Normal conditions report from Coeur d'Alene mining district
State mine inspector Moore reports the Coeur d'Alene district shows normal conditions with encouraging activity. Wallance business growth aided by railroads, with healthy mines, limited development on smaller prospects, and plans to remodel the old mill to boost output. Gruber questioned in J H Billings murder case. he claims alibi and knowledge of Billings but denies the killing.
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Wallace
Idaho
Aline
Moore
Coeur d'Alene
Dulineus
Chicago, Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Idaho Northern
Basler
Fred Gruber
Billlings
Ino Hotel
Billings
Gruber
Lewiston
Veing
Spokane
Galvaetoo
Tesas
Hying
Anancle
South
Emily
Petition Filed for New School District Near Huetter
A resident in the vicinity of Huetter filed with the county superintendent of schools a petition seeking the formation of a new school district by separating land across the river from Huetter to form a separate district. The move would take pupils from Huetter and two nearby schools to establish the new district, after the county had already added rooms to Huetter to serve nine grades. Superintendent Shern will present the matter to the board at the next meeting, but concerns arise that the county commission may reject the petition, reducing pupils at three existing schools.
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Baldents
Vieinity
Hisctier
Actos River
Vielnty
Cuetter
Huptter
Loth the Huetter
Pew
Sonar Sehool
Huetter
Coeur d'Alene
Shern
County Enim Wimlonere
Fragmentary Memoir Snippet From Spokane Text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Spokane and Crete with stray names and garbled phrases about quality, welfare, and children. It references Parente, Susie, Patere, and local figures in a disjointed, unclear context. The passage reads like a brittle transcription with numerous misspellings and inconsistent terms.
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Relley
Crete
Spokane
Wath
Susie
Seman Te BP
Alec Etree
Reformer
Phiadhrupiat
Semanitarion
Apeutie
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Education and Violence
The passage fragment mentions Myke obaueg, Tromas Paine as patron saint and Dereard Shaw. It discusses teaching children the right living, claims 10 percent are “children of” something and 90 percent are not wanted. A person is assaulted on Pith street, and a claim of an advance on Mr. Leeper surrounds a Tokio session developing on a proposed kingdom.
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Tou
Pith
Emmeither
Meat of the Kingdom
Leeper
Teddy Leads Jungle Expedition Report Amid Dinner Ties
Mae Gain Over and Thowmund Ar sale and Birds are cited in a chaotic notice about the Rowsevsit Nunting expedition. Colonel Rocwerelt attends multiple dinners including one with the governor as preparations for a Christmas dinner and a forthcoming forward march of the expedition are described.
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Namost
Hinds
Rocwerelt
Ana
Ngomrvelt
Chriatmas
Jungies
Bratiano Shot by Anarchist in Rome
Reports from Washington and Copenhagen note Bratiano of Romania shot and reportedly tortured by an anarchist. rapid arrest followed. In Toledo, Ohio, Wabash railroad litigation seeks personal judgments against the railroad and others, while Denmark debates Cook’s Arctic claim and New York grants Frederick A. Cook city freedom amid public doubt.
Estrada Routs Zelaya's Army in Nicaragua Battle
Cable dispatch from Captain Shipley, stationed on Molues near Bilnefelds, reports Zelaya’s forces routed after hours of heavy fighting. About 2600 Zelaya troops killed or captured, with Marines and hospital ships aiding the wounded. Provisional President Katrada confirms complete victory and says the enemy’s lines collapsed at Tatimbale.
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Washington, D.C
Eikya
State Department
Kipsey
Erulant
Molues
Bhipley
Retaya Corem
Kesore
Ramaesterday
Binefelds
Helaya
Wamiington
D.C
Nicaragua
Meraro Sodigma
Zelays
Bhipsey
Ganaales
Ith Thom Tl
Metrads
Katemie
Blanemields
Tee
Tatimbale
Tee Bent
Conta Ton
Talasiephouse
Katrada
Yentoray
Corur Alene School wins silver at Alaska exhibition
Notification received that the Corur Alene school was awarded a silver medal or diploma for drawing and sent to Alaska. The effort reflects credit on the pupils and teachers, with remarks on home work and school cooperation.
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Alene Echoole
Mathem
Alaska
Yahoo-Pacite
Dexin
Centens
Larenis
Carr
Aloe
Tenei Army
Demurrer Argued In Idaho Land Case State Water Board Action
In Boise the case centers on Willem Baldertsan and the Marble Creek land dispute. Attorneys argue the state water board lacks power to grant or gift land, citing legislative acts and the land commission report. The court heard from AG J M Prisrenn and others. demurrer overruled would allow further defense.
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Boise
Maho
Reser
Resingniah Lands
Marble Creek
Toth Smvaslon
Lege
Atformer
Frank Wrinasana Ceme
Ange
Willem Baldertsan
Wwe
Land Board
Abe Shea
Averuage
Wyman Aba Crow
Naseften
Amvaian
J. M. Prisrenn
Kidwin Snow
Edwin Melle
Coeur
Alene
AG. Elston
Spokane
Knight
Wallece
Mpport
Ewer
Storm
Divorce Granted As Property Sale Debated In Court
In a divorce case involving Gadd, a United States court addressed a restraining order and ordered the sale of marital property. The hearing followed the former wife’s request for relief and included alimony of 2400 dollars.
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Niort
Reine
Jalan Detrick
Gadd
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UME
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North Pole
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