Commission to Investigate Marble Creek Lands Rights
State Land Commissioner George Day leads a five member inquiry from Idaho to assess the rights of about one hundred settlers and the state over the Marble Creek lands in the Coeur dAlene region. The group, appointed after a party dispute and prior withdrawal delays, will gather documentary and testimonial evidence and report findings to the land board. Registration and pending drawing for lands drive a mass migration to Idaho, with tens of thousands expected to file for Coeur d Alene and adjacent reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘x. Day
Bathe City
Freehater
Washington County
Marble Creek
Land Department
Thia
Terra
Recorda
Inna
Maner
General Land Office
Lalso
Dumoceata
Land Board
Beardes
Mddihe
M. Tike
Cogar
Alepe
Porthwest
Coeur d’Aleng
Itu
Cour d'Alene
Sesrabers
Wiles
Tinjon
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Flathead
Usust
Bookana
Alands St
Spokane Flathead
Wmattlu
Notary Reports to Superintendent on Morning Draw
Morning drawing begins at one o'clock with priority given toFlathead and Spokane Dust reach the office before the draw. Notaries will report to Superintendent Wittener by morning, completing their tasks and relieving them of responsibility related to the peace ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wittener
Stocknolm
Sweden
Exployers’ Ansociation
Airind Trades Unions
Tate
Ube
Bank Robber Shot After Bank Hold Up at Portland
In Portland Oregon on August 5 Henry Paul held police at bay for three hours after robbing First National Bank and stealing 606. He killed one officer and fatally wounded another before being killed by officers near White Bear Lake. Officers returned fire, and four more were wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Que Ofeer
Portland
Ore
Henry Paul
First National Bank
Paul
Purautt
White Mear Lake
Taran
Williauw
Zepplein Airship Flight Lands in Cologne in Good Condition
An airship voyage from Frankfort to Cologne ended with Zeppelin Liberty arriving in good condition after a lengthy flight. The journey consumed many hours but the craft landed safely under restored ballast and operational controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Cokogne
Cologne
Zepplein
Tariff Bill Now a Law in Washington D C
President Taft signed the tariff bill at 4 18 PM in Washington D C after Senate approval by a 47 021 vote. Speaker Cannon presided as the measure became law. Defender of the bill cited deficiencies and the day included debate on appropriations and tariff details. Senator Dolliver opposed, claiming lack of preparation and warning against deceiving the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamuington
2. C
Taft
Senate
Cannon
Wallington
D.C
Henator Fitat
Dolliver
Property Transfers In Kaotenal Area By Land Companies
Panhandle Abstract Kee Land Company transfers describe lots and blocks in Kaotenal area to A M Morgan and Anna Peterson. Spirit Lake Land Company conveys parcels in Spirit Lake region, including lot 39 in block 34, and other fractions in Reid's addition and nearby townships. Elizabeths oncher and other heirs receive interests in various sections and townships. The fragmentary record lists multiple transfers among land firms and individuals with section and lot identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Us & 1St
Kaotenal Sognty
Panhandle
Kee Land Company
A. M. Morgan
Wwk
Joe City
Bpirit Lake Lasg Company
Anne Peterson
Spirit Lake Land Company
Anna Peteriog
Bilizabeths Oncher
Reid
IFA
Gimme Adiitiee
D'A
Maries Land Company Tw C
Spokane Valley Land Water Co Valuation Cuts 76000 to 20000
The Spokane Valley Land Water Co receives a reduction of the Post Malls ditch valuation from 76000 to 20000 and the Fish Lake ditch from 14000 to 4000 as the Board of Equalization completes adjourned session. A subsequent list shows county accounts approved for payment including contractors and servants across districts with various sums. The record notes adjournment to July 28, 1909, and references ongoing proceedings on other pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosra
Wodoeaday
Delock
Spo
Kane Valley Land & Waver Company
Stor & Reduction
Board
Delta
Promicee
Cowil 1
Post Malls Ditch
Spokane Valley Land Water Company
Spokane Vetter Land Walter Company
F. Chadek
Northern Ida
PF. Lhe. Co. Lumber
Northarn
Max A. Borland
W. C. Hammond
Coleman & Charters
John Rheinhon
Board of Pa
Rourt Howe
James Wottger
Interstate Tol. Co
Henry Ogston
Political Control Plot Reported in Spokane Ties
In Spokane the arcane Arcret Political Machine operates through the city and county patronage system. The group reportedly meets biweekly to bolster influence, recruit members, and distribute favors, drawing in police and business figures while promising mutual gain and protection.
Injured men in rail accident at Spokane area
In a Saturday rail incident near Spokane several men sustained serious injuries. E C Campbell and Percy are among the wounded with one being described as critical. The dispatch office at the company in Spokane likely attended the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Campbell
Placeholder Title Based on Fragment
Police and detectives announced a homicide investigation today as they search the city for a suspect linked to a highway incident. A Canadian resident, alleged to be connected with the case, was identified among the arrestees.
Local residents recall Marion and Grace Sproat visit
A fragmented entry notes entertaining guests at a home near the coast. Marion and Grace Sproat are mentioned in connection with a social gathering while a rider attended a nearby event. The text suggests pleasant overall mood and rites observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Ng
Bower
Marion
Grace Sproat
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Marbie Creek
Tudge Witten
Idaho
Cherie
Iran
Ali
Creer
Alene
Bank Borrer Psorte
Orpplein
Ve Auhaeie
Seriou
Uhie
Arcret Political Machine
Naease
Otters
Wash
Molto
Il A
Bay Rehres
Jules
Trou Hoe
Pabile Works
Palire
Teanten
Merwbaute
Amd
Remowinte
E. C. Campbell, May Recova
H. Gilberts
Vietim
Coromer
Pridayy
Sewiill
Raliiené
Kelaif
Cumdielie Moor
Apaichang
Cal
California
Kemp
Wasi
Carvaike
Carvaike Tmelineus
Manford
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