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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

4

Freight rates spark interest in Salt Lake rail increases

Eastern railroads survey a proposed freight rate rise set for Oct 1 and possible western application. Utah offices report no official western change yet, while New York commercial groups prepare to study the proposal. Railroads claim higher rates could boost national purchasing power and drive orders for iron, steel, and lumber.

Salt Lake Oregon Short Line Denver & Rio Grande Railroad New York Merchant’s Association Board of Trade and Transportation Produce Exchange Associated Press

Po Catello and Academy of Idaho Baseball May Decide League

The Saturday game between Po Catello High and the Academy of Idaho is highly contested as both teams lead in percentage. A win is vital since league championship chances hinge on the result. The game starts at 3 30 PM at the East Side Baseball Park.

Pocatello High School Academy of Idaho East Side

Caleb Jones Marries Lena Jamison in Salt Lake

Caleb Jones of St. Anthony, a prominent Republican figure, wed Lena M. Jamison in Salt Lake City on Friday evening. The couple plans to reside on the Oregon coast after Jones sold his St. Anthony holdings. They traveled via Pocatello on the way west.

Caleb Jones St. Anthony Valley of the Snake Salt Lake Lena M. Jamison

Death at Logan Touches City Council Member Family

City Councilman E G Houde received a telegram announcing the death of his son's wife in Logan. Cause is meningitis after a six week illness. She leaves a husband and a small child. Alderman Houde plans to attend the funeral.

E. G. Houde E. H. Honde Pocatello Alderman Houde Logan

Local court fines and chain gang mention headline

A morning report notes a man fined ten dollars for indecent exposure and two women and a common drunk, all to serve on the chain gang. Also cited is a Sunday School workman, W. C. Merritt, passing through Pocatello en route to Salt Lake from Butte. Oregon real estate man William Hyde Stalker also travels through Pocatello this afternoon.

Pol Chain Gang W. C. Merritt The Sunday School Union Pocatello Salt Lake Butte Oregon William Hyde Stalker Baer City Ford, Ore

Bountary in the Brient An Attempted Innovation Cites Etiquette Clash

Lady Burton recounts in Inner Life of Syria how European courtesy clashed with oriental custom at her reception. Dragomans served Europeans first while local women were left awaiting, provoking anger and a warning against altering long standing norms. A husband jeered at European manners and warned not to teach women unfamiliar practices.

Burton Orient Syria

American plan clash ends in hotel bill dispute

A rural politician visiting a Kansas City hotel challenged a $8.35 charge claiming he paid for dinner under the American plan. The proprietor explained dine elsewhere. The guest demanded more meals and was told the charge covered one dinner. The tale appeared in Harper's Weekly.

Kansas City Thut Harper's Weekly

Job tale in dialect on trials and misfortune

Frank Stanton quotes a humorous Atlanta Constitution reflection on Job suffering. The speaker uses rural dialect to describe sores, pestilence, and a hurricane blowing down Job's house while Job laments the additional hardship beyond bites.

Dickey Job Frank Stanton Atlanta Constitution

Napoleon III Coup Described In Memoirs Of Claude

An 1851 night in Paris unfolds with Comte de Morny at the Opera Comique as rumors swirl about a palace coup. Claude recalls the famous move that brought Napoleon III to power and a witty remark about sweeping with the broom.

Napoleon III France Monsieur Claude M. Claude Comte de Morny Opera Comique M. de Moray

Burglary Quip Sparks Ledger Style Droll Exchange

A burglar captured in the act quips that he believed a copper would be near when needed, provoking a sardonic exchange with a policeman who cuffs him. The Philadelphia Ledger records the humorous line as part of a crime brief.

Philadelphia Ledger

After the Quarrel a Kind Old Gentleman

A fragment from a Brooklyn Life column recalls a quarrel and a boy named Johnny Wastside who claims to have handled the matter single handedly. The dialogue hints at trust tensions and social attitudes in a visiting scene referenced by city papers.

Johnny Wastside Brooklyn Life

Oscar Wilde’s Theatre Reflections and Ellen Terry Praise

Ellen Terry recounts her Birmingham visit in 1878 to see a production she calls perfect. She recalls how reviewing artists in the audience, including herself and Duse, spurred actors to their best with the shared presence and understanding of fellow performers.

Owen Babs Ber Og Opligna Birmingham Ellen Terry McClure Ophelia Hamlet Olivia Eleanora Duse Marguerite Gautier

The Cap of Maintenance and Papal Supremacy

The London Standard notes the cap of maintenance as a symbol of papal supremacy in English kingship. It recalls King Edward VII’s parliament, the oath before the lord chancellor, and a crimson velvet bonnet with ermine used as a sacred regal emblem granted by Pope Leo X to Henry VIII.

Edward VII Henry VIII Leo X England London Standard

Heart as chemical machine says Loeb theory

Professor Jacques Loeb argues that a ventricle strip in salt solution can beat for days, even isolated muscles ex refrain after extraction. He claims chemical action drives contraction via sodium replacing calcium, but notes this theory fails to explain muscular control.

Jacques Loeb

A Fair Chance Motor Cyclist Tricks Youth

A fashionable motor cyclist in gleaming costume rides past gentlemen's park toward the zoo. He stops to ask a grubby urchin if he is suitable for the 200, joking that a spare cage and a tail would help his chances.

Gent's Park Zoo London

Oxford Pamphlet Humor Reveals Carroll Quips

An English magazine reprints Lewis Carroll humor from Oxford pamphlets. During the 1865 Oxford election he lampoons Euclidean ideas noting that superficiality marks a speech about two points. A note contrasts examiners with grades, posing a puzzle: value of examiners in books and in a no exam scenario.

Lewis Carroll Oxford

Bright Lady Rides First Class By Mistake

An elderly woman unused to travel sat in a first class carriage with a third class ticket. The guard asked if she was in the right class and she replied she was not entirely first class, but much brighter than she was.

London

Tornado Strikes Gillam Parish. Five Dead and 31 Injured

A tornado last night tore through Gillam Louisiana and surrounding areas including Oil City Belcher and Black Bayou. Five people are dead and 31 injured with fears that fatalities could rise to 25 and injuries to 100 as the parish endures extensive destruction.

Suntan Ny paAte Ras Et Eg Mae Waa To Gillam Gillam Oil City Belcher Blackbayou

County Warrants Call Promises Payment in Bannock County

County Treasurer Julia M Sullivan calls warrants for payment with interest to date. Warrant series include 645 to 651 dated Jan 11 1906 146 to 217 dated July 12 1907 and 219 to 359 dated Oct 15 1907. Presentation at the treasurer’s office required. Dated Jan 13 1908.

Julia M. Sullivan

Colds That Hang On Offer Quick Relief

Colds that linger in spring exhaust nerves and may lead to illness. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and expels the cold safely and surely. Temple Pharmacy offers it.

Ake Foley Temple Pharmacy

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