Immunity claimed in Borah trial testimony collapse
In Boise on September 2 Associated Press reports Albert Nugent admitted perjury under cross examination, saying he was promised immunity by a federal officer to testify against a man he did not know. He testified about timber land claims and payments from Wells and transfers to Harber Luwther interests, while Anderson’s affidavit was scrutinized amid ongoing proceedings. The trial scene shifted to land paper mass in the Boise land office as witnesses discussed alleged arrangements.
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Associated Prone
Boise
United States
Wil Tare F. Borah
Albert Alanon Nugent
Matt
Pra
Park
Bomtor Borah
Fle
John
Burch
Indes Whitson
Ae Anerson
Anderson
Nugent
Sonny WB Wells
Harber Luwther Company
Pwo Tilly
Wella
Lester
Wells
Atalie
Nugent Aille
Andersen
Louis M. Privhandsmith
Turen
Ferguson
Butte
Abdul
A& Ntcr
Martin Ferguson
Deer Lodge
Bullas Parrott
Alsways
Parrott
George Parrott
Bullax Parrott
Milleeeek
Wd Frent
Parrote
GriEntals Swarm Over Country Warned By Missionary Bishop
Portland reports Sept 2 A missionary bishop declares America will be swarmed by Windwa Ghhwae depare neer Koreans within a few years The statement characterizes a world wide movement of net Lema and claims those who have come are ruinors of tens of Lhousinlé Ain peat Ta Tiny The speaker urges sweeping actions to keep the rowdy element in check and warns of a broad spread of influence
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Portland
Ore
Deo Jamed
Amortca
Orton
Arid
Thar Deckiver
Aterag
Deer Lodge Fair Opens With Grand Start
Deer Lodge fair kicked off with a grand start featuring AUPE DANO Ts and local vendors. Organizers touted community spirit, parade, and midway attractions as residents gather for the annual event.
Deer Lodge County fair features and races amid lively crowds
A lengthy report from the Deer Lodge County fair grounds describes a bustling opening day. Guests from Butte arrived by trolley, the grand stand and exhibits impress visitors, cattle and Norman Percheron stock are noted, and racing actions show promises of better cards today.
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Deer Lodge
Wade Hx
Butte
Main
Third
Fafe
Anung
Dench
Mr Haggin
Benille
Overs
Montana
Fair Grounds
Vigilantes Stir Phone User Debate in Velua Meeting
In Velua a clash between labor organizations and phone users erupted as vigilantes denounced opponents who support the Bell Company. A speaker urged a boycott while others urged restraint. accusations of vandalism were raised and logged by the Labor Assembly.
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Velua
Sept
Xerler
Rissohpe
Vigilanton
Frisco Bribe Takers Claim Corruption Unnecessary
Frisco officials discussed railroad franchise and trolley plans amid a San Francisco bribery inquiry. Gallagher and Davis testified about board immunity and alleged interviews with Spreckels at the Presidio as part of the scrutiny of public officials involved in the stalled overhead trolley project.
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Wearmsen
Tirey L
Cedal
Othael Fay
Rame, Which i S Alleged To Have Been So Hiv Telly Distributed, Times de Gallshtr
Nis Bellef
Davis
Tig
Gallagher
Tnday
Raye
Svatvely
Dye
Mn Spreckels
Presidio
Police Chief Arrested For Leaving Off Lid
Police chief Millen of a city was arrested by a county official and taken to a county seat court on charges related to misappropriation of his duties. The case involves alleged misconduct connected to pay and labor strike tensions with a federation of ship owners. The hearing followed a meeting where his future employment was questioned.
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AmUwert
Bern
BG Traction Company Cannot Pay Its Debts
BG Traction Company unable to meet its obligations shows a court action by creditors. Names Robhison and Adrian Doling appear as principal officers, with a balance sheet indicating total liabilities around 6,004,000. The filing notes no asset liquidation yet and lists ongoing creditor petition against the firm.
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BG Traction Company
Try
Aganeia Ll Press
Aw York
Sopl
New York
Ghiy Taihway
Rarpordiiona
Cheordenek
Cecetlan Thiessie Minharinn
Gaya Rw
Chak Fhaalin
Totus Robhison
Adrian
Doling
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt completes summer home leave and travels by train to Washington. He is welcomed by neighbors and will resume duties with Mrs. Roosevelt and Quentin traveling with the party. Secretary Loeb and the Secret Service accompany the president.
