24 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1902
Page
1
In New York on November 24 two Italians, Dominic Santo and Tony Mena, fought in the street near a police station. Officers, after arresting them, believe they uncovered an anarchist meeting place close to the station. Mena is reported to have admitted his anarchism.
President Roosevelt plans to finish his annual message to Congress tomorrow and consult leaders in both parties before printing. Senator Quay opposes any tariff revision in the White House discussion.
Acting on U S State Department instructions the Paris consulate asked four American physicians to form an independent autopsy commission to determine how Mrs Ellen Gore died. French officials planned a reconstruction of the fatal scene this afternoon in the room of the tragedy. a U S representative was denied entry. The death will be shown as an accident.
The Washington Star urges Thomas F. Walsh as a Republican candidate for U S Senate to succeed Teller in Colorado. Friends claim Walsh could win nomination if allowed to declare. Walsh has repeatedly shown indifference and says he has no political ambition and prefers his private life.
Havana November 24. Police Captain Mason and two officers were wounded and two strikers killed in a demonstration before the palace. Several strikers wounded as strike spreads. traffic suspended at 10 o clock by order of Superintendent Geenweed. City officials, including the mayor, sympathize with the strikers and will not arrest. Electric cars are again roping through the streets.
Scranton on November 24 reports no definite action on private settlement talks between mine workers and employers. Attorneys for coal companies have returned home for consultations and no conferences will occur until they gain authority to negotiate.
Charles M. Moore, a 35 year old in poor health and teen-in-law of Judson Sherman, connected with A. A. Wittle & Co., shot himself at his Chicago residence this morning. Family members suggest the shooting may have been accidental.
John Mc Geary, tried in Anaconda for the murder of Washoe smelter Superintendent John H. Evans in July, was sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary this morning.
New York police reveal that the feared killer nicknamed Jack the Slasher is Charles Roth a German collector who confessed to stabbing three men at Path Beach in self defense on November 18.
King Victor Emmanuel signaled the birth of Princess Mafaola on November 19 by donating 40,000 dollars to hospitals in Remo. The gesture aims to aid medical facilities and honor the royal event.
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A Boise paper reports Mrs. Frank, held in Phillipsburg, confesses to killing Mrs. Patience Conn and James Conn, and recalls a 25 year old husband murder cleared on insanity. It also outlines Bishop Glorieux’s plan to claim Idaho’s share of The Hague Pious Fund award and fund a Boise cathedral.
Entertainments note for a Monday evening dance at St Joseph's Hall. The article recalls that 904,700 dollars paid by Mexico as interest on land was kept in California and that Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico are owed their shares likely to be received before the case is settled.
A New York circular purportedly from George J. Gould urges Colorado Fuel and Iron stockholders to send proxies to Gould and associates. A separate note by E. H. Harriman and Edwin Hawley also invites proxies to Gould. Gould denies the previous call as unauthorized.
Mrs Kensler, serving a life sentence for second degree murder in Idaho, had her fourth pardon application denied by the pardon board. The panel noted no new evidence and reiterated prior denial. Alfred Freel, the man linked to the crime, is also serving a life term in Idaho. Three more applications remain before the board meets again on Friday.
A hurricane swept over San Artano in Santa Fe province on November 24 destroying hundreds of houses and killing five people.
A blaze yesterday at the Gans Brea umbrella factory in Baltimore caused 250000 in damage to the building and stock. The property was fully insured.
Davidson and Goodwin coal dealers will stay at their former post office building to supply coal for range and cook stove. Customers are advised to leave orders at their continued stand.
Official vote canvas from Wyoming’s recent election shows F. W. Mondell for Congress winning by 6916, Governor DeForest Richards by 4466, O. M. Potter for Supreme Court by 3411, Fennimore Chatterton for Secretary of State by 5322, Leroy Grant for Auditor by 5642, H. G. Hay for Treasurer by 5104, T. T. Tynan for Superintendent by 4616, R. H. Scott unopposed for First District judge with 8296, and Carpenter for Second District judge by 300.
Gypsy the elephant went insane six miles from Veldosty and killed keeper James O Rourke after a circus train wreck earlier in the day. The animal was shot after collapsing and dying from rifle fire in the woods near Valcata.
Senators and representatives begin arriving in Washington ahead of Congress opening next week. Leaders plan to confer with the President early in the week before finalizing his address.
A lone robber entered the Eagle saloon on North Twenty fifth street at an early hour yesterday morning and held up the bartender. The robber escaped with $700.
An 1890s advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a remedy for foul breath and digestive upset. It claims nightly use keeps stomach and bowels in order and breath clean, offered at 250 and Ho a package by Sprague's Pharmacy.
An old herbal remedy advertisement touts Lane's Tea as daily bowel aid and indigestion cure. It promises purified blood clearer complexion and helps preserve beauty. Sold at Porvene's Pharmacy with packages priced at 26 and 60 cents.
Mia H A Mueller advertises an 80 day sale offering 25 percent off hats and 26 percent off street hats and children's caps. She promises the finest trimmed and pattern hats in the city with correct styles and prices and invites customers to call and see.
The disciplinary council of the Roumanian bar announced a rule barring non citizens from practicing law or serving as law clerks, a measure aimed at Jews who constitute most lawyers and clerks, reported from Bucharest on November 24.
The Bear Lake county Republican meeting Saturday night featured music by a band, a big parade, fireworks, and a three hour gathering with speeches by Dr. Hoover J A Bagley Bishop Clark and W E Borah who received an ovation. Gold watches were given to O A Hoover and Walter Hoge. Messages of regret from Senator Shoup Judge Standrod and Chairman Gooding were read. A banquet followed with Borah as guest of honor and toasts by Whitman Beskmen and Hoover. The town glowed with Republican victory excitement.
The last census places the United States center of population near Richmond Indiana where locals raised a monument marking the spot. The piece notes centers wander and lose significance with time and few people visit the site or comprehend the census mystery.
Thanksgiving supply headlines a large stock of young turkeys and geese from Utah County. Birds are carefully dressed for holiday tables at N P Nielsens.
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