U S May Back Plan for Joint Action on Russia
Washington reports confirm a Russian garrison buildup at New Chwang Manchuria. The State Department, awaiting President Roosevelt's California return, may pursue radical measures and a three nation plan with Japan and Britain to press Russia to evacuate Manchuria without formal US alliance.
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Washington
State Department
China
New Chiang
Manchuria
Roosevelt
Hay Ie
Cal
Ifornia
Japan
England
United States
Ecome
United Determination of Three Nations
Maocazia
Conger
Yonsul
Goodnow
Porte
Taka-Shan
Mouked
Russians Enter Korea Threaten Japanese Protest Safe Zone
In Yokohama on May 8 reports say Russian troops have entered Korea to protect timber concessionaries and a large force near Wiju. Japan protests vigorously, warning against the incursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Korea
Wiju
Brother of Czolgosz Arrested in Los Angeles
Under secret service orders in Washington police in Los Angeles arrested a man believed to be one of four brothers of the McKinley assassin. He is confined in the city jail with no charges filed yet and will remain detained until after President Roosevelt leaves the city. The man had been living in Los Angeles for months and worked in a tamale factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loe Angeles
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Osolgces
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Advertisement
An old notice extols healthy kidneys as filterers of impurities and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims the product strengthens the system and is for sale at Bean's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bean's Drug Store
Out Buildings Burn at Rayle Home in Sudden Fire
Early morning blaze at the Rayle residence on South Garfield avenue and Whitman Street destroyed the coal house chicken house and closet. Three chickens perished, three hens escaped, property owned by Mrs S H Oliver of Ontario Oregon, loss about 50 dollars covered by insurance, origin under investigation. Firefighters arrived promptly and prevented further spread as wind carried embers toward Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rayle
Herbert Rayle
S. H. Oliver
Committee backs Panama canal visit by high level panel
Rear Admiral J. G. Walker General P. O. Haines and Prof. William H Barr form a subcommittee visiting the Isthmus aboard the Altancia from Oslo. Walker says the inspection found ongoing work satisfactory and nothing beyond routine checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. G. Walker
P. O. Haines
William H Barr
Panama Canal Committee
Altancia
O:lo
Walker
Russians mass troops near Port Arthur as New Chwang reoccupies
Russian forces in Manchuria concentrate near Port Arthur with 14 000 troops between the Liae river mouth and Port Arthur. New Chwang is reportedly reoccupied with garrisons and forts along the Ya La river road, while Macao region preparations suggest defense against actions in Mongolia.
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Orient
Port Arthur
Liae River
Tien Tachwang Ta
Liae Lung
Ya la River
Macodoria
President Roosevelt Attends Fiesta de las Flores Parade
President Roosevelt arrives in Los Angeles at 1 PM during the Fiesta de las Flores. He reviews the floral parade and delivers speeches after short stops at Pomona College in Claremont and Wilson High School in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Claremont
Pomona College
Pasadena
Wilson High School
The Challengers Ship News Briefs
Glen Cove May 8 Reliance and Columbia raced to Bristol for fittings. Gourock May 8 Shamrock III was drydocked for a stretch test before tomorrow’s set race. The new spare performed well and showed no weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
R. I
Reliance
Columbia
Bristol
Gourock
Shamrock the III
Michigan Underwriting completes peanut industry combine
Cincinnati May 8 The Confectionere Review reports that the Michigan Underwriting Company of Detroit has completed a peanut industry combine with capital stock of four million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Confectionere Review Today
Michigan
Detroit
Poe Manuscript Bought In Philadelphia for 2100 Pounds
George H. Rigty of Philadelphia paid 2100 pounds for the original manuscript of Edgar Allan Poe's poem The Bells. It is described as the most important Poe manuscript in existence, with none of The Raven known to exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phildelphia
George H. Rigty
Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
