Coeur d Alene to Host Indoor Baseball Trials and Basketball Clash
Local sports push builds for indoor baseball and basketball with Deano Will guiding strong Coeur d Alene teams. Roster includes Payne Purdy Weeks and Heywood among others as they travel to Wardner for a Saturday game and reception, aiming to prepare for Inland Empire challenges next season. Meanwhile Judge Dunn orders Washington Water Power to proceed with condemnation work on the Coeur d Alene river, with deadlines set before February 1, 1910, to address flooding damages and potential injunctions.
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Coeur d'Alene
William Denno
Eam
Mesare
Drew
Willame
Jasconers
Payne
Moe
Purdy
Purdy Ae Forwards, McMantin. Weeks and Cano Ad Burfas
Eave
Wardner
Thin City
Playara
William Heywood
Carroll Payne
Fewase
Eugene Weeks
Harold Purdy
William Dennos
Jens Parkes
Ed. Budlong
Helder
Dot Young
Percy Jones
Walter Winn
Glenn Moon Ox
Sore Horper
Coeur d'Alece
Denko
Prom
Str
Deano
Durne
Inland Empire
Mayers
Comtrarte
Mason
Hen Early
Jam Wats
Dunnbax
Washington Water Power Company
Chas. Waters
Coeur J d’Alene
Cone Demnation
Wits Ora
Dunn
Chat
Post Watts
Nottow
Tha Coear
Joe Valleys
Nominating Talk Aimed at Fremont County Gubernatorial Race
Teton Peak Chronicle reports Barney O Neil and Harry McKinlay visiting Fremont County to gauge support for a Republican governor candidate. O Neil denounces planning, but the piece argues for a strong party slate to prevent Democratic loss.
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Fremont County
Barney O'Neil
Wallaen
Republican Etate Central Fommities
Harry McKinlay
Repubican County
Shoshone
Fremont
O'Neil
Ashton Towmille
McXining
State Institutiing
Jodie
Damocrain
Teton Peak
Fatal logging accident near St. Maries harms Swisher contractor crew
A logger named Myrick was killed instantly when struck by a log at a logging operation near Flat Crowk southwest of St. Maries. He had worked for Swisher Brothers for years. His body lay in the undertaking parlors until contact with a sister in Wisconsin failed. he was buried in the local cemetery.
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Crowk
St. Maries Laant
Myrick
Swisher Brothers
Hant & Co
Legislative Commission
State Land Board Ie
Biebetts Jean Lay
WETS MEET LINES ON FIELD OF BATTLE TODAY
The article reports escalating excitement as a local election on the dry versus wet issue nears. Voters in Mauile town Aintries 4 are described as having the right to vote, with supporters confident of victory and the country vote Babe Almont solid against the faloon.
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Joshae Aimwon
Bimpeon
Barryville
Mer
Frantie Haw
Mauile
Aintries
Babe Almont
Galveston Fire Destroys Vast Cotton Stocks
A morning blaze at Galveston wharves left large quantities of cotton stored in warehouses destroyed. By afternoon the fire was under control after dynamite blasts to blow up nearby buildings in the path of the flames. Damaged structures and disrupted waterfront operations were reported as crews fought the blaze.
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Galverton
Texas
Dee
Galveston
Mat Prof Makes Doctrine At Rydindion Pact
A 10 000 year old mat professor claims a new doctrine on human origins. Professor Gall of Yate presents a line moulding theory tracing humans back to caves 19 000 years ago. He describes a stooped cave man, kangaroo tail like body, and reports travels through Europe to assemble a skeleton of a single ancestor.
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Rydindion Bey
Profesor Gall of
Yate
Sas
Europe
Great Northern Strikebreakers Return to Work Ends Local Yard Tie
Men on Great Northern and Montana railroad yards returned to work today, ending the strike in the focal yard. Northern Pacific workers had already resumed duties, while the Great Northern crew had been holding positions, bringing near resolution to the stoppage in the region.
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Great Northern
Mt Wort
Uutth
Mont
Dee
Northern Pacife
Milwaukee and Puget Sound to run main line trains
Plans call for through service on the Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway between Chicago and Seattle via the western extension. George W. Hibbard, Milwaukee line official, says trains could begin about July 1910. The effort aims to attract Spokane and Idaho travelers and boost development along the route.
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Wash
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Chivaxo
Seatie
Buin
Jeorge W. Wibbard
Dannonker
Spokane
Hibbard
Byor Kane
Buti
Peblic
Farenet An
Butte
Strike disrupts rail traffic with daily deaths reported
In Minneapolis Minnesota the strike by rail workers has disrupted traffic in the northwest for a month. A governor’s report cites 30 fatalities tied to railroad yards and inexperienced laborers. Strike leaders insist the fight will continue to its bitter end despite changing conditions.
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Minneapolie
Dee
Mivuowota
Tallway
Vancouver Muay team wins Pacieosal cup title
Vancouver Muay team captain Dee Waal fractured a wheel in the Kelih cup final versus Beckiey but progressed after an operation. The victory secured the Pacie eosal championship yesterday with medical notes indicating a promising recovery today.
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Vancouver
Dee
Rawger
Vancouver Muay
Beckiey
Pacie
Storm Sweeps Middle West Leaves Deaths Across Cities
INDIANAPOLIS Dec 40 The violent storm swept the Midwest from the Dakotas to Ohio causing multiple deaths overnight. At least four victims died after falls on icy sidewalks Charlen A Johnson Jacob Keats and an unnamed boy of 12 suffered fatal injuries. Temperatures plunged to eight below zero with power wires down and communications seriously disrupted across the state.
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Dakotas
Ohio
Money
Lilly
Charien A. Johnson
Jacob Keats
English the Machine Man and the Spokane scandal
English the Machine Man operated in Spokane selling sewing machines on consignment and took payments ranging from 14 to 926 before disappearing. Creditors, rent, and printing bills piled up as police pursued warrants for arrest on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses amid confusion over remaining stock and shipments.
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Pwr
Walt
W. C. Bnetian
Bierman
Mewarx Nelson & Brailor
Wiverside Avenue
Consignun
Chiat
Cal Nelson
Mookane
Byokane
Lewiston
Hpokane
Spokane
Kelson
Fitehiah
Overflow Case Testimony and River Lands Conflicts
Testimony from an overflow case covers a Washington hearing on land along the St. Joe River near Worral Idaho. Witnesses discuss river lands, reservations, and production claims including crops and hay. Details cite land value ranges per acre, dates 1902 1907, and Indian agent Worley permit history.
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Washington
Doe River
Prank Booth
Worril
Idaho
Hand of Navigation
St. Jow
Bowladee
Aramney Gray
Governement
Alorniye
Wity Hess
Washington Water Power Company
Mt. Maries
Worley
Yale
William
Bank of Thie Etty
Bod
Wage
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