Coeur d'Alene Band Grows in Popularity and Reorg
The Coeur d'Alene band has grown to 27 musicians since its March reorganization and now plans for more regular engagements. With a remodeled hall on Coeur d'Alene Street and Prof W G Allen as director, the group has expanded from 16 to 21 players and added experienced instrumentalists. The orchestra has already staged two successful dances and expects continued patronage as it builds an active concert schedule.
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Ite
Coeur d'Alene
W. G. Alien
Pro Allen Aims to Make Band Best in State and Washington
The Coeur d Alene band under Pro Allen shows young players developing and progressing with new music and ambition. Allen plans to direct every effort to win at Spokane and the fair, invest in music, and establish a standout ensemble.
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F Allen
Coeur d'Alene
Pro- Allen
Washington
Spokane
Laos
Imation
Westmwat
Allen le & Youngman
Muate
Dakota Bate School
Conservatory
Muse
West
Colfex
Compe
Ful- Curnets
EM. Stowe
Walter
al Paimce
Elarienets
Ole
Ganley Cone
Sah
In Nebrastam Primary Delegation Downbeat Prompts Debate
In Trenton New Jersey April 28 the Democratic convention debated instructions to the delegation to the Denver national convention. The majority opposed Bryan at large while endorsing a unit rule. James Smith era, John Machillfe and others were chosen as delegates with some Bryan supporters defeated. The temporary chairman George Avellman attacked Hoover era governance and denounced predatory wealth amid a disorderly convention.
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Ution
Nebrastam
Trenton
N. 2
Tor Jay
Denver
W. J. Bryan
United States
J. Smith
Jamm T
Martin
Hinton County
Bryan
James Smithera
John Machillfe
Frank 8. Kxtzonbach
Howard Carrow
Catiow
Snrke
Robert Davis
Mudoon County
James Martin
James H. Ward
Hudspeth
Hudson County
Tate
Davin
George Avellman
Hoowvolt
Tari
Mayors Resigns Amid Local Finance Crisis
Mattoon Illinois April 28 The mayor Lewis Lehman resigns from office claiming inability to meet city expenses. He cites alleged tax revenue issues from a 1906 misappropriation and says the city must use a bank president to assume duties while the town faces a revenue shortfall.
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Mattoon
Eaune Menoes
Cieetion
Larwis Lehman
Wet
Reeler Weakens Givey Information Worth 1 000 000
Deitel Brown a vice president and manager at a California bank trust firm, serving 18 months for embezzlement, reportedly provided information to the bank’s receiver B. J. Lebreton and Assistant District Attorney Hef Cook. The disclosures aim to recover assets for depositors, including stakes in Idorade Lumber and other works. The cipher code book and letters tied to the case are now with the district attorney.
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Deegantore
San Francisco
Deitel Brown
California Bate de Pault & Trust Company
San Quentio
Trust Company
B. J. Lebreton
Nob
Heslo
Hef Cook
Labeth
Idorade Lumber Company
Carnegie Brick ‘Works
Stockton
Brown
Cook
Mrram
Johnson
Mimaelf
Walter J. Hartowtt
John
James Treadwell
Orig J
Bartnett
Treadwell
Districtttorney
Verdict For News Company In Hogan Libel Suit
In Marin county superior court Judge Lanon presided as the jury returned a verdict for the Han Francisco News company in the libel case brought by former Police Commissioner Thomas Hogan after two weeks of trial and only 25 minutes of deliberation.
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Han Francisco News Company
Waa
San Francisco
Thomas Hogan
Wuperiar
Marin County
Lanon
News Company
Interurban trolley collision near Detroit injures many
Two large Interurban trolleys on the Detroit to Jackson line collided head on about 25 miles west of Detroit near Youtlant while traveling about 45 miles per hour. Nine killed, 18 injured, some seriously. Motorman Issa Fay alleged to have caused the crash by disregarding orders. Victims include Edward De Witt of Grand Forks S. D. and CW Reeve, with several others in critical condition.
