Pocatello Schools Open With Strong Starts and New Upgrades
The Pocatello School District reports a vigorous start to the year with a modern West side high school building, new flush toilets and sewer work, and expanding lab equipment. Enrollment shows 102 in the high school, with growing grade numbers. six year olds must enroll by October 9. Superintendent Siders emphasizes improved labs, music, drawing, and teacher training, as Masters Herbert and Virgil Bramma provide drumming for assemblies.
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West Side
Pocatello
Siders
Emma S. Etling
Nellie V. Rummel
Miss Etling
Herbert
Virgil Bramma
Fever Strain Wanes but Deaths Rise in New Orleans
Three deaths and fifteen new yellow fever cases reported in New Orleans prompt health authorities to abandon hope for eradicating the pest this month. Louisiana outside the city shows slight improvement amid the ongoing outbreak.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mission board opens with tainted money debate
Seattle September 14 The Ninety Sixth Annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions began this afternoon with Dr Washington Gladden absent awaiting arrival He may press the tainted money issue at the session prompting a likely warm debate though most here favor quick dismissal of the topic
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Seattle
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
Washington Gladden
Chicago Wheat Prices Report
Chicago market update shows No. 2 Red wheat at 84 3/4 cents a bushel for December delivery, with current Chicago Wheat quotations as of Sept 14.
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Chicago
Freight car shortage hits Pittsburg manufacturers
Pittsburg district plants face seasonal disruption due to a shortage of freight cars. Railroads divert all spare rolling stock to grain movement, hindering normal production and distribution.
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Pittsburg
Construction Contract for Shoshone Dam Awarded
The Shoshone dam in Wyoming will be built by Pren dergast Clarkson of Chicago as the lowest bidder. The bid for the dam and auxiliary work totals 515 780 dollars.
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Washington
Wyoming
Prendergast & Clarkson
Chicago
Ill
Murderer Arrested in Baker City
Information reached here today that Sam Green and Pete Whitehead, wanted in Cheyenne Oklahoma to answer to a charge of double murder, were apprehended yesterday at Baker City Oregon. The crime was the killing of Sheriff Bullard and Deputy Sheriff Cogburn of Roger Mills County on June 0 1902. Green was formerly deputy sheriff of Kingfisher County Oklahoma.
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Portland
Ore
Sam Green
Pete Whitehead
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
Baker City
Oregon
Bullard
Sherif Cogburn
Roger Mills County
Green
Kingflaher County
Okla
Kane's Grocery Ad Promises Best Butter Tea and Produce
An advertisement touts Kane's Grocery as the place for the best butter tea and coffee and the freshest vegetables and fruit in season.
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Kane
Tailor C. J. Cannon Presents New Pants Patterns
A fine new set of pants patterns at C. J. Cannon's tailor shop showcases updated cuts and fabrics for men seeking stylish, comfortable fits.
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C. J. Cannon
Argentina Cuts Us Out Raises Trade Alarm
New York report says Argentina plans a prohibitive tariff on all parts for agricultural machinery used in repairs. U.S. manufacturers export over a thousand carloads of farming equipment to Argentina annually and rely on repair parts for profits. State Department has been asked to intervene.
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State Department
New York
Argentina
Idaho Shines at Portland Lewis and Clark Exposition
Idaho leaders praise the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland with Governor Gooding lauding the site and management. Mr. McBride Mrs. Scott and others receive commendations for Idaho exhibits and the Idaho day parade, band and educational displays drawing statewide pride.
Taft Party Arrival Expected Amid Quiet Yokohama Occupation
Yokohama reports a quiet city under military occupation as the Taft party prepares to arrive on Saturday. Earlier overnight incidents caused minor disturbances but no serious damage, with Consul General Miller predicting no demonstrations against Americans.
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Yokohama
Miller
Taft
Boston mayor Patrick Collins dies in Virginia
Boston mayor Patrick A. Collins died suddenly today in Hot Springs Virginia. The longtime Democrat served in Congress from 1888 to 1899 and was United States consul in London from 1897 to 1898.
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Boston
Hot Springs
Virginia
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Congress
United States
London
Tax status of Indian funds clarified by federal judge
Judge Mun ger rules that Indian Trust Funds and Heirship Lands with regular title, plus sale proceeds credited to Indians, are taxable as property of any citizen. The decision affects Indian holdings nationwide.
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Omaha
Neb
Munger
Congress
Armistice protocol text agreed between Russia and Japan
London reports the Russo Japanese armistice protocol outlining demarcation in Manchuria and Korea The pact prohibits naval bombardment across fronts and limits reinforcements Until signature both sides will implement the provisions and commanders must execute the order The document was signed by Witte Bowen Komura and Takahira
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London
Manchuria
Tuman River
Korea
Armine
Mukeden
Japan
Harbin
Rusein Vv
Powe Ty
M. Witte
Huron Bowen
Baron Komura
M Takahira
Millinery Opening Days Render Busy Shopping
A local note announces millinery openings on Monday and Saturday September 16 and 18, inviting customers to view new hats and accessories at Mueller's and nearby shops.
Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair Tickets On Sale
Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair runs Sept 26 to 30 in Boise. Oregon Short Line offers Pocatello to Horse and return tickets for 9.95 with continuous passage both directions and return limit by Oct 8. Agent Lowrie notes sale Sept 24 to 29.
