Postal notice for Tribune Co. mail handling in Idaho
Address instruction for mail matter to The Tribune Co. in Pocatello Idaho. Entry at the post office indicates second class matter status for mailing.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
2
Address instruction for mail matter to The Tribune Co. in Pocatello Idaho. Entry at the post office indicates second class matter status for mailing.
On June 23 events include Clive defeating the Bengal army in Plassey establishing British rule in Bengal. In Baltimore the Democratic convention nominated Douglas and Fitzpatrick for president and vice president while secessionists named Breckinridge and Lane. Dupont and Alboni died. Allies in China captured Tientsin with about 2 000 troops.
The Balkan quartet Bulgaria Servia Roumania and Montenegro are described as Russian influenced or controlled. Servia shifts toward Moscow with Peter's accession strengthening the empire and tightening bonds among the states. The piece notes Montenegrin ties to Russia and fears of a wedge against Russian interests fading as dynastic and political links grow.
Fragmentary report describes King Peter of Retvia caught between Russia and Austria over the murder plot against Alexander. Russia and Austria seek Peter to punish the assassin, risking internal turmoil and possible conflict as foreign powers weigh in on Retvia’s throne.
A distorted antiquated tone describes a plan of retribution against Serbian rulers. The speaker argues for decisive action to satisfy the justice owed to regicides without targeting the top powers, suggesting a midlevel officer as emblematic proof, while warning the Karageorgevitch line could fall sooner than the Obrenovitch.
The Chicago Board of Health warns parents as Fourth of July nears about dangers from toy pistols caps and firecrackers. Do not hide wounds keep wounds open to air and seek care to prevent tetanus. The death toll from fireworks and toy weapons is compared to historic battles.
An invitation urges ladies and children unable to endure laxative syrups or cathartics to try the Little Rarity Risers. The pills are claimed to be different from others and do not purge the system. Even a double dose will be considered.
Fragmentary OCR reads mentions Pike's Peak Brady's and Ballard's, plus notes on motion backache and a remedy. It references Mion Tape satin, Mire A L Cook's, and hard wood cut twelve inch lengths suitable for kindling. Mentions Weeter amber Co. bed.
Daily service from San Francisco to Chicago via Union Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announced. The new route promises faster connections and expanded schedules, with emphasis on convenient departures and improved freight and passenger options.
A collage of verse and prose pieces with rural humor and reflections. Includes a riddle about seven sheep and a farmer’s daughter, a plant-a-tree poem urging cultivation of nature, prison imagery and Be a star of hope, plus dialect sketches of a hustler and rough labor.
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