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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1905

Page

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McCall Testifies About Hamilton and New York Life Payments

President McCall testified before the legislature that 235000 dollars was paid by New York Life Insurance to Andrew Hamilton of Albany and that Hamilton attended sessions in the company’s interest. He admitted large sums were paid for expenses and legal services, with no audit of expenses. He denied using money to influence lawmakers and pledged to repay if untrue. He also addressed campaign contributions and his own wealth claims amid the probe.

McCall Hamilton New York New York Life Insurance Company Andrew Hamilton Albany Wits New York Life Republican Fund Hughes

Bank founder Hunt sentenced to penitentiary in embezzlement case

Chicago officials report W. H. Hunt, organizer of an American bank with branches in Chicago New York and Mexico and whose failure harmed depositors, was sentenced today to an undetermined term in the penitentiary. He was convicted of embezzlement for misappropriating funds from the Chicago branch.

Hunt Chicago New York Mexico W. H. Hunt

Democrats and Populists Nominate Shared Judicial Slate in Lincoln

In Lincoln on September 20 Democrats convened and nominated supreme judges and a university regent. William Jennings Bryan attended and spoke briefly bidding farewell to supporters before starting a world tour. The Populists also held a Lincoln convention and named the same candidates as the Democrats.

Lincoln, Neb Bryan

Carnegie Library Closes in Richmond Ind Due to Funds

The Carnegie Library in Richmond Indiana has shut down because of insufficient funds. It may be returned to donor Andrew Carnegie whose thirty five thousand dollar gift funded the building. Mrs BE Mooney invites the public to view a new shipment of street hats at 221 North Cleveland Street.

Carnegie Richmond Indiana Ind Carnegie Library BE. W. Mooney Cleveland

Professor resumes voice culture and piano instruction

Prof Muehlen will resume instruction in voice culture and artistic piano playing at once. Pupils desiring placement are advised to report directly at

Muehlen

Old Crow Bourbon and Mount Vernon Rye

Local bar listing highlights include Old Crow bourbon and Mount Vernon rye as featured whiskey options at Bannock Bar. Nutmeg, garnish, and ice served.

Mount Vernon

Praying Health TonicMarketed by Frenklin & Hayes Big Co

Physicians and trained nurses recommend Try Malt Tonic made in Pocatello by Frenklin and Hayes Big Co. The tonic is presented as a trusted health product with professional support from medical staff.

Pocatello Frenklin & Hayes Big Co

A Tour of the World Begins From Lincoln

Lincoln Nebraska September 20 William Bryan and wife with their son and daughter will depart tomorrow for a world tour sailing from San Francisco. They plan stops in Hawaii Japan the Philippines Australia New Zealand India the Holy Land and other countries then hope to visit leading European cities next summer.

Lincoln, Neb William Bryan San Francisco Hawaii Japan Philippines Australia New Zealand India Holy Land Europe

Flood Crest Reached in St Louis Area

The Mississippi River flood has crested in St Louis and remains below danger. Near St Charles 24 miles away the Missouri River is two miles wide and covers bottom lands for about twenty two miles. Numerous crops ruined and around 150 farmers forced from homes.

St. Louis St. Charles

Packers file plea in abatement in monopoly case

Chicago Sept 20 a plea in abatement was filed today by the packers in the federal court on charges of conspiracy to monopolize the meat trade The plea is not supported by affidavits

Chicago

The Popular Mountain Way Advertisement

An old advertisement touts The Popular Mountain Way from Idaho 49 east for scenery service and equipment via the Beenie Midland Route. It claims more mountain wonders than any other and advises travelers to route through Colorado Midland or contact L H Harding East Lake City for arrangements and illustrated books.

Idaho Beenie Midland Colorado Midland L. H. Harding East Lake City

Pants patterns at C. J. Cannon's tailor

A fine new lot of pants patterns is available at C. J. Cannon's tailor shop, inviting customers to choose from a fresh selection.

C. J. Cannon Tallor

Two Train Wrecks Closes Track Near Reno

A freight engineer ignored orders causing a head on clash of two freight trains and a rear collision with a west bound passenger train near Reno New military base area on Sept 20. George Warm an traveling man died and twenty five injured. The wrecks halted track operations for hours and disrupted Southern Pacific service.

