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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
1
An investigation in Washington probes a gold mining claim reportedly advertising in foreign newspapers from New York. An ad translated from a Greek paper promises five dollars can grow to ten in a month and to one thousand soon. The ad lists managers linked to high public offices including a senator from Ohio and the U.S. treasurer.
Lady Herbert wife of the British ambassador left Newport for England today but her satchel with jewels valued at $15,000 vanished after being set down on a dock by her maid who was in charge. The loss disrupted the embassy farewell.
Janet Willis Sweet of Idaho was sworn in today as attorney general of Porto Rico.
The final cabinet meeting before the president's departure from Washington to morrow was held today. Former Postmaster General Smith attended the gathering.
A telegram from the German emperor to King Peter at Belgrade is described in social terms showing cordial relations. The message reflects official courtesy and diplomatic posture amid ongoing European affairs.
Fragmentary report mentions Weater Lumber Co and Brady's for changes. Includes references to wood cut into twelve inch lengths for kindling and potential splitting. Details are garbled with names and dates missing.
The Constitutional Club hosted Colonial Secretary Chamberlain for lunch and presented him with an address honoring his services to the nation. Premier Balfour delivered the presentation speech and Chamberlain received an ovation, joking about a personal competition while endorsing Balfour’s leadership as essential to the Unionist party and empire cohesion.
The ornamental plaster workers in New York were called out today as part of a renewed Building Trades war. Plasterers employed by members of the New York Employers' association face a strike. If ineffective, housesmiths and bridge men may join in a national stoppage halting building operations nationwide.
Berlin voters swung to the conservatives with 89 Reichstag seats. National Liberale 44, Richter Liberals 20, Barth Radicals 9, South German radicals 6, Oenter party 13, Scoul iste 25. D Barth defeated amid a fragmented result.
In Koaten dil near Sofa Bulgaria police raided rebel quarters. A quantity of concealed dynamite exploded during the raid killing six men.
Rome Jeune reports the palliums were conferred today on new archbishops and bishops. Archbishop Orth of Vancouver was among the recipients during the ceremony in Rome.
A Jackson Kentucky city court judge who presided over a case involving two men charged with a theft at Ewens hotel has received a threat of assassination. He will be guarded by militia as a precaution.
Eddie returns to public life on horseback for the first time since illness, joining a grand birthday celebration honoring the King with a ceremonial ride and formal greetings.
London observes King Edward's birthday with a royal colors trooping at Horse Guards. His first horseback ride since illness. while in Hungary a strong earthquake shocks Ear u Damaged. Buildings collapse. inhabitants panic as four tremors hit the town.
Report from Wilmington describes a riot last night resulting in the shooting death of William Cramer. William Simms has been charged with murder and authorities warn the militia may be called if further rioting occurs tonight.
Chicago June 26 William Baer arrest follows alleged plan to rob the Melrose Hotel in Los Angeles where gems valued at 15000 dollars were stolen.
New York reports on June 26 as the Colombian congress names J A Valeze a vigorous opponent of the canal treaty as the new president.
A large fire tore through nearly the entire Cincinnati Abbattoir plant today in Cincinnati Ohio. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 800000 dollars and left extensive damage across the facility.
After four decades of service in New York customs, Dr J W Jewe has been removed from his post as customs examiner effective June 26. The decision ends a long tenure noted for dedicated service.
Rome June 26 The Pope approves Rev. Thomas A. Hedrick of Rochester New York for the Bishopric of Cebu Philippines succeeding Martin Garcia Valcocer the last Spanish bishop in the Philippines.
Orion Price, a stage driver, killed his infant child and wounded his wife and Ed Leach as a train arrived. The wife, returning to work for Leach, reportedly sparked by jealousy, led to the shooting. Price was jailed and mob threats were reported.
W. O. W. pictures and a batch of band and railroad shop photos by Mac Millan and Co. must be collected by noon Saturday at the Black studio 340 West Clark Street before Mac Millan and Co. depart for Salt Lake City.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes of ten years bedridden with kidney disease and how Foley's Kidney Cure relieved him after consulting top medical skill. He calls it a Godsend and recommends Bean's Drug Store for purchase.
The steamship Oregon, the 61st vessel to leave Nome this season, passed Port Townseed this morning and is due to arrive there this afternoon at 3 30.
A fragment notes headaches and nervous system symptoms tied to illness. The text mentions a box and references to females but lacks clear details or full context.
A St Josephs School closing exercises program drew a crowded audience as pupils performed with thorough training. Miss OBrien starred in The Secret while Master Pitts excelled in The Wanderer theme. Rt Rev A J Glorieux praised Christian education and urged parental interest for loyal citizens and good government.
A detailed program lists songs scenes and acts from The Secret and The Bell in the Forest. Cast includes Mrs Middleton Miss Griffin Miss Middleton Miss Mary Krew Miss Alicia and Miss Delia with L O Keefe N OConnell and E Zamboni among others. The proceeds or notices reference Rev A J Glorieux and a sewing society president, with village tradesmen and attendants named.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles and promotes sale at Bean's Drug Store.
Robert B Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease and illness. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he claims to be completely cured in under two bottles. Bean's Drag Store also advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for bronchial troubles and summer coughs.
On July 8 and 4 the Short Line will sell round trip tickets to any point in the same state as the selling station and to points in other states within 800 miles, at a single fare. Continuous passage in each direction with final return limit July 6 1908.
Judge Thomas R. Marcem of Meskegeo I T, a figure in the Jackeen Ky feud, fled after his brother J B Marcem was killed. He arrived in St Louis seeking to continue home but was confronted by rough handling and torn clothes as evidence of the assault. He had no money.
Mrs Simon Lewis hosted sixty three on South Arthue avenue for a Japanese themed afternoon from 2:30 to 6:30. Guests wore Japanese costumes and posed for group photos after a six course luncheon. Mrs H Kosminosky of San Francisco was guest of honor assisted by Misses Lewis Rayle Franks Goodwin and others.
People of faith and no faith flocked to hear Robt Ingersoll's talk on saving the mind. The latest hair remedy Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill the dandruff germ and prevent baldness. It is a grease free hair dressing sold by druggists with a 10 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. Mrs A L Cook Special Agent.
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