Coeur d Alene College Growth and Plans
Coeur d Alene College reports 103 students with a mix of city and rural attendees. The seven department institution uses steam heat and electric lighting with an estimated ground-expenditure of about 420000. Faculty includes Rev. J. Jesperson Oscar B. Liden Alfred Johnson Joseph B.A. Alexia Thure Herman Hannah Anderson Kate Lideo C. C. Brownell and A. Schadet. The college aims for a seven-year course though few collegiate students in dance and no current class work in that department. The evening school remains active with branches.
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Coeur d'Alene
Iide
Goxes
City
Ide
British Sun
Civil Service
Conservatory of Piasse
Rev. J. Jesperson
Oscar B. Liden
Alfred Johnson
Joseph B.A. Alexia
Thure Herman
Hannah Anderson
Kater Lideo
C. C. Brownell
JA. Schade Tatrustor
Dormitory Need and School Plans Highlight Local Education
The article notes student housing struggles and a proposed new dormitory to reduce crowding, with a goal to provide proper classrooms and facilities. It describes the school, run under religious guidance, offering vocational education and requiring gymnastic courses alongside core work.
Untitled College Organs Show Literary and Chorus Activity
The fragment describes a college with a new dormitory and an established program of two literary organizations meeting weekly. It notes a major mixed chorus, absence of a lady trio, and an efficient corps overseeing instruction as part of the college’s organizational structure.
Honor the Priest Stafford Funeral Draws Nation’s Leaders
Prominent figures including Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon and Secretary Taft will attend the national capital event honoring Father Stafford rector of St Patrick’s church. The obituary references his trusted role and influence during his Washington career.
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Washington, Fen
Fairbanks
Cannon
Baron von Hengelmuller
Auetri
Taft
Cortelyou
Bona-parte
Loeb
Teeral O'Rielly
John Sharp Williams
Champ Clark
Ramdel
Gout
Aldrich
Hoverides
Carter
Elkins
Ott
Gable
Father
Iafford
St. Patrick's Church
National Capital
Washington
Stafford
Memorial meeting to honor Father Stafford noted
Leading citizens gather for a memorial meeting with short addresses praising Father Stafford as citizen priest patriot philanthropist and orator Interspersed with music by St Patrick s choir and a Marine Band segment. Also reports rail agents head to Los Angeles for their twelfth annual convention aboard a special train with stops across the southwest and extra leisure trips.
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Steeda
Father Stafford
Bt. Patrick's Choir
Marine Band
Chicago
Ber
National Association of Railroad Agents
Low Amelies
Banta Fe
Albuquerque
Laguns
Grand Canyon
Arisosa
Redlands
Riverside
San Bernardino
Pampas
Orange Country
California
Los Angeles
Low Angelon
New Orleans
Memphis
National
Amoctation of
Ite
Conductor Robbed on Spokane Streetcar
Conductor W L Angle of Spokane’s Boone avenue line was held up by three young men between Lindeke and Chestnut streets while two rifled his pockets of 20 10 pay and a $25 watch. One man fired a pistol but only one gunman was armed. The trio jumped off at Chestnut Street as the car reached its stop, leaving the frightened conductor shaken and unable to provide a full description. Detectives Weir and Witte were dispatched to investigate.
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Spokane
Wash
W. L. Angle
Boone Avenue
Washington Water Power Company
Spokane & Taster
Gnd & Guld Watch
Lindeke
Chestnut Streets
Boone
Conductor Engle
Forshee
Lindeke Street
Knale
Tle
Matormaih
Chestut Street
the Online
Doone and
Monroe
Demetive Weir
Ornest Witte
Heyburn bill to create a national park on Charlette Lake
CHATCOLET LAKE PARK WASHINGTON Feb senator Heyburn's measure to establish a national park on Charlet lake within the Coeur d'Alene reservation moves forward as the Senate committee on Indian affairs reports it favorably. Indians there formally approve, while A Worley, superintendent at the Coeur d'Alene agency, and five leaders of the tribe meet with interior department officials to discuss opening the reservation, with allowances prepared by Special Agent Same.
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Washington
Heyburn
Chaterlet Lake
Cowarlene
Senate
A. Worley
Coeur 4
Interior Department
Texas Lumber Manufacturers Form Band of Leading Mill Men
At a meeting in Wooston Texas the Texas Lumber Manufacturers association enrolled nearly all leading mill men as members. Proponents deny it is a trust and claim price control aims. Nebraska visitors on tour to the South head next for Galveston and Bestmont. The Standard 611 tanker Awastache arrived with a dangerous cargo.
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Wooston
Texas
Texas Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Poefort
South
Hare
Galveston
Bestmont
Barton leaves Coeur d'Alene to seek Chicago westward future
Marton Harton, once organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, travels from Coeur d'Alene City Idaho to Chicago seeking broader prospects in real estate and mining. He predicts Chicago will become the western capital and plans to return home bearing new aims.
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Marton
Buite
Hfe
Barton
Wrth
Industrial Workers of the World
Cowur d'Alene City
Idaho
Harton
Rights of Squatters Case Clarifies Settlement Need
A land dispute involving Carrie McGruder and James W. Rylven centers on squatters rights and settlement dates. The board found Rylven had settled November 1904 and resided inconsistently, while McGruder entered August 7, 1906, with the outcome emphasizing that continuous settlement may not be required to establish squatter rights.
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James W. Rylvenver
Carrie McGrudin
Carrie McGruder
Byivemter
cMeere
Democratic Currency Bill Affects National Banks
Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi introduces the minority currency bill after a Democratic conference. The measure seeks elastic currency rules, alters reserve requirements, and sets new limits on notes and gold reserves. It awaits passage before the House with banking and currency committee backing.
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Washington
John Sharp Willams
Mimis- Ixippi
House
Committee On Banking
Hangis
Aimilar
Tangier Hostage Drama Refused Ransom Demand
In Tangier Morocco, adrift with hostage tensions, Harry Melewn, held in bondage for months, was handed to British authorities after a ransom demand to the Moroccan foreign minister met with reluctance. Halnull arranged the transfer to Rabat under a protection guarantee, while McLean and Metly assisted, leading to a quiet, largely unnoted departure of the captors and captives.
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Tangier
Morocca
Cala
Harry Melewn
Haleull
Maleulli
Rabat
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Joeur D’alene College Growth
Oung Institution of Learning
J. Jesperson
Coeur W’alene College
Fembere
Association To Vlatt Cate “Torala
Chatcolet
Lake Park
Ane
Handard
SAN Francinco
Ftandard
Orient
Pacific
Wengkalle
Oceanic Steamship Company
Honoluta
United States Emergency
Treasury
Ptock Gamle
Tanghem
Willard
Brownson
Hatigstion
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