Coeur d Alene a Mecca for Many
A long discussion of Idaho and Washington marriage and divorce law contrasts lenient Idaho rules with stricter Washington standards. It notes residency to obtain divorce and states cigarette sale restrictions differ, while detailing official communications about Coeur d Alene Indian reservation registration and mining law interpretations clarifying how mined veins must be described for patent eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tx Shoals
Oval Land Office
Witten
Lam
Ware
Bac
Fred Dennett
General
Ind
Moetin
Land Department
Ford Car Reaches North Yakima in Ocean Race
June 22 North Yakima Washington Ford Car No. 1 arrives after a grueling run from the coast. Mechanic Charles Smith assists Bertcot the driver, both exhausted yet hopeful after two hours of minor repairs before continuing to Ellensburg. The car sustained minor issues but remains in fair condition for the next leg.
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Yakima
Waah
Fort
Oman
Charles Smith
Asipep
Ellensburg
Bertcot
Smith
le Shaw
Eastern travel by rail to the west via Boo Spokane Portland route
Travel promoters advertise a through Portland to St Paul service via Spokane on the Harriman lines and Canadian Pacific, with modern electric sleeper cars and through tickets via Northern Route. Excursion tickets issued July 7 and 3 allow one or both directions, agent contacts in Oregon Washington or Idaho for details.
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Hie
Harriman
Canadian Passe Railway
Portland
St. Paul
Oregon Ailroad & Navigation Company
Spokane
Thanes
Spokane International
Pacific
Boo
Boo-Spokane
Port Tland
Tekos
Washington
Atyle
British Columbia
Crow's Nest Mountain
North America
Alboris
Inland Empire
Oregon Railroad 4 “Navlesticn Company
Oregon
Idaho
Fora Agwent
J. & Carter
General Agwat
Ipokane
Woman Attacked by Two Women in Tacoma Incident
Tacoma reports two women attacked Mian Nelle Wood on a Sunday night as she walked home. She was stripped of clothing and left in undergarment with hornet hovering. Warrants have been issued for the assailants.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mian
Nelle Wood
Highwaymen Hold Up Canadian Pacific Express in British Columbia
In British Columbia a Canadian Pacific Express was raided by highwaymen who mistook train No 9 for another, seizing a sum of silver before fleeing toward Shuswap Lake. Investigators believe no substantial booty was taken and a statewide search is underway to capture the culprits.
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Vancouver
B. C
Aye Minsked Wen
Ducke
Kamloops
Shuswap Lake
Probe Committee Reports Findings In Olympia
In Olympia the probe committee completes its investigation into state officers and prepares the report for the upcoming special legislature. Governor Hay and committee members decline to discuss details, noting the document only states facts and leaves action to the legislature.
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Olympia
Wash
Hay
Allen
Weydayest
Penehof Insurance
Sehively
Train Wreck On Pacific Railway Near Vancouver
A June 33 8 wreck on the Canadian Pacific line near Notch town Kamloops results in multiple deaths and a missing man. The freight train derailed after a wheel failure, with several cars ditched and severed sewer lines. Rescue teams recovered two bodies as crews searched for others amid reports of theft on the train.
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Vancouver
B.C
Notch Tn
Kamioog
Kievariety by Means of Cur Peet Mesure
Articles of Incorporation filed with the county auditor by the company named Conard Alone Current Mater. Directors listed include G Rand, 2M Nevers, Moteher, Monnarots, and Guy Searles. Capitalization stated at 354,000 with plan to generate electricity and supply electric power and water for irrigation purposes.
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Conard
G. Rand
Nevers
Moteher
Monnarots
Guy Searles
Secretary Wilson May Reign From Cabinet
Washington June reports say James Wilson secretary of agriculture may retire from public life at year end. Charles Heat of Kansas noted as strong potential to take his place, amid cabinet reshuffle rumors.
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Washington
James Wilton
Htas
Anvil Diem Event Report From Col Racmereil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an anvil event at Col Racmereil with figures from a camp and a trustee result. The readable portion mentions three runners delivering items and a later outcome tied to trust. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Naivasha
Col. Racmereil
Renner
Fragmented Names in Local Notices
Names and ages from a damaged OCR fragment list pairs of individuals with their hometowns. The text includes Glen Alew 24 and Leolai Petes 18 from Sipehane Jom, Mock 24 and Katie Grace 24 from Wardmer, Clyde Marnhardt 28 and Whitman 26 from Kel tone, Iman A Geome 46 and Katie Henderon 24 from Spukean BF, Bughes 56 and May Bird UH from Bpokane, Frank Goodwin 28 and Lillie Johnson 27 from Bpokane.
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Glen
Alew
Leolai Petes
Sipehane
Mock
Katie Grace
Wardmer
Clyde
Marnhardt
Eet Whitman
Keltone
Iman A Geome
Katie Henderon
Spukean
BF. Bughes
May Bird
Protect Settlers Near Reserva Near Reservation Boundary
Instructions issued to settlers near the Alene Indian reservation outline procedures for reclaiming lands overlapped by a survey before reservation opening. Settlers may apply to the land office for restoration of lands taken away, with payment of appraised value, prior to reservation settlement opening.
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Comar Alene
Heyburn
Rookiattk Meeting Sets Pamphlet Distribution Plan
A special meeting of the Commercial club directors approved distributing 25 000 pamphlets to promote Kooteval county resources. Northern Parishe to receive 1 000 copies for east distribution. 26 000 copies cost 8 154 dollars with 2 400 spent and a 700 balance. Members to receive books as fund-raising credits. remaining pamphlets to be sold at 25 cents each with proceeds to city.
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Finatee
Kooteval
Areu
Roa
Hemeta
Laa
A. R. Post
Une
Charles Amserven
Improvements by Interstate Telephone Company Plan
Interstate Telephone Company outlines city focused improvements including two miles of new road, a serial cable installation with 169 new lines, and a new switch board. New technicians from New York staff will answer calls without delay. operations expanded with upgraded office and network, aiming for enhanced service in six months.
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Interstate Telephone Company
Conslers
Thie
New York
Three Tech Board
Kestall
Mewar
Murder Case Ties to Chinatown Lodging Mystery
June 23 New York report details a tangled murder inquiry around Leon Ling and a victim named Ver. Police note testimonies about a Chinaman roommate and a keyhole sighting, with motive claimed jealousy over attentions to a girl. No arrest yet, investigators pursue leads on Long Ling and associated suspects.
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New York
Leon
Ulabe
Lowe Ling
Abou
Dave Bee Eater
Leon Ling
Cainaman
Chaim
Hima
Lowa Ling
McMahon Wins Local Road Case in Superior Court
In a controversy over the Crater Lake road Judge Matowar ruled the appropriation was purely local. An order sought by Mr Mahea was granted and the state was warned it may pursue the case further. The judgment involved an alleged $9100.00 expenditure for the road.
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Walhm
Ure
T. Py McMahon
Laie
Matowar
Mahea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coeur D'Alene
Alther
Pat
State of
Maes
Mme
Maine
FORD
Oneam Automobile
Harela
Amon
SRW
Sorrac Moute
Canadian Pacific
Nraro Womens
Hatters Prom
Canadian Pacific Express
Wreck
Canailan Pacific Railway
Wilson
Reserva
Rookiattk
Margit Poh Hale
Cminaman Birlioarn
Naw Tum Ling Muerber Lake
Wartechins Mig Appenpriatte
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