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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
5
In Richmond Virginia troops moved to quash rioters after a mob attacked a streetcar line. Four soldiers per car, detachments deployed to mills and barns within city limits. Captain Skigedth of Company O, First Regiment, was shot in the leg. no return fire reported. More troops en route.
The White Star liner Oceanic from Liverpool was reported at 1:00 a.m. off Nantucket with Sir Thomas Lipton and J. P. Morgan aboard. Yachts gather to greet the pair as Adjutant General Corbin on Privateer welcomes them and invites Lipton to luncheon at the White House Friday.
Jene Hasiltes O. Wallace, former cashier of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Sarnia Canada, is held on 1000 bail after admitting he fled with 95568 of Sarnia bank funds. He surrendered voluntarily.
A new czar sanctioned edict prohibits sale of guns ammunition or explosives in Finland except under strict tests. The measure is described as a major step toward full disarmament of the Finnish people and is viewed as shaping future security policy.
HB Babcock, traffic manager for the Denver & Rio Grande System, has resigned. He will retire to private life.
Jim Coates prominent and wealthy leader of the Puyallup tribe died from injuries after a fall from a railroad trestle Monday night. The incident occurred as he was traveling near the railroad line, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident.
The note states evangelist D. Sankey is now hopelessly bilod in New York and Juve H I is referenced as part of the context. The fragment provides no further clear details on event or action.
A midday gathering saw Admiral Uettes, Admiral Oot tem, and American commanders join Ambassador Tower and German officers for a lunch with Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia. Earlier, fleets reportedly fired tonnage in a hurried naval exchange as tension balanced with ceremony.
President Roosevelt instructs the Attorney General to appoint special counsel to prosecute indicted or guilty officials, urging full vigor of the law. J. P. Bonaparte and Holmes Conrad are named as special counsel.
Surgeon General O Reilly reports from the Philippines that Manila death rate drops from 46.80 per thousand to 43.17 for the first quarter of 1908. Dr Munson notes Manila's rate compares not unfavorably with San Francisco Boston New York Glasgow Paris Vienna and Havana.
A conference of Sunset Telephone and Telegraph officials sought to recruit workers to replace striking men. Tacoma Portland and Spokane officials will cooperate to secure replacements.
Topeka Kansas June 1 Governor Bailey told the extra session that legislation authorizing centers to use their credit to raise money for repairing flood losses can be passed.
A Raesian anarchist Prince Victor Mackachidee and his wife were arrested in Paris as their expulsion from France was decreed.
If you have kidney or bladder trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney Cura you have only yourself to blame for results as it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases for sale by Bean's Drug Store.
De J. H. Hannaford states in the Western Plowment that proper early treatment of the first cough guides the path toward new development and relief, though the exact meaning is unclear due to damaged text. The item reflects a public health or policy remark with limited readable context.
The item reports a evenly divided stance among supporters and opponents of the Kansas City Platform, reflecting tension within party factions. It notes a sense of anticipation and potential outcomes as debates continue among attendees and leaders.
Des Moines Iowa June 4 delegates divided on the Kansas City platform the state Democratic convention opened at 1 pm in the new Auditorium with A B Jackson presiding Governor candidates are J B Sullivan and Judge Adam Van Wagener J H Quick named temporary chairman gold faction won seven of eleven district resolutions committee voted 7 to 4 against reaffirming the Kansas City platform
L Hughes of Spokane announces withdrawal from presidency race of American Labor union clearing the field for Dan McDonald of Butte to win the election.
Topeka Kansas June 24 Blanch Boise was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail and a $100 fine for smashing saloon windows.
Extreme heat is said to harm infant digestion and a remedy is promoted. The notice urges giving White's Cream Vermifuge as a children’s tonic to stimulate digestion and make babies strong. It includes a directive to avoid Mrs. A. L. Cook's products.
An Eastern friend announces low rates in April 80 908 for train travel and baggage service. The notice lists a card with names and directs readers to contact Seawaakee and St. Paul Railway at Second South St. Sal Lake City.
A fragmented notice outlines a contested will with vague references to a beneficiary named Lane and a possible bequest. The readable text hints at disputes over legacy and possession, but lacks clear dates, parties, or concrete actions.
Fragmented text references a rape case and names tied to a guardianship or legal matter. Includes garbled terms such as guaran and avengue, with no clear dates or locations. Unable to extract a coherent event. preserves uncertain references only.
A fragment describes the Rio Grande Railroad as the World's Scenic Route with vivid canyon scenes. Mentions admirer Cy War pea and mountains, hills, and rose and cactus imagery.
Mrs. Nancy Pagmire of St. Charles recounts a fierce storm two miles from Camp Giveout on the Afton Montgelier road. A cloudburst brought lightning, thunder, and a torrent of hail six inches deep, blocking the buggy path and soaking the traveler and her horse before reaching the Fred Tussell cabin.
MacMillan & Co will leave for Salt Lake City at noon Saturday. O W Pictures Baod and Railroad shop pictures must be called for at the Black studio 340 West Clark Street before departure.
The L D S Relief Society invites the public to a lawn social at E D Harrison 429 South Garfield on July 4. Ice cream cake and lemonade will be served in the afternoon and evening with a dance on the lawn in the evening.
Hon. Burton L. French of Idaho spent the day in the city returning from Washington where he has worked on postal and irrigation matters. He noted favorable Idaho irrigation progress and predicted benefits from the national irrigation law. He doubt a fall special session and expects no congress until December. He supported Pocatello’s forest reservation petition for the water supply.
Mackay notes indicate A P Jenks visits Waite Knob company. Mining experts Teare and Clark inspect Al to district mines. Local mining figures and a new tunnel at Sunnyside mine aim to tap a 1000 foot deep ledge. Rumors of a Mackay Salmon City railroad and ore shipments fuel town chatter.
Judge Budge adjourned court for July 6 to hear arguments in the American Falls Water Power cases. He has handled over 100 cases this term and promises no court until the October term. The Wakeley vs Wakeley water dispute concerns Birch creek waters, with a decision to follow. Terrell vs Oibulka awarded two thirds to Terrell and one third to Oibulka. Amy Church granted divorce from Asa Uheroh. Randall won $740 against James Hayward. Armstrong et al vs Griffiths et al default decree on Battle Creek waters.
At a Lewiston council meeting Councilman George W. Fletcher resigned after clashing over a proposed removal of Officer Hye. Fletcher accused the police of unlawful arrests and detention while Chief Marshal Masters defended the officer. The matter was referred to the city attorney before Fletcher’s resignation.
Me 8S L Wakefield of the Allen Gilert R maker company is in the city today with a carload of pianos from the east. He can be found at Yenrle Pharmacy to demonstrate pianos organs and pianolas. Only two days remain in the city.
Notice to Congregational Church members announces a meeting at the church on Thursday evening July 9 at 8 o clock to consider selling property on North Garfield Avenue lots 17 and 18 block 186 known as the parsonage. Samus Walliacs W A McHan chairman secretary 16 l lt wd
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