Roosevelt May Quit Politics Amid Oyster Bay Visit
Roosevelt signals possible end to political speeches amid a flurry of activity in Oyster Bay and Vollmer Idaho. The narrative follows his strolls with aides, a Harvard club luncheon, and plans to attend the Yale Harvard boat race, with stops including Moscow and Nez Perce as supporters rally for his candidacy.
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James R. Garfield
Sacamore Hu
Maat
Colon
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Milwaukee R. R. Start Grading Near Idaho Hotel
Idaho and Western contractors Jones and Onserad resumed grading work this morning near the Idaho Hotel. About thirty-five men employed, one hundred five spectators. Steam shovel blocks a switch, delaying two dirt trains. shovel to move past by tomorrow. A previously damaged dinky engine will be repaired and used with two others. No dirt into the lake for a few days to fit the rail line to the lake. By next week twenty-five electric workers to be employed. night shifts likely after July Fourth. In Chicago, Attorney General Wickerham urged federal control of rail stock and bonds, arguing Congress has power to regulate securities. He condemned watered stock and bonds as demoralizing and cited past railroad receiverships as evidence of abuse in management.
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Callaway petitions for letters of administration in Rush estate
Willem C. Callaway of Ratharam petitions for letters of administration for the estate of his deceased mother Malinda A. Rush who died in Town in November 1909. A criminal complaint was filed against Joe Sampson alias Raymond Badger on a charge of entering the by A. F. Stafford versus Thomas Herrin. The plaintiff claims $50.78 and interest for wood fence posts and hay purchased from him by the defendant.
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Ratharam
Malinda A. Rush
Joe Sampson
Raymond Badger
A. F. Stafford
Thomas Herrin
Fair Committee to Hear Report Tonight at Commercial Club
A large gathering of business leaders and citizens is expected at the Commercial Club tonight to hear the Northern Idaho Pair communion report on their work the past week. The committee includes W. B. Bander William Dockler AB Reger and WD McClure. They hope to discuss financing a county fair and forming a Hale fair proposal for the fall.
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Beef Trust Says Prosecution Slows as Trial Looms
Chicago June 14 The beef trust case advances debates over antitrust actions as a special grand jury venue is slated to hear testimony. The judge affirmed a stand on the demurrer while authorities prepare for potential indictments again. The article also notes controversy over packing house rates and railroad price disputes affecting western markets and eastern imports.
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Party Pledges Redeemed In Cincinnati Speech
A Cincinnati report notes President Taft signed a statement pledging to redeem party promises. The document marks a return of campaign commitments to the people and outlines plans tied to the party’s program and public record.
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Extradi tion Fight Over Chariton intensifies in court
Proceedings in Purver orbit Charlton case focus on alleged insanity and extradition to the American courts for the murder of his wife. Kulwami lawyers hired by the slain woman’s father challenge custody as defenders mobilize to block removal. Captain Scott says Charlton is fit. Chariton’s attorney limits interviews while examinations proceed. Italian government to seek extradition after verdict affidavit links Chariton to the murder and body in the lake.
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Penman Assicotated Game Wardes Brows Arrested
M Reed was arrested yesterday for gaming with an alleged transfer title, as described in court by Mr. Brown. Judge Rimes presided as Trews notes many people share the same theme and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law when caught.
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Wores
Rimes
Inland Hasam Paving Crew Works On City Streets
A paving crew from Inland Hasam Paving Company is at work this afternoon along Bushee Street in the city. They are planting new sewers to be put in as part of the street improvement project.
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