Des Moines Tornadoes Devastate Iowa Towns and Crops
A Bayard tornado last night caused $20,000 property loss and widespread damage across Van Wert Weldon Woodburn and nearby towns. Six injured one fatally near Lohrville. several houses farms and a schoolhouse wrecked amid hail and downed telegraph lines.
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Rippey
Vanrvert
Decatur County
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Weldon
Louise
Hazel Williams
O'Hara
Woodburn
Coon Rapids
St. Pauls Road
Congress in session with delays on St Louis expo and taxation bill
Secretary Hay informed the Senate that the St Louis exposition would be postponed to 1004. Senator Cockrell offered an amendment to the sundry civil bill for the postponement. The Sioux free homes provision failed and the Philippine bill advanced. The House continued District of Columbia tax debate with a personal taxation amendment approved. Bellamy highlighted Washington as a haven for millionaire tax dodgers.
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Hay
Senate
St. Louis Exposition
Cockrell
House
District of Columbia
Bellamy
North Carolina
Cummitage to weaker today in Baltimore report
Weaker Today reports Congressman Cummitage is scheduled to speak in Baltimore on May 2. The article notes potential impact on local politics and mentions supporters gathered in anticipation.
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Baltimore
Senator Showp Predicts Safe Republican Victory in Idaho
Former Senator Geo L Shoup toured the city sounding confident Idaho will vote Republican this fall on both state and legislative tickets. He noted large migration from mining camps and favorable health from travels, while steering from politics for now. He departs for Dillon and Salmon City to attend to business after a Mexico trip.
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Geo. L. Shoup
Boise
Dillon
Salmon City
Mexico
California
Catalina Islands
Thunder Mountain
Colorado
Thunder
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Roosevelt Speech at Annapolis Warns Navy Duty and Readiness
President Roosevelt and party arrived at Annapolis to attend Naval Academy graduation. He urged cadets that courage preparedness and knowledge will shape the nation's fate and that victory in war hinges on a strong Navy built to peak efficiency.
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Roosevelt
Naval Academy
United States Navy
Run on a bank in Cripple Creek May 2
A bank run began at the Bimetallic Bank Cripple Creek the city’s oldest bank. Rumor of financial trouble triggered the rush as about three hundred thousand dollars in gold sat on the counter while depositors insisted on withdrawing their funds as fast as the books could be checked.
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Colo
Bimetallic Bank
Gaining Strength Report In Early May Update
New York on May 2 reports Dr Keyes stating that Arah Bishop Corrigan was steadily improving after illness. The bulletin notes continuing care and cautious optimism from medical observers.
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New York
Keyes
Corrigan
Vasquez Leads Revolt Near Capital With Change Expected
In Cape Haytien on May 2, Vice President Vasquez of Santo Domingo commands the revolution against President Jimenez and is near Guerra with his forces. A change in leadership is anticipated as events unfold. Separately, in Pocatello a new pressed brick industry begins with J F Murray displaying the first terra cotta colored brick from his kiln, aiming to rival Salt Lake and Denver in density and color.
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Hayti
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Thtal
Pocatello
J. F. Murray
Murray
Salt Lake
Denver
Colorado
Railroad to Thunder
Miners from Thunder mountain report that Engineer Mills Engis is making a preliminary survey into the district for the northern Pacific railroad. The party has been working beyond Dixie for several weeks and are now into the Chamberlain Basin country. Work is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Mills Engis
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dixie
Sugar Holdings in Cuba Scrutiny by Senate Panel
Arthur Donner of the American Sugar Refining Co and Henry Lott of Raw Sugar Co testified before a Senate Cuban Relations committee. Donner denied interest in duty reductions and knowledge of any scheme. Lott said the Trust bought about half of Cuba's sugar crop with no price change for buyers.
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Arthur Donner
TS Cominaled
American Sugar Refining Co
Henry Lott
Raw Sugar
Senate Committee
Donner
Congress
Trust
Lott
Cuba
Mott
Better Train Service Between St Paul and Coast
On Sunday May 4 changes take effect in passenger schedules for trains between St Paul and the North Pacific Coast. A triple daily through service will be maintained in both east and west directions from Bigaigs west.
