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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1905

Page

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Roosevelt endorses push for Japan Russia armistice

In St Petersburg and Washington reports say President Roosevelt has taken a step toward an armistice between Japan and Russia. Ambassador Meyer met Foreign Minister Lamsdorff after Roosevelt’s message, but neither side will take the initiative. Negotiations focus on gauging willingness to pause fighting in Manchuria. no official announcement until the President returns from Massachusetts.

St. Petersburg Roosevelt Meyer Foreign Office Lamsdorff Japan Russia

Kelliher Promoted to Grand Trunk Chief Engineer

B B Kelliher receives promotion to chief engineer of the Grand Trunk Pacific effective June 15. Former Oregon Short Line division engineer, he rises from merit to head the entire engineering department on the vast transcontinental project under Canadian government direction. J Q Barlow now chief engineer of Western Maryland.

Ogden Oregon B. B. Kellier Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Panama Canal Kelliher Pocatello O'Mielvany Ashton Mattina- Utal Bancroft Grand ‘Frank Pacific Healgquarters Winnipeg Manitoba America Canada Dominion Maryland Gould

Tee wagon prepares Pure clear tee sales

Swinehart launches tee wagon Pure clear tee at Bannock Abstract. orders by phone 45 K.

Swinehart Pure Bannock Abstract Company Phone

Fire insurance options for homes through Church & White Co

The notice outlines fire insurance protection for homes with agents including Playtford Aetna Phoenix and other providers represented by Church & White Co. It highlights reliability and the role of agents in offering solid coverage.

Playtford Aetna Phoenix Church & White Co

Kane's Grocery Fresh Produce Daily Market Update

Vegetables available include radishes lettuce spinach asparagus and onions with shipments arriving fresh each day. Local shoppers can find a full market assortment at Kane's Grocery.

Kane

Bottled Elder Advertises American Pilsener Availability

An ad notes bottled elder beer available as American Pilsener at all bars for 20 cents per bottle.

Aek

Fighting in Manchuria and Korea Reported

In Manchuria Russians and Japanese skirmished along the front with shifting advances. News from Ohio reports the Japanese detachment in northern Korea fully occupied Kangsong, while Russians retreated toward Sinsong. Dispatches from St. Petersburg describe Japanese offensives west of the railroad and movements along positions near Liao Yang Wopeng.

Ohio Korea Kangsong Jin Lantichiouan Liao Yang Wopeng

Masons Have a Home at Portland

A splendid Masonic building has been erected for entertainment at the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon. It sits on Lewis and Clark boulevard facing the Oriental exhibit and Forestry building with green burlap walls Flemish oak wainscot and green carpets. The second floor houses lounging rooms and sick‑care spaces while the lower floor contains large reception rooms. During the exposition period the building will host many functions by the Masons and their ladies auxiliary.

Portland Ore Ben Masonic Order Pallee Forestry Bulding Masons Ladies” Auxiliare Order of the Internity

Chicago Wheat Price Report

Chicago wheat futures for No. 2 Red ended at 1.03 a bushel for June, with the July contract quoted at 88 percent of the price, reflecting a narrow trading range and calendar spread activity.

Chicago

President Roosevelt Attends Worcester Commencement

The President arrived in Worcester Massachusetts at nine this morning to attend the commencement exercises at Clark University and College. The city greeted him with an enthusiastic welcome as he prepared for the ceremony.

Gan Worcester Mass Roosevelt Chrk University and College

Deafness Cure Claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure

An advertisement asserts deafness from inflam ed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube can be cured by constitutional remedies. It promises $100 for any catarrh related deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and directs readers to send for circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo Toke Halls

Three Physicians Treated Him Without Success

W T Yooney of Paducah Kentucky reports kidney disease relief after using Woley's Kidney Cure. He states the first bottle gave immediate relief and three bottles cured him permanently, recommending the remedy. Sold by Mrs A L Cook.

W. T. Yooney Paducah Kentucky Woley Mra. A

Englishman Thomas Lobb massacres and self destructs in San Francisco hotel siege

A maniac shot nine people during a two hour standoff at the United States Hotel in San Francisco, then killed himself by exploding his head as police closed in. One officer was wounded, eight bystanders injured, including a Chinese victim. Lobb bore a card to the British Consul General.

Maniac Lobb

Fifth Annual Good Roads Convention Opens in Portland

The Good Roads association held its fifth annual convention in Festival Hall at the Exposition grounds in Portland. President W H Moore gave the annual address and secretary Col R W Richardson presented his report after the welcome speeches.

Portland The Good Roads Association Festival Hall Exposition Grounds W. H. Moore Col R. W. Richardson

Cantonese Merchants Boycott U.S. Goods Rally

Cantonese merchants in Singapore joined a movement to boycott all American products during a June 21 protest. The action expressed support for compatriots abroad and aimed to pressure U.S. trade. Numerous attendees gathered publicly to urge the boycott.

Singapore

A Drop of 30 Cents in Sweets

New York reports all grades of refined sugar cut by thirty cents per hundred pounds. Standard granulated sugar now $5.55 per hundred pounds.

New York

Kane's Kare: Exclusive Chase & Sanborn Tea Coffee Agent

J P Kane promotes Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees as the exclusive local agent in Pocatello. Customers are assured of genuine articles when buying at Kane's.

