Russia reorganizes Far East policy amid retirements
St. Petersburg June 23 Admiral Alexieff is named a Council of the Empire member and remains as Emperor’s Aide de Camp after the abolition of the Far East viceroyalty. The Grand Duke Alexis as High Admiral also retires, signaling imperial disfavor and a shift away from Manchurian adventures. The Liberal press greets the move as a final blow to the policy.
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St. Petersburg
Fareast
Alexieff
Council of the Empire
Grand Duke
Alexis
Alexiosv
Far Eastern Committee
Wiek
Peace Talks Delayed by Count Lamsdorffs Illness
Washington reports confirm a slight delay in Russian peace negotiations due to Foreign Minister Lamsdorff illness. Cassini will not take part, and Baron Rosen is expected to succeed him. Japan reports attacks and Russian counteractions in Manchuria as talks continue.
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Washington
Count Lamsdorff
St. Petersburg
Russ
Count Cassini
United States
Baron Rosen
Associated Press
Lamsdorff
Japan
Tokio
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Foreign Office
Bandits Foiled In North Coast Limited Train Hold-Up
Three men boarded the North Coast Limited near Puyallup and Tacoma and tried to force a stop at a bonfire setup by Confederates. The engineer moved the train beyond the fire. the robbers fired at brakeman Harkins and engineer Woods before jumping off as help arrived. No injuries were reported.
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Harkins
Engineer Woods
Grand Duke Alexis Threatened Before Resignation
In St. Petersburg the Grand Duke Alexis reportedly resigned as High Admiral after receiving a terrorist warning demanding his immediate departure within twenty four hours under threat of execution. The Interior Ministry bans publishing The Russ for a month, a leading critic of government bureacracy.
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St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Alexis
Unrest Surges in Trans-Caucasia as Armenians Resist
Reports from St. Petersburg dated June 22 describe insurgents sacking four Armenian villages in Seharankay district Erivan. Armenian towns repelled attacks. 100 insurgents killed. Cossacks and troops repulsed attacks near Khouloundian, capturing prisoners and a black standard. Insurgents’ leaders executed, proclamations urge villages to join war, unrest spreading with 7,000 residents in nearby villages affected. About 87,000 insurgents estimated.
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St. Petersburg
Seharankay
Erivan
trans-Caaucasia
Owllanorashan
Khouloundian
Ouschi
Kisehishken
Baku
Bounty fraud arrests urged in eastern Montana
Helena June 25 County Attorney Porter of Custer county says evidence shows extensive bounty frauds in eastern Montana. Collusion between bounty inspectors and wolfers has inflated payouts with frauds reaching as high as 15000 in one county. Several accused are under arrest and more will follow.
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Helena
Montana
Porter
Custer County
Chicago Wheat Prices See Small Gains on June 23
Chicago wheat market quotes No. 2 Red at 1.05 for June delivery and July futures at 91 1 2 percent, reflecting modest movements as traders weigh supply demand signals.
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Chicago
Kane the Sole Agent for Chase & Sanborn in Pocatello
Kane the grocer is named exclusive selling agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees in Pocatello. Buy from him to ensure you receive the genuine article.
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Chase & Sanborn
Kane's
Kane
Pocatello
Going Out of Business Sale at the Wonder Shop
Mrs. H. A. Mueller announces a 20 day closing sale at 134 N Cleveland, clearing millinery, skirts and shirt waists. Everything offered at cost and below for cash. stock must go.
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Wonder
H. A. Mueller
Cleveland
Pocatello Chili Eatery Ad at 1st and Center
Community notice promoting a Union Lunch Booth at 1st and Center streets in Pocatello inviting diners to try chili without deception.
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Pocatello
1St & Center St. Union
The Shame of the Senator Trial Testimony Emerges
Tanner returns to the stand in the Mitchell case as he details agreements with Krebs and John A Benson to push claims through General Leon Grimce and split fees with Senator Mitchell. The defense unsuccessfully objects to broader offenses, with the judge allowing related crimes to be admitted to show a pattern of conduct.
