The Pocatello Tribune Publication Note
Pocatello Idaho weekly edition details delivery by carrier in Pocatello. Notices urge readers to report complaints at the office. The paper is mailed from the local post office as second class matter under KZ Tribune Company Limited with George N Ifft and William Wallin listed as president and secretary.
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Pocatello, Daho
KZ Tribune Company, Limited
George N. Ifft
William Wallin
Daily Tribune
Pocatello
Worthy Spirit Emphasized by Olympic Committee Leader
Colonel Robert M. Thompson, president of the American Olympic Committee, praised American athletes heading to Stockholm not as bettors but as sportsmen. He urged competitors to accept defeat with grace, recognizing true courage in courtesy to victors and continued effort to improve.
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Stockholm
Robert M. Thompson
American Olympic Committee
DISSATISFIED WITH PROSPERITY AND PROGRESS
The piece argues a Republican record from 1897 to the present shows strong gains, with a rising surplus, war costs paid, and broad employment. It notes the Panama Canal project and overall national prosperity as proof of effective governance, while hinting at a final GOP valedictory review.
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United States
Spain
Panama Canal
What One Woman Would Do as President
The Reverend Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Suffrage Association, argues from her platform that a president would appoint a commission to map out a broad education plan for children and extend health laws, with government loans for agriculture and broader civic duty. The piece notes potential shifts in party platforms toward woman suffrage and the emphasis on women's fitness for the elective franchise.
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Anna Howard Shaw
National Suffrage Association
Shaw
California Democrats Board Train to Baltimore with Wine Juice and a Houn’Dog
The California Democratic delegation departed for Baltimore by special train carrying fourteen hundred quarts of California wine the same amount of grape juice half a carload of fruit and a trained houn d og as reported from San Francisco on June seventeenth.
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San Francisco
California
Baltimore
FACES MURDER CHARGE IN CHICAGO MURDER CASE
Mrs. Rene B. Morrow, prominent Chicago club member, was arraigned for murder in the death of her husband Charles B. Morrow. He, a noted inventor, was found shot on the rear porch of their Michigan Avenue home on December 28. Relatives' investigation followed initial reports of suicide and cited alleged domestic strife and threats by Mrs. Morrow.
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Chicago
Rene B. Morrow
Charles B. Morrow
Mrs. Morrow
Morrow
Boston Bunker Hill Anniversary Celebrations Reported
Boston and vicinity observed the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with parades and celebrations centered in Charlestown where the historic fight occurred.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Mass
Charlestown
Fracas Continues Over Midnight Roosevelt Visit
The Rosewater chairman visited Roosevelt at midnight, a fact unknown to his committee associates until today. They speculated that Rosewater sought to reconcile with the Roosevelt faction amid ongoing disputes.
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Rosewater
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Delegates From Washington Press Fight at Convention
Roosevelt delegates from Washington refused recognition by the national committee conferred last night and decided to press the fight on the convention floor.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Washington
National Committee
Roosevelt to be sole speaker at mass meeting
Chicago June 17 It was announced Roosevelt would be the only speaker at tonight's mass meeting and he would address the work of a national committee and outline campaign arguments. He will be introduced by Alexander H Revell. Ten thousand tickets have been requested while seating capacity is 4200.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
National Committee
Alexander H. Revell
Taft forces claim firm hold on southern delegates
Director McKinley of Taft forces says Roosevelt won only two southern delegates amid ongoing claims of accession by Roosevelt among southern delegations.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft Forces
Taft
Taft Delegates Denounce National Committee Roll Call
Chicago June 17. Members and members elect of the Republican national committee and four state chairmen denounced the action of the national committee in making up the temporary roll call for the convention. Signers include Wasson, Brown, Whiting, White, Lissner, Howell, Thorson, Caswell, Neighboons, Pearson, Priestley, Edwards and Knox.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Henry E. Wasson
Pennsylvania
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Borden F. Whiting
New Jersey
William Allen White
Kansas
Meyer Lissner
California
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Thomas Thorson
South Dakota
I. A. Caswell
Minnesota
Thomas Neighboons
Missouri
Richard Pearson
North Carolina
George C. Priestley
Oklahoma
William Seymour Edwards
West Virginia
Frank Knox
Michigan
Lady presidential cabinet Would be a cabinet of all the talents
The article outlines a vision of a progressive administration with a diverse cabinet. It names Jane Addams as secretary of state, Andrew Carnegie as secretary of war, Louis D. Brandeis as attorney general, Fila Flagg Yount as interior secretary, and Hetty Green as treasury secretary. Dr Wiley would chair the pure food commission. The text praises a sane social welfare program under government action.