Reno Navy George Warman Southern Pacific Here

Norwegian paper advocates public input on new constitution

Christiania Sept 20 The Dyigblad begins advertising the old idea of a Norwegian republic and declares the people must be consulted before a new constitution is decided.

Norway Christiania Dyigblad

Prison Attack Frees Leaders as Guards Die in Riga

In Riga the central prison was stormed during the night and two inmates, leaders of local agitation, were freed. Police and guards suffered casualties including two keepers and a policeman killed and several officers wounded. Two rescuers were later arrested.

Riga Russia Rescue Party

President Harper Undergoes Minor Operation in Chicago

A Chicago dispatch says President Harper of the University of Chicago underwent a small operation to relieve intestinal trouble and is reported resting easy. Harper once led irrigation efforts around Mountain Home in Elmore county and presided over the Great Western Beet Sugar company, which still controls the local water system.

Chicago Harper University of Chicago Mountain Home Elmore County Great Western Beet Sugar Company

Populists to Fuse With the Democrats in Nebraska

Lincoln Neb Sept 20 William J Bryan attended Lancaster county Democratic convention where delegates were chosen for the state convention. Bryan will travel around the world after the meeting. Populists and Democrats of Nebraska will hold separate state conventions tomorrow, but leaders plan to nominate Democratic nominees also endorsed by the Populists.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Lancaster County Bryan Nebraska

Armenian Refugees Attacked by Tartars in Tiflis

Five wagon loads of Armenian refugees were attacked in Tiflis as Tartars killed the men and abducted the women. General Shirikov ordered protection. a Cossack force was requested to guard others bound for the city.

Tiflis Shirikon

Kootenai County Debates Five Mill State Levy

Kootenai County sets its 1905 levy at 3.70 per 100 dollars, a 20 cent drop from last year, and faces questions over the five mill constitutional limit. State tax levy stands at 6 percent, with auditors undecided on applying the five mill cap, while county attorneys defend lawful action and adherence to legislative directives.

Kootenai County Board of County Commissioners Kootenal Kootenal County Kootenai Atorney Guheen Brogan Bragaw Toliho Idaho Board of Equalization

Fireworks Plant Destroyed in Midday Explosion

New York Sept. 20 The Jerome Fireworks Company's plant at the Haken sack Meadows was totally destroyed by a blast that followed an earlier explosion. One man was injured as workers had left for the day. The loss is estimated at 200000 dollars.

New York Jerome Fireworks Company Hakensack Meadows

Mrs Virginia Hahn Receives 80 Acre Uintah Farm

Kansas City reports that an 80 acre farm in the Uintah reservation Utah has been awarded by presidential direction to Mrs Virginia Hahn daughter of Jim Bridger the famed scout who discovered Salt Lake City Her mother was a Ute Indian and the delivery marks a notable land grant in the post Roosevelt era.

Kansas City Uintah Reservation Utah Roosevelt Virginia Hahn Jim Bridger Salt Lake Hahn

Fall Dipping Advocated by State Livestock Board

Governor Gooding and State Veterinary Surgeon Noble endorse fall dipping of sheep to combat scab. Federal Inspector Hickock will join a Weiser meeting of the State Livestock Sanitary Commission to discuss quarantine and mandatory dipping. Idaho sheepmen urge timely action to eradicate scab and curb interstate shipping until fall dipping is completed.

State Livestock Sanitary Commission Weiser Hickox Gooding Lis Ranch Oregon Stile Board of Examinera Tranew Tleading Idihe Noble Hickees Hickock Idaho Wyoming Nome Idate Statesman

Visiting Elks Sees Pair Event in Blackfoot Tomorrow

The COMMITTEE invites readers to travel with the group to Blackfoot to see the Pair and enjoy the activities tomorrow. don not miss this gathering.

Blackfoot

What is Life Life under strict law and remedies

The passage discusses life as governed by strict law and notes that slight abuse causes pain and bodily derangements like constipation headache or liver trouble. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick re adjustment remedy available at Mrs A L Cooks drug store.

Learn the New Art for Home Beautification and Pin Money

Ladies are invited to learn the new art and beauty skills for home enhancement and earning pin money. Call Mrs. J. Ll. Porum for particulars at Room 1 Diether Block 318 Fremont Street corner Cleveland.

