Allotting Land to Indians on Coeur d'Alene Reservation
Special Allotting Agent W B Same and his engineer corps begin allotment of tribal lands on the Coeur d Alene Reservation. Chiefs Peter Macila and Peter Au per select acres. each Indian will choose land and receive staged payments with entry rules, royalties, and future land disposal terms under 1906 act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Same
Engineer Corps
Coeur d'Alene Whiat
Coeure Alene
Peter Auper
Coeur ‘Alene
Indiana
Plummer
Tekon
Jordance
United Ne
United States
Idaho
Latter-day Saint Conference Holds 29th Annual Session in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City hosts the Thurch of Jess Christ of Latter-Day Jannte annual meeting at the tabernacle with full attendance of officers and members. The general priesthood session is scheduled for tonight and the Sunday School conference follows, marking the Mor Mons event in the church calendar.
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Salt Lake
Tah
Lackawanna Steel Plant to Hire 1900 Workers Monday
The Lackawassa Bisel company plans to put 1900 men to work on Monday, 1640 of them skilled steelworkers and the rest laborers. The announcement notes the total workforce will then reach 1640 employed.
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Buffalo
Lackawassa Bisel Company
PARDON ORCHARD Mis Attorney Seeks Clemency in Idaho
Boise April 4 A pardon petition for Harry Orchard was filed by attorney Frank T. Wyman acting under Judge Fremont Wood, with the state board of pardons. Publication notices will run in Canyon county papers next week, four weeks required before consideration, and execution may be extended to July. The court’s recommendations suggest commutation, not full pardon, and Orchard’s counsel says action should follow the court’s guidance.
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Mis
Boise
Idaho
Harry' Drchard
Wrank T. Wyman
Om Bs
Fremont Wood
Trial Court
State Board of Pardons Sention
Canyon County
Frank T. Wyman
Ho Aled
Basker Hill 4 Ballivan Mine Dividends Loom Large
The Basker Hill and Ballivan Mining & Concentrating Co at Wardner paid a $75,000 dividend and have issued $255,000 in dividends since January 1. Lead and silver prices rose, boosting monthly disbursements to about $60,000 previously, with an April increase of $15,000. Ontario silver mine at Park City, Vermont, has paid $14,096,000 over 30 years but made no payments since 1909. The mines employ roughly 400 workers. Hyynamite fatality in Tacoma occurred during stump blowing.
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Huil and Ballivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Bre
Wardner
Pala
Ste Ptock
Imad
Ontario
Park City
Vial
Ofinen
Comur d'Alenes
Bunter Hill
Bultivan
Taft Visits Chicago for Interdenominational Union Dinner
Taft met with the Interdenominational Social Union at a banquet and reception in Chicago to discuss religious questions connected to affairs in the Philippines. He then spoke informally to Hamilton club members, attended multiple receptions, and prepared for a busy schedule with commitments at the Commercial Club, Irish Fellowship Club, and Maumiiion Club before a public reception. Taft noted the presidential nomination of Thomas E. Watson as “very interesting” and stressed the need for patience before reform.
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Tan
West
Taf Wax
Chicago
Washington
Tale
Torbin
Awiitarium
Charikmen
Banauet
Pantlien
Udelzons
New York Manufacturers Praise Slow Yet Real Improvement
In New York on April 2 a meeting hosted by Chairman FH Gary of the United Trade Board heard that manufacturers at Uniselty last night felt gradual but perceptible improvements. They described a steady but slow recovery, with cautious optimism about business prospects and demand amid ongoing adjustments.
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New York
Uniselty
Ainner
Flooded Meadow Lands Surveyed Near Post Falls
The Washington Water Power company surveys lake shore meadow lands owned by J P Mary and others to determine how much land is being flooded by the dam at Post Valle in the Spokane river. Owners fear loss of hay crops and income as floodwaters render land valueless. lawyers seek injunctions to restrain further flooding.
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Washington Water Power Company
Corpe
Post Valle
Spokane
Weadow
Wood
Jecinlun
Larix Carpany
Water Power Company
Wilia
Bern
Omer Lim
Hia
Lana
Roosevelt’s Former Aide Returns to Private Life Plans Quiet New York
Washington reports indicate a former Roosevelt aide has left public service to resume private life. The official statement notes the transition, with consideration of a possible later return if permitted under party guidelines. In New York, students from New York University staged a march to protest the surprise of the presidency and agreed to leave the campus pending further action.
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Lars
Washington
de Marine Ageia Fereity
Bae
Oom Prenton
Young
America
New York University
Nominating Controversy at Populist National Convention
The Populist convention in St Louis nominated Thomas E. Watson of Georgia for president and Samuel Williams of Indiana for vice president after stormy sessions. Nebraska and Minnesota delegates opposed Bryan’s backers, walked out, and were later joined by the Minnesota group, leaving the remaining convention to proceed with nominations. Coxey of Ohio led the temporary chairmanship, then George A. Howsher of Reading City was made permanent chair. The walkout reflected deep division over Bryan and party strategy as observers noted delays and parliamentary maneuvers.
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Popubiat Nethomal Thebes
ST. Louate
United Sates
Thaman E. Watson
Georgia
Vito
Samuel Williame
Indiana
People's
Notreska
William J. Bryan
Hopel
Jay A. Forest
Albany
N.Y
Minnesota
Bow Rye
Ryan
Denver
Nebraska
Coxey
Ohio
Weer
George A. Hoswisher
Deveoy City
Honnleker
Tibbeie
Kryant
Tilsbeth Walker
Miners Threaten Work Stoppage Amid Labour Tensions
Reports from Denver and London describe miners at a Collapsed Mines site threatening to resume work only under new conditions, with tough restrictions and altered shifts. The German loan matter and Bryan's upcoming radio address frame the day’s news from London, Denver, and Paris, noting expected fundraising totals and speeches.
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Hegan
Colinente
Denver
Apell
London
Bryan
Prumtan
Puchlo Tommerow
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Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Wow
Yastwight
Frank Gotch
Ann
Goteh
Ed Smith
Dotoh
Uckenschmidt
W. W. Witting
Goth
Hama
Mackenachmiat
Jon
Hackenschmidt
Gotoh
Bormon
ATERI
Hatiate
Basker Hill
Ballivan
Tacoma
Taft
Taft Speaking
Washington Water Power Co
Romsevelt Marin
Watwon Ant
Wililadi
Colapleld Mines
Kew Wetera
Poderefog
Minera
Wbrihe
Athens
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