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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
1
Warsaw reports over six hundred detainees, mostly Jews, in the last day as riot fears rise and a siege seems possible. In Podolia beet root workers strike threatening harvest loss while Kovno peasants seize estate lands. In Lodz news embargo, Warsaw violence continues with barricades and a patrol volley killing or wounding twenty, including women and a boy.
George F. E. Loren, once Toledo postmaster, was remanded to the district jail warden for removal to Moundsville West Virginia state prison. Loren receives two years’ imprisonment and a ten thousand dollar fine for conspiracy in postoffice department frauds. Machen and the Groff brothers began serving their sentences months ago.
Hlwood Garman, convicted of first degree murder for killing railroad clerk William Murray, was found dead in his Mifflingtown cell yesterday by drinking carbolic acid. Garman, a prominent local citizen, was brother of former Democratic state chairman John M. Garman.
The Supreme Court quashed Green and Gaynor’s appeal from a lower court ruling and remanded them for extradition to the United States. The decision suggests their prompt extradition will follow.
The Associated Press learns that China desires to be represented at the Russo Japanese peace conference, according to a reliable authority. The move signals Beijing’s aim to participate in the negotiations shaping end of hostilities.
Supper and sale of aprons and cook books planned at the M B K Church. Event takes place Wednesday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. on June 28 with supper priced at 25 cents.
An item notes Joel Swinehart operating a Lee wagon daily for Pure, clear lead and leaving orders at Bannock Abstract Company in Phonedgek.
Old and reliable insurers including the Hartford Aetna and Phoenix are promoted as solid options, with Church & White Co. listed as agents for these fire insurance offerings.
A woman, described as calm, went downtown and bought an ice cream soda. A lawyer named Hayes is the alleged victim in a case that may be fatal. Further details are not provided.
In Goldfield Nevada on June 21 Mrs. Phoenix wife of a local landowner fired three shots at Attorney Hayes as he chased a boy in Phoenix addition. Hayes was wounded and likely to die. Mrs. Phoenix remained calm afterward walking through town and eating an ice cream soda before her arrest.
Newbury New Hampshire June 27 The statement from Secretary Hay's summer home says he slept well and rested quietly, though not expected to move about soon. A nurse and Doctor Jackson arrived from Boston overnight to provide careful care in the coming days.
Washington June 27 John F Wallace chief engineer of the Panama Canal and Canal Commission resigns both posts to join a New York corporation for a sixty thousand dollar position. Wallace declines to explain and refers observers to Secretary Taft.
James 8. Keerl, former president of the Montana Society of Civil Engineers, was sentenced in Great Falls to ten years in the state penitentiary for the 3 year old shooting of Thomas Crystal, a Helena saloon bartender.
Graeme Stewart, former Republican mayoral candidate and ex member of the Republican National Committee, died early today from an apoplectic stroke suffered weeks earlier in Chicago.
A grocer offers a refund on Behilling's Best tea if customers do not like it. The ad prompts shoppers to compare milk purchases with tea confidence and hints at a money back guarantee.
A Temple Texas testimonial promotes Herbine as a cure for tiredness headaches rheumatism and low spirits. J J Hubbard notes two years use with improved energy and health while Mi a A L Cook mentions a bottle price of 60 cents.
Mra Winn announces a sale of all her summer stock at Cowt with cash payments only. The event offers a clearance on remaining apparel and accessories, inviting bargain seekers to visit and purchase directly.
Report from Tucson on June 27 says a band of about one hundred Yaqui Indians killed at least twelve ranchers and several women and children along the San Miguel river in Cresdis district. Mexicans sought refuge in a ranch house and fought. twenty Yaquis are reported dead after the defense. A party of American mining men pursued the Yaquis.
General Leonard Wood and his wife arrived in San Francisco today aboard the steamer Manchuria. He said the trip was personal and planned to visit President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay with no political significance.
Seattle June 27 Joseph C Abbott an electrician and bartender shot and killed his wife Dolly Gibson and probably fatally wounded Nimsef in a lodging house. Abbott left a letter saying he could not bear the life his wife led and had decided to shoot the women and himself.