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Ditron, Duce
Detroit
Jackson
Chicago
Detroit United Railway
Here
Youtlant
Issa Fay
Dreth Danvath
Arentia
A ‘McMaulen
Syracuse
Carbertao Greant
Edward de Witt
Grand Yorks
8. D
Reeve
Steel Corporation Dividend Declared Amid Heavy Earnings
The Matted States Steal Corporation declared a quarterly dividend of 1% on preferred stock and 1% on common stock. Net earnings for the quarter ended March 31 were $14,228. Directors approved the payout while reporting a $29,803,487 decretive figure versus prior year. Orders on hand stood at 2,768,43 tons, signaling a heavy demand amid fluctuating totals.
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New York
Tone Lee
Nd & Decresee
Loumarl
Church and Roy in Nelson Jail
Report from Nelson B C states Arthur Church is jailed awaiting trial on charges of vagrancy and house breaking. Roy is implicated with Church in the alleged crime spree that included crossing the border and burglary of two section houses. Officers recovered a gold watch and silver spoons, with other valuables found in their possession. Both youths have prior records and a history of trouble with the law.
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McGovern
Hher- Ut
Tuck
Nelson
B. C
Arthur Church
Nelson & Fort Shepard
Church
Roy
Northport Weider
Tpeti
Yale
Gistriet Court
Amutiber
Idaho
Huy
Brother
Anne
Muse Moretioune
Willshom Chareh
Chuck
Dinister
Siorsey
Sentinen
Wfiters
Jannae
Spokane
Meteor
Guy Paren
Railways Without Cash Question Sparks Grand Jury Inquiry
New York April 29 Thomas J Ryan told the county grand jury that the Metropolitan Street Railway stock was largely water and that 95 percent of railroad stock nationwide carried no cash value. He asserted most railroads were built with little cash during earlier eras. The hearing contrasted water in stock with actual cash invested, noting earlier reorganizations and minimal down payments for numerous lines. In San Francisco the day brought record warmth with 65 degrees at 4 pm, the warmest April day since 1804.
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New York
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Aperial County Grand Jury
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Iase
Grand Jury
Metropolitan
Ryan
Jerome
Wrrest
I Ryan
Tbe
Mrr. Ryan
Uber
HiLtle
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Yan
Paul
Northwestern
Omaha
Mr. Myan
Han
Jeror
Bowie
Bubs
Mir. Hizen
Atchison
Mr. Tras
San Francie
Ban Francisco
Jury to try Abraham Rust in bribery case
In San Francisco on January 28 the jury was seated to try Abraham Rust, ex-political figure, on multiple indictments charging bribery. Judge Maurine T. Dooling presided as defense sought a venue change amid alleged prejudice. Impaneling took 19 days. 13 jurors selected. Prosecution, led by Heney, will call witnesses including GM and Stomph Green. defense claims potential bias in local press and officials.
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Smonap Dirge Talay
San Prancisco
Ion
Abraham Rust
Ban Francis
Sion
Maurine T. Dooling
Ban Bantte County
Frank Hf. Dunne
Julie
Rust
Daly
Francine
Oakland
Tt Ie
Rowe
Ruel
Mercinl
Riva
Om Brtoind
Anais
Santerm Magasines
Beiberraratt
En Pranetaro
Uribe
Jennings
Ander Dowling
Mherry
Heney
Heef
Ximome
Conde Fen
Rwgatate An
Stomph Green
W. J
Eupervisare
Cleveland improves telegraph? April report from Lakewood
Fragmentary note from April 3 in Lakewood reports Grover Cleveland in uncertain health and unclear improvements amid garbled text about telegraph related matters.
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Nel Thompson
L. Brammord
Jimer Rauch
Rodger Wearhe
Chear Giles
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John Thompson
William Rholder
Bert Porter
Hammond
Ben Jonkins
Barlo
Willie LaFayette
Lee Rauch
Hal Bradduck
Folfowa
Smith
Ad Busby
Ass Palmer
Cornet
B. M. Stowe
Bam
Men Jen
Elmer Kaweh
Sainley Case
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P, W. G. Allen
New Jersey
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Wrather
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Lakewood
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