Land Locators battle over Coeur dAlene claims
A Spokane meeting with about 260 claimants on the Coeur d Alene reservation pushes to root out unauthorized locators. Officials demand proof of bona fides from locating firms and threaten fines or bans. a five member committee will report next week to continue investigations and protect settlers.
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Coeur a'Alene
Spokane
Chamber of Commerce
A. G. Biston
James W. Witten
Consolidated Land Locating Company of
Elston
William J. Mast, Jr
T. Hunt
T. ‘Hodgson
Fred Ki. Mead
Goourd Alene
Ita
Coeur Malone Belllere Mesoclation
Frst
Bual- Des
Coeur Alen
Aufust Fisher
C. Ackerson
Fred Mead
Edwards
A. T. Amos
Wi- Ram J. Masi, Jr
Montana
Notre Dame de Lourdes Sails as Hine Line Opens
The Notre Dame de Lourdes began operations today sailing from Fayal to Bordeaux and Lisbon via Paya l. The Blue Star Line agents Coral Zamslag Co. of New York handle freight and passenger services aboard the Mine Star Stramaniy One. Ships will stop at the Azores with via Fayal and St Michaels for fruit and wines. Through bills of lading cover France Portugal Africa and South America.
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Wit
Philadelphie
Wwe Wrench
Lewownn
Frasee
Wmnd
Portugal
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Bordeaux
Lisbon
Payal
Atonmabipe
Om Foxe
Coral, Zamslag & Co
New York
Kenern
Rae Sbipe
Guymenkere
Frelaht
Azores
United States
Fayal
St. Michaels
Philadelphia
York
Blue Star Tine
France
Africa
South America
Oliver Spifzer Gets Two Years for Fraud
Oliver Spifzer, convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government in connection with the reorganization of sugar importations, was sentenced by Federal Judge Martin to serve two years in the Avanen federal prison. Dr Harvey Wiley, MIT chemist, argued meat eating is health protective and warned against deception in meat pricing.
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Oliver Spifzer
W York
Oliver Folrner
Martin
Avanen
Lux+r
Wellaing Company
Witamaturg
Man
Harvey
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Barier Woman Hse Life Sentence 'Communced
The Idaho Board of Pardons granted four absolute pardons and commuted Arthur Goode’s life sentence for the Wardner murder of Emma Aubrey in 1902 to 21 years. Prosecution opposed clemency while Goode’s counsel urged mercy. other pardons were issued for Lorenso Sty, Joseph Clark, Albert Allen, and A Leon in various cases.
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Bariier
Hse
Boise
Idaho
Board of Parsoms
Arthur Goode
Emma R. Aubrey
Wardner
James] Y. Wayne
Shoshore County
Carleton Fox
Wallace
Goode
James
Aubrey
Joe Bland
Ing
Police chase post office robbers near Ocean Ridge
In Virginia Iberlit and Polices Wilson units scoured back country 42 miles north of Thore for dynamite robbery at a local post office. Postmaster Jolly said the safe was blown and between 1500 and 1600 dollars taken as Price exchanged shots with suspects. no injuries reported.
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Ban Diegu
Iberlit
Chiat
Polles Wilson
Ocean Ride
Thore
Jonstabie Price
Jolly
Witnesses in Be Half of Defense at Water Power Hearing
In Washington water power proceedings Mr B H Dimlok resumes testimony noting that cattle and horses once ranged the marshy river lands. Durfee describes the terrain near Tekos and Coeur d Alene reservation as swampy in the area. Railroad labor turmoil continues as Armadill Munitions and railroad yardmen threaten strike, urging wage actions against eighteen rail lines.
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Washington
B. H. Dimlok
Chamberlin Place
Durfee
Coeur dAlene
Tekos
Differ
H.W. Gol
Butler Place
Witsens
Black Lake
Hermann case trial opens with defense argument
Inloquence entered the Hermann trial as John M. Gearing delivered the first half of the defense. The judge set the jury charge for Friday morning after brief adjournments. The defense contended the government evidence did not prove guilt.
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Portland
Ore
Hermann
John M. Gearing
Wee
Worthington
Deputy gate warden charged in trout case at Bin market
The paper reports charges filed against W. C. West deputy gate warden for northern Idaho. He allegedly used lodge work as a trap to detain T. G. Kersemerer and facilitate the purchase of two trout at a Bin market. The matter has been forwarded to the Moscow court.
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Kia
Moscow
W. C. West
Northern
Idaho
T. G. Kersemerer
West
Kaesemeier
Roosevalt
Iso
Palrbamte
Dt Bam Lay
Monalenor Kennedy
W W P Case Against Waters Heard In District Court
Washington Water Power Company sues Charles Waters et al in condemnation. Judge Dunn hears jurisdiction. miners testify on electric power use and employment impact. Surveyor Veewlor and city of Syokene provide land area details. Key witness Miller among expected afternoon testimony. lawyers listed for both sides. Case likely continues into tomorrow.
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Washington Water Power Company
Plaintiufs
Charien Waters
Datenitanta
Dunn
M.H. Shaw
Iyakane
Vewlor
Syokene
W. H. Aliller
Prin Pal
Chae Hellman
Gray & Knight
K. Bilasler
Best
Avery & Higgins
Kearns & Styand
Tomorros
Indian baseball plans for 1910 season in Spokane area
The manager William Iwann and the corps of local officials outlined 1910 baseball plans for the Spokane region. Opening day is projected for April 14 with a game against Spokane Indiana, and two later doubleheaders will be staged at Recreation Park with one admission for both games. Prospects include contracts with Gonzaga College, University of Idaho, Washington College, St Hallman, and teams from nearby towns, aiming to attract more business support and reduce Sunday games.
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Deveral Mare
William Iwann
Jenna
Soeur
Alene
Wexson
Thin City
Spokane
Indiana
Soo
Recreation Park
Kane
le Tring
Gonzaga Callene
University of Idaho
Washington College
St Hallman
Wash
Sandvoint
Chewelah
Beavers Ferry
Ston
Kallapell
Libby
Whitefish
Fewat Palle
Savvy Arra s Land Sanity Proposa for Navy Torpedo Boat Station
Unclear OCR text describes a Navy plan to seize land at a harbor to obtain a site for a torpedo boat station. Commander L. C. Stichardson leads torpedo craft, aiming to acquire 10 acres for building and repair slips. No prior art has been secured for the project.
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Jan DO
Llewenant
L. C. Stichardson
Kept Promises in Rome Speech Sparks Methodist Debate
Former Vice President Fairbanks sparked a public dispute over his Rome audience while defending his decision to address the Methodist church in Rome. Messages praised his tolerance, while Vatican and Catholic leaders warned against political entanglement.
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