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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

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Brady Leads Pocatello Power Line Toward Blackfoot

The J H Brady Co pole line from Pocatello to Blackfoot nears completion as the 25 mile route with cedar poles is erected. The system will supply electric current to Blackfoot and Grove City and power the waterworks from American Falls via the Snake River. Brady hosts a camp dinner for workers during the construction.

Brady Blackfoot City Limits Great Pocatello Pocatello Pocatelic Leo American Falls Grove City Snake River

Yale Regatta Triumph as Yale Wins All Three Events

New London Virginia June 35 Yale University oatsmen swept the annual regatta. Yale four won by three lengths in 10:00. The New Haven freshmen finished a length and three quarters ahead of Harvard in 13:18. Yale then defeated Harvard in the big race after leading most of the way, marking Yale’s first all three-event win since the regatta’s prominence.

New London Venn Yale University Harvard Yale New Haven Harvards Sime Hieh

Varsity Eight Race Between Cambridge and Yale Harvard

A historic boathouse tally notes Cambridge leads Yale with seventeen victories while Harvard trails at eight in the annual Thames contest.

Thames Varsity Cambridge Mew Haven Yale Harvard Hee Woo

Equestrian statue of General Hooker dedicated in Boston

The equestrian statue of General Joseph Hooker on the state-house grounds was dedicated with a large parade. Distinguished military figures including Lieut. Geo Miles General Wesley Merritt General John Brown Brooke General C C Howard General Daniel Sickles General Alexander Webb and General Joshua L Chamberlain attended. The day was a general holiday.

Boston Joseph Hooker Ecores America Lieut Geo. Miles Wesley Nerritt John BR. Brooke C.C. Howard Daniel Sickles Alexander Webb Joshua L. Chemberiale

The King Swears Belarade Jase Amid Enthusiastic Oath

King Peter took the oath this morning before the skarteobiva amid great public enthusiasm. The ceremony marks a formal succession event with strong civic attendance and ceremonial duties.

Belarade Jase Peter

Martial Law Talk as Richmond Sees Streetcar Strike Quiet

Military reinforcements arrived in Richmond today and the streets remain calm amid a streetcar strike. Reports say talks of martial law are under consideration as authorities monitor the situation.

Richmond

Topeka Flood Forces Mass Evacuations After Deluge

Topeka Kansas June 25 immense rainfall caused a sudden flood. Many South Topeka residents fled to higher ground as the river foe tore through the city. Soldier Creek rose rapidly, aiding destruction in North Topeka.

Topeka Kan South Topeka Soldier Creek North Topeka

Roosevelt All About It and Kiel Visit by Battle Fleet

Emperor William praised American crews on the Kearsarge after a tour of the battleship and paid tribute to Civil War era sailors. Admiral Cotton urged his men to honor the United States and its flag, while Secretary Moody reported the Kiel reception exceeded expectations.

Kiel Emperor William Cotton Kearsarge Hemphill Gret Kear. Earge Fellowe United States Washington, D. C Moody Cotten

Shoshone Falls Draws Big Crowds as Lake Level Rises

Visitors flock to Shoshone Falls Idaho amid high water from the Snake River. Railroad staff from Pocatello and state officials tour the falls while Twin Falls canal lands open. New hotel management at Falls hotel promises clean rooms and wholesome fare.

Falls Hotel Obes. Childs Salt Lake Commercial Club

Officers Renounce Regimental Honor Over King Charles Telegram

From Bucharest comes word that officers of the Sixth Bergian regiment, recently ordered to resign the honorary colonelship of King Charles, accuse the Romanian monarch of incompetence and a breach of faith. They declare the throne unworthy and say they would relinquish the regiment’s namesake distinction.

Vienna Bucharest Roumania Charles

Petition on Jewish Treatment in Russia Reaches U S

President to transmit a petition from the executive council B nai B rath about Jews in Russia to the Russian government. Count Cassini consulted Secretary Hay at the State Department after learning the U S decision to forward the petition.

