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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1905

Page

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Governor Gooding Explains State Tax Levy Limits

Governor Gooding issues a clear statement defending the state board of equalization. He says the board only computes and cannot set or exceed state tax levies. He warns counties refusing to levy risks closures of public institutions and emphasizes the need to cover deficiency warrants and education funding in the 1905 06 appropriations.

Gooding Equalization Board State Board of Equalization Idano Poccatello Academy Lewiston Normal Albion Normal State Board of Examiners Oneover

Pomoetogical Society Backs Action on Fruit Shipment Costs

The American Pomoeological Society meeting in Kansas City votes to urge Congress to curb refrigeration and handling charges on fruit shipments. Papers claim refrigerator car lines gouge growers, jeopardizing the fruit industry.

Kansas City American Pomoetogical Society Congress American Pomological Society

State Plans Auction of 6000 Acres Along Payette River

The state land board announces a public auction at the capitol next Tuesday for about 6000 acres along the Payette river. Terms start with 10 percent down and the rest in 18 annual installments for sales at $25 per acre or less. higher prices require 20 percent down and 16 years to pay. Auctioneer is Charles McConnell. The land board also schedules a meeting on September 27 and intends to lease lands with notices to all counties and updated public notices for statewide awareness.

Payette Canal Capitol Building Charles McConnell State Land Board Payette River Land Board McConnell Statesman

Bomb explodes at Warsaw bank after failed throw

A bomb aimed at the Spereshvishka Bank window exploded in the courtyard, wounding the attacker, a young Jew, after bank officials refused to donate to revolutionary funds. The act was described as vengeance for denial of a contribution.

Warsaw Spereshvishka Bank Amin

Increased Russian Troop Deployment in Finland Reported

Helsingfors Sept 22 sources say Russia plans a large troop rise in Finland with over four thousand men to Helsingfors and more than eight thousand to Viborg and Vassa. Troops to be billeted in private houses. A bomb near Vassa governor’s residence damaged only windows.

Helsingfors Finland Viborg Vassa

Famine District Workers Threat to Burn If Food Isn’t Supplied

Reports from Cadiz Spain dated Sept 22 indicate famine district laborers threaten arson and sackings unless rations are provided. Appeals have been sent to the government demanding food distribution.

Spain Cadiz

Peabody Banker Dies at Beaverley Cove

Francis H. Peabody 74, partner in Kidder Peabody & Company, died suddenly today at his Beaverley Cove home from heart disease. The Deeton banking firm noted his long service and local impact.

Boston Beaverley, Muars Francis H. Peabody Deeton Kidder, Peabody & Company Beaverley Cove Peabody

Leadville Mining Expert Found After Stabbing Spree

Martin Murphy a mining expert from Leadville Colorado attempted suicide after heavy drinking. He was found in his Cullen hotel room in Salt Lake City with thirty stab wounds to neck chest arms and wrists and was taken to a private hospital where surgeons fight to save his life.

Salt Lake Martin Murphy Leadville Colo Inn Private Hospital Murphy Cullen Hotel

Gruesome Infanticide Case Reported at American Falls

Four days old infant found strangled in the Snake River near American Falls. Body placed in a telescope grip and allegedly thrown from a train to hide the crime, but the grip washed up. Deputy Sheriff and coroner conduct inquest as investigators seek clothing, luggage, and other clues to identify suspects.

American Falls Snake River Sell Self

Found Lake Almost Dry Grays Lake Duck Dieoff

John A. Lenzi reports Grays Lake Idaho, famed for duck hunting, is nearly dry due to drought. Reeds and sloughs dried up. hundreds of thousands of this year’s duck brood perished, old ducks abandoned young, leaving many birds to die and disappointing local sportsmen who visit annually.

Ogden John A. Lenzi Idaho Mr. Lenzi Grays Lake Duck Lake Lenzi Gray's Lake L. Herald Special

Chicago Wheat Prices Sense Decline on Sept Chicago market

Chicago Wheat quotes show No 2 Red at 5 44 1/2 cents, Sits, with December at 85 1/2 cents as markets close.

Chicago

Attempted suicide by knife and fire ends in tragedy

Philadelphia reports former lodging house keeper George Finkelstein attempted to kill himself today. Accused of letting illegal voters register from his establishment, he faced police action and livelihood ruin. He cut his throat and wrists and set a fire with newspapers. doctors say recovery unlikely.

Philadelphia George Finkelstein Finkelstein Iis

Well Known Publisher and Manager Hawley Dies at 48

Harvey W. Hawley, a renowned publisher and manager, died in Berkeley after a seven year illness. He began at Northwestern Miller in Minneapolis, ran the Denver Run from 1889 to 1892, then led the Chicago Record-Herald, and later held managerial roles at the San Francisco Examiner starting in 1893.

Berkeley Calif Harvey W. Hawley

Four Men Injured by Floor Collapse in County Building

Four men were trapped when the center corridor floor on the fourth floor collapsed in the old county courthouse. The incident occurred during demolition work and left three men fatally injured while the fourth survived. All were removed to a hospital for treatment.

