American views on Russia and Britain in Manchurian affair
A June National Review article by A Maurios Low examines U S relations with Russia amid Manchurian events and the idea of a U S Britain secret treaty. The piece argues Russians fear a U S Britain alliance and notes Count Cassini’s understanding of American sentiment toward Russia and Britain.
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National Review
A. Maurios Low
United States
Russia
Low
Great Britain
Reesian Diplomatiat
Count Cacsini
Washington
Count Coassivi
Mr. Low
England
Count Cassini
Colombia Faces Urgent Ratification Of Canal Treaty
Washington warns Colombia to ratify the canal treaty promptly or Roosevelt may seek other nations for the waterway project. Persistent reports on the treaty’s fate have tested the President’s patience and demand swift action by Bogotá following the policy set by Beggota government line.
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Washington
Colombia
Rooosevelt
Aulese
Beggota
Marroquin
Congress
United States
Bogota
Panama
Treaty ratification divide over Colombia Panama canal
Reports from the isthmus indicate divisions in Colombia over the canal treaty with the United States. Proponents in Bogotá push for acceptance while a congressional junta seeks tangible concessions in return. Washington vows no subsidies, warning that delay after June 20 could end talks with Nicaragua.
Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office 1908
Unclaimed letters remain in the Pocatello Idaho post office for the week ending June 12 1908. If not claimed within two weeks they will go to the dead letter office. List includes A T Anderson Alford Larson Albert Aliie Joe Miller Frank Bridge Frank Moore Eliry Beckmore Lloyd McCormicx NH Bell Daniel Nichols C 8 Collins Chas T Palmer J P Cavenaugh R W Rawley Herbert Esperteen E Sundell AA Gehring Fred Smith Louisa Harris Anna Smith Thomas Harper F W Wilson Bart Jensen F KK Williams FOJammereon LC West E F James Alfred Walsh Henrick Keller and others. Postmaster BALL.
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Pocatello
Idaho
A T Anderson
Alford Larson
Albert Aliie
Joe Miller
Frank Bridge
Frank Moore
Eliry Beckmore
Lloyd McCormicx
NH Bell
Daniel Nichols
Collins
Chas T Palmer
P Cavenaugh
R W Rawley
Herbert Esperteen
E Sundell
AA Gehring
Fred Smith
Louisa Harris
Anna Smith
Thomas Harper
W Wilson
Bart Jensen
F KK Williams
Fojammereon
LC West
E F James
Alfred Walsh
Dean's Kidney Pills Esteemed Cure Highlighted as Back Pain Remedy
A Pocatello citizen recounts relief from back pain and rheumatic discomfort after using Deans Kidney Pills. Frank Schell, a retired viseran, recalls falling ill in 1892 and credits Sprague Pharmacy with recommending the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as US agent. price listed at 50 cents.
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Pocatello
Frank Schell
Viseran
Cleveland Ave
Mr. Sprague
Sprague
Dean
Dan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Old Coins Found Buried by Tory Workers
A box of coins thought to be buried by the Tories during the revolutionary era was unearthed by laborers on an eastern railroad. The writer notes the coins are two centuries old and unlikely to hold value, then pivots to recommending Hosweiler's Stomach Bitters as a cure for appetite loss, blood purification, headaches, digestive issues, and liver and kidney troubles, citing many past testimonials.
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Timothy J Erwen
Maryland
Ad Co
Elkhast
Uncle Jake Keeney Visits Monpar's Dattry
Local notes report Uncle Jake Keeney arriving from Blackfoot for the day. Senator Doboie spent a few hours in town yesterday. James Hopson departs for a month in Cheyenne and Denver. Myers Cohn, prominent Oneida rancher, here on business. Mae Horson hosted a musicale Friday evening. Baptist church plans a strawberry social Tuesday July 16. Joe Thecfane injured by falling timber while clearing wreck site.
Mail Clerk Ben Campbell Sent Home After Injuries
Ben Campbell, a mail clerk, received thirty five stitches to the head and face and will be sent home to Portland tomorrow.
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Ben Campbell
Portland
Local Workman Injured In Steam Incident On Engine
Frank Olantco, a machinist, was blown off a moving engine on Saturday night and fell against another engine, receiving severe steam burns. Col. G. A. Hannaford and County Clerk G. G. Gallet returned from Lewiston after attending the K P Grand Lodge. they report the trip was very pleasant.
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Frank Olantco
G. A. Hannaford
G. G. Gallet
Lewiston
Union Picnic Delights At City Park Despite Wind
Saturday afternoon Union Picnic at City Park drew large crowds. Speeches were cut short by gusts but ample ice cream and drinks kept attendees in high spirits and everyone enjoyed a festive community gathering.
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Citys Park
Indian agent thanks pals for fishing rod gift
Major A. F. Caldwell of Ross Fork expresses gratitude to friends in Pocatello for a magnificent fishing rod. He notes that there is at least one rod that cannot be borrowed, as he reserves it exclusively for his own use.
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A. F. Caldwell
Ross Fork
Pocatello
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fobham H. Watson
Waiter R. Bracken
KR. Brackn
Army
Navy
Marine Coupe
United States
Tae
Lnter
Korge A
Robethan
Largest crowd attends St Joseph church lecture
A large audience filled St Joseph's church last night to hear Father Kress discuss the beneficent effects of Christianity on society. He spoke with close attention and will address the subject The Sacrament of the Dying tonight.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Father Kress
W O T U Leader Louise Hollister to Speak in City
National organizer Louise E. Hollister will visit Thursday to meet local W O T U members at 3 p m in the home of President Mrs L W Hor son and deliver an evening lecture at the Methodist Church.