The trial of Senator Mitchell neared its end as he declined to testify. Witnesses testified to his public services and refusal of compensation, with defense relying on these acts. Attorneys' arguments began at 2 PM and a jury verdict may come tonight.
The State Land Board mandates the Twin Falls company to file duplicate contracts and retain originals for Cassia county with about $5,000 expense borne by the company. It also extends Carey Act entrymen six months after water availability to begin residence and adopts a leaves of absence rule. State Engineer Stevenson reports the Twin Falls district land between Rock Creek and Cedar Draw is under water from the low line canal.
Chicago Wheat reports No 2 Red at 1.04 for July with a 90 percent basis. Market notes show limited movement as traders watch supply and demand signals.
An advertisement asserts deafness is incurable by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss and offers One Hundred Dollars for any catarrh deafness cured only by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo firm F. J. Cheney & Co. promotes their remedy and pills.
Kane the grocer operates as the exclusive selling agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees in Pocatello. Buy from him to ensure genuine articles and official brand access.
Arguments heard in Idaho Supreme Court for State of Idaho v Dolan challenging fish and game law. Dolan appeals after conviction for selling trout from private pond versus public streams, State argues legislation protects fish stocks and public welfare. Court to rule on constitutionality and reach of the wildlife regulation.
A Kansas customer reports Snow Liniment healed a stubborn sore believed to be cancer on the chin. The testimonial mentions a sister in Allenaville with a similar ailment and requests a supply, attributed to Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
An advertising insert touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a rapid remedy for headaches and nervous complaints. It claims to purify blood and strengthen the body, noting a price of five cents and includes a testimonial by Mrs. A L Cook.
A local sale offers suits priced at 12.50 each with a deadline of July 6. North department store promotes a clearance on men and young men’s suits as the season shifts.
President Roosevelt, a Harvard graduate, arrives in Cambridge for a class reunion and college commencement. He declines all military escort and civic observances, planning to spend his two days at Harvard with fellow alumni of the class of 1880 and staying at Bishop William Lawrence’s home after attending at Oakley Country Club.
Herbert Hobson eleven, son of Jesse Hobson, fell from a hay load in Oxford, Idaho. He was run over by two wheels, kicked by a horse, and suffered severe head and facial injuries. His condition is precarious with slim chances of recovery.
Jam s Taylor, once sheriff of Bingham county and a longtime Idaho figure, reports Mackay Idaho’s White Knob copper mine collapse. The mine, its lavish facilities, and $3.09 million spent yielded no proven mineral, ending hopes of a major mining camp as properties sell off and the smelter is moved to California.
An old advertisement promotes Ballards Horehound Syrup and Herbine for cough cold whooping cough asthma consumption bronchitis and similar ailments. A testimonial from Mia Joe Molrath of Hutchinson Kansas claims five years of satisfied use. Prices listed 50 cents and one dollar.
Beginning Thursday June lat the sale offers diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware cut glass at lower prices than any Idaho jewelry store. M L Roberta Po catello Idaho located next to the post office.
A sensational clearance item list announces every item at cost across Mra HLA and Mueller's stores, directing shoppers to buy quickly as all stock must move within the next 90 days at 194 Cleveland avenue.
Supt. George Winter of the Pocatello Water Company explains sprinkling rules are to ensure fair service, support high pressure for the Oregon Short Line rail shops, and facilitate upcoming reservoir and pipeline projects. He notes a new 18 inch main and a South-West corridor line will raise city pressure and help fill the new reservoir, with full relief arriving after completing a 12 inch west main.
The Idaho Supreme Court reverses a district court ruling in State v. J. B. Cooper Blackfoot. It holds a physician without a license may practice under older medical acts, directing the medical board to grant a license without examination if justified by prior statutes. The decision warns against criminalizing lawful medical practice and upholding property rights in medicine.
A fragmented ad note recalls a North clothing sale event with a July date and clone items. The readable details hint at a sale promotion aimed at shoppers seeking discounted apparel.
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