Congress Urges Big Waterway Expenditures Across Nation
Washington December 9 The Vers and Harbors Congress renewed its push for a federal program funding 170 million dollars annually to improve waterways including the Mississippi and Missouri rivers the Great Lakes to Gulf route and related harbors. Prominent figures from Britain Brazil and the United States delivered addresses urging a broad national waterway policy amid debates over coastwise and inland canal projects. Strong backing from officials and industry leaders signals a major push for expanded federal action on river and harbor development.
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Joseph Garno Passes Away Pioneer of Coeur d Alene
Joseph Garno dies after stomach ailment at 52. A longtime Coeur d Alene pioneer and steamboat figure, he served in the Fourth Infantry at Fort Sherman after earlier duty with the Third Cavalry at Fort Fetterman. Survived by wife, three sons and four daughters. Funeral by I O O F lodge at Post Palace Friday at 1 pm. Rev. Brown to conduct service. Washington dispatch notes National Democratic League planning a 1912 campaign.
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Railway suit seeks damages over river obstructions
Sheriff A P Bailey sues Northern Railroad in district court claiming 2000 damages for losses when obstructions in the North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene river hindered timber shipping during spring floods. Plaintiff alleges railroad acts blocked navigation, forcing extra crews to clear obstructions. Edwin Melien attorney. Also note: banquet at Chicago Auditorium Hotel with Morgan guest, on transportation and commerce topics.
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Bomb Explodes Injuring Twenty in Five-Story Tenement
In New York a bomb dropped from a roof injures twenty people in a five story tenement. Five are in critical condition as police investigate and seek the guilty party tied to Blackhand Society threats for money. Investigators probe the county prosecutor’s home after targeted break ins and clothing thefts occur at Carl Bore and Dr. Young residences.
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Clothes Theft Network Probed After Repeated Incidents near Watt Home
An informal visit by Potts, prosecuting attorney for Koat emai county, sparked an investigation into a clothesline theft pattern. Residents reported disturbances and disturbed garments, with tracks leading to the street. Authorities, lacking bloodhounds, fear ongoing thefts as six households report stolen items and police seek suspects and witnesses.
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Burglary Report At Rogers Residence Detected
Officials investigate a break in at the Rogers home during the past week as officers recover stolen clothing and dress items. The Rogers couple were away when the theft occurred and are cooperating with sheriff's detectives to identify the culprits.
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Death of Mrs Ines Hilla Follows Train Fatality Near Comar Aleve
Mrs Ines Hilla died at her home last evening. She was the wife of Job Millia who was killed earlier when struck by a loose engine on the Comar Aleve and Spokane railway. The text notes repeated illness and complications but gives no funeral arrangements.
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Uncertain Alabama Ministers Meet In Chekranna Conference
A garbled report describes a gathering of laymen and ministers from Alabama and western Philadelphia area. It mentions a conference with a large attendance, aiming to discuss religious matters and rule over a body, with a focus on Bethogiets and leadership.
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John Milton Birth Formalities Observed at Cop umbis University
A ceremonial birth observance for John Milton was held today with formal acknowledgments by the university faculty, tribute by the traditions committee, and greetings from officials. The event underscores institutional respect for historical connections to the university.
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Ruef Case Heads to Jury in Lengthy Trial
In San Francisco the Ruef case moves to the jury after a 15 week trial. Prosecutor Johnson led closing arguments condemning alleged bribery tactics and urging a verdict of guilt or innocence to conclude one of the era’s longest trials.
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National Corn Show Opens in Omaha With 200000 Sq Ft Displays
The National Corn Show in Omaha Neb begins today occupying about 200000 square feet for corn grain and agricultural implements. Exhibits include rare prizes and a focus on corn products with demonstrations on production and fuel uses. The show features a drive to illustrate corn’s place in industry and export potential.
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Roosevelt for Trained Army
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create a trained army corps in a special message from Washington. He argued current law was hurried and partisan, proposing a deliberate reform aligned with mobilization needs after Spanish American War hostilities.
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Army War College Plan For Postgraduate Course On War Arts
The Army War College proposed a postgraduate course for West Point graduates focusing on the arts of modern warfare. The bill, drawn under army supervision, aims to prepare laws and manpower for potential war, with a $2,060,008 project and a secondary appropriation of $69,000. The president’s advocacy emphasizes readiness and civilian support for rapid mobilization and war power.
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Cutting of Wires and Rew at Wareham Jeter Wood
In a civil action the case concerns wire cutting at a warehouse and removal works on Recond Street. Plaintiffs accuse defendants of tampering with cables and service lines. Judge Mure presides. Gray & Knight represent the plaintiff, with settlement likely out of court.
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Attention Members of Coeur d'Alese Lodge 34 Ball Pridap
Members and visiting brothers meet at the Ball Pridap on December 11, 1808 at 1 20 pm for ceremony led by Prather Jemepe Barna at Post Palle Wasers. Train departure to depot at 11 16 pm. Wy order of the Noble Grand. L ROPER Bee.
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