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Idaho
Boise
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Makers of Medicines Must Procure Liquor Licenses
Washington, Sept 14 The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ruled that patent medicine makers using large amounts of distilled liquor must obtain a rectifier license. Dealers and druggists handling these medicines must secure the standard retail liquor licenses.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Was Removed From Office In Indiana Audit Shakeup
Indianapolis September 14. Governor Handley issued an executive order removing state auditor David F. E. Sherrick for alleged a plain and inexcusable violation of law and betrayal of public trust. Warden Bigler of Wabash named to succeed him. Sherrick allegedly owed the state about 145000 dollars and loaned funds to nonperforming debtors. Notes for at least 50000 dollars are alleged forged and the corporation denies the obligations.
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Indianapolis
David FE. Sherrick
Guv. Hanley
Sherrick
Warden Bigler
Wabash
Handley
Printers Strike for Eight Hour Day in Newark
Compositors in six job printing offices at Newark engaged in a strike following orders from the International Typographical Union demanding an eight hour day. About forty workers were affected. The shops’ owners threatened to hire non union labor if the walkout continued.
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New York
Newark
N. J
International Typographical Union
Strike Hits Topeka Typographical Offices Over Eight-Hour Day
In Topeka on September 13 the local typographical union voted to strike all city job offices at 7 am if an eight-hour day contract is not reached by employers. After a post-meeting rejection, 125 workers at seven offices will not report for work tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kam
Typographical Union
Warship Sent to Costa Rican Port for Minister Escort
Washington reports a warship will sail to a Costa Rican port to convey American Minister Merry. The voyage progresses toward the nearest mainland point on Nicaragua or Honduras where William A. Albert and his brother await trial for resisting legal process and insulting the Nicaraguan president.
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Washington
Navy
Merry
San Jose
Nicarague
Honduras
William 8. Albera
Nicaragus
Remarketing Kidney Cure Claim From Chicago Reader
A letter from A J Jennesse of 9201 Butler Chicago describes a cold settling in the kidneys after exposure to weather. He credits Poley’s Kidney Cure with restoring health after trying several remedies without benefit. two thirds of a bottle reportedly cured him.
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A. J. Jennesse
Butler
Chicago
L, Cook
Lincoln GOP nominates judges and regents at state convention
Lincoln Nebraska September 14 The Republican state convention met to nominate a supreme court judge and two state university regents but failed to adopt a platform opposing railroad passes. Delegates debate resolutions for a two cent passenger fare and a distance based freight tariff to curb short haul railroad charges.
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Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Convention
Supreme Court
State University
Four Die as Lightning Strikes Indianola County Fair
A bolt of lightning struck the poultry exhibition tent at the Indianola county fair. Four men were killed instantly Ray Anderson Carl Peterson and Theodore Young all from Indianola and Blaine Wright of Pleasantville. Six others were seriously shocked and about a dozen more stunned, with hundreds of chickens killed in the panic.
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Indianola
Iowa
Ray Anderson
Carl Peterson
Theodore Young
Blaine Wright
Pleasantville
Pennsylvania farmer murdered by negro near Brandywine
John W. Carter a Jackson's corners farmer near Brandywine was murdered today by a negro farm hand known only as Howard who had worked one day. Carter and the suspect drove to Chester with produce yesterday and the farmer's body was found in his wagon this morning with a crushed skull and robbed. The assailant is at large as police search Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Del
John W. Carter
Jackson's Corners
Brandywine
Howard
Carter
Chester
Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in St Anthony 1905
The federation outlines a round trip ticket sale at one fifth fare on certificate plan based on 50 or more attendees from outside points with full fare receipts. if turnout is smaller half rates apply on return. Mrs BE Gray to sign certificates. Dd. 8. Lowrie, Agt.
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Oregon Short Line
Gray
Lowrie
Agt
Word of praise for Ballard's Snow Liniment in 1902 letter
W H Harrison of Cleveland Mississippi praises Ballard's Snow Liniment after an abscess from a nailed foot injury. He credits J F Lords Drug Store now in Denver Colorado for recommending the liniment which he says cured his knee. The note also notes abscesses link to debility or constipation and mentions a local seller Mrs A Li Cook.
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W. H. Harrison
Cleveland
Miss
Ballard
J. F. Lord's Drug Store
Denver
Colo
A. Li Cook
Sugar price at Kane's Grocery in Daily Tribune ad
An advertisement in THE DAILY TRIBUNE shows sugar priced at 4.56 dollars per 9 sack at Kane's Grocery. The listing is part of a periodical page likely promoting monthly rates.
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Kane
Pocatello School Board reorganizes for year with new officers
The Pocatello Independent School District board reorganizes with Judge P B Tietrich as chairman and Dr O H Breely elected as secretary. Lyman Purge becomes treasurer as Geo N It resigns. The board fixes a $25,000 treasurer bond and allows residents to connect to the new sewerage system at $18 per year per connection.
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Board of Education of
Pocatello
Behool Tisttlet Nathan
Offeersa
Tietrich Wirh
O. H. Breely
Geo. N. It
Lyman Purge
Wetllington
Geo
Olmen Teacees
J. B.istline
Selinel
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W. K. Siders
Ent
A. L. Brimhall
A. B. Tuttle
Martha Dolman
Anna M. Deal
West Ward
Mabel Muftley
Blanche von Stein
Maud Bryte
Hortense Gallet
Mary EK
Pauline Savage
Mary £. Keppel
Minnie O'Roke
Essie Kinnorts
Olive Grover
Pearl Scott
Florence Mains
Grace Loughran
Rodbm
Martha Chase
Myrtle Record
East Ward
Martha Evans
Bertha Shortz
Myrtle E. Clarke
May Heller
Emmit Blezek
Etta Barret
Edna Brems
the Fair
McBride
Goode
Northwest
Scott
New York State
Forth
Nevada
Lewiston
Stte
Pat
Mueller's
Mrnday
Indiana
Costa Rican
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Anthony
Daily Tribune
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