the Raven
Waiting the End Col Dewey Nearing End in Illness
A Nampa special reports Col W H Dewey is unconscious and weaker than at any time since illness began. Heart action waning, sinking spells increasing in frequency and intensity. His business affairs closed and family awaits the inevitable end, now seen as a matter of a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
W. H. Dewey
Col. Dewey
Newspaper Fame Shapes the Great Man’s Legacy
A quotation from the New York Press extols the newspaper as essential to a figure who shines before the public. It claims the press supports constitution spreading, enterprise, science, and success, while noting some fame is cheap yet newspapers satisfy the living wearer of the cloak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Preas
Telegraphers Union Seeks Injunction Over Telegraph Company
In St Louis on May 8 the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America filed a petition in US district court asking Judge Adams to issue an injunction restraining the Western Union Telegraph Company from discharging men belonging to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America Today
United States District Court
Adams
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anica
Evansville Man Dies After Anti Fat Medicine
James Holloway aged forty six of Evansville Indiana died after taking an anti fat medicine in Chicago and officials said the remedy caused his death. He weighed about two hundred fifty pounds. The case is being investigated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
James Holloway
Holloway
Chicago
Presbyterians Approve Creed Revisions At General Assembly
New York May 8 227 of 235 Presbyterians in the Presbyterian Church in America voted solidly for creed revisions. The vote signals a unified move to update doctrinal statements within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian Church In America
The Wheel Punishment in the Eighteenth Century
Paul Lacroix notes the wheel as the general death penalty of the era. A condemned person was bound to a large wheel and broken by an executioner with a heavy iron bar, a spectacle praised by onlookers. The official fee for the act was 25 livres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lacroix
Printing bids sought for Academy of Idaho catalogue
The Board of Trustees of the Academy of Idaho invites bids to print the second annual catalogue. Deliver prepaid in Pocatello before July 1, 1908. Send full particulars to the principal. bids due by 9 a.m. May 13, 1908. The board may reject all bids. James F. Kane.
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Board of Trusteeu
The
Academy of Idaho
Academy
Pocatello
Board of Trustees
James F. Kane
Two Black Men Hanged for Murder in St Louis Jail Yard
In St Louis on May 8 Henry Wilson and Samrpeon Gray, two Black men, were hanged in the jail yard for murder according to reports from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Louis
Henry Wilson
Samrpeon Gray
Flagship Sets Sail for Salonica
Teelen May 8 reports the French flagship Admiral Pothen and the armored atelser Latcache Treville sailing for Salonica today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelen
Admiral Pothen
Latcache-Treville
Salonica
Melancholy Author Seeks 300 Francs in Dumas Tale
A sorrowful writer visits Dumas in despair over raising 300 francs to avoid harming himself and his two children. Dumas searches his coffers but can offer only 200 francs, insisting he must have 300 or all are doomed. He then suggests sparing only one child if needed.
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Dumas
Summer Excursions
Summer excursion rates east offer one fare plus 2.00 round trip via Rock Island System. For information contact Hall Ray, General Agent, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Ray, Gen. Agt
Denver
The Rhymester and the Poet
A quip distinguishes poet from rhymester. Newitt says a poet is often one who calls himself a rhymester, while a rhymster is one who calls himself a poet. The remark airs a comic view on literary self labeling.
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Ascum
Newitt
Philadelphia Press
Miners See Gold and Copper Prospects in Pocatello
Jesse Knight and C O Newell of Prive express optimistic views on local mining prospects. They report 25 and 10 years of California Nevada Utah mining experience respectively and plan to stay to inspect and encourage development. They believe surface shows indicate rich gold and copper and urge citizens to push mining ventures in Gate City.
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Jesse Knight
C. O. Newell
Prive
J. J. Knight
Newell
Keight
California
Nevada
Utah
County approves funds to buy poison for squirrels
The Montpelier Examiner reports that the county commissioners ordered 31500 dollars from current expense funds to purchase strychnine. The poison will be distributed gratis to farmers by precinct committees for exterminating squirrels in St. Charles Lanark Dingle Paris Ovid Montpelier Liberty Bloomington Bennington Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Board of County Commissioners
St. Charles
Lanark
Dingle
Paris
Ovid
Liberty
Bloomington
Bennington
Georgetown
Newbro's Herpicide Proclaimed Cure for Dandruff
The article credits UNNA and a team of scientists and physicians for discovering a dandruff cure named Newbro's Herpicide. It claims the remedy kills head parasites, promotes healthy hair growth, and contains no harmful substances. Sold by druggists with a 10 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Mre
A. L. Cook
County Examinations Set In Bannock For 1903
Pocatello Idaho May 4 1903 county examinations for second and third grade certificates to be held May 27 28 29 will not include questions on school law or state constitution. applicants must write on these two portions at August examinations County Superintendent Mrs Anna Harmer oversees the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Anna Harmer
Grand Lodge A O U W Gathering in Haily Idaho
The Short Line offers one and one fifth fare on the certificate plan to Haily Idaho for the May 19 to 23 1903 meeting with attendance of fifty or more paying full fare. Dr Thornburn Grand Recorder signs certificates. A B Matson Agent.
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Grand Lodge
U. W
Haily Idaho
Dr. Thornburn
Grand Recorder
A. B. Matson
Agt
Notice to Contractors for Pocatello Church Bid
Sealed proposals for building the First Congregational Church of Pocatello will be received by Gec Gasser until May 10, 1903. Specifications may be examined at architect W. A. Semms's office. 4-25-10t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church of
Pocatello
Gec. Gasser
W. A. Semms
Photograph Shown Proves Banks Absent, Maid Says
In a brief Chicago News exchange, an unidentified maid confirms Miss Banks is not in, stating she was given a photograph by Banks to verify the absence and ease doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softleigh
To Be Good and Disagreeable Is High Treason
A pointed remark on virtue asserts that steadfast dissent against prevailing norms marks true misdeed. The speaker argues opposition to widely accepted conduct erodes communal integrity and invites severe scrutiny.
The Piano Tuner at Spragues Pharmacy Ad
Robison, a Boise piano tuner and rebuilder, leaves orders at Spragues Pharmacy for CE. Described as the only reliable tuner who comes regularly, this notice promotes his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spragues Pharmacy
CE. Robison
Boise
Colonel Dewey Dies at Nampa After Long Idaho Career
Colonel Dewey died at 12 55 a m at Nampa surrounded by family after a career shaping Idaho mining and railroads. He helped found Silver City and Dewey, built the Florida Mountain group, substantial mines, and the Boise Nampa and Owyhee railroad, and planned the Idaho Northern extension before his death.
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Namrya
Dewey
Sir Hej
William H. Dewey
Adams
Mass
Idaho
Silver City
Jolonel Dewey
Owyhee County
South Mountain
Trade Dollar
Trade Dollar Mining Company
Florida Mountain Group
Owyhee
Ths
Boise, Namoa & Owyhee
Nampa
Marrhy
Idaho Northern
Emmett
Timber
Thunder Mountain
Thander Mountain
Dewey Palace
Namra
E. H.dewey
Piano Tuner W A Smith in City
Piano tuner W A Smith is in the city and patrons should leave orders at the Fair Store promptly due to a short stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Smith
City
Photo Access Request Warns of Bleck Reality
A cryptic message to proceed with a Bleck themed photo access reveals uncertainty about reality. The note hints at a photography project or location called Bleck and invites further clarification.
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Russia
Uncle Sam
Czolgosz
Bizet
Black Studio
Gray
Sheet Masie
Gray's
South
Garfield Avenue
Whitman
Ontario
Ore
Center Street
Isthmus
New
Chwang
London
Pekin
New Chwang
Calif
Drew
Mae At
Westminster Hotel
the Challengers
Peanut Trust
Townspaper
Flagship
O. W. Gray
P.O
Dopet
Binok
OF Bannock
State
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