Washington Jane Executive Council Russia Wven United States Count Cassini State Department Hay

Mayor Capdeville breaks ground for New Orleans sewer system

In New Orleans on June 25 a large crowd witnessed Mayor Paul Capdeville turn the first spade of earth for the citys vast 18 million dollar sewerage project. Formal ceremonies marked the start of a system intended to modernize sanitation and rank among world leading cities.

New Orleans Paul Capdeville

Union Line Men Walkout Halts Spokane Telephoning

Spokane June 25 All line men of the Pacific State Telephone Co in the city who did not quit work with other cities Tuesday are all out today causing a city wide telephoning disruption.

Spokane Union Pacific State Telephone Co

Belgrade Holds Day of Royal Conferences and Proclamations

In Belgrade on June 25 the king met with ministers and issued proclamations. The day drew favorable response and observers expect movement on punishing the assassinated King Alexander and Queen Draga.

Belgrade Alexander Draga

Milner Grows With Water Works and Electric Light

Milner, a four month old town at the head of the Twin Falls canal on the Snake River, already has water works and electric light plans. Major contractors like Nelson-Bennett and Farie & Keel prepare power and dam work as a large business district rises. Many residents live in tents while a stage line and several stores serve the growing community ahead of the July land drawings.

Shoshone Falls Idaho Old Falls Milner Kimama Chanter Snake River Farie & Keel Nelson-Bennett Company Farle & Kess Jas. Criswell Stockgrowers’ Compancy Rock Creek Twin Falls Company Tente M Milner Perrine Saoshene

Pales at Vatican Consistory as Leo XIII Eyes Future

Rome June 35 The papal consistory postponed from June 8 was held with pomp and reverence as rumors swirl about Pope Leo XIII health. He appeared warier and thinner while attendants showed anxious restraint. Three new cardinals received the red hat after oath and kissing his hand. American episcopal announcements included Bertram Orth as archbishop of Vancouver and O J O’Reilly as bishop of Baker City Oregon.

Rome Leo XIII America Bertram Orth Victoria B. C Vancouver O. J. O'Reilly Baker City Ore

San Pedro Road Announces New Schedule and Staff

Salt Lake City June 85 July 1 the San Pedro road will establish a new schedule on the Leamington branch as it takes over. The official roster lists W J Tollerton joint master mechanic R W Brady chief dispatcher J E Hogan dispatcher B T Young supervisor of bridges and buildings William Picker roadmaster north of Juab E A Groves roadmaster south of Juab Superintendent Henderson and BR W Brady office Deseret News annex Assistant Chief Engineer H M McCartney moved his offices there. The new time card to go into effect the first of the month. Rolling stock expected includes about twenty five engines and a similar number of passenger coaches and about 200 freight cars.

Salt Lake City San Pedro Road Leamington Henderson W. J. Tollerton R. W. Brady J. E. Hogan B. T. Young William Picker Juab E. A. Groves Serperintenent Henderson BR. W. Brady Deseret News Aunex H. M. McCartney Fassenger Coaches

Chicago Wheat

We extend thanks to friends and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen for kindness at the death of our son and brother. Caroline Bowers Emma Bowers.

Caroline Bowers Emma Bowers

Last Call for Mac Millan Pictures at Black Studio

Mac Millan and Co announce the sale of band pictures and railroad shop pictures. Call for pickup by noon Saturday at Black studio 340 West Clark Street before the firm leaves for Salt Lake City.

Mac Millan and Co Black West Clark Street Mac Millan & Co Salt Lake City

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Mr. Brady The Power, Light & Water Company J. H. Beady Co Brady Yester Ay Tyhee Mr. Barady Fiset Poet Hole Yale H Eli Joe Hooker Brady's Roosevelt Emperor Bill Shos Hasket James Beamer Harry Lee Albert Lee Feer Railroad Ofifices Twin Falls May L. Scott Twin Falls Canal Shoshone Bigs Lakes Kigame Kim‘ama Pike's Peak Vatican Pope Anzirous Tollerton Brunt Young Chicago Wheat Chicago
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