McCammon June 17
The Oregon Short Line will run a special train from McCammon to Blackfoot on Tuesday June 17 at 1 30 p m stopping at Inkom and Pocatello to accommodate riders fairly. Passengers from McCammon and Pocatello should buy tickets the day before to avoid delays. Conductors will carry tickets for Inkom boarding.
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Daily Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Blackfoot
McCammon
Inkom
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Zaepererp
Lyth & Fargo of
Late City News
Blythe & Fargo Company
Hon Robt
Riddle of
Salt Lake
Geo. N. Ifft
Mr. Riddle
Mrs. Ifft
W. J. Scott
Bill
Market Lake
BE. Arney
Boise
Sapho
J. KR. Thomas
Atlive
Dr. Dubois
Clarence M. White
Honolulu
City
Karl C. White
Mr. White
Sandwich Islands
George Kimpton
Holtzheimer
General Land Office
Fort Hall Reservation
Olmstead
Brooks
North End
Manson
West End
Billy Taylor
Taylor
Fred Heald
H. L. Barlow
Forman
Mason Gang
Balding
Butte
A. Hannaford
Tae— McCallum
Satuday
East Center St
State Democrats
Dewey
Heitfeldt
Joe Hutchinson
Congress
Boise Statesman
William H. Dewey
United States Senate
Jospeh H. Hutchinson
Didate
Tion
Martin
Old Guard
Steun
Clark
Newark, N. J
Chan
Heige
the Daily Tribune
Pocatello Cash Grocery
East Side
West Side
Erian
T. B. Smith & CO
Jane
Daloon
McNichols & Wright
East Gide
Pocateliv
Miss. B. Wrensted
Cleveland Avenue
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