Fleet Is Off To The Pacific
Norfolk Va December 16 The Atlantic fleet sails from Hampton Roads for the Pacific on the longest cruise in history led by the Connecticut and the Aggahip of Fighting God with President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower. Admiral Evans Rear Admiral Brownson and Secretary Motenst attend the review as ships salute and depart.
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Norfolk
Pacific
Connecticut
Hvans
Hampton Roads
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Washington
Adral Dewey
Motenst
Newberry
Adral Brownson
Con
Roads
Adral Kvane
Navy
Phot
Mayflower
Con. Feticut
Evans
Aplain Hugo Osterhaus
Kansas
Splate Charen B. Vreeland
Vermout
William P. Potter
Pulsana
Richard Wainleht
Georgia
Adrat
Charles M. ‘Thomas
Mary McCrem
New Jersey
Ham
Sowtherland
Rhode
New York
Philadelphia
Otter
Oyster Bay
Lnferior
Alneo
Gbting
Indiana
Iowa
Cester Bay
Kanami
Ohio
Minnesota
Vermont
Trinidad
Admiral Evans
Bob
Admiral Rvmus
Hole
Evan
Root
Brownson
West Coast experts study Spokane coal prospects
Bonne of Scranton Pennsylvania visits Whatcom and Olacter area to inspect coal deposits. Officials estimate over 6 million tons may be available, suggesting ample supply if shipments reach eastern markets. Analysts note potential for easing the nation’s coal shortages and boosting manufacturing with sustained output.
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Spokane
Wash
Bonne
Scramton
Keyutome
Olacter
Whatcom
Mvanabie Ie
Consis
Washington
Appointment of William Sams as Indian department agent
W. Brad, special agent in Washington reports the appointment of William Sams, private secretary to Senator Heyburn, as special allotting agent of the Indian department. Sams will serve from January, stationed at St. Maries or Coeur d Alene, with work focused on the Coeur d Alene Indian Reservation. He resigns his current post effective mid January after earlier service since 1892 as law clerk in Heyburn's office. John A. Smith of Boise expected to fill Sams vacancy.
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Washington
William
Sams
Heyburn
Asha
Indian Department
North- Jern
Idaho
Jama
Ama
Herburn
Oxburm
National University Law School
MU Prems Court
District of Columbia
Meyburn
Same
St. Maries
Covar d'Alene
Coeur d’Alear
Federal troops to stay in Goldfield as unions fear grows
General Funston says miners have lived in constant fear and kept to armed vigilance since the Western Federation of Miners arrived amid talks of federal troops. Governor Sparks appeals to Washington while Federal Labor Commission arrives to investigate labor disputes and report to the War Department and President Roosevelt.
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Goldfield
Nev
Dee
Amwriean Federation of Labor
General Funston
Goldfeld
Associated Press
Western Federation of Miners
United States
Fanston Staed
Sime Thon
Fanston
Washington
Funston
Sparks
Federal
Mambere
Roosevelt
Charles P. Neill
Merbert Knox Smith
Lawerence Murray
Department of Labor
P. X. Patterson
War Department
Three Died in Tunnel Disaster Near Reston
In Ellensburg Washington on December 16 three workers died from suffocation in a tunnel near Reston while 30 men labored on the track. Two were struck by a train, one died from fumes before aid arrived. a few escaped.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Dee
Tallana
Reston
Alee
Local Tram Wins at Wallace Bacardeyrvea Meet
Local teams from CAleve and Wallac high schools competed in the Junit Ge held at Wallace Bacardeyrvea. The lovel Geballing team emerged victorious with strong performances from teachers and participants, while the event featured a mix of bands and local figures in a spirited, if error-laden, summary of school sports and community involvement.
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Lovel
Junit Ge
Wallace Bacardeyrvea
Caleve
Wallac
Geum
Masonic Lodge Officers Elected at Saturday Meeting
The Mesces Kieet lodge of AF and AM elected officers for the coming term. Worshipful Master O. R Barr, Senior Warden Roger G. Wearee, Wardens Il. Dergas and A. L. Rebus, Treasurer CA. Waters, and Secretary. Appointed officers to be announced by the committee later.
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O. R Barr
Il. Dergas
Eaaiar
Roger G. Wearee
A. L. Rebus
Treaserer
CA. Waters
Amnoanond
Ta Mhuriahing Eomttiom
Old Blue Law Enforced Across Idaho Towns
Lewiston and Wallace enforce Sunday closing as courts uphold the blue law. Stores, druggists, and stands restricted to cigars papers and sodas. many shops shut or operate minimally. Wardner also closes citywide, deputy sheriffs enforcing Sunday rules with fines and limited exemptions. public talk of archbishop amid wider religious influence.
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Wallace
Ida
Dee
Star
Wardneil
Idaho
Lta
Wardner
Sherif Barnhart
Busines
Baur Stitee
Bern
New Carin All Reported Incident In Rome
An unclear December 14 report from Rome notes an incident involving a new car and Catholic context. The fragmented text mentions American and menu items without clear details or outcomes.
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Rome
Poacher Outraged Dog Drives Poaching Out and Fled
Spokane reports a vicious poaching incident at the Little Street restaurant area where a dog hunted employees and customers, stealing plates and gems. The animal, shot twice and captured after cornered in a basement, had previously attacked a man and attacked a baby years earlier, with police naming the case as a severe offense. The owner then moved to Idaho to evade extradition, returning last week to reclaim the animal.
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Spokane
Wash
Dee
Sriek
Howard and
Wall
Erland
Cooke
Walbory
Genth
Apletind i
Idaho
Thin State
Feature & Witt
Thie City
Ils
Vale
Boston Tea Party anniversary marked by societies
The 154th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party was celebrated today in Boston by patriotic law and history societies. The event recalled the famous act in December of 1773 and highlighted its impact on American history.
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Borton
Boston
Patriant Law and Histories Societies
Wietuity
City in Grief and City Plans on Lake Work
The article notes the death of W. H. Reser’s father and lists city officials including City Attorney and B. Cromwell of Gar. It mentions a sidewalk near Seventh Street, ordered by the city committee, and a new steamer George Oakes ready for commission. Davey purchases land from George F. Menle for a project at Walla resistence, aiming to begin soon.
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Vincecers
New York
House of Representatives
Myron Terick
Cleveland Rootery For Savings
Andrew Carnegie
Victor Morawets
Santa Fe Railway
Samus Compers
American Federation of Lahr
Walter Nahum J. Rachelder
The
National Grange
D. A. Tomkins
No- Hons Association of Manufacturers
Theodore
Serurdance
Slom
Davey
George F. Menle
Marah
M. Tatis
Coser
Alene
Walla
Su-Cartr
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Lewiston
Maho
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Supreme Court
Chief Hayes
G. M. Adams
Ireland
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Rowton Tha Party
W. H Reser
B. Cromwell
Gar
Seid Washington
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