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Mies
Louise E. Hollister
Nationa
Thoraday
L. W. Horson
Methodist Chares
Gate City Oiuue Beats Machinists 15 to 5 in Season Opener
The game yesterday afternoon between the Machinists and Pocatello ended with Gate City Oiuue winning 15 to 5. The grounds were fair, and the Machinists earned praise for their hard work. This opener marks the start of a season, and hopes rise for continued Pocatello success in future games.
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Pocatello
Gate City Oiue
Wmachicists
Poctatello
Lawyer Heltsheimer Returns From American Falls Memorial
Lawyer F H Heltsheimer traveled from American Falls after aiding in the I O V U F Memorial exercises held there yesterday. He commends the day’s services at the schoolhouse and cemetery with wreaths and flowers. Heltsheimer spoke at both sites.
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F. H. Heltsheimer
Amercan Falls
American Fall
Holtzheimer
Four year old injured by wagon wheel accident
The four year old son of W H Lewis of McNammes suffered a severe head wound when he fell between a wagon wheel and brake. He was dragged for hundreds of yards before being found and treated by Dr W A Wright. The skull surface was scraped and his face bruised. he remains under care in the city to recover.
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W. H. Lewis
McNammes
W. A. Wright
Spring's Little Worry Verses on an Ideal House Plan
A Baltimore News poem imagining a perfect two person home with six rooms and specific features. The speaker outlines a comfort focused plan including a frescoed interior, winding stair, tight windows, a parlor for two, a kitchen, a middle upstairs room, and a private back room for contemplation, ending with doubt about finding a builder.
Window Interview with Crusty’s Daughter Teases
A witty exchange from the New York Journal recounts a cheeky question about courting Crusty’s daughter and a humorous reply claiming the suitor won through the window. The quip captures a playful era tone.
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Crusty
New York Journal
Hurry Up and Hurry Up in New Immigrant View
A six month resident Italian notes cultural difference as he welcomes a younger brother and jokes that his brother is too Italian and not rushing enough. The quotation reflects early immigrant attitudes conveyed by a New York Times note.
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New York Times
A Palpable Slander at the Opera
The New York Herald recounts gossipy chatter among ladies in an opera box. Mrs Cobwigger critics a rival wife’s gown while Mrs Malaprop defends or mocks Mrs Lowcutte, reflecting social satire and rumor in high society.
Applicant Rebuff After Kiss Allegation Cited
A job applicant cites being kissed by a head of the house as reason for leaving. The lady asks if the applicant objected and the wife reportedly sided with the husband. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Story of a rumored engagement from Boston Evening Transcript
Maude crafts a dramatic tale to trap Mr. Catherly into proposing. Carrie reveals the ruse, stating the confession came only the night before and he denies ever hearing of the engagement plan.
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Maude
Mr. Catherly
Carrie
Boston Evening Transcript
I Met Your Friend Biff in Downtown Morning Drive
Yonkers Statesman quotes a playful exchange about meeting a friend downtown. A pedestrian jokes he ran over a dog, prompting lighthearted banter between speakers and a mention of a passerby named Biff.
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Biff
Yonkers Statesman
No Sentiment About His Departure From Home
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt mocks sentiment about a man leaving his home due to a leaky roof and smoky chimney. The brief quip contrasts drama with practicality.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Easter Riddle Prompt Sparks Din of Chicago News
A playful item notes Deacon Dobbs-William asks what his father would have if given $5 from $10. the cheeky answer is William-Nothing while the mother would own a new hat, reflecting a light local humor tone.
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Deacon Dobbs
William
Chicago News
A Weighty Reason and Yeast-It's Hard to Keep a Man Down
A brief Yonkers Statesman item notes a humorous exchange about heavy monuments placed over some men. The quip contrasts weighty matters with stubborn fortune and resilience.
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Crimsonbeak
Yonkers Statesman
She Gertrude vows to marry only for ideal suitor
The Kansas City Journal reports She Gertrude declares she will not marry until she finds her ideal. When asked what he must be, she replies any man who will ask her.
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Gertrude
Kansas City Journal
Debate on justifiable act of self destruction
Spartacus questions which side Gloomster took in the debate on the justifiable act of self destruction. Smarticus replies that death by one’s own action is the answer. Baltimore American.
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Spartacus
Gloomster
Smarticus
Baltimore American
Marguerite Story Draws Notice in Theaters
The inter minable tale titled Marguerite draws attention in theater circles as a controversial female-led narrative. Critics note the production centers on a woman's experiences and choices.
Proposals for Ft Hall Idaho School Facilities Bid Window
Department of the Interior invites sealed proposals for stone dormitory Mesa Hall employees quarters school building laundry and water and sewer system at Ft Hall School Idaho. Bids due July 25 1903 at 2 p m. Inspect more details at multiple offices and the agency. A. F. Caldwell U S Indian Agent Reasfork Idaho. A C Tunner Acting Commissioner.
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Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Mesa Hall
Ft. Hall School
Idaho
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Indian Office
Ft. Hall Agency
Improvement Bulletin
Minneapolis
Minow
Salt Lake
Northwestern Manufacturers’ Association
St. Paul
Mino
U. S
South Canal St
Chicago
Ilil
Howard St
Omaha
Nebr
A. F. Caldwell
Reasfork
A. C. Tunner
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