Delegation Plans Fight for Rail Rates at Spokane
Fred Goodall, president of the two Spokane chambers, leads a business delegation to Washington on June 9 to press enforcement of lower railroad rates. Delegates from Spokane firms and Seattle area outfits attend the hearing, seeking justice after a long rate battle and to back a request for favorable terms at Spokane. The piece also notes ongoing racing plans and a six-judge club report previewing a forthcoming meet with 30 to 40 Eastern guests and potential shipment of up to 200 horses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Inivioate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
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Chicago
Miavouri
Spokane
Hunt Iem
Hi. Cowten
Pbulleher
Memani
A. W. Doland
Spokane Drax Co
D. Paterson
Spobry Goode Co
Jacob A. Schueuancilman
J, J & Cox
D. C. Jensen
Presi
Jensen-King-Bird
D. Trunkey
ate~tock-Trunkey Co
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Tacoma
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Spain
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Jari
Tolond
Paria
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Burglary At North Alkali Point Home
Smattle June 1 Burelurs entered the home of John nx Jud at North Alkali Point and carried away 8000 guckage said to contain 26000 in cash belonging to Mr A J Span of Due Hutts while visiting Mrs Eng land. The money was to be sent to Seattle real estate. The envelope was left in a mattress bed and the house found in disorder when the burglar entered through a basement window.
Reduced fares from Chicago to Northwest coast points
June 1 notice announces reduced summer rates for travel to California and coast points from June 24 to July 10 and from July 27 to August 26. Round trip fare priced at 62 dollars from Chicago to Portland and other Northwest points. Fares valid until September 2.
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California
Chicas
Portland
Beattie
Pleasant Evening at MAE Park Gathering
A cheerful event occurred last evening at MAE Park hosted at her home. Guests included notable members such as Bet biritetay, Ase Eppinger, Memrs. Loteres, Lawrence, Gist, and Hoh. Activities featured eight games and a lunch, with literary-style writing and light socializing.
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Bias Butta Hall
Trans
Tre Hil
Hertha Hill
Lacy
Clare
Ase Eppinger
Memrs
Loteres
Lawrence
Gist
Pabrinner
Hoh
Buffalo Herd Rounds Up for Canadian Reserve Shipment
MIBBOULA Mont June 1 Douglas and Alexander Austie former western Canadian parks chief and immigrant agent arrived from Pablo Tango to Missoula to oversee rounding up 200 Dulalo to ship to Canadian parks from Ravalli. Herd will be corralled at Ravalli then transported in reinforced cattle cars to Hudallo Park Alberta. Andrew Sturgis arranged viewing for the public, likely the last roundup for many years.
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Mont
Douglas
Alexander Austie
Missoula
Ravalli
HuGalo Park
Mdwonton
Alberta
Pablo
United Beates
National Park
Avette
New Kram
Andrew Sturgis
Lewnton Municipal Election War Rages Over Tweedy Helfield
Citizens of Lewnton face a heated mayoral race as anti administration candidate Benjamin Tweedy challenges Mayor Henry Helfield. Campaigns blame wasteful spending of around 29000 annually and push for reform, with saloon openings and policing measures at stake amid shifting voter loyalties.
Hanley Guilty Says Jury in Oregon Case
PORTLAND Ore June 1 A wealthy rancher Wik iat Hawley was found guilty of embezzling and secretly tracing eighty thousand acres of government land to Marmey county The maximum penalty is 41008 and one year in jail It may be imposed at the court's discretion He is allowed sixty days to file a motion The verdict is reported by Crane guardian who was awarded 120 dollars damages from Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co in a separate ruling SEATTLE Wash June 1 A dramatic opening of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition features a ceremonial start with decorated exhibits and a flag display as President Taft’s telegraph to White House signals set the tone for the event
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Ore
Wikiat Hawley
Renaliy
Marmey
Mir
Hanley
Land Drawing Preparations Highlighted At Commercial Club
The Commercial Club met last evening to discuss preparations for the Indian lands opening on July 1. A letter from Jamon W. Whillan, superintendent of the Indian reservation, urged ample registration facilities, cooperation with local authorities, and support from Chicago bankers. The committee planned exhibits, entertainment for visitors, and arrangements for transporting attendees, with details to be coordinated by the county commissioners.
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Wash
Jamon W. Whillan
Pires
Yersane
Felale
Chicago
Priaay
Bate
Tangimente
Wayden
Revere
Eam Nutastoners
Harriman Rater and Europe Today Debates
In New York Harriman and Alexander Miller pose for a press photo as Mishone Odes and Kesior address attendees. Director General Adeas spurs the audience with terse remarks while James J. Hib leads the day’s program about Beattie and PariBe. The New York edition highlights radio coverage and musical interludes for exposition visitors. In Washington Taft meets reporters in the East Room at 2 PM to preview Seattle events.
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Adeas
James J. Hib
Beattie
PariBe Toart
Chilhers
Docks Burn With Heavy Loss in Fire at Port Cowta
June 1 fire destroyed docks at Port Cowta causing heavy losses including 44 tons of rain, 100 lame of hom, and several ore laden sacks. The blaze began about 5 and rapidly consumed warehouse areas and grain cargoes. The Nevada Warehouse Dock Co. facilities, built decades ago, faced significant damage while authorities assessed the cause and extent of the loss.
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Han Rancirco
Greta’ Fucks
Port Cowta
San Prenelenn
Californe
Farelgee
Marinied Pig Line Co
Yorks
Pam
Nevada Warehouse @ Dock Co
Tam Pranetens
Jury Finds Krone Cain Kayla to AGI
Fragmented court notes show jurors discussing Krone Cane Kayla and a judge's discharge amid unclear statements. The text is garbled with names and actions, lacking coherent facts or a clear outcome.
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PS Krone Cane
Kaila
AGI
Notable figure among early reformers in 16th century history
The fragment references a leading reformer figure linked to the home of repentance and moral change, noting their prominence among early reformers. The text appears garbled but points to a respected individual associated with religious reform and moral renewal.
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