19 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
1
London dispatches report a Westminster Gazette cable claiming Turkish atrocities are undercounted by British reports. Tsarist and German messages question Russia’s aims and discuss expectations on Ferdinand and a possible Austria Russia occupation plan for Macedonia.
G. W. Helm arrived from Warren reporting an unusual storm with eight inches of snow at Secesh summit and heavier fall than last September. Warren is active with quartz mining progressing and several mines employing workers, including the Silver King with over forty men and other properties hiring three to ten workers.
In St Louis on September 19 Mrs Mary KE John and her 13 year old daughter Pearl died from burns after lighted gasoline ignited. Harry the 10 year old son is fatally burned as he slept and aided by his mother and sister.
Justice examiners report on Alaska charges against Melvin Grighby United States Attorney and Frank H Richards United States Marshal Nome District. Richards cleared of all charges while Grighby faced multiple irregularities. justice declines to disclose report contents.
A special Post Dispatch report from Luyxor ia describes a violent incident in St. Louis where Black residents overpowered a sheriff’s party and a Black man named Hellman died after being placed in a water tank. Hellman was accused of injuring two five year old Black girls.
Rev. Hansen, longtime president of the Danish Lutheran Church of America, has arrived in Denmark to wage missionary work against Mormonism as converts from Denmark head to Utah in growing numbers.
Washington reports that Minister Beaupre has abandoned all hope of ratifying the Panama Canal treaty as of September 19. The remark marks a shift in the diplomatic prospects and suggests increased hurdles for the agreement's approval.
London reports the British political crisis remains the sole topic of discussion as critics target Balfour’s pamphlet strategy. Publishers profit from sales while Balfour is said to donate proceeds, with estimates of 100000 copies yielding about 17000 dollars.
New York September 19 At a New York New Haven and Hartford railroad meeting Charles St Mellin president of the Northern Pacific was elected a director to fill the vacancy created by the death of Carl S Preneh It is understood that President Hall of the NYNH& Hartford will resign and Mellin is chosen to succeed him
Chicago September 19. Thomas Lipton's condition was declared entirely satisfactory by his physician this morning, despite the restless night anticipated as part of the illness.
A severe earthquake struck Santiago de Cuba on September 19 causing people to rush from homes and cry out to God. Bricks and plaster fell in many areas, a few walls collapsed, but no injuries were reported.
Chillicothe Ohio September 19 The republican campaign opened with a large parade in the city followed by a gathering in Yoeatenge Park Governor Nash presided Speakers included Senator Foraker Hanna Myron T Herrick candidate for Governor and others in attendance
W P Gamble deputy United States Marshal, tied to a scheme substituting old for young Chinese slated for deportation in San Francisco, committed suicide at the Buena Vista Hotel after confessing his role. The incident follows his arrest and exposure in the plot.
Andrew Cibulka and Rose Cibulka remarried at the courthouse at noon to help save their valuable homestead. Cibulka, previously convicted of assault with a deadly weapon after a dispute over horses, faces an eighteen month penitentiary term but vows to honor the law and maintain good conduct.
Birmingham New York September 19 State Senator George A Green was arrested today by a U S marshal on charges of conspiracy and bribery connected to the postal investigation.
Six hundred visiting delegates to the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress departed for Logan Utah to tour the State Agricultural College in Ogden.
Major John Millsaps, a high ranking Salvation Army officer and noted lecturer, will give two lectures next week on September 24 and 25. Thursday at the Salvation Army Hall on First Avenue his topic is An Ares lie Adventurer or How a Hard Case Was Saved. Friday at the Auditorium he discusses With the Americans in the Philippines. He served with General Merritt in the Philippines and later lent aid to the wounded and dying.
Phillipsburg, Mont September 10 Federal officials revealed the Gran ite bi metallic mill thefts were aimed at coinage not sale. Isa Kovegovitch, detained during the robbery, is now charged as a gang member. A Drummond barn yielded a full silver dollar making outfit. remaining suspects fled.
Charles Green was arrested in Lexington on September 1 as a witness in the trial of Cugus det, who faces the Marcum murder charge. Green had been in hiding fearing assassination by Jett's friends, after reportedly witnessing the fatal shot.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Soda Springs health authorities quarantined the first smallpox case in Salt Lake City in weeks. Robert Wright aged 21 arrived from Soda Springs after two weeks quarantine and illness near there. He was hospitalized after arriving sick with pustules and remained under isolation.
Aberdeen Scotland September 1 Prof Alexander Bain formerly lord rector of the university here and for twenty years professor of Logic and English literature is dead.
Dr. C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results each time. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Bean's drug store.
Chicago wheat prices reported on September 19 show cash futures at 70.5 cents per bushel amid modest trade activity. Traders weigh supply signals and demand outlook as end of harvest season approaches.
Foley's Kidney Cure advertised as a remedy for all kidney and bladder disorders. Sold at Bean's Drug Store.
At midnight 200 soldiers visited a meeting of the Free Coinage Union in Altman and arrested several prominent union men. A guard was thrown around the meeting and officers said each man would must submit to an examination before leaving. No specific charges were announced.
Washington correspondents spent two hours in Ross Fork Idaho with Fort Hall Indian School band and native dances including a grass dance. Indians wore war paint and feathers as photographers captured scenes. Gov Morrison and Assistant General Manager Calvin attended and praised the entertainment.
Harlan Iowa September 19 Edward Davis president of the Shelby County bank shot himself in the furnace room of the bank building. Davis a former state legislator and well known citizen disposed of most bank stock earlier in the week. He was sixty, leaves a widow and two daughters, ill health thought to have prompted the deed.
Teheran reports the Grand Vizier resigns last Tuesday. Five ministers appointed to conduct state business as the country remains quiet.
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