Electric Line to Wallace Predicted to Boost Coeur d'Alene
Speculation circulated about M. D. Wright purchasing 20 acres near Fourth and Locust for a future railroad siding and fair grounds. An informant claims Inland Equipment Malt H. Co. will use the land to build shops and repair facilities, with a line to Wallace to spur growth, hospitals, and municipal prosperity.
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Jas
M.D. Wright
Northern Pacific
Ite
Parchans
Wright
Abe
Xhops
McGee
Turkly
Bookane
Wallace
United States
Coeur d
Pleat at Hawati and Arrival of the Fleet in Honolulu
Arrangements for receiving the Atlanthe hints Leahy Beet on Ha Arrival here Uaday are now complete. Quarantine officials will board the Beet outside the barlor. Admiral Sperry and officers will be guests of Governor Proat at dinner. Steamers from other islands bring thousands to view the fleet. Wireless contact with vessels will be paused during certain periods. The British collier Higerania moves to Malar bay. The Nobirwaka reports all well aboard as the fleet approaches.
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Honolulu
Leahy
Barlor
Goenie Prout
Admiral Sperry
Governor Proat
Wey
Supreme Court
Ciy
Qeet Ie
Higerania
Met
Malar Bay
Sperry J
Wonasl
Gwnern
Shine Bay
Netorantin
Washington
United Statee Atlantic
Watef
Oklahoma City Negro Hanged in White Woman Killing Case
Wil Johnson, a Black man, is planned for execution for the murder of an aged white woman near Shaw. The case is tied to a broader context of racial tensions and reported race-related violence across the state, with defenses claiming intoxication and remorse as the court prepared for the next day.
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Oklaoma City
Oikta
Johnwon
Shaw
Mratence
Tomar
Johr
Biauke
Treatie
Jobson
Acquittal in Murder Trial Taps West Federation Support
Steve Adama, member of the West 27H Federation of Miners, was acquitted of murder charges in the Arthur Collins case. Judge Shackelford excluded an alleged confession as evidence. Adama embraced jurors after verdict and thanked the federation members, while authorities signaled no arrests on related charges.
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Arthur Collins
Grand Junction
Col
Steve Adama
West 27H Federation of Miners
Adams
Shackelford
Man
Colina
cimuxgler-Union Ming
Telluride
Steve Adams
Daho
Fred Fyler
Sret
Ban Beet
Mounenberg
Dabo
Steve Adame van Diecarmed
Western Federation of Miners
William Easterly
Montana Ore Rate Hearing Opens in Helena
F G Woodworth testifies for Northern Pacific at Montana railroad board hearing on ore rates. A tentative schedule proposes 25 to 40 percent cuts with burden of proof on carriers. Witnesses compare ore and other freight rates, noting Montana rates remain low versus other states. Hearing may last several days as railroads and producers participate.
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Metema
Helena
Mont
F. G. Woodworth
St. Paul
Northern Prestie
Oaly
State Railroad Board
Commsel Ando
Charles Donnell
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Carters
Shippers
Walsh
Woodworth
Montana
Nevada
Attorney Walsh
Red Lodge
City Council Approves 188,500 City Budget and Levy
The council passed a annual appropriation totaling 88,808 to cover salaries fire water public improvements and current expenses for the coming year. A 14.4 mill levy is set to raise about 24,900 for city revenue. Revenue sources include 41,500 from miscellaneous means and 24,900 from the county levy. Included also is 8,800 for paying interest on bonded debt for 1908 and 1909.
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Connect
Quidanes
Sullivan
Ether
Thal Pamane
Miakee
Baides A Syeetatta
Pula
Pasting & Portia
Gretanding
Ety
and & Speinl Ag
Tolalan Thiraus
Matscella
Archibald Case Goes to Trial in Lincoln County Court
In Hampi Washington on July 16 the reprimee Sart ordered Lincoln County Superior Court to proceed with the trial of Mrs Hila Archibald, marking a key step in the ongoing legal matter. The court action follows earlier indications and sets a firm timetable for proceedings.
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Soaney
Hampia
Wash
Lincoln County
Mra
Hila
Archibald Spatem Staroin
Storm damage report caps thousands in Idaho and Kansas
Storm damage across Grangeville Idaho and Whitman Kansas area estimates reach 200000 dollars. Grain losses run into thousands as hail and rain batter fields while fences and poultry houses suffer. Farms face major destruction though broader prairie rains may offset some losses. Additional reports describe widespread damage in Camas and Nez Perce prairies with downed power lines and ruined grain. farmers report damaged buildings, livestock losses, and disrupted communications.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Prairies
Lywirton
Kiahe
Camas
Nea Perce
Hall
Rein
Orm Belt
Gifford
Tn & Tow
Imperial conclave set for Louisville amid temple election
The Imperial Council of the Ancient Order of Nubile of the Mystic Brine yesterday elected to hold the 198% conclave in Louisville next year. Four candidates stood for election including Ceasien IE Ovenahire, Mt Laggait, Morton W. Fowler, and W. (unnamed) with Wes reportedly seeking reelection amid imperial guard.
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Paya
Sinn
Louiaville
Hirattie
Loaleville
Atlantic
Romaaliten
Louterilin
Rormirien
Nawety
Meerisl Intentnin
Wes
Ted
Ceasien IE Ovenahire
Mts Pempedla
Mt Laggait
Batten
Morton W. Fowler
Timtrolt
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Deick
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Dawson City
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Falem
Lewinton
Partington
White
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