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Wisamily
Ryan Nominated for Mayor of San Francisco
Hy Associated Poe La Prancisca Sept H Danioy A Ryan a prominent Republican politician was nominated by the Republican municipal convention tonight for mayor of San Francisco. The vote favored Teal Ny 1b te 4s, Wilmer St. Lagden, while Whitney was expected to run. The result was reported as unanimous.
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Poe la Prancisca
Danioy A. Ryan
Iddernes
Republic Meneipal
Uate
Redward
Marter
Teal Ny
Wilmer St. Lagden
Distinet Whitney
Navy Yard Labor Shortage Reported Amid War Effort
Dispatcher notes a critical lack of workmen at Puget Sound shipyards as recruiting efforts race to bolster manpower. Officials cite delayed production, with plans to mobilize more workers including 100 men from nearby regions and political pressure to accelerate enlistment for upcoming fleet deployments.
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Beattie
Lenina
Puget Soul
Ninta
PrAeToy
Syria
Wreck on Northern Taels Kills Engineer and Injures Two
An oil train collision between Loe ni and Lombard left one engineer dead and two other crews injured. The head on crash halted traffic for days as wreckage piled high and 47 cars were derailed. Restored orders are under investigation.
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le Irging
Loeni
Lombard
Bulic
Cuban Revolutionists Tracked by Governor
An Albany styled dispatch reporting Havana a conspiracy to spark a revolutionary spirit is traced to Governor Magen. Authorities track suspected conspirators over several days and suspect New York capitalists backing the movement.
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Anated Press
Havana
Cuva
Magen
apaApiekius
Beedme
Wille
Mist Ft
New York
Pastor Shot After Refusing Robbery Demands
The Rev. Wy Gustafson of the Swedish Mission church was shot twice when attacked by two men who demanded money at a street location southeast of Mie Merkya Ten. He survived initially and was taken to Cre fey hospital. authorities pursued the suspects within minutes.
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Denver Poel
Greeley
Wy Gustafson
Swedlah Tannery
Yen Haldun
Aban
Mie Merkya Ten Staal Oo Nii
Cre Fey
Whale Hits Boat Then Sinks Craft After Crash
A damaged report from the Axsariaunl Press describes a whale striking a boat on Tow ard street after noon, sinking the craft and causing visible damage to the hull and propeller. No injuries were reported and the engine remained functional after the impact.
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Shin Kranetro
Chicago Rail Talks and Alleged Loans Stir Market Reactions
A report from Chicago outlines alleged personal loans to company officers as sources discuss immunities and the potential sale of a controlling stake in the Illinois Central system. Rumors claim Clover Leaf officials may back leadership changes at Alton and Illinois Central, with names like Samuel Felton and J. T. Harahan cited in rail executive circles.
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Hy Ansociatud Press
Chicaen
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Standard Oi
Rock Island
Alton
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Clover Leaf Railroad
Alton, Clover Went
Minneapolis && St. Louis
Towa Central
Fhonle
Clover Leaf
Edwin Hawley
Weareé
Ross
Alton Railroad
Sunwue E. Felton
Samuel 14 Felton
Barriman
Hurriman
Atton
Feltum
Hartiman
Tilinois
Central Railroai
Stuyvesant Meh
Unrrhman
J. T. Harahan
Tardy coal shipments being investigated nationwide
State Railroad Commissioner Saunton said delays in coal shipments entering Utel dasting Uno were under investigation. He noted railroads appeared to be trying their best amid requests from coal suppliers for improved conditions and faster service. The report references issues tied to Pacific coast shipments and broader transportation concerns.
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Epccig
Standard
Helena
Saunton
Raeching
Uno
Cilraads
Stantun
Pacite
Mala
Stadt
Striking Keymen Vote to Increase Walkout
A chaotic report outlines key union leaders voting to intensify a walkout. The text references labor actions, brokers, and unclear dates as workers press for higher demands. Names and places are garbled, but the central theme centers on a strike strategy and potential negotiations.
Fabulous Gold Strike Near Valdez Reported
Private advices from mining insiders describe a rich gold strike near Valdez in the mushy Amushine valley. The find allegedly measures around miles from Valdee and includes machines prepared to work the vein, with an estimated value around 940 dollars and 4200 in room value. A single discoverer, Peter Manian, is named with others referenced, and the report hints at a soon rush to the site.
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Att Wathentle Xaarer
eTiele
Roald Aigcoverx
Valleseverk
Amushine Waltey
Miles Fee
Osqter
Vaphes
Peter Manian
Usk
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