J. Ll. Porum Diether Fremont Street Cleveland

Kane Delivers Top Groceries In Town

If it’s groceries you want, call on Kane. He keeps the best.

Kane

Chili a Quick Hot Weather Lunch

J Cannon the tailor reports a fresh stock of pants patterns at the Union Lunch Booth Co. on Pirst and Center Streets, offering new garments for summer menus and attire.

Pirst & Center Sts. Union

Cholera cases fall in Berlin as toll stands

Berlin reports seven new cholera cases with no deaths since Monday. Official bulletin lists 208 total cases and 76 deaths to date, excluding a frequently reported case.

Berlin

Notice to Elks Meeting at 9 30 A M Tomorrow

Members are summoned to meet at the Club at 9 30 in the morning with the specified "make-up" and the uniform described in the invitation. The notice emphasizes following the dress code and bringing the required items.

ELKS

Millinery Opening Days at Mueller’s and Cannon’s

Millinery opening days announced at Mrs HL A Mueller’s Friday and Saturday September 15 and 16. The notice highlights new wares and pant and salt patterns at J Cannon’s shop.

HL A, Mueller

Beautiful Women Beauty Ad from Texas 1901

A vintage advertisement extols beauty and health using Herbine after meals to prevent constipation and aid digestion. It cites Mrs. Wm M Stroud of Midlothian Texas writing May 31 1901 about eight years of use and praise for constipation biliousness fever and general wellness.

Wm, M. Stroud Midlothian Texas A. le Cook

New Pant and Suit Patterns Arrive at C. J. Cannon Tailor

A fresh line of pant and suit patterns has just been received by C. J. Cannon, the tailor, offering updated cuts and styles for upcoming sewing projects.

C. J. Cannon

Kane's Grocery Ad Claims Fresh Produce and Goods

Local ad touts Kane's Grocery offering bent flour, beat butter, clear tea and coffee, fresh vegetables and perfect fruit with emphasis on new stock and quality selections.

Kane

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises 100 Dollar Reward

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from Walding Kinnan and Marvin, Toledo wholesalers, claims about an honorable F J Cheney, and states the product is taken internally with a price of 75 cents per bottle.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney

Bucklen's Armcy Salve World Famous Cure All

Bucklen's Army Salve praised for cures of cuts burns sores splits and skin eruptions. Druggist A L Cook advertises the remedy with a guarantee and worldwide fame.

A. L. Cook

Mrs B W Mooney's 221 N Cleveland Offers Pat tero Bat a

Unclear advertisement notes a call at Mrs B W Mooney's at 221 North Cleveland to view a line of pat tero bata 9 11 6¢ best interpretation suggests a local sale or display item.

B. W. Mooney Cleveland

Gate City Dads Meet Regularly as City Council Audits Police

Mayor Cleare presided over the regular meeting with councilmen Smith Mullen Loux Hangen Bistline Clark L Case present. A standing police committee was named to access police reports and report findings to the council while health rules tighten and scarlet fever and smallpox cases are tracked.

Cleare Smith Mullen Loux Hlangen Bistline Clark L. B. Case J. B. Mullen Fire and Water Committee Idaho Malls Cleave L. B. Case Police Police Department Econorc E. M. Loux P. Hansen Geo, Stone

Short Line Adds Coach for St Anthony Train After Races

The Short Line announces an extra coach for the St Anthony train. It will depart Blackfoot after 5 pm and may run between five and seven o'clock, replacing the 1:59 excursion and regular trains. The up train departs at 10 am.

St. Anthony Blackfoot

TRIB remedy touted by church and judge in Oregon endorsement

An advertisement asserts cures for liquor and tobacco habits using TRIB, backed by endorsements from Rev J B M Ball court officials and clergy. It promises guaranteed cures with every treatment, priced at 14.50 dollars, and offers Gale sales via Red Cross Pharmacy and Bole Distributors.

J. B. M. Ball Grand Lodge Masonic Order L. P. Desmarins the Dalles Oregon Samuel White Eighth Judicial District Gale Red Cross Bole Distributors

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. McAll Legislative Committee N. Y William Jennings Bryan Enife Democrats Salt Lake Valley Co. J. Cannon Cannon Bucklen Gate City da Eels Warants Independen
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