Indorsement clash over Bristol nomination to U S attorney post
A New York dispatch reports Collier's Weekly extends a controversy over William Bristol's renomination as U S attorney for Oregon. Senators Fulton and Mitchell pressed for Brownell or Campbell, while Hall opposed. Mitchell's January 18 1904 letter warns Brownell to stay silent, and a later claim alleges Falton's brother offered $500 for the letter.
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New York
William
Bristol
Roosevelt
United States
Oregon
Collier's Weekly
Faton
Francis J. Heasy
Collier
Will Redice
Heney
Collier's
Fulton and
Mitchell
John B. Hall
Fulton
George D. Brownell
Brownell
James A. Campbell
Hall
Washington
Portland
Falton
Campbell
Bank of Greene
Beon Atle
Lotter
John H. Mitchell
O. W. Falton
Coller
Palton
Clyde Fulton
Ghittgen
Feltow
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Foraker
Kittredge
Muncr
Bristol Ctiee
George Brownell
Jetter
Abip
Hitchcock
FP. J. Heney
Bers
Judiciary Committee
Fatton
Riot at Pullman Election Forces Tight Security
A Pullman election riot disrupted polling in the second ward as deputies were forced from the building and a prisoner was moved to Squires & Gaddis' office. The altercation began when Joseph Buckley of Cour d'Alene attempted to vote and was challenged by M. S. Jamar. The race carried on with lawmen vowing warrants for participants and the citizen ticket winning most offices.
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Spokesman-Review
Pullman
Squires & Gaddis
Joseph Buckley
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
M.S. Jamar
Buckley
J. M. Palmerton
Cash Gaddis
Palmerton
Gaddis
M. D. Henry
Jamar
A. B. ‘Boyd
Colfax
M. G. Gray
G. W. Walters
Tomes Clark
Historic cabin torn down for fuel in Wardner
E Bolger the Spokane hotel owner sent crews to dismantle Wardners first cabin, built in 1885 by Jack Smith Jobo King and John Flaherty. Logs will fuel the hotel, and the site recalls early mining days near Bonker Hill and Sullivan mine with many now noted figures once gathered there.
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Wardner
E. Bolger
Spokane
Galeua
Coeur d’Alenes
Bunker Hill
Ming
Bolger Bua
Warduer
Fuel and Roads Tie in Colorado Inquiry
In a Denver interstate commerce hearing, Colorado Fuel and Iron auditor J A Reider admitted railroad officers also serving as fuel and iron officers, while denying a 95 percent common ownership. The commission pressed for the Colorado Fuel and Iron stockholders list, ordered to be produced in the afternoon session.
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Denver
J. A. Reider
Colorado Fel and Iron Company
Fel and Iron Company
Colorado and Wyoming Railroad
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
The
Fuel and Iron Company
J. T. Marchand
Seation
Reider
Clark
J. ¥. Wellbors
Colorado Fual and Iron Company
Colorado and Wyowing
Will Move Hose House No 1 at City Council Meeting
At a Monday city council session the move of Hose House No 1 of the fire department was ordered. The current 8x10 foot structure sits on Coppock property at Fourth and Adams, with a dilapidated sidewalk Coppock refused to repair. City officials argue a new walk would be costly, so the hose house will be relocated near the forest edge between the bell tower and the coal dryer rack. The move ends Coppock’s sidewalk repair obligation and the city’s street improvement levy.
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Marabal
Company No. 1
City Fire Department
Fourth
Adams
Robert Coppock
Coppock
Hove
Alberta oil crops claim shakes town crowd
On a Alberta street corner Jamra Nelson extols an unbelievable winter wheat crop in Alberta, boasting yields of 22 bushels and comparing wheat to flax. He claims big, watermelon sized crops and jokes about dynamiting and marketing them, while local listeners question the tale.
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Alberts
Jamra Nelaon
Alberta
Nelson
Jim
Oregon
Tolido
Allerta
Ankeny Buys Rich Mine In Idaho Mining District
United States Senator Lavi Ankany of Walla Walla bought five mining claims in the Morabetl Lake district from Jamascons roy of Grangeville and J. Hendri of Weiser for $00,000. One thousand feet of tunneling has been done. The ore is high grade free milling averaging $400 per ton. Ankany plans to develop with machinery and expects a $40,000 clean-up this season. He is noted as the first man to explore Buffalo Hump and Thunder Mountain districts.
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Ankeny
United States
Lavi Ankany
Walla Walla
Morabetl Lake
Jamascons Roy
Grangeville
J. Hendri
Weiser
Senator Ankeny
Conroy
Buffalo Hump
Thunder Mountain
Happy life restored daughter of St Albans official
A St Albans West Virginia school superintendent 8 G Blair reports his young daughter cured of St Vitons Dance after failing all treatments. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure. Palace drug store guarantees relief for nervous complaints blood and malaria at 6 for a year.
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G. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
Wao
McBride
Palace Drug Alore
F. N. Tacket
Alliance
Tacket'unge
Palace Deng Store
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Athena
Umatilla
See Hee
cAthena, Oregon
Dell Brothers
Benator
Fuel and Row Company
Charles E. Shackles
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Utah Fuel Company
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Utah Foot Company
Rio Grande Railroad
Pleasant Valley Con Companien
Tme Mann
Union Pacific Railroad
Utah Fool Company
Colorado
Washington State College
Northwest
E. R. de N
Garden City
Dayton
Farbine
Sam Loney
Dexter
Nga
General No
J. D. Smith
Ehavaswat
State Penitentiary
Whitman College
Penrose
Hus
John G. Olmsted
Rader
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