Bonner County Anti Mormon Politician Sees Democratic Upswing
Charla O Callaghan reports from Bonners Ferry on northern Idaho politics. He cites Democratic strength in Bonner and Kootenai counties, criticizes the Republican machine, and favors adopting a Mormon plank to counter Idaho’s GOP influence. The county central committee meets at Sandpoint to bolster party unity.
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Charla O'Callaghan
Bonners Frey
O'Callaghan
Ous
Idaho
Bonner County
Ho Wes
Donner County
Ucket
Bonnar
UFIL
Republican Party
Callaghan
Kootenai County
Republican Central Committee
Holtman
Kootenal County
Charlen Mottman
Kootenat
Rathdrum
Il Loyaly
Harrison
Pollon
Spirit Lake
Polte
Bowner
Donner
Tam
Tte
North
Taaho
Premier Henry Campbell Bannerman Dies in London
London reports the death of Henry Campbell Bannerman former prime minister and first lord of the treasury. He died at 10 40 this morning at 10 Downing Street residence after serving as premier from 1905 to 1908 and long being a Liberal member for the Stirling district.
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London
Henry Campbell Bannersmun
Premlery
Rcaldence
Ntroot
Sir Henry Campbel-Hknnerman
Jonathan
Herbart Axquith
Great Britain
Treasury
Grant Airhalm
Par Matone
Sterling
Leader of the Liberal Party Passes After Nine-Year Home Remark
Mu, aged 72, eldest son of Sir James Campbell of Biscathea Portfarshire, died after years of public service. Educated at Glasgow University and Trinity College Cambridge he led the Liberal Party in Parliament for nine years and was regarded as one of Britain’s best organisers among several generations. His health declined nearly a year ago and his death closes a long career in public life.
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Uberal
Great Britain
Stroke Strikes Ulver Lay at Normoyle Hotel
Ulver Lay of Harrison suffered a stroke this afternoon at the Normoyle hotel while Mr. Day, visiting to complete homestead proof, was presenting his proof. Lay, about 70, was taken to the Normoyle. Dr Dorland attended. The patient’s condition was described as critical but he is still alive.
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Ulver
Gilver Bay
Harrison
Normoyle Hotel
Day
Normoyie Hotel
Dorland
Two Miners Duel Ends in Fatal Shootout Near Warrens Idaho
In Warrens, Idaho, near Marshal Lake, Richard Hambly is killed when a bitter mining dispute with Brave Winchester erupts into a four-shot duel. Deputy Frank Van Deventer witnesses the fight and arrests Winchester as authorities move the suspect toward Grangeville for trial. Warrens, a remote mining town in the Salmon river district, remains cut off and details are scarce.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Richard Hambly
Warrens
Rebis
Brave Winchester
Marshal Lake
Hamby
Winchester
Frank van Deventer
Hambly
Aheritt William Brown
van Deventer
Sheriro
Jortioner
Grangeville Watts
Ture
Orangeville
Grange- Ville
Cow Girl Queen Arrested for Robbery in Oregon
Nelle Bauer known as the Queen of the Cow Girls of Southern Oregon is arrested for robbing mail at Royston station. Her partner, Mrs Nelle Ragan, faces grand jury action on federal charges of aiding the thefts, with about $200 in trinkets, gloves, dress goods and jewelry identified as articles stolen from the mail.
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Portland
Otc
Nellie Bauer
Oregon
Tres Hoo
Nelle Ragan
Federat O Matain
Rayan
Royton
Bonanes
Klamath
Mini
Ragan
Royston Mra
Searah
Attorney General to Study Northwestern Home Finding Case
Spokane reports Attorney General Atkinson will review alleged improper dealings by J. W. Williams at the Northwestern Home Finding and Industrial Association. Mrs. Li M. Dey 14 will act as superintendent at 07 Chelan Avenue during Williams' action to secure a bond of 1090. Arguments are set for Saturday.
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Spokane
Wash
J. W. Williams
Northwestern Home Finding & Industrial Association
Atkinson
Li M. Dey
Chelan Avenue
Williams
Coeur d Alene Eyes Track and Fair Plans for Fall
A Wallace Spokane group may back a race track and fair in Coeur d Alene this fall. A representative studied sites near town, found several suitable, and will confer with associates before final steps. If plans proceed, a state fair could be held in conjunction with racing, drawing northern Idaho patrons and boosting regional interest.
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Wallace
Spokane
Bustom
Cour d'Alene
Wade
Bigamy charge shocks Portland beauty scene
In Portland Gre, Mise Huth Kinney faces bigamy charges as her husband J T Kills accuses her of two or more marriages. A warrant was issued but she remains at large. She sued for divorce after a prior marriage, a decree later contested up to the supreme court. Pending that ruling, Kinney is accused of taking a fourth husband, Charles Beebe, while divorce action hangs unresolved. A deputy district attorney says a warrant was prepared following questioning.
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Portland
Gre
Bern & Rival
Mise Huth Kinney
J. T. Kills
Llin
Supreme Court
Kiliete
Charles Beebe
Ellin
Wiesly Drewn
Depety
Adams
Staten
Warrenta
North Carolina Prem Association Meets in Charlotte
In Charlotte on April 2 members gather for the annual meeting of the North Carolina Prem Association. An interesting program of papers has been arranged for the convening session.
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Fartert Mariners
Charlotte
N.C
Nuri Carolina
North Carolins
Cushman Grills Democrats in Washington Speech
Washington report recounts Mr Cushman attacking Democratic leaders in a heated speech. He ridiculed Mr Williams for politics that provoke concern and accused the party of incompetence and aimed rhetoric. The exchange included sharp jests and a mock pledge to oppose paper trusts and tax policy.
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Washington
Cashman
Williams
Cushman
Democratic Party
Democrate
Witt
Cushmanty
Wes
Jirran
Mryan
New Terk
Payne
Inks River Waters Stationary Amid Flood Fears
Reports from Mt Joe and 6 Merten indicate water at bone points has receded six inches since last night with no damage beyond yesterday's concern. Heavy rain and approaching thaw may raise waters again, threatening more damage. Railway and lumber crews monitor streams, and 14,000,000 logs are jammed at Lindley on the Coeur d'Alene river as workers try to save the logs and prevent further loss.
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Ealiber Hatog
Mt. Joe
Lindley
Coeur d'Alene
Turmoil in Tacoma Water and Light Room Civil Service Fight
In Tacoma on April 22 a clash arose over the charter civil service rules. The new commissioner Methrworn, with the comptroller, appointed HH Kell as clerk of the water and light department replacing William Daniels. Gregor then placed Keith in charge, while Arantote resisted the transfer as civil service noncompliance. The case heads to the lawyern for resolution as both sides prepare for a courtroom fight.
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Tacoma
Cy Mickle
Fae Merwin
Keith
Water and Light Department
Timmer Visite City Aboard Lake Steamer Veteran Captain
Captain J. M. Baubarn of White Worse visited Alnaks and met Captain Santurn aboard a Corur d'Alene steamer. A veteran of the lake trade, he once supervised the Georgie Osken coastres thaw and captained the steamer for eight years. The era saw the minew lake Cour t Alone country paralyzed by ore shipments via lake boat.
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J. M. Baubarn
Alnaks
Tay
Santurn
Corur d'Alene
Axhe Lake
Georgie Osken
Amasad
Tty
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