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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1903

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Wolcott Wins Nomination Battle for Supreme Judge Seat

Denver September 29 The Republican state committee certified the Wolcott delegation over Moffit by a 17 to 18 vote and opened the convention with Wolcott as temporary chairman. Chief Justice Campbell is expected to be renominated. Edward O Wolcott praised Colorado for Roosevelt and party unity pledged for 1904.

Denver Republican State Committee Denver County Wolcott Edward H. Moffit Idge Supreme Court John Campbell Edward O. Wolcott Colorado Roosevelt Republican Party N. Walter Dixon John W. Springer Theodore Roosevelt United States

Lord Mayor of London Elected for Coming Year

At a meeting in London Alderman Sir James Thompson Ritchie elected Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. He is a brother of the late chancellor of the exchequer.

London James Thompson Ritchie Exchequer

Troops Sent to Quell Riot at Soo

Royal Canadian Dragoons with sixteen horses and forty infantry joined seventy men and three officers from city regiments in Sioux St Marie to quell a riot after authorities said existing forces could not cope.

Soo Toronto Royal Canadian Dragoons

Drowned Guide in Henrys Lake Boat Race

Frank Burnett, a well known guide in Jackson Hole Idaho, drowned at Henrys Lake during a boat race. His companion William Shoemaker was rescued as he sank for the last time and has been unconscious for over twenty four hours, unable to recount the accident.

Butte Monida Frank Burnett Jackson Hole Idaho Henry’s Lake William Shoemaker

Jealous Lover Fatally Shoots Woman Then Wounds Self

In San Francisco Marie Jordan a saleswoman was shot by Edward Delabrousse after she told him she was not interested. He then shot himself, likely fatally. The tragedy stems from jealousy as Jordan walked home for lunch.

San Francisco Marie Jordan Edward Delabrousse Miss Jordan Delabrousse

Hanna Party Car Crash Near Berlin Heights

A private street car carrying Senator Hanna and associates from Cleveland to a Republican meeting derailed three miles east of Berlin Heights. The car jumped the track after striking a derailing switch but all occupants escaped with only rough shocks and no serious injuries.

Berlin Heights Ohio Hanna Cleveland

President Roosevelt censured over Miller case stance

Kansas City September 28 The International Association of Structural Tr and Bridge Workers adopted the resolutions committee report censuring President Roosevelt for his position in the Miller case in the Government Printing Office at Washington.

Kansas City International Association of Structural Tran and Bridge Workers Today Resolutions Committee Roosevelt Miller Washington

Salt Lake drying up signals lake may vanish soon

Salt Lake City reports the level of Great Salt Lake fell nearly three feet over the summer and is now several feet lower than any previously known. A spring gauge failed as the rapid drop left readings useless, necessitating a new gauge to measure the water.

Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake

Hotel thieves caught after tense hotel raid in Sherman house

Chicago headlines report a nighttime break in at the Sherman house where two thieves entered the corridor. One suspect was captured after a desperate struggle. jewelry worth 25000 dollars was recovered from the seized thief.

Chicago Sherman House

Indian objector ridicules Alaska boundary claims

London September 29 Mr Rob son counsel for Canada ridiculed the U S contention that it had secured native allegiance in Alaska saying with a bottle of whiskey and a blanket you can obtain the alliance of any Indian The remark reflects tensions at the Alaska Boundary Commission proceedings and echoes broader colonial attitudes toward Indigenous peoples.

London Robson Canada Alaska Boundary Commission United States

Canvass City Street Fair Urges Merchants' Co operation

John F. Knapp appeals to merchants to join a merchants' committee to supervise booth construction for the Street Fair from the Electric Arch to Center Street in Canvass City. He urges prompt action and rejects the idea of the fair as a money making scheme, warning inactive merchants will share the blame for failure.

Tribune Electric Arch Arthur Avenue Center Pocatello John F. Knapp

Fire at Ralph Private Sanitarium Kills One In Kansas City

A blaze at Dr. B. B. Ralph's private sanitarium in Kansas City killed C. Carrey of Wichita and injured five others including nurse Minnie Leas, housekeeper L. C. Godson, patient Sarah Ryan from Leavenworth, servant Hannah Stolle, and Dr. B. B. Ralph. The fire left the building destroyed.

Kansas City B. B. Ralph C. Carrey Wichita Minnie Leas L. C. Godson Sarah Ryan Leavenworth Hannah Stolle

Five Thousand Tickets Mailed for Glasgow Meeting

London reports demand for the Chamberlain event at Glasgow on October 6th. Five thousand tickets equal to the hall capacity were mailed, while applications for more than 60,000 tickets were received, showing wide public interest.

London

Gunboat Nashville Sent To Protect Americans in Nicaragua

The Navy Department reports the gunboat Nashville departed Pensacola last evening for St. Andrews Island off Nicaragua to safeguard American citizens who faced ill treatment by local employers. Commander Hubbard will carry out actions to preserve the sufferers.

