Insane man in custody and conservation meeting notes
A sheriff reports L I Wright, from Rathdrum Idaho, held as a likely insane danger to none. He will be evaluated by probate court and possibly placed in an asylum. In Seattle, Taft telegrams support national conservation. Chief Forester Pinchot praises Roosevelt era policies and Dr. McGee emphasizes water as vital to conservation.
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William H. Tat
Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Towers
Roosevelt
W. J. McGee
Tericulture
Department of Agriculture
Meee
Meter
United Beats
Heapwaker
Great Briton
Germany
France
Apaln
Parwfal
Haly
Greece
Rerpt
Palestine
Wually
Man injured by ax repeats scar in same arm
Mr. Tony, previously cut by an ax causing a scar, was injured again when the same blade struck his left arm while cutting a tree. He reports the blade jumped off, forming a V with the prior scar, and vows to obtain a new ax and secure the handle before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Hawaiians Urge Federal Help to Preserve Resources
Ralph M. Hosmer, Hawaii delegate, and Williem J. Pinter of Oregon addressed congress on preserving Hawaii as a war base in the Pacific. Hosmer urged extending reclamation and irrigation to conserve scarce island resources while stressing the need for federal support to develop agriculture and reduce tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Hosmer
Williem J. Pinter
Oregon
Congress
Pacife Ovean
Ralph 8
Hosmer
Territorial Conservation Commission of Hawaii
Beraeit
Inna
Birthday gathering honors D A Salter in Bons of Herman
The Bons of Herman celebrate Mr D A Salter s fifty ninth birthday with about twenty five attendees. A moreschaum pipe is presented by William Daganer, and Mr Butter expresses thanks. Reminbrances and speeches mark the evening. Members W Bee Jey and F W Tinkie plan further visits at their homes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
D. A. Salter
Sutter
Willam Daganer
Butter
Meademes W
Bee Jey
F. W. Tinkie
Real estate transfers in Kootenai County listed by Panhandie Abstract
Real estate transfers in Kootenai County documented by Panhandle Abstract show United States and private owners exchanging land with Northern Pacific Railway in numerous sections across townships 43-21 and 45-6W including parcels in sections 1, 3, 18, 28-35, and 44-18. Also listed are transfers to Walter Turner and others, a cemetery parcel in Forest, and a gift to Gard D'Alene. A separate note cites United States orchard product values at about 494,000,800 dollars for the year.
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Kootenai County
Asture
Panhandie Abstract Company
United States
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Pacifie Railway Company
Pacife Ailway Company
John Nelson
Walter Turner
City of Cout
Vere ' Phelps
Forest Cemetery
George Coville
Inabella M. Covile
Thomas N. Feely
Alice M. Feely
Winn Te
A.W. Robert
Grant Sherman Park
William F. Borchard
Town of
Coeur d'Alene
Waller Turner
Hest
Italian Immigrant Dies After Contact With Live Wire in Spokane
Rafael Scarpelti, an Italian immigrant about 40, was killed instantly yesterday afternoon by a live electric wire lying across a street in Wokane. He was returning from the Dustaneme part of the city to the Mackroul factory when he struck the ground and suffered a fatal neck fracture. Coroner’s inquiry held. two of Scarpelti’s sons oversaw body removal to the morgue.
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Heath
Prom
Wokane
Wash
Rafael Scarpelti
Fcrom
Aide Avenue
Napa
Dustaeme
Mackroul
Prague
Lason
Naples
Italy
United
How to Wash and Dry Woolen Sweaters at Home
A New York Evening Sun guide explains drying woolen sweaters after washing. Lay flat or hang on padded line with towels, straighten sleeves and clips, avoid stretching as weight of water pulls fabrics. Dry on the ground if no yard, and prefer sunny conditions for faster drying.
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New York
Berliner Aerial Torpedo Aims to Surpass Warships
Emilie Berliner, credited as the Washington inventor, claims a winged aerial torpedo evolved from the fish torpedo, driven by engine powered planes. It uses gyroscopic stabilizers, carries explosive cordita, and is touted to reach speeds around 100 miles per hour to outpace ships.
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Emilie Berliner
Washington
Berliner
Fasivat
Rapid
Iveguna
Ship Oh'o! sinks near Alaska with many dead
At Katchekan Alaska on August 27 the Nome passenger steamer Oh'o! sank after leaving Seattle on August 24. The Humboldt and Rupert City nearby helped. The Ohio, under Capt. John Johnson, was believed lost with many passengers. George Ecoles, the wireless operator, perished while aiding others. Death toll remains unconfirmed but is expected high.
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Katchekan
Alaska
Seattle
Humboldt
Rupert City
Seuse
Ghio
Vorhead
Pawengere
Beattie
Ohio
John Johnson
Rock
Leneral Brant
George Eocles
Dog Catcher Called to Kill Dog on Bacand Street
This morning a dog catcher was summoned to Mr P Hedan on Bacand Street to destroy a dog. The handler arrived to find the animal in a humane state and the task was deemed unnecessary.
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Doge
P. Hedan
Bacand Street
New Botti for Pile Driver in Quebec News
Carecallen Bros. install a new locomotive fire-box and boiler in their pile driver ready for use within a few days. Themygen Katen hold several contracts to begin as soon as the driver is operational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewdinews
Jess Yat
Carecallen Bros
Themygen- Katen
Gold Bug Attracts Attention in Display Window
The display of a gold bag in the Gadd clothing window drew many shoppers. The eye-catching item sparked interest as a new trademark feature, with passersby stopping to admire its sparkle and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadd Clothing
The Crazy Corn Case Attracts Sheriff Custody
A man declared of unsound mind is held by the sheriff this morning after an incident in Ponce. A bystander notes the man’s remark about joining a “crazy club” and doubts his ability to consent to any such action. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
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Craey Club
Harriman In Suffering State With Guarded Home
Aug 27 a report describes railroad magnate Harriman under heavy watch near his country home with armed guards in place. Doctors say he is suffering from stomach pains and may require treatment or surgery as medical opinion cites severe distress and potential operation.
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Turnm
W Warriman
Beting
Neona
Hinesia
Gardene
Harriman
Afome
Aston
Tony
Bempends
Bart
FH Bier
Harrian
Mager
Poon VALOR Gy BUTIEMANLA Food Preparation Note
An archaic instruction discusses whale meat and whale milk, emphasizing careful preparation and cleanliness to preserve freshness. It notes eight men and various sites, with guidance to use clean methods and distilled water when possible to keep the product safe for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiierwiie
Unclear fragment on city exit and hospital confinement
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person leaving the city and a hospital confinement for a period, with mentions of Spokane and accompanying kin or associates. Details are garbled and OCR-laden, no coherent event or dates.
Local paper hints at familiar names amid unclear notices
Fragmentary OCR notes reference churches and prosperity while urging readers to find items in the ark city papers. The garbled text mentions home, pain, and hints of a sequence of names and events without clear details.
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Rome
Unclear text about housing project and contractor
The fragment describes a housing related matter with a contract for a new residence at a named location. It mentions a cost near 3500 dollars and a completion target by November. It references Mr. Cook and a contractor with orchard assets and plans to establish a garden and vegetation cover.
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Cook
Howesa
Heritamier
Eden
Cowk
Mim
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Pinchot
Taft
Halley
L.I. Wright
Rathdram
Anylum
Garwood
Idaho
F. J. Burcham
Adem & Burcham
Wright
Saylom
Salem
Ore
Medical Leke Hospital
National Conservation Congress
J. N. Tea
Portland
Unites Sinter Department
United Mates
Nerew
Atal
Jobe Barrett
American
Ifallan
Beriener
Nimola Tebla
Nikole Tesla
Fase
Cronthe
Dulind
Ettisen
Nwtaliang
BOTTI
O&m
Ponce
Fils Mountain
Tome
Im Oly
Spokane
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