Big Mineral Exhibit Gains Attention at Attle
At the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Attle, Idaho miners showcase the vast eastern mining district, led by d’Alene’s rich operations in the Standard Mammoth and Heron mines. The Commercial Club hosts sessions on entertainment, the Columbia River conference, and preparing souvenir books as residents pledge homes and funding.
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Attle
Wash
Ainsie-YukonPay
Ie d'Alene
Edmund ‘Ullcote
Wallace
Bass MM
Sullivan
Joe
Morning
Success
Buow
Hercules
Meola
Standard
Howe
Malley
Bevandiatrint I
de Lamar
Idaho Milnes
Idaho
City
Time
Sewcome
Joo Distrinta
Eink Mettus
Elatrupais
Atty
Boyd Hamilton
Hopkien
Columbia River
Wenatchee
W. i
Pry
Ata
Fry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Buntnese
Alan
Steemer
4.C. Whit
Maoy
United State
Tex
Corer d’Aieng
Columbhla River
Cle Plain
Spokite
Awhiee
Coeur d'Alene
Seattle Fair
Fes
Ely
Menara
O. B. Barr
J. C. White
P. W. Ase
Chicago Men Reject Wage Scale Amid Strike Threat
Aug 20 Chicago motormen and conductors vote to reject a new wage scale proposed by Chicago Railway company. A strike is anticipated within hours, with police prepared for strike duty as elevated and surface crews could be shut down, threatening city transit.
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Chicago
Chicago Railway Company
Platte River Floods Cause Losses in Colorado
Denver reports rising flood damage after heavy storms. Platte River dam brakes and rapid river rise threaten communities. Auditor issues three indictments naming James K. Adams of St Maries, Miss Joventine Katkives of Linewin County Nebraska, G. Avderon, Miss Moilie Whittinton of Tacoma, and others.
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Platte Wiver
Denver
Colo
Platte River
Yarties
James K. Adams
St Maries
Joventine Katkives
Linewin County
Nebraska
G. Avderon
Mise Moilie Whittinton
Dott
Tacoma
Godfrey, Wash
Mime
Berths Heigeson
Detreit
Powder magazine explosion rocks Oraka Japan
A terrific blast at the Oraka powder magazine in Japan on August 20 shook nearby buildings and sent residents fleeing. Four soldiers were killed and many others injured as the blast shattered windows and sent debris into the streets.
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Oraka
Japan
Time & Paple
Officer Cleared in Inquiry Over Annapolis Death
General Cleared Beant as Renalt of Inquiry reports a Marine barracks commander at Annapolis during Lieutenant Bottoms death will be relieved from duty pending the inquiry. The dispatch notes a central change under the Button Inquiry in Washington on August 16 20.
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Clenanp Mast Beant
Washington
Tomar Tharine
Marine Barracks
Annaplim
Bottom
Ceseril Chanup
Forest Fire Under Control After Large Blaze Near Camp 5
Reported forest fire remains under control after burning about twenty acres across two to four spots near Blackwell Lumber Company camps. About sixty men defend skid ways and protect camps while removing slash. No major injuries confirmed though one man, Markman, is said injured in a separate incident. Firefighting crews describe extreme heat but say the situation is now manageable.
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Blackwell Lumber Company
Campe 5
Ian
Markman Hr Haine
Nenceldenta
New State School Building Plans Approved for Gooding Facility
The State Board of Education approved two construction plans for the New Minte Institution, Gooding, submitted by Paradion Nesbit Joon architects. The six to ten story building will include dining rooms study rooms and sleeping quarters with fireproof construction and accessible exits, with bids and completion targeted by January 2 and a total appropriation near 26000. Also noted is the death of Williem Muller in El Paso and a letter confirming shipment details to the old home.
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Minte
Umd
Wtate
Paradion & Nesbit
Joon
State Board of Education
Toeeting
Capital News
Leaiaiaterre
Samalon
Aulebee
Sonvenient Grints
A.V. Charmberlie
Williem Muller
el Paso
Meltwaukey
Dog Bite Incident at Metropole Market Hurts Boy
A boy was bitten on the hand and leg by a dog at the Metropole market this morning. The dog, kept near the market, became furious after being disturbed by onlookers and attacked. the lad was treated by Dr. Rabin and is resting at home.
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Metropole
Dr. Rabin
Norman Buck Dies in Spokane Territorial Judge 1890
Weal Aug 30 obituary notes Judas Norman Buck long a judge in Spokane and North Idaho. Native of New York, 69, died at 12 30 p m at his home 712 Fourth Avenue after long illness. Buck served as territorial judge and later member of the state house of representatives. He was reported ill for two months and ill for over a year, leaving a noted legal career in the region.
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Spokane
Weal
Judas Norman Buck
Northdno
Bunter Hill
Mull van
Tea Dee River
Surtone Wi Park
Judan Tick Cam
Buck
Lewiston
Idaho
Busk
New York
Harriman Health Report From Vienna Observation
Harriman undergoes medical scrutiny in Vienna with Prof Mreumpelle and Dr Bireum pelle advising on his alleged illness. The physician notes difficulty with nourishment and appetite, and Harriman's symptoms require careful monitoring during a period of medical evaluation.
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Vienna
Ave
Keeward Har
Ran
Colinper
Mreumpelle
Harriman
Vienne
Bireumpelle
Marri
Sys Ube
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Pacife
Rove
California
Pombe
Robert W. Collins
Max Dor
Land
William Fudge
J. A. Singer
W. H. Pr
Mr. J
White
Hamilton
Dt Waa
Purchase
Pew
Tke
Uitvertsine
Plonaurn
Werstary Hoplick
Bookana
Conut d'Alene Commercial Club
Spolane
Colorado
Boy
Norman
Coeur d'Aldaey
Hamman
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