City Fathers In Session In Busy Council Meeting
The city council held a crowded session reviewing committee reports on minor bills, sewer connections for the Coeur d'Alene & Spokane railroad, and plans for a new city hall. Proposals to grant a shipbuilding franchise and to clear park area for tents were debated, with action postponed.
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Coeur d'Alene
Williams & Graham
Columets
Carluon & Main
Main
Faos
Barton
Bodier Offered
Pai
Eliman
Couneilman
Board 10
Allegations Over Pension Amendment Taint Rate Bill Debate
The March report from Washington details allegations that Senator Elking of the Inter State Commerce Committee used the Futton bill to push a pension provision for the rate bill. Fulton reportedly approved an amendment after a commission letter opposed the bill, affecting shipper power to suspend rates. The dispute centers on railroads and Pacific Northwest lumber interests facing higher rates and potential bankruptcies.
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Washington
DB. C
Elking
Andate Inter Male Commerce Committee
Wan
Commie Slob
Menator
Ikine
Fallon
Attorney General acts against railroad safety violations
Washington March Attorney General Bonaparte has selected various United States actors to institute suits against two railroad companies in different regions to recover damages claimed for violations of safety equipment requirements. The move targets enforcement of safety standards and penalties for noncompliance.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
United States
Swindler Harding Tied to Local Forgery Scheme
Chief of Police McGovern received a note from Chief of Puller Leng about J. R. Harding, alleged to have forged checks and to have been convicted of passing worthless money. Police link Harding to a street check found near the arrest site, noting similarities to a criminal named J. C. Garrison.
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McGovern
Puller
Thomas P. Leng
Howland
J. R. Harding
Harding
Nelson
B.C
Suit on Promissory Note Filed in Kil don Court
Charles H. Kil don sues W. S. Gentry in A. Duxt court over a July 24, 1907 note to Pickrell and Degan. The complaint claims $101.50 due, no payments made, and seeks judgment. Sanders and Flynn represent the plaintiff.
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Hult
A. Duxt
Charles H. Kildon
Gentry
Pickrell & Degan
al- Ingea
Pal
Sanders & Flynn
Plaintie
Pilemusters Jailed Over Central America Arm Shipment
San Francisco reports Harry Mart broker and W. Liberoth marine officer jailed by U S marshal for conspiring to equip and send a steamer empire in 1906 to Central America. They faced neutrality law violations and port entry penalties. The cargo included rifles and military gear shipped without proper clearance.
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Central America
San Prancisco
Harry Mart
Seemt
X. W. Liberotn
Marteer
United States
America
Insurgenta
Preal
Cabrera
Guutemala
Libe
Roth
Mart
Fim
Grand Jury
Liberoth
Associatn
Hart
Central
Deantles
Relic of the Civil War prisoners’ rations preserved relics
A surviving 1862 account recounts Union soldier James Stotth from the Sixteenth Wisconsin describing the Mobile Prison anecdote. The article details meals of mule meat dough in damp cold confinement and the later preservation of the prison fare remnants in muslin as relics.
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Smith
Mobile
Welaonar
Stotth
Sixteenth
Wisconsie Infantry
Corsth
Walle
Southern
Tim
Nashville
Hin Eam
Buster Brown Promises Mayoral Candidate Ride
The town of Browneville buzzes as a committee visits the Buster Brown mansion to nominate the popular child for mayor. Amid warm reception and pathos the town rallies, and the plan features Master Heed as Buster Brown with Edwin Lamar and a large supporting company in a lively musical comedy production.
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Hester
Buster
Audiverium
Azure
Tle Pleter
Buster Brown
Jtown
Brownsville
Bester
Browneville
Stenor
Awelle
Tig
Geand
Porterhouse Winak
Master Heed
Buetor Brown
Mr. Outeault
Edwin Lamar
Allen Mortlock
Mont Nateral
Chile
Mery Jane
Pontumen
Naval probe stirs up mass questioning in Senate hearing
Washington March naval aide Commander William F. Dima testified before the Senate committee on naval affairs, defending his plan for ship construction and arguing that sensitive records and personnel programs should be scrutinized later. He said logbooks would back his claims about water lines and bunkerage, while Congress pressed for restraint and focus on faulty construction rather than personnel. In a separate note, a Kiona labor dispute ended with a stabbing as a rancher and a day laborer were injured. the attacker fled and was not yet captured.
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Washington, D. C
William F. Dima
Roosevelt
Ty ‘Ie
Senate
Tsis
Bima
Tith
Converse
Capps
Pacific
Timan
Daniel Weston, Montana Pioneer and Official, Dies in Butte
A Mer oun special to the Miner sare notes Daniel H. Weston, a long time Montana financier and newspaper man, who served as territorial treasurer, secretary of the Montana Club, and chief bailiff in Sedge town court. Weston was found dead in his home, marking the end of a prominent career in state affairs.
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Butte
Mont Saren
Meroun
Daniel H. Weston
Mortaas
Montana
Montana Club
Capitatiat Sud
Sedge
Montana fence defendants face federal penalties
Four prominent Yale-like figures pleaded guilty to federal fencing violations. Judge Munk announced heavy fines and long terms, with plans for further sentences on additional defendants. The court signaled stricