09 May 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
1
France orders authorities in the Far East not to permit meetings of Russian squadrons in French waters. Two squadrons are said to have connected at a junction and are seeking the Japanese. In Nhatrang, Annam, Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron has been cruising off Varangle Bay and passed through diplomatic channels in London this morning.
Premier Balfour reads French ambassador statement denying any neutrality violation in Indo China by Admiral Rozhestvensky. In St Petersburg officials say Japan’s threats to France are not taken seriously and rely on Britain to influence Tokio if tensions rise.
The feeling of resentment against France for aiding the Russian Second Pacific Squadron remains high in Tokyo. Japan argues Admiral Rojestvensky’s fleet could not have reached the far east without outside help. In this crisis many eyes turn toward Great Britain for assistance.
France has issued orders to civil and naval authorities in French Indo China prohibiting Russian naval forces under Admiral Rojestvensky and Rear Admiral Nebogatoff from operating in French waters. Admiral de Jonquieres is directed to ensure Rojestvensky honors his promise to leave French waters.
Reports indicate a joint Russian squadron under Nebogatoff and Rosestvensky near Tudor China as official dispatches show the fleet leaving Kong Thu bay. Japanese warships concentrate in the Formosa straits amid heightened tensions over French neutrality and British sympathy.
May dispatches to the admiralty via hospital ship Kostroma report Nebogatoff’s division has completed its role and Rosestvensky’s task is accomplished. Nebogatoff’s ships are expected to spend time in sheltered Chinese sea waters near the coast beyond the three mile limit to finish recoaling and preparations before the final voyage.
The Slaight & Freeze stockbrokers firm in Boston went into receivership today after a wife of a former stockholder petitioned for relief amid a disputed accounting. Offices across New England were closed as receivers took control.
The American Stock Growers' association formed by seceders from the National Live Stock association convenes its first annual meeting in Denver with Governor McDonald delivering the welcoming address. Attendees discuss securing better railroad rates and service and opposing railroad combinations.
Ex Attorney John A Bagley and Frank Jones from Montpelier visit to oversee the Shoshone Power Company project. Clearing work started at Angerville with construction aimed to start at Augur and Shoshone falls, an 18 month timeline to bring current to Bull Lake amid rising power requests.
A brief note records a transaction where a four year old purchases more of brand O. L. and a return to J. M. Roos at Stagner's Livery.
Invitation reads free tasting of Pacific Crystal beer on North Cleveland Avenue tonight from 7 to 10. Datel lunch will be served as part of the event.
Prof. Muehlen at 217 N Gur field lists Pinnos available at actual cost for the next thirty days.
Notice to saloon proprietors in Pocatello invites them to attend a local meeting at Wedekind hall this evening at a specified hour, organized by a committee of local traders. The notice requests cordial attendance and mentions the committee name.
The Portland special passing through Pocatello on May 7 1905 thanks Divisions 209 and 183 and local citizens for hospitality. It extends a vote of thanks to the cowboys and Indians who helped make the stay pleasant and wishes God be with them until they meet again.
The Idaho penitentiary begins constructing a women’s ward as two female convicts remain housed outside the state. Governor Gooding issues a proclamation banning sheep importation from neighboring states due to scabies, requiring a clean health certificate within ten days. A Capitol site expansion and road surveys across Salmon River country accompany state plans.
The presidential party stopped in Fort Morgan Colorado for a one minute speech. He forecast increased prosperity for the state.
Notice from C W Gray announcing a partnership with C D Smith forming the C W Gray Real Estate Exchange in Pocatello Idaho. Smith will handle duties and collections as Gray plans a major immigration project and expansion with Western Loan & Savings.
A notice advertising buying selling and renting near the Pocatello Base station across Center Street bridge. It lists real estate horses cows and a variety of new and used goods offered by D TL Bertoch, proprietor.
Blooming pansies and violets decorate Dash Nursery and nearby markets in Bannock Har area drawing local gardeners. Robbies and Old Crow brands showcase hardy varieties while Mount Vernon and Bourbon themed displays attract visitors.
A midnight Kansas tornado slaughtered twenty four people and injured over thirty five in Marquette and surrounding areas. The town is wiped out and all business suspended as rescuers, aided by lanterns, search wreckage and tend the wounded. Marquette, Kansas lies near the center of the state with about fifteen hundred residents.
An unknown man described as a sheepherder attacked a passenger on the Wood River branch train near Bellevue, slashing the victim’s throat. The assailant was shot and killed by Constable William Shafer. Moore, the injured man from Salt Lake representing Collier's Weekly, may not recover. The dead man has not yet been identified.
Chicago May 9 Wheat No 2 Red quoted 46 and 96 by May 92 and July 83.
A grocer promises better value with Breathing's Best tea and offers a cheeky return pitch if customers skip the purchase. The ad emphasizes affordable tea and a playful guarantee to lure shoppers.
Mrs A Tarr of Houston Texas reports Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured a very bad cough. The note notes it is pleasant to take and suitable for cold draughts and throat exposure. The ad mentions January 1902 and bottle price of one dollar.
Mrs Josie Sumner of Bremond Texas writes April 15 1902 that Pal lard Snow Liniment has been in her family for three years and it cured her growing pains in her daughter's knees and frost bitten feet. She calls it the best liniment she has ever used and mentions its price and seller.
Notice is given that the partnership Glesler & Meyer wagon and carriage building at 27 West Clark street has been dissolved by mutual consent. J. W. Meyer retires and C. I. Glealer continues the business, will collect outstanding accounts and pay firm’s bills. Pocatello Idaho May 8 1906.
Violence flared in downtown Chicago as roughly a thousand strikers clashed on Clinton and Jefferson streets. Police opened fire after bricks were hurled, while teamsters and labor leaders warned of intensified actions ahead of a presidential visit.
The postmaster general appoints Caroline Raymond as postmaster at Wagan Bannock county Idaho replacing Frank Daniels who resigned. A star service is set from Lucerne to Market Lake and return three times weekly. An entry notes Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank approval linked to Boise City National Bank of Moine Idaho.
Swinehart launches new tee wagon operation under the Pure clear tce brand at Bannock Abstract company with ordering and contact through Phone 45-4.
An early notice extols Merbine as a vegetable remedy to relieve indigestion dyspepsia regulate bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints. It claims harmless effects and includes customer testimonials from Andrews editor and Cocoa Florida and Cook of Colorado. The Colorado Midland railway section promotes Pullman observation cars for scenic trips to the Rockies with contacts in Denver and Salt Lake for summer tours.
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