Mr. Hay Improves After Sudden Illness
Mr. Hay, struck by a cold that caused a sudden attack, is reported resting easier today and likely to recover enough to be around again.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
1
Mr. Hay, struck by a cold that caused a sudden attack, is reported resting easier today and likely to recover enough to be around again.
Secretary John Hay was seized by an illness at his Newburyport summer home. A physician was called and two Boston specialists arrived by special train as his condition grew serious, then improved to resting comfortably by noon. The attack, attributed to a cold from travel, had troubled him in recent years.
In Karas mountains Americus in German Southwest Africa rebels led by Menengo the Black Rebel attack the German force commanded by Captain Siebert. The rebels seize all ammunition and supplies. Reported heavy losses on the German side.
A Salt Lake group claims Blackfoot will build a beet sugar factory about four miles from the city on the west bank of the Snake River. Four hundred beet-growing contracts have been secured with thousands of acres of suitable ground nearby. The plan includes rail links to Goshen Rich and Porterville to support beet production and a second factory alongside the existing operation.
Chicago wheat prices move on June 26 with No 2 Red at 1.03 and July at 86.5 as trading shows modest shifts.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will host a card party at the old Watson building on Center street on Wednesday evening in June. Refreshments will be provided.
Church hosts supper and apron sale on Wednesday evening from 4 to 8 pm. Proceeds support church activities. Aprons priced at 25 cents each.
All members are requested to meet at the hall tomorrow at 1 p m to attend the funeral of Bra J Nopper W BMITILEN M W
A daily run by the Icecel Swineharta Loo Wagon called Pure Clear Lee visits locations, leaving enders at Deanmeck Abstract Company in Phowe Tek as part of its circuit.
Reliable old firms and agents linked to Church & White Co. offer fire insurance for homes. The text emphasizes sturdy companies like Hlartford Aetna and Phoenix as trusted providers represented by the Church & White Co.
A brief item notes Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon at the Bannock Bar. The fragment provides no date event or clear action, but identifies two beverage brands and the location.
June reports describe siege conditions in Lodz with over twelve hundred dead, 343 Jews and 218 Christians buried, and 700 wounded. Warsaw shows military encampment scenes with barricades, tranports halted, and 34 infantry battalions present while violence and arson flare in Jewish districts. In Kovno a mob attacked a police station and governor general's palace, wounding five police and injuring others.
Forty five leading Philadelphia printing shops employing two thirds of local compositors adopt a nine hour work day and open shop. The move follows a national master printers meeting and aims to forestall union demands for an eight hour day next January. No immediate opposition is reported.
Dr C A Hoover is home from an Evanston Wyoming and Provo Utah trip to study asylum management. He and Mrs Hoover visited Blackfoot Sunday. Mrs Hoover will stay a few days while the director remains to take charge on July 4 and finalize preparations for the institution.
A reader notes that good tea stands above most opinions and champions Schilling's Best as a superior option.
Advertising note announces bottled American Pilsener beer offered at all bars for 20 cents per bottle.
Beginning Thursday June lat the sale offers diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware cut glass at prices lower than any Idaho jeweler. M I Roberts Paxcatello Idaho located next to the post office conducts the auction.
If it's fresh vegetables you want, Kane's Grocery will deliver daily. They stock everything in the market and offer choicest selections.
Kane the Bole Agent and exclusive selling agent in Pocatello offers Chase and Sanbord teas and coffees. Buy from Kane to ensure genuine products and reliable service. Ian guarantees authenticity with every purchase.
Both Japan and Russia expect their plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington within the first ten days of August. The exact date will likely be set by President Roosevelt. Russia suggests Japan should name its envoys first, with each side eager to avoid taking the initiative.
The President asked Russia and Japan to have their plenipotentiaries meet in the United States in the first ten days of August with a preference for August 1 if possible. Russia names M Nelidoff and Barom Rosen as tentative delegates. Takahira is likely among Japanese plenipotentiaries though Ito may be unable to attend and Yamagata could take his place.
The article recounts J W DeWitt who was robbed of over $500 last winter in an East Side lodging house and later committed to an insane asylum in Warm Springs after a dementia diagnosis. It documents prior theft by Smith, a six year Idaho penitentiary sentence, and DeWitt’s family hardship. It follows his travels from Burns County Missouri to Poontella and Dillon with letters, illness, and finally institutionalization.
A brief classified note indicates stock for sale referencing the Kahoe Packing Co. the item appears as a short, unreadable entry in this OCR excerpt.
Fraternal Order of Eagles holds a special meeting at Bagle Hall tonight at 7 40 to arrange attendance at the funeral of Prother on J Nopper. All members are urged to attend.
Harry Robertson former bookkeeper and private secretary to Peter Mitchell testified clearly about a letter he received in Washington. He said the letter was to be delivered to Tower but he gave it to Prosecutor Heney and the federal grand jury. Mitchell protested the testimony as Robertson spoke.
Colonel A M Tinker visits Ross Fork Idaho on an inspection tour while exploring fishing on Spring Creek. Clarence Brainard departs Fort Hall School for a Coeur d Alene reservation post with William Donner taking over. News on births, travel, and furloughs at Fort Hall School accompany routine notes from June.
The National Stock company launches a two week engagement at the Auditorium Theatre and Pocatello theatre-goers can see a lively musical extravaganza titled LA Trip to Mars. The company features twenty five performers including stars and clever comedians with a show noted for splendid costumes and dazzling electrical effects.
All members of the A O U W are asked to meet at the lodge hall Monday at sharp o clock to arrange attendance at the funeral of Brother C J Nowor Walter Bmithen MW.
Kane's in Pocatello advertises as the exclusive agent for Chase and Sonborn tena and coffees. Shoppers are assured of obtaining genuine articles when buying at Kane's.
Will Carney starred for Pocatello with fifteen strikeouts and four hits, as the visiting team beat Idaho Falls 8 to 4 in ten innings. Crowe made a spectacular center field catch, and Pocatello denied Idaho Falls a single error while securing the Northwestern league victory and claiming Southeastern Idaho dominance.
The Danish training schooner Georg Stag was rammed and sunk by the English steamer Aneom near Copenhagen. Twelve cadets were drowned and fifty seven were rescued. The ship sank in one and a half minutes while most men were in their bunks. only one body was recovered so far. The Georg Stag served as a merchant marine training vessel owned by a private Copenhagen firm.
Sugar City won 15 to 10 over Idaho Falls in a hard fought match with ten errors by Sugar City cited as the turning point. Sunday brought a decisive Sugar City advantage while Idaho Falls later joined Rexburg, Blackfoot, and others to organize the Snake River Valley League and schedule future games.
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