25 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
1
The Emperor personally reviews memorials presented regarding the peace treaty with Russia. Nearly a hundred memorials advocate refusing ratification and urge cabinet resignations amid public demand.
Consul General Rogers in Shanghai reports to the State Department that there is no longer any indication or evidence of a Chinese boycott of American goods in or near Shanghai. The message arrives as tensions ease and trade channels reopen.
Five Omaha city councilmen Dyball Dych Evans Huntington and Scherroder were sentenced to thirty days in jail and to pay costs for contempt after ignoring a court injunction. Judge Sutton had barred extending the Omaha Gas company franchise but the aldermen passed the ordinance anyway. Their counsel appealed to the state supreme court for a stay of execution.
A small fireworks factory in Greene Point Brooklyn exploded killing Italian worker Spierzo instantly and fatally injuring his wife and three children. The incident occurred in New York on September 25.
Paris report states Godefroy Cavaignac former minister of war during the Dreyfus affair period died suddenly in Paris today.
C J Cannon, local tailor, announces receipt of a fresh line of pant and suit patterns for alterations and custom orders. The collection promises updated fits and styles for the upcoming season.
Irene Grossman a sixteen year old girl was found clubbed and unconscious in the hallway of her New York home. The assault followed several burglaries with a black hand note demanding $200 and a suspect described as a frightened and elusive black man.
The text of the protocol signed by Norway and Sweden sets a treaty to be ratified by their parliaments. It provides for compulsory arbitration before Hague tribunals for most disputes and establishes a neutral frontier zone. Fortresses within the zone must be demolished except for Fredericksber, Gyldenleeve and Overbjrget’s old portions which may remain but not serve fortifications.
Judge Frank T. Johnson ordered Sheriff Nisbet and Police Chiefs Delaney to enforce Denver gambling laws. The proprietors meeting closed all gambling houses today, making further action by officers unnecessary.
Physicians and trained nurses recommend Malt Tonic made in Pocatello by Franklin and Hayes Brewing Company.
The remains of Route Revelstead the fireman killed in the Eaton wreck were brought home for funeral services at the Baptist church under local lodge auspices with Eagle Concert Band and Ladies Auxiliary taking part. Engineer Alex Laftose died in Boise and his funeral arrangements are handled by the B of L BE. J W Harrison the mail clerk was buried in Portland. The wreck left extensive property damage but few injuries were reported among passengers.
Butte Mont September fire destroys the Symons Dry Goods block and public library with an estimated million dollar blaze. Firemen battled dense smoke and elevator shaft flames, rescuing property as 600 workers face displacement. rebuild plans immediate.
Fifty Filipino students arrive in Chicago under an Interior Department attache to register in Western colleges and universities. The group departs from Washington to pursue further education. The item ends with an advertisement note for Kane groceries and a Tribune coinage line.
Deseret News reports large Oregon Short Line improvements at Pocatello Idaho including new freight car repair shops, engineer quarters, a general foreman office, air brake instruction room, and an immense foundry. A brick wing and new depot plans are under way, with completion expected soon to signal a lasting rails hub for the city.
Henry Mary Co of St Louis sues R Douglas Co of Pocatello Idaho in Ogden district court for 1965.26 dollars alleging breach of a 1904 wool contract. The deal called for 65 000 lbs of Merino wool at 18 cents from 11 000 sheep, with 2000 extra sheep adding more wool. Delivery was to Portel June 1 1904 and $2000 was paid in advance.
A reader from Cisco Texas records a severe wrist sprain on March 11 1901 and credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with a full recovery. The note lists price 1.00 and signs Mra A L Cook.
In an interview with The Statesman Governor Gooding urges Idaho citizens to back the land board's drive to secure unappropriated lands for state institutions and schools. He says criticisms stem from misinformation and stresses protections for prospectors and homesteaders while highlighting large timber and timber lands, lease terms in Fremont county, and the need to prevent land loss to private interests.
The Kansas City State Bank closed its doors in voluntary liquidation after loans totaling 1680000 to the Bank of Salmon and Salmon in Clayton Missouri, a failed bank whose officers were indicted. The bank held about 4.0 million dollars in loans and 4.759 million in deposits with 567000 in city funds. Fidelity Trust pledged to cover city deposits but funds remained. Wiley O Cox, a prominent Missouri figure and former Kansas City Times owner, organized the bank.
Bold claims of Bucklen's Arnica Salve tout its superiority for cuts, corns, burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, tetter, salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands, and skin eruptions. Promoted as infallible for piles with a guaranteed cure, available for 26 cents at Mrs. A. L. Cook, the druggist.
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