Washington Navy Department Pensacola Nashville St. Andrews Island Nicaragua Hubbard

Mellin Named President of New York New Haven Hartford

The Dispatch reports the resignation of President Mellin of the Northern Pacific Railroad and his selection as President of the New York New Haven Hartford. Mellin will assume the new post after the current term ends, signaling leadership changes in major railroads.

St. Paul The Dispatch Mellin Northern Pacific Railroad New York, New Haven & Hartford

Rooms Wanted for Fair Week Guests

The Fair association seeks rooms for visiting guests during fair week. Landlords with good rooms to rent should report them at once. The association will be responsible for payment of the rent of all rooms contracted. BANNOCK HOTEL, NORMAN & ARMSTRONG.

the Fair Association Bannock Hotel Norman & Armstrong

Request to meet on Wednesday about carnival progress

To the Chairman and Members Advisory Board Pocatello Carnival and Street Fair. The writer asks a Wednesday 8 pm meeting at the chairman’s office to advise on carnival progress and warns the Ferris Wheel may be lost if a special rate cannot be secured and booked properly.

Pocatello Carnival and Street Fair Portland

Pocatello Day Set for Blackfoot Fair With Special Train

The Blackfoot Fair will host Pocatello Day on Thursday with a $1 round trip rate offered by The Short Line. If enough interest shows, a special train may run. The Tribune urges Pocatello residents to attend and promote reciprocal attendance at our fair next week. The event features Snake River valley displays, strong racing, irrigation exhibits, and livestock displays.

Pocatello the Tribune Blackfoot Snake River

Races Set for Blackfoot Fair Grounds

Blackfoot Idaho September 29 entries announced for today’s fair races including 2:20 trot and pace with Ed Conroy Julia A Polly Garr and Jupiter, Half Mile Dash with Ethel G King Croix Tobin Keneheata Captain Tom Comb, Quarter Mile Dash Little Dutch Buckna Two Bits Little Ribbons Populist. Indian race to be filled on track. town swells with strangers and exhibitors already in place. strong interest in racing and horse talk fills the air. A party with three horses arrived from Silver City this afternoon.

Blackfoot Ida Fair Grounds Conroy Julia A Polly Garr Jupiter Ethel G King Croix Tobin Keneheata Captain Tom Comb Buckna

Monte Carlo Style Street Fair Opens at City Corner

The street fair will feature a Monte Carlo themed area near Cleveland and Center streets. It promises games for the sporting fraternity and a German village with a dance hall for visitors’ enjoyment as part of a grand entertainment spectacle.

Monte Carlo Cleveland Center Streets Europe

Foley's Kidney Cure Sold by Bean's Drug Store

Avoid serious kidney or bladder disorder with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold at Bean's drug store.

Foley Bean

Arizona mining expert signs report on Fort Hall property

Richard King and Dr. C Strahon, in town at eastern stockholders’ request, inspect the Fort Hall Mining and Milling Company lands south of the city. King predicts a large copper and gold ore body with oxides and sulfides, noting copper glance and silvers, counting iron and galena as indicators, and says the ore could be ideal smelting ore as work advances toward the bodies.

Richard King Arizona Richard G. King C. Strahon Chicago Fort Hall Mining and Milling Company Tribune King Fort Hall Ife

Southern Pacific Meeting to be Held Next Week

The case Talbot J. Taylor and others to restrain voting of stock held by Union Pacific Railway was dismissed in U.S. Circuit Court. The Southern Pacific Company meeting, postponed earlier, is now expected to occur the week after next.

Cincinnatii Talbot J. Taylor Union Pacific Railway Southern Pacific Company United States Southern Pacific

Wallace School Trustees Election Ruling

Attorney General Bagley rules the Wallace school election is valid on the designated day. since election day fell on Labor Day, the trustees remain in office past the term. The ruling clarifies that elections must occur on the lawful day and not defer to a following date.

Wallace Bagley

Short Line Ticket Sale For Utah State Fair Trip

Conference at Salt Lake City Oct 4 6 1903 Utah State Fair Oct 1 7 1903 Tickets go on sale Sept 30 to Oct 5 for 7 dollars round trip to Salt Lake Final return by Oct 15 1903 D L Lowrie agent

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Lowrie

Harness dealer advertises horse goods and low prices

A local harness man Benting invites customers to visit his shop one block south of First National Bank. He promises a good line of horse goods at low prices and urges readers to call and see the selection.

First National Bank Benting

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Ayer Dick Whittington Iron and Bridge Workers Great Inland Sea MR. SO Red Man Chicago Wheat Knapp Witch Chambrlain Pocatello Day Blackfoot Fair Silver City Fort Hall Mining Company
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