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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
1
Report notes Japanese troops in Manchuria amid Chinese resistance as Oyama appears to bluff while Cas sii prepares to depart Washington.
St Petersburg reports the abolition of the Far East Viceroyalty and the retirement of Grand Duke Alexis as High Admiral and Admiral Alexieff as Viceroy. Alexieff remains Aide-de-Camp to the Emperor while the Far Eastern committee is dissolved, seen by Liberals as a final repudiation of the Manchurian venture. The press greets the move as a victory for opposite policies.
Washington reports official sources say Count Lamsdorff's illness slows peace talks but causes no major hitch. St Petersburg notes Ambassador Meyer failed to meet him due to heart trouble. Cassini to leave Washington with Rosen replacing him. Lamsdorff indisposed but not delaying negotiations overall.
Three men boarded the North Coast Limited at Puyallup and tried to force a stop at a bonfire set by Confederates. The engineer did not stop until past the fire, a brakeman was shot as he fled, and the robbers fled the scene after two shots at Engineer Woods. no one was hurt.
In St. Petersburg on June 25, reports claim Grand Duke Alexis resigned as Med Admiral after a terrorist warning. The Interior Ministry bans the Russ newspaper for a month, limiting public exposure as it has attacked the bureaucracy and published critical exposes.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe insurgents sacking four Armenian villages in Scharankan district Erivan province and besieging Owllanoras han. Armenian towns repel attackers causing heavy losses to insurgents as Cossacks prepare from Baku to quell the rising, with about 37 000 insurgents claimed.
Helena June 23. County Attorney Porter of Custer County reports solid evidence of extensive bounty frauds in eastern Montana. Fraud may reach 15 000 in one county as bounty inspectors collude with wolfers who kill wild animals for pay. Several suspects are in custody and more arrests are expected.
Chicago grain markets report No. 2 Red wheat at 1.05 set for July delivery with steady pricing cues as traders note June activity.
Kane the grocer in Pocatello is the exclusive selling agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees. Buy from him to ensure you get the genuine article.
Mrs. H. A. Mueller shuts shop at 134 N. Cleveland and offers all millinery skirts and shirt waists at cost and below for cash within 30 days to clear stock.
A brief item notes a Union Street center booth in Pocatello offering meals with emphasis on straightforward service, aiming to reassure patrons about fair pricing and quality.
A.Tanner, Mitchell’s law partner, testified in Portland that he and Krebs and John A. Benson made agreements to push claims through the General Land Office and divide fees. Judge DecHyven allowed evidence of similar offenses to show premeditation, despite objections.
Lodz on June 22 saw a bloody collision between soldiers and a crowd. Many people were killed. Warsaw reports on June 25 that a man carrying bombs was arrested near Malewki police station, while disturbances are anticipated after the Lodz shooting of workmen.
Goldfield dispatch reports a party of nine prospectors crossing Death Valley between the Parmint and Funeral ranges where seven men and all three burros died. Two survivors, severely dehydrated, were rescued, tongues swollen and limbs stiff from heat. Bodies buried in sand, all packs remained, and lives were likely lost in the dry alkali desert.
The regular summer vacation of the Court of General Sessions is suspended at the request of District Attorney Jerome who intends prosecutions related to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The move follows concerns over the society's affairs.
A Hailey Idaho celebration will feature a three day race meet on July 4 5 and 6 with 1900 in purses. A second three day meet will follow July 11 12 and 13 near Bellevue five miles from Hailey with 1300 in purses. Race Committee contact details are provided.
Thousands of sufferers report relief from sick and nervous headaches using Dr King s New Life Pills. They claim to purify blood and improve health. Sold for 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Mrs A L Cook, druggist, offers the remedy. Mrs Win sells summer elk at cost for cash only.
The Episcopal church ladies organize a cooked food sale at Blyth and Margo’s store this Saturday afternoon from 2 o clock onward.
Roswell New Mexico June 3 Land fraud cases mirror Oregon and Mortars with Benjamin H Tallmadge of Chicago arrest in a Southwestern Land Company case on subordination of perjury. Authorities say thousands of acres in New Mexico artesian belt were taken by fraudulent desert entries at 20 to 30 dollars an acre. Government agent Grosvenor Clarkson has pursued the matter for months. Tallmadge bonds at five thousand dollars and denies law violations.
Mrs. Mary Rogers, who faced execution for murder, has been moved from solitary to mingle with other women prisoners at the Vermont state prison. The Federal Circuit Court granted an appeal to the U S Supreme Court yesterday, delaying the hanging.
Notes from Soda Springs Idaho report an excellent year for sheepmen with high wool prices and strong fat stock markets. Sheep health is good, range is favorable, and 33 carloads of wool have departed. A meadow oats sample from Grays Lake is noted, and a birth is announced for June 26, 1905 to J Lau and wife with mother and baby healthy.
In St Paul on June 23 the Supreme Court ruled in the State versus Congressman C. B. Buckman that the $70,000 timber cutting claim is outlawed, rejecting the state's action.
A Missoula dispatch to the Inter Mountain reports Colonel F B Reeskove known as Coyote Bill fatally shooting William Durke at Durke’s Ratthernmke Ranch during a quarrel that had lasted about three months. Durke died at the scene and Reeskove fled toward Hutte Montana.
A mail carrier has been appointed regular and C Blomquist is named sub rural carrier en route to Idaho Mallee Idaho. The comptroller of currency approves the conversion of Idaho County Bank at Cottonwood Idaho into the First National Bank of Cottonwood with 25000 dollars capital.
Governor Gooding praised Nampa for securing a beet sugar factory and predicted state benefits from the Minidoka trip. Senator Dubois cautioned that the price may be too high while stressing western citizenship and the need to guard public virtue against commercial pressure. Senator Smoot to speak at Fourth of July events.
Portland will host a series of Sunday services at the Lewis and Clark exposition in the Auditorium. Leading divines from across the country will address crowds as admission ranges from twenty-five to fifty cents. Notable speakers include Rev Merle St. Croix Wright, Rabbi Emil G Hirsch, Dr Newell Dwight Hillis, Rev James W Lee, Rev Thomas E B Sherman, and Rev Charles M Sheldon with services continuing through August 18 and drawing up to 4,000 seats.
The notice urges athletes to register with committee chairman A W Service to compete for athoto aperts prizes on the Fourth of July. It emphasizes timely registration to participate in the event and prizes.
The Pocatello baseball squad left for a northward tour playing St. Anthony Sugar City and Idaho Falls this weekend. Manager Trapp and players including Bredett Seddons Ward Lee Fuller Reuf Karr Kennedy Crow and Buck Shot joined the trip with Porer and Fredell joining at Sugar City. Next week three home games are slated with Idaho Falls Blackfoot and a return with Blackfoot. The last game with Blackfoot stretched to twelve innings with Pocatello winning 12 4 1.
Three U.S. warships anchored opposite the city center at Portland Oregon join the Lewis and Clark exposition display. The Kosten Chicago and Perry will remain for weeks with daily tours 1 to 5 pm. Chicago carries heavy guns and Marines will perform exhibition drills at Home Terrace near the Government Peninsula.
City water rule urges water consumers to close all taps and hydrants after any fire is extinguished and keep them shut until the fire is completely quenched. City Ordinance No 60 imposes penalties up to one hundred dollars for violations. Pocatello Water Co. by Geo Winter, Supt. dated June 1905.
Kane the Grocer acts as exclusive Ponatello selling agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffee. Customers urged to visit Kane's for the genuine article and fresh daily vegetables and market goods.
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