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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
Advertisement shows Tribune publishing policy and subscription rates with rates for one year three months and one month. Mentions carrier delivery in Pocatello Idaho and that all complaints should be made to the office. Includes postal filing details and Associated Press membership.
The Boston Traveler notes a growing shift toward sane and safe Fourth of July observances across the country. Cities from Baltimore to Columbus and Cleveland adopt municipal fireworks displays and public events to reduce injuries and losses while keeping celebrations lively for families.
The article recalls Admiral Melville's 1902 letter to Speaker Reed arguing the Maine was not blown from the outside. Reed opposed the Spanish war, and the Havana harbor disaster became a political flashpoint. Melville's findings, printed in the North American Review, are technical and debated.
Observers note Maine affair may reveal hull based causes, shaping belief that Spain faced punishment and U.S. duty to Cuba. Many Americans seek truth regardless of comfort as summer approaches.
The piece muses on what makes literature endure, noting plain verses and simple works often outlast grand efforts. True vitality lies in genuine human feeling reflected in poetry, drama, or prose, with time as the ultimate judge of enduring merit and the heart’s sincere expression. It ends by linking this reflection to the Mexican peace.
List of historical events from 1815 to 1903 across battles annexations and technology. Highlights include Quatre Bras and Waterloo, Texan annexation terms, Boston Springfield telegraph, Chambersburg entry, Grant Far ragut peace jubilee, Ontario Loyalist centennial, Colgate payout, Drummond Castle wreck, Sampson at Santiago, and Temiskaming railway spike.
Francisco Leon de la Barra born June 16, 1863, educated in Mexico City, practiced law and specialized in international law. He served in federal congress from 1891 to 1896 and represented Mexico at the Ibero-American and Pan-American congresses. He attended The Hague peace conference in 1907 and held posts in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Washington as ambassador before becoming minister of foreign affairs in Diaz's cabinet.
A two day conference opened by the Persian American Educational Society gathers delegates from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Chicago and other cities. Goodsie Kansum the first Persian woman visitor to America attends. Speakers include William H. Hoar Mirza Ahmad Sohrab Mrs Fannie Fern Andrews Hooper H Harris Charles Mason Remey Roy C Wilhelm and Prof H P Holler.
California event marks opening of the East park reservoir serving 14 000 acres in Glenn county. The dam across Stony Creek stands 249 feet long 93 feet high and 86 feet thick at the base. Canals over 100 miles long will distribute water. project cost 650000 funded by Congress.
Idaho State Chautauqua in Boise runs June 22 to July 3 with reduced rates via Oregon Short Line. Tickets go on sale June 20 to 29 with some limited to July 5. See agents for rates and details. A new handball court is noted at the Ladies' Gym.
Bids for removing the old Woodman Building to the five hundred block on North Main Street and for relocating a small residence to the back of the same lot plus building foundations will be received at the west side office of E. C. White & Co. until Monday evening June 19 at 9 o'clock. E. C. White & Co. Pocatello ladies are appreciating the Ladies' Gym.
The City of Pocatello warns residents to pay dog tax at Citizens Bank or with the dog catcher. Dogs without tags may be killed on sight as enforcement. John Ellis, Chief of Police, signs the notice.
On March 15 we began carrier collection with all back subscriptions charged. Some subscribers have not arranged payment or made monthly payments since, though we accepted various payment plans and even wiped slate clean in deserving cases. Delinquent subscribers will be discontinued July 1 unless new arrangements are made. THE TRIBUNE CO LTD. Now is the time for your gym application.
The city council of Pocatello announces intention to appropriate funds for officers salaries police and fire departments street work sprinkling and other municipal needs for the year ending June 30 1912. A ordinance will be passed at a regular meeting July 13 1911 unless objections are filed by law. Also notes sale of potatoes at Bergs and train tickets to Idaho and Oregon points with limited dates and Ladies Gym details.
Railroad timetable lists south and northbound trains with numbers and times including No. 8 Butte-Portland Express and No. 14 Utah Express. Notes indicate connections at McCammon and Montpelier with No. 4 Salt Special and No. 13 Idaho Express. Ticket office hours run 6 am to 6 pm, with night hours during passenger times. J Hamilton of Pocatello and D. Be Burley of Salt Lake City sign as agents.
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