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St. Paul
North Pacific Coast
Bigaigs West
Srvice
Convention of Federation of Womens Clubs Opens Second Day
The New Women. Los Angeles May 2 The federation's convention enters its second day with business sessions. Reports and greetings from foreign clubs are presented and state president's reports are read in the afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Cal
The
Federation of Womens Clubs
Sealed bids sought for Portneuf Masonic building project
Notice: sealed proposals to Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M for construction of a new Masonic building in Pocatello Idaho. Bids due May 22 1092 at 7 30 PM at Pocatello Tribune office. Each bid must include a 25000 certified check and bond within two days of opening. Plans available at Church White East Center Street. WM Wallin secretary.
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Board of Directors
Pocatello Tribune
Masonic
Pocatello
Idaho
Portneaf Lodge
Church & White
East Center Street
Out of Jail Pardon Report From Venice Cable
Secretary of War Moody received a cable from Captain Dayton aboard the cruiser Chicago dated Venice reporting partial release and pardon from the King for all on board.
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Washington
Moody
Dayton
Chicago
Venice
King
City of Pocatello Alleys Ordered Clean by Mayors Office
City of Pocatello issues notice to all property owners and tenants to clean alleys adjacent to their property of manure refuse garbage ash and filth and restore to wholesome condition. Violators will be prosecuted under City Ordinance No 4 by order of Mayor George Ross Chief of Police.
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George Ross
Notice of May 1 Dog Tax and Penalties
Notice states dog taxes are due May 1 with late May 81st deadline for unlicensed dogs. Unlicensed dogs will be taken up and destroyed under City Ordinance No 4. Chief of Police.
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George Ross
Neglect Means Danger in Early Sere Cure Ad
An old advertisement warns that neglect causes danger to health and promotes DeVire’s Little Early Sere Cure Boat pills. It claims the pills “never gripe” or cause nausea and lists Bean’s Drug Store and H. H. Whittlesey’s as suppliers.
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Bean
H. H. Whittlesey
Lewis Morrison Stars in Faust at the Audi torium
Lewis Morrison performs Faust at the Audi torium while the Philharmonic Orchestra presents a dance program at the Pavilion.
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Lewis Morrison
Faust
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Viola Says Tis Not So in Perrault Inquiry
Miss Viola Scully, private secretary and stenographer to General Perrault, testifies she contradicted the McCracken affidavit. She says she never gave or saw funds for Perrault and notes she did not hear solicited political contributions in the office. The examiner questions timing and headquarters work in October 1900.
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Viola Scully
Perrault
Robert McCracken
Miss Scully
Robb
George L. Shoup
General Perrault
Wood
McCracken
Republican
Bannock National Bank Planned for Pocatello Center Street Block
The Bannock National of Pocatello will occupy the first floor of a new brick three story block on Center Street built by R J Hayes. The bank is to be capitalized at 50 000 with charter applied and expects to open once the structure is ready. Salt Lake financiers and Gov Ford linked to the project with potential cashiers named.
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Bank
the Bannock National of
Pocatello
R. J. Hayes
Center Street
Electric Light
St. Marie's
Miss Wade
Hayes
Bannock National Bank
McCornick
Salt Lake City
David Kieth
Senator Kearns
Salt Lake
Gev
Ford
Dunn’s Agency
Armstrong
Park City Bank
Sunday Schools Hold Second District Convention in Blackfoot
The second annual convention of Idaho’s third district of the State Sunday School Association met at the Blackfoot M E church on May 1. Mrs Rebecca Mitchell was elected president pro tem as Miss Linger of Idaho Falls was ill. Speakers included Rev Thomas A Snook and Rev D Campbell Mayers. Mrs Bryner addressed on the child and home influence, with evening sessions featuring song, devotion, and an Episcopal rector leading prayers.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
State Sunday School Association
M. E
van Engelen
Baptist Church of Pocatello
Miss Linger
Idaho Falls
Rebecca Mitchell
Thomas A. Snook
Roach
M. E. Church of
Boise
Reesor
Bryner
International Sunday School
N. M. Temple
M. FE
Porca Tello Aerie 119 E O F E shifts meetings
In future regular meetings of Porca tello Aerie No 119 F O E will be held on Friday evenings instead of Saturday evenings as heretofore. J B Hicks Worthy President OC BE M Loux Worthy Secretary.
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Porcatello Aerie No. 119 F. O. E
J. B, Hicks
Worthy
M. Loux
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