J. P. Kane Chase& Sanborn Pocatello Kane's

Jewelry sale opens June first in Pocatello Idaho

Beginning on June 1 the M L Roberts jewelry store in Pocatello Idaho next to the post office will sell diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware and cut glass at prices lower than any other Idaho jewelry store.

Idaho M. L. Roberts Pocatello

Asthma Cured By Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy

A Davenport Iowa reader reports asthma cured after taking Foley’s Honey and Tar, recalling a cold twelve years earlier that progressed to asthma and noting initial relief from other medicines. The letter continues with praise for the remedy and a claim of complete recovery after one bottle.

Foley Adolph Duesing Weat Third Street Davenport Polo

Pocatello Eating Stand Faces Chill and Street Tension

A fragment notes a lunch booth on Center Street in Tinton amid a chilly reception and wary diners. The terse line hints at local street vending tensions affecting patrons and vendors.

Pocatello Let & Center

The King Accepts Norway Union Dissent as Lesser Evil

The Woikstag convenes to address Norway's dissolution of the union. King Oscar protests he provoked the step but agrees to the council’s plan to seek negotiations with Norway. Premier Tromstedt urges restraint and a convention to ease the crisis. The King laments coercion but accepts a painful but necessary path.

Stockholm Woikstag Norway Oscar Thierve Council of State Tromstedt Sweden Sing

Sham Battle at the Lewis and Clark Fair in Portland

The Oregon National Guard plans a large simulated battle at the Lewis and Clark Exposition July 21 with 1500 troops. Browns in khaki and blues will clash on hillside near Guilds Lake with artillery and cavalry support as crowds watch from the Bridge of Nations. The encampment runs July 18 to 24 with parades and a grand review for Governor Chamberlain and staff.

Portland Ore Oregon National Guard Conne W. E. Pinger H. W. Goode Gearhart Park Chamberlain Exposition Grounds Guild's United States

Knowledge Boek piece on bush growth and advantage

A Knowledge Boek article from A Schilling and San Francia notes that the least of our advantages lies in proximity to the bush where it grows, exploring implications for understanding natural advantage.

Boek Schilling & San Francia

Superior Sausage Ad Claims Quality and Fresh Daily

An old newspaper ad touts Superior Sausage made from selected beef and pork. It notes no herbs or spices are needed due to high quality ingredients and offers home delivery from Peoples Market with a listed phone number.

Gilad Peoples Market J. H Mar.denty North Arthur Avenue

Window Ad Promotes $12.50 Suites at North the Clothier

An ad highlights affordable suites at North the Clothier offering a $12.50 price point. The brief notice emphasizes value and location for shoppers seeking budget furnishings.

Clothier

Would Quickly End Headache with De Kings New Life Mila

An advertisement claims De Kings New Life Mila cures throbbing headaches and nervous ailments by purifying blood and boosting health. Sells for £5 with a money back guarantee.

Mra. A Cook

City to buy new flag and tackle east side jail plan

City council sessions discuss purchase of a pest house sight and plans for a new jail and police headquarters on the east side. Officials consider quarantine enforcement, electric sign pricing, street lamp at Center street bridge, and cement sidewalks while reporting on fire losses and ordinance updates.

Pocatello Idaho Highway and Lights Committee City of Health Committee Redford Smith Center Street Bridge Jeph Murphy Bik

Bank Owes Depositors Four and Half Million After Forgeries

The City Trust and Safe Deposit Company was closed by the State Banking Department in Philadelphia. Forgeries by Benjamin H. Gaskill caused losses of eighty thousand dollars. The bank owes depositors about one million four hundred thousand dollars. President J Hampton Moore, former head of the Bureau of Manufactures, Department of Commerce and Labor, says depositors will be paid in full and Moore will likely be named permanent receiver.

Philadelphia City Trust and Safe Deposit Company State Banking Department Benjamin H. Gaskill J. Hampton Moore Bureau of Manufactures, Department of Commerce and Labor Washington

City considers building four state and police courts on East side

Council discusses site options for new state and police court headquarters with plans to lease, build, or relocate. Finances from prison rent and county sharing may fund a building, while a flag purchase and site swaps near Center and First avenues are debated.

Uistline State Police Court Hongen Mullet Fusé Loox Smith Stone Dwyer Hansen Fusz Distline Mullen Loux Third Avenue Lander Street Center Street First Avenue Redford Cleare Cornell

Wonder Store Goes Out of Business

Mrs Hi A Mueller announces the Wonder at 184 N Cleveland is closing and will sell stock at cost and below for cash in a brief going out of business sale. The notice emphasizes liquidating mil nergy skirts and shirty waists to clear stock.

Wonder Hi. A. Mueller Cleveland

Kane the Grocer Sells Chase & Lavbarn Coffee in Pocatello

Kane the Grocer acts as exclusive selling agent in Pocatello for Chase Lavbarn coffee. The ad urges customers to shop there for the genuine article amid a regional clothing sale and July offerings.

Kane Pocatello Chase & Lavbarn Kane's

North's Daily Tribune Offer

A promotion advertises a monthly subscription rate of 12.60 dollars for the North's Daily Tribune. The notice emphasizes affordable access with a simple price and period.

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