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Mitchell
Tanner
Krebs
John A. Benson
Leon Gmice
iMtehell
Jude Dstlven
Thor
Bloody Days at Lodz and Warsaw Disturbances
June reports describe a violent clash between soldiers and civilians in Lodz with many killed. In Warsaw a man carrying bombs was arrested near Malewki station and tensions rise after the shooting of workers in Lodz.
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Warsaw
Jiandz
Malewki
Lodz
Seven Perished in Death Valley
A Goldfield report via Watt Clark of Baker City Oregon describes nine prospectors and three burros found in Death Valley. Seven men died, two survivors were severely dehydrated and collapsing, their tongues swollen and bodies buried in sand as rescuers carried them. Burros died with packs on, the group had wandered in a dry alkali desert seeking water.
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Sain
Equitable Life Prosecution Looms After Sessions Suspended
The Court of General Sessions summer term is suspended at the request of District Attorney Jerome who plans prosecutions tied to the Equitable Life Assurance Society affairs. The action signals readiness to pursue charges in the ongoing financial scandal involving the insurer.
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New York
Court of General Sessions
Jerome
Equitable Life Assur. Annee Society
Race Horse Men Race Meets at Hailey and Bellevue
Hailey Idaho hosts a three day race meet on July 4 6 and 8 with 1300 dollars in purses. A week later Bellevue five miles from Hailey runs a three day meet on July 11 12 and 13 with 1300 dollars in purses. Race Committee Hailey Idaho invites particulars.
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Hailey
Idaho
Bellevue
King’s New Life Pills Promising Headache Cure
Slogan style advertisement claims the pills end headaches and nervous disorders by purifying blood and boosting health. Sold by Mrs. A. L. Covok with a 25 cent price and money back if not cured.
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King’s New Life
A. L. Covok
Mrs Winn Sells Summer Stock at Cost for Cash Only
Local sale notices Mrs Winn plans to liquidate all summer stock at cost price with cash purchases only. No credits accepted. Retail items include clothing and household goods. Sale awaits customers at the proprietor’s shop.
Episcopal church cooks sale at Blyth and Pargos
The ladies of the Episcopal church will hold a cooked food sale at Blyth and Pargos store on Saturday afternoon from 2 until 6 o'clock.
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Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Blyth & Pargos
Trail of the Grafters in New Mexico Land Frauds
Thousands of acres in New Mexico’s artesian belt were acquired via fraudulent desert entries. Benjamin H. Tallmadge of Chicago, tied to Southwestern Land Co, faces perjury-subordination charges. Grosvenor Clarkson, government agent, led investigations. Tallmadge posted bond and says all deals were lawful. further arrests expected.
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New Mexico
Chicago
The
T. Tall. Tidee Southwestern Land Company
Grosvenor Clarkson
Tallmadge
Hard to Hang the Woman in Windsor Prison
Mrs Mary Rogers who faced execution for her husband s murder was moved from solitary confinement to mingle with other women prisoners at the Vermont state prison. The move came after the Peder Circuit Court granted an appeal to the U S Supreme Court yesterday.
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Windsor
Vermont
Mary Rogers
Peder Circuit Court
The
S. Supreme Court
Sheepmen prosperous as wool prices rise in Soda Springs
In Soda Springs Idaho this year proves excellent for sheepmen with rising wool prices and strong fat stock markets. Most flocks are healthy with good summer ranges and thirty three carloads have shipped this season. Weather delays shearing but most wool will be clipped by week’s end. A farmer reports meadow oats from Grays Lake reaching forty six inches. A son was born to D J Lau and wife on June 20 1905 with mother and baby thriving and father smiling.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Joe Sibbetts
Grays Lake
D. J. Lau
Bebe
Supreme Court Rules Against State in Timber Case
In St. Paul on June 23 the Supreme Court ruled against the state in the Elite versus Congressman C C Buckman timber case. The court held the state's claim to recover seventy thousand dollars for illegal timber cutting is outlawed under the statute of limitations.
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St. Paul
CC. i Buckman
Supreme Court
Coyote Bill Kills His Man in Montana
A Missoula dispatch says Colonel F B Reeskove known as Coyote Bill fatally shot William Burke at Burke’s ranch on the Rattlesnake near Butte. The killing stems from a quarrel three months old.
