Concert series at Hotel Idaho delivers praised performance
A large audience enjoyed the final midaupamer concert by T. T. Kerr at the Hotel Idaho after weather forced the Driftwood Point event indoors. The program was praised as the best yet, with Kerr announcing plans to return to Driftwood Point in July and August with top instructors and lectures. Meanwhile A. V. Brady, arrested for drunken disorderly conduct, boasted no county jail could hold him, later receiving 15 days in Rathdrum jail after wrecking his cell and bed before Judge Steele.
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Murder of Mrs Luard Near Seven Oaks
Detectives tracking the murder of Mrs. Charles Luard near Seven Oaks conclude it was likely committed by a croesyed cackpey employed at the estate, while Kent police suspect a married woman whose husband courted Mrs Luard. A suspect woman is in custody as investigations continue to determine the true killer.
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Charles Luard
Usard
Seven Oakes
Kent County Constabulary
Settlement Talks Tie Up Canadian Pacific
Vancouver Aug 31 Dispatches from Winnipeg report the Canadian Pacific strike situation is critical. A committee representing all unions will meet at Winnipeg this week to press settlement. If talks fail the officers of the road will be urged to meet within a week or cause a total shutdown of operations.
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Winnepersonia
Japs Postpone Exposition Tokyo Until 1917
Tokyo officials announce the exposition is postponed to 1917 in accord with retrenchment measures amid widespread chamber protests. The Agriculture and Commerce minister stated the action reflects broader government cuts.
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Tokio
Japan
Tokio Exposition
Decide Right of Miner Over Milwau kee Claim
Deputy Sheriff Sutherland returned from St Joe country where trouble arose between Milwau kee railroad contractors and two miners Van Dorn and Myers. An injunction was served against the claimants to stop interference with their mining claims and resolve the dispute over right to the property.
Fort Colina inquiry into missing brother Brece Uniger
Jamie Herper of Fort Colina Colorado asks about her brother Brece Uniger. She alleges he left in 1906 and has not been heard from since. Local authorities note no new information on his whereabouts.
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Pores Es
Mmne
Jamie Herper
Fort Colina
Cols
Brece Uniger
Bergae
Tutte
David
Bryan's 1908 Speech Tour Extends Across Midwest
Democratic presidential hopeful William J. Bryan presses a sweeping tour from Lincoln to Mt Paul and Fargo North Dakota, targeting fairs and labor groups. He notes Taft's labor remarks, reads them aloud, and plans further talks in Grand Forks and nearby towns while continuing religious services with his family.
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Lincoln
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Mt. Paul
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Farge
Grand Forka
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Bryan
Ohio
Taft
Litte Sethe
Fairview
Peoria
Murder Mystery Shrouds Oakland Grave Case
Police arrest Gus Arkell on suspicion in the murder of Mrs Abbe Dosahee whose nude body was found in a shallow grave near Western Furniture Company. A spade found at the scene is identified as Arkell’s. Investigators await autopsy results while Arkell’s prior conviction for wife beating surfaces in police records.
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Abbe Dosahee
Western Furniture Company
Dux Arkell
Boampton
Arkell
Uris
Ap Idea
Adhomini
Socialist Nominees Tackle County Convention Ticket
The Socialist party met at Harrison on Saturday afternoon to adopt the national platform and name a full county ticket for the coming campaign. Officials include state senator S. Koeh, representative Amos Staith, and county posts such as coroner W. L. Sewmors and probate judge J. Guerta. A key address urged political focus, with H. A. Barton delivering the congressional remarks.
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Arum
Amos
Staith
Modimont
W. L.sewmsors
R. W. Waldo
Atortngere
Bumaon
Erpbter
Atho
Amemor
Hubbard
Jyondale
A. Bowe
Coeur d'Alene
J. Guerta
Treacher
AV. Fuller
W. D. Laird. Hill
Gus Nelson
Bevan Arrives for Minnesota State Fair Address
William Jennings Bevan arrived in St Paul to deliver an address before the state fair. Governor Johnson greeted Bevan at the depot in a cordial ceremony that pleased the attending delegates. The pair were driven to the Minnesota club for a brief reception after the greeting.
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William Jennings Bevan
Johnson
Minnesota
Fragmented Neon News: Unclear Birth Report From Bremerton
A damaged early 20th century clipping reports a chaotic incident in Bremerton involving a baby and a man named Ball, with unclear words indicating burns and injuries. The text is heavily garbled and cannot be confidently interpreted to identify the event, people, or outcome.
Farmers Seek City Market to Sell City Produce
Farmers from Marden products living in the city propose a city market for their produce. They currently trade with merchants for goods and installments on their farms, seeking cash sales to sustain themselves and pay for land and family needs. Mayor Seaton weighs the idea as a possible public benefit and a city attorney must judge any peddling limits under ordinance.
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Seaton
Eevo
Ens
Henry Lemnee
Ashbury Park Carnival Ends Reign of Queen Titania
The Ashbury Park Carnival nears its final act as the reign of Queen Titania concludes. After a season described as one of the most successful in the era, closing events mark the end of a celebrated spectacle at the riverfront grounds.
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Ashbury Fark
J. Ang
Titania
Ashtery
McIntosh Bound Over In $1,000 Bond
W K Metetovic faced a preliminary examination for allegedly enticing two young girls into the woods for immoral purposes. He was bound over to district court on a $1,000 bond after waiving further testimony. Witnesses described the alleged acts, Gies accused Metetovic, and he was arrested in Cesar d Alene and brought to Spirit Lake by Marshal Warren.
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Lauho
Ave
W. K. Metetovic
Witneses Ween
Mtesave
Ditariet
Melatech
Riya Jackson
Iste Weber
Bcause
John Kies
Htte
Marshal Warren
Cesar d'Alene
Melpinsh
Spirit Lake
Resignation Demands Shake Republican National Committee
A public demand pressed General Depeet to resign from the Republican National Committee. Alfred Corsier requested he re sign today amid mounting calls for leadership change.
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General Depeet
Republican National Pomumition
Alfred Corsier
Henry A. Du Pont and the powder trust faction
Fragmentary report shows Henry A. Du Pont facing pressure over a close alliance with the In Meted powder trust. Crozier and Dupont are named as key allies, with Crozier reluctantly undertaking action to protect party welfare amid internal concerns and potential fallout.
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Crozier
Crosier
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Tacoma population report shows 10,104 residents
Advance sheets of the city directory for the year list Tacoma population at 10 104, a decrease from last year. The directory sections enumerate street names, households, and resident types, with emphasis on individual listed names and local organizations.
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Ang
Yale inspired carnival attracts crowds across the state
A new carnival feature opened today in Newton and will run through the week drawing large crowds. The event showcases horses and other attractions, with organizers directing visitors to multiple exhibits statewide.
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Yale
Newton
Boy Shoots Companion in Deserted Trail Fight
A youth killed another boy while they walked home after watching rabbits. Vertrem taunted Orr leading to a fatal shot. Orr claimed self defense and that Vertrem threatened him before the gun fired. The incident occurred yesterday on a remote path.
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Angeler
Troy
Orr
Bate
Campaign notes and travel in the Southwest in August
Reports from Colonia Twait and Phoenix describe Aug 31 and Aug 9 developments. Dispatches mention Okotet Bewart's push to reactivate a 30 mile government ride, preparations for a campaign event with Lesser Purser af Obie and George Knight, and Wile Wright of Dayton piloting a plane in a military exercise lasting 14 seconds.
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Arie
Af Obie
George Knight
Ian Frumelane
Fiajph
Laman
Praner
Wile Wright
Dayton
Teleer
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