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Shaw
Jane Addams
Andrew Carnegie
Louis D. Brandeis
Interior
Fila Flagg Yount
the Treasury
Hetty Green
Wiley
Miss Shaw
Divorce Suit Prompted by Alleged Wife Abuse
A Sandpoint man files for divorce claiming his wife beat him, while editorial tone notes political influence in local elections and comments on the Idaho Falls Call editor’s view of party dynamics. Other items preview Idaho newspaper meeting in Mackay and a Chicago Coliseum crowd remark.
Bootlegger fined and jailed as Hawley aims to break into foreground
A bootlegger was sentenced to a $300 fine and three months in jail. The writer questions plan effectiveness and quotes Governor Hawley saying he has been keeping in the background and hopes to succeed. The governor expects to break into the background on November 5.
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Hawley
McCammon News Advocates Swatting Knocker and Fly
The McCammon News suggests a plan to swat the knocker as well as the fly, noting that both constrain most people to solemn remarks. The piece frames swatting as a pragmatic response to nuisance and social pressure.
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McCammon
Political Rush Links to Ninth Inning Baseball Metaphor
A speaker likens current politics to a tied ninth inning with no outs, urging timely action. The analogy underscores urgency and relevance of the application amid the standoff.
Endless Political Talk And Pressing Local Questions
The piece laments scarce facts for readers while politics dominate coverage. It notes campaign noise, suffrage activity, high living costs, industry progress, and social changes, then asks about tangible updates on scores and fishing, seeking ground truth amid chatter.
Gems In Verse Howells Poem Seas Wreck Lament
Fragment from a poem by William Dean Howells about a sea voyage and a wreck. The sea takes the ship, a shore cry goes unanswered, a shell remains mute, and a lone lover lies in a coral bed beneath the unknown deep. The tone is melancholy and symbolic about loss at sea.
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William Dean Howells
The Everlasting Light by Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Poem speaks of love and longing as a pilgrim journey toward paradise. It contrasts sorrow for unattained affection with the fulfilled life of companionship that rests in divine grace and divine presence. The speaker envisions perpetual motion in Allah's smile and heart guiding lovers from dawn to dusk.
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Fairy Isles
Paradise
Allah
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Idaho Statesman Advertising Note
An Idaho daily newspaper offers home delivery at 65 cents per month with subscription details and contact at Rork's Stationery for ordering.
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State Paper of
Idaho
Rork
Imo
Tailoring firm offers free trousers with suit purchase
Pocatello Tailoring Cosmo A Tribune ad advertises a promotion giving an extra pair of trousers free with every suit order through August.
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Pocatello Tailoring Cosmo
Mormon Polygamy Debate Calls for Light and Sympathy
Right Rev. F. S. Spalding, bishop of Utah, defends Mormon polygamy as a sacred tenet and denounces the charge that English girls are imported as plural wives as a cruel slander. He says recent plural wives are daughters of existing plural wives and aware of their actions.
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East
Utah
England
F. 8. Spalding
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warning
Public health advisory warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and the body. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally and used under physician prescription. Testimonials offered, Druggists sell the remedy.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Excursions to Boise for Chautauqua and Knights of Pythias meet
Excursions to Boise offered via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon stations for the Idaho State Chautauqua and Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting. Limit July 1. Inquire with agents for rates and further particulars.
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Oregon
Idaho
Chautauqua
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Providence Poor Farm Claim Highlights Million Dollar Bequest
The Unique Poor Farm in Providence Rhode Island is described as the world’s most valuable municipal poor farm, valued at about one million dollars and located in a prime residential district. It was bequeathed to the city by Ebenezer Dwight Dexter in 1824 and admission is limited to those who have owned real estate or whose parents did.
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Providence
R. I
Ebenezer Dwight Dexter
Boston Globe
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