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Coyote Bill
Montana
Butte
Missoula
F. B. Reeskove
William Burke
A Mail Carrier and a New Bank
Washington June 24. L Inle appointed regular and C Blomquist sub rural carrier on route 3 at Idaho Falls Idaho. Comptroller approves conversion of Idaho County Bank at Cottonwood Idaho into the First National Bank of Cottonwood with $25 000 capital.
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Washington
L. Inle
C. Blomquist
Idaho Fallss
Idaho
Comptroller of Currency
Idaho County Bank
Cottonwood
First National Bank of
Governor praises Nampa sugar factory and anti Mormon tensions
The article reports Governor Gooding complimenting Nampa for securing a beet sugar factory and Senator Reed Smoot’s upcoming duty address. Senator Dubois warns against paying too high a price, urging citizens to preserve moral citizenship over commercial gain during the Boise valley trip discussions.
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Nampa
Dyhole
Reed Smoot
Wish
Purdum
Goavernor Gooding
Congressional Committee
Minidoka
Ile
Idaho
Dubois
Gooding
Foo
Boise Valley
Noted Preachers at Lewis and Clark Fair
Portland Oregon June 23 Leading exponents of various creeds will speak at Sunday services at the Lewis and Clark exposition in the Auditorium at 4 each Sunday after now. The list includes well known divines from across the country. Admission to the grounds reduced to 25 cents. The first sermon June 18 by Robert McIntyre the bricklayer preacher drew success.
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Portland
Oregon
Moon
Morle St. Croix Wright
Lennox Avenues Unitarian Church
New York City
Me. Wright
Axton Seidl
Emil G. Hirsch
D. D
Chicago
America
Dy Tiirech
Citizen's Committee
Newell Dwight Hillis
Henry Ward Beecher
Lyman Abbott
Plymouthed
Brooklyn
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
James W. Lee
Methodist Episcopal Church
St Loouis
Thomas E. Sherman
St. Louis University
W. T. Sherman
Charles M. Shelden
American League For Civil Service
Ler. Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Fourth of July Sports Prices Register With Chairman
The notice urges competitors to register with A. W. Service, chairman of the committee, to be eligible for Fourth of July athletic prizes.
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A. W. Service
Pocatello Baseball Team Heads North For Series
The Pocatello baseball squad leaves today for a three game set at St Anthony Sugar City and Idaho Falls with home return next week. Manager Trapp and players G Predeil Seddons Baird Lae Fuller Reuf Karr Kennedy Crow and Buck shot Trepp travel, with Freviell and Pever joining Saturday.
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St. Anthony
Sugar City
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
North End
Idaho
Trapp
G. Predeil
Dave Seddons
Hank Baird
Mimer Lae
Fuller
Reuf
Grover Karr
Kennedy
Crow
Idaho Pulis
Poccetella
Idahoo F Palis
Blackfoot
Idaho Palis
Poestello
Three Warships in Harbor at Portland
Three U S warships anchor in Portland harbor near the Lewis and Clark exposition. The protected cruisers Boston and Chicago and the destroyer Perry will stay for weeks with naval drills by marines. Visitors may inspect ships daily from one to five o clock.
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Portland
Oregon
Uncle Sam
Harper
United States
Busbon
Chicago
Perry
Boston
Dewey
Manila Bay
Portland Harbor
Goodrich
Plige
Lakeview Terrace
Government Peninsula
Water Use Rule Amid Fire Emergencies
Water consumers are urged to close all taps and hydrants at the sound of any fire alarm and keep them shut until the danger is past. City Ordinance No 60 provides penalties up to one hundred dollars for violations. Pocatello Water Co. Geo Winter, Supt. dated June 9, 1905.
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Pocatello Water CO
Kane the Grocer Sells Chase & Sanborn Teas
Kane the Grocer in Pocatello is named exclusive eating agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees, offering genuine products through his store.
Kane's Grocery Fresh Vegetables Daily Order Request
If it's fresh vegetables you want, send your order to Kane's Grocery. They offer daily fresh arrivals and stock everything in the market with the choicest selection.
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Kane
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