Cottonwood Inferno Devastates Town in Idaho July Fire
A morning blaze in Cottonwood Idaho destroyed the Chub saloon and many businesses, leaving only a small store and dry goods shop. The fire spread rapidly, prompting food relief from Merkeney offices and temporary bank arrangements. Insurance losses and rebuilding plans follow, with the railroad extension to Honwood looming.
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Ortonwood
Idaho
Ovea
James
Midaybrook
Htown
Cottonwood
Grangeville
Athern Pacific
Honwood
Anhen
Ao Water Service
Bmt
Parmer Contente: Bryan appeal to farmers in Fairview
In Fairview Nebraska on July 21 George Fred Williams stands opposed to Bryan in a counter appeal to farmers for contributions to support his campaign. The response from local farmers was mixed with several amounts given. Two elderly Omaha farmers aged 82 and 79 traveled to Fairview to present five dollar bills in person to Mr Bryan late last evening.
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Geo
Fred Williama
Conterum
Bryan
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Mr. Bryan
Omaha
Bryass
George Fred Wil
Boston traveler and Bryan meet in campaign talks
Lataw of Boston arrives and is driven from the station to Pairview by Mr. Bryan. They discuss campaign details. Mr Williams notes a national committee meeting in Chicago Saturday and hints at new chairmen to oversee regional areas.
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Lataw
Boston
Pairview
Bryan
Williams
New England
Wiame
Organization of the Nationsl Committee
Chicago
Rathdrum Favors Dates On Poll Nominations
Rathdrum residents favor July elections as delegates back ex Senator Dubois EP. Dyer and Martin Plowos are nominated for Jations of Chepmate and C A Berry for constable of Rathdrum precinct amid quiet voting.
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Rathdrum
Mabo
Ter Democrase
Permarten
Dubois
EP. Dyer
Martin Plowos
Chepmate
C. A. Berry
Sonstable
Rathdrum Precinet
National Esperanto Congress Sees Growing Interest
Chautauqua New York July 21 The second day of the National Esperanto Congress reports a largely attended session focused on instruction. Dr D O B Lowll and other leaders plan an afternoon address while an Esperanto reading is set for this evening. About 60 000 Americans can write read and speak Esperanto and women are now included in adherents. Officials of major international groups urge studying the language to enable cross national correspondence. The Esperanto movement gains momentum with commercial firms and traveling men adopting it, and leaders foresee Esperanto becoming a universal language.
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Chautauqua
N.Y
Dr. Ramenhof
D. 0
B. Lowsll
Summer normal school opens with record attendance
Gummer Normal Geeting reports the summer normal school underway with high attendance and continued registration. Prof Boulen organizes classes for seven high school students and those seeking teaching credentials. The week’s plan aims to give students credit for work completed, pending normal security approval.
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Dewo
Bestar
Profemor Boulen
Dave
Sidewalks and Dog Catcher Debate Hints At City Curb Plans
City council discusses temporary and permanent sidewalks on Coeur d'Alene street, traffic and safety concerns, and orders further study by the committee on streets and alleys. Petition debates include a proposed temporary walk and a dock franchise complaint tied to city merchants. The dog catcher issue centers on pound master duties and tax collection enforcement.
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Wayor
Niance and Judiciary Committee
Quillan
Wisley
Taylor Park
Coeur d'Alene
Couneilman Rensimier
Rman
Jersey
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Pate Meriionn
Franklin Bar
Pormindon
G. P. Ganderwn
Clty
G. F. Ganderman
Lake
Alore
McEwen
McBure
Local Option Deception Wins in County Primaries
In Kootenai county Democratic primaries the anti Mormon faction claimed victory based on early returns from city and country precincts, while Antharmons denied a complete win, asserting they lack sufficient delegation. Voters gathered between 5 and 7 pm as anti Dubois and anti Mormon groups clashed over strategy, with organizers moving workers to sway ballots and influence the county convention and Wallace faction delegation.
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Kootenai County
Dubois
AntiMormon
Mt Lhw
Tito
Rammenoud
Patte 10
Antichubais Kicker
Prohibition Party
Abd
Basner
Rman
Iitle
Grangeville Precincts Face Long County Delegates To State
Fragmented reads show Grangeville areas split over county lines amid contention between anti Dubola and liberty factions. Reports suggest women precincts lean toward the south Idaho editor, with full returns needed to finalize the county convention delegates for the state gathering at Wallen.
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Ageinet Lm
Grandevilln
Fasbo
Jety
Idubo
Pe Dubuvene
Cutelde Peesinets
antiDubola Democrata
Pouth Idaho
Renalia
Wallen
Fado at Acc Relica Workers Will Try to Case Canyon
Lewiston Idaho July 21 The crusade against liquor intensifies as workers press into Kendrick canyon. Locals fear broader dry laws as crusaders vow action to wipe out liquor in Kendrick and surrounding country. Central Idaho elites brace for possible confrontations as patrols and arrests rise amid tension.
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Canyon
Lewiston
Idaho
Kendrick
Nicholety
Kenrick Dry i
Kedrick
Latan County Vote Reads Like a Split Community
In a fractured scene on election eve, voters prepare as divisions emerge between factions. Reports describe last minute disorganization and scattered protests as polls near opening, with some parties urging abstention and others calling for turnout amid a tense, divided county atmosphere.
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Ottonwood
Man
A. J. Robinson
James McKinney
M.C. Butler
Joweler
Vandorn
Jos. Heene
Flrst National Basic
Joseph Payne
H. Bock
Magern Furniture
France
Dr. Turner
Smith
Rentiat
Simon Brothers
Butchers
German State Bank
Morrison
Nay Nimo
Dr. Truitt
Oo Inanr
Neo
George Fred Williams
Msphranto
Fado
ACC Relica
Latan County
Ron Pomdtt
Miruke
Demmerain
Morcow
Haku
Intanthine
Maerganiand Democrate
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