Chicago Tvree Old County Court House

Lecture on Socialism by Dr Burgess at Woodmen Hall

Dr Burgess of Washington, Socialist National committee, will lecture on Socialism and current issues at Woodmen Hall Sunday evening at 8 pm. All are invited. Organizer D J OMAHONEY, CRILE, & Quick Hot Westher Lasch. Fires & Center Ste Unies Lune Booth.

Dr. Burgess Washington Socialist National Committee Woodmen Hall D. J. Omahoney

Demurrer Filed in Beep Packer Case

Chicago September 21 United States District Attorney Morrison led a demurrer to the plea of abatement by the packers defendant in the beef trust case. The demurrer alleges insufficiency of allegations in the plea.

Chicago United States Morrison Beef Trust

Former Peruvian President Francisco Garcia Calderon Dies

Lima Peru Sept. 22 former Peruvian president Francisco Garcia Calderon died last night His death is reported in Lima with details not fully disclosed The notice mentions a fashion ad insert for Dr J Cannons new lines of pants and suits mixed into the clipping.

Peru Lima Francisco Garcia Calderon

Pants Patterns Display at C. J. Cannons Tailor

A fine new lot of pants patterne at C. J. Cannon's tailor shop invites customers to view the latest styles.

C. J. Cannon

Body Found In Suitcase In Boston Water

Police struggle to identify a dismembered young woman found in a dress suitcase floating near Wisthronm Yacht Club pier. An autopsy suggests the body may be the result of an unsuccessful surgical operation and the case remains unsolved.

Boston Vicinity Heston Wisthronm Yacht Club

Brokerage Office Raid Nets Eleven Men and Two Women

Police raided the brokerage office of Thomas Devie A Co in Chiagea on Sept. 22, arresting eleven men and two women. They allege the firm ran a bucket shop operation and that witnesses paid more than two hundred thousand dollars to the firm.

Chicago Chiagea Thomas Devie A Co

Former Virginia Governor Charles Oferhalt Dies

Richmond Virginia reports the death today of former Governor and congressman Charles T Oferhalt in the state capital. His career included service as a governor and member of Congress with ties to Virginia politics and public life.

Virginia Richmond Charles T. Oferhalt

Kane's Grocery Ad Highlights Fresh Produce and Staples

A brief promotional notice touts Kane's Grocery offering the best flour beet butter tea and coffee fresh eggs and in season vegetables and fruits. The ad emphasizes quality and variety available at the store.

Kane

Man Charged With Robbing Spokane Saloons

Henry M. Peterson, Spokane grocery owner, is jailed in Tacoma on charges of single handedly holding up three saloons. His Spokane store is to be sold at sheriff sale to cover a $190 debt, which he left to raise after abandoning his business in pursuit of funds.

Tacoma Henry M. Peterson Spokane Peterson

State Supreme Court Tax Ruling on Western Union Franchise

The State Supreme Court ruled for the state in taxing Western Union Telegraph Company. The decision taxes the company's intangible franchise as part of its property valuation totaling about one million dollars, upholding franchise taxation under the state constitution.

St. Paul State Supreme Court Western Union Telegraph Company

American Steamer Barracuts Seized by Japanese

Tokio September 22. The American steamer Barracuts sailing from San Francisco to Nikolaievsk has been seized by Japanese forces north of Sakhalin Island.

Tokio Barracuts San Francisco Nikolaievsk Sakhalin

Tailor C J Cannon Receives New Pant and Suit Patterns

C J Cannon the tailor announces the arrival of a fresh line of pant and suit patterns. The new stock promises updated cuts and fabrics for upcoming season styling.

C. J. Cannon

Purple Day Delights Blackfoot as Pocatello Elks Arrive

A record crowd visits Blackfoot for Purple Day. Pocatello Elks No. 674 parade to Odd Fellows hall, enjoy races, balloon jumps by Prof. Mars, livestock exhibits, and a grand banquet with toasts from Elks leaders. Elk visitors depart by multiple trains after a joyful celebration.

Pocatello Pocatello Lidge No 674 BR. PO Blackfoot Pocatello Elks Eagle Odd Fellows’ Ball Elks Old Fellows Une Fair Grounds Mars Nim Shy Ryland T Pirefly Nigger Boy Polly Garr Mike Utah Paddy Chapple Addie D W. A. Weight Wm. Wallin Blackfoot Brothers Jas. H. Brady Order Parley P. Christensen Balt Lake Balt Lake County Grand Lodge of Elks Brady Christensen Order of Elks W. A. Holzheimer

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Board of Equalization Yvesterday Boards of County Commissioners Guheen Helingsforse Salt Lake Hospital Leadville, Colo Pire Demurrer Awell Dr. J. Cannon Winthrops Yacht Clubs’ Pier Biano Geo. Robethan Gray Beele Miss Knight Johnson Ellis New Progress Samms Elks of Lamige
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