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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
2
Published Wednesday and Saturday mornings by The Tribune Company Limited Incorporating.
The piece argues Democrats must win eastern states as western Republicans gain strength. It notes Kansas Seventh district shifts from Populist legend to Republican plurality, with Long defeating Simpson and Republican gains widening to about 15,000 votes, suggesting Roosevelt has little to fear from Kansas.
The piece notes government restrictions on immigration but reports an estimated 793 000 foreigners landing in the preceding twelve months, the largest influx since 1882. It questions how the United States will digest and assimilate the huge population rise as the fiscal year ends.
The text argues that the United States has vast unoccupied land and expanding industries offering asylum and jobs, but the central issue is assimilating diverse newcomers. It critiques lawmakers for failing to enact effective immigration protections and notes Europe’s response to American openness amid renewed migratory pressures.
The Sells and Downs Show drew Chillicothe readers with a street parade and tent performance. Spectators watched riders bands clowns and exotic animals including a Philippine tiger and a large elephant. The parade energized crowds and reflected the show's prosperity, with notable costumed riders and lively air music.
At the June 16 1903 meeting of Pocatello Aerie No 119 Fraternal Order of Eagles a committee drafted resolutions of condolence for the death of John Ellis wife Sarah A West Ellis. The motion expresses heartfelt sympathy to Brother Ellis and family and orders publication in newspapers and inclusion in minutes with a copy to Brother Ellis. A W Jones
Tourist steamer route offers weekly departures every Thursday Friday and Saturday via the Rock Island system. Promises best service and lowest rates with information from B Drake D P A Salt Laka.
A fragmented notice announces low travel rates for February through April with inexpensive ship and rail options. It mentions Pete, train service, and a commercial agent in Milwaukee and St Paul, plus routes to Halt Lake Wig.
Sixteen year old daughter of rancher Martin Fick disappeared Monday afternoon while swimming in Marsh Creek near Oneida. Her clothes were found along the creek bank that evening, and the search continued all night until her body was recovered from sixteen feet of water the next morning.
Harry Jacobs plans a handsome pew cottage on South Fourth avenue. J M Ingersol returns after a short absence. J A Tupper arrives from Salt Lake on business. Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M meets to confer EK A degree. Miss Callie Warning visits from Kansas City. Ruth Chapter No 6 O E S meets Friday June 19. A death notice for Dr Cohn's brother was mistaken. he is alive.
At a June 16 1908 meeting of Paratellc Aerie No 119 Fraternal Order of Eagles a committee drafted grief resolutions after the death of Frank R Reads’s wife Nellie Rounds. The group expressed sympathy, requested publication, and directed minutes to memorialize the loss.
The article argues that true refinement shows in how a woman sits and rises. It describes correct seating with back supported, feet planted, head high, and shoulders relaxed, plus steps to rise smoothly and avoid awkward postures.
A. A. McDaniel returns from a week in Pendleton Oregon where he visited relatives and reports sending several acquaintances to recent Heprouer disaster relief efforts.
Funeral services for Henry Bowers were conducted this afternoon at the M E church. His mother was expected to arrive this afternoon via No 7.
An oil stove in William Raington's rooms caused a blast in the Elk building this morning. Fire alarms summoned help but the blaze was extinguished before the fire department arrived.
O A Bristi from Demisey reports strong activity in mining circles. The Iowa and Idaho company is pushing ahead with a large tunnel on its property as the country remains unrested.
Lucha Teas files for divorce alleging marriage in April 190 and desertion by John Teas in November of that year. She asserts the separation was without her consent and against her will.
Mrs Charley Loras traveled to Post land yesterday as her husband plans to join soon. The marriage of Mr Lepas was revealed at Grand Junction Colorado last Sunday. Riffaaller, Santa Fe New Mexico, noted as the eldest fireman on the Short Life damenter lodge, has died after a long illness. He left a wife and one of two young children.
Joseph Yates files suit for injunction and 100 dollars in damages against Edward Kelly and Michael Whitworth, seeking restraint from interference with his dam on King Creek at Chesterfield. Sheriff Griffith heads to Chesterfield to serve the papers. Yates claims ownership of King Creek waters since 1879.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Rounds was held this morning at 10 o'clock from the Mormco church under the auspices of the Ladies of Woodcraft.
Miss Louise B. Hollister of the W. GC T. A. will lead a temperance event this evening in the Methodist church. All interested in the cause are invited to attend.
Lewis Ashe comes home to Salt Lake City for summer vacation with five prizes awarded for proficiency to his classes at All Hallows College.
A fragment notes that George Gerten met with a sevious figure, with unclear context and missing details due to OCR damage. The readable portion suggests a noteworthy encounter but provides no dates, locations, or outcomes.
A wagon collision left a driver with a serious leg fracture after being dragged about two hundred yards. Another Gallagher Bros. driver escaped injury when thrown from a delivery wagon. A nighttime attempt to burgle a post office ended without serious harm after a stranger failed to gain entry through a store back door.
An 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs A L Meuser of Mountain Home was accidentally shot near Soldier while herding sheep. He was taken to Soldier for treatment but is believed fatally wounded. The parents rushed to the suspected side upon receiving the news.
Stomach and liver tonic claims to improve appetite and digestion. It promises to cleanse the stomach and revive relish for food, tailored for those who feel dull after meals. Sold by all druggists.
Notice directs contestants to appear and present evidence at 10 o clock a m on June 16 at the United States Land Office in Blackfoot Idaho. An affidavit shows personal service could not be effected, so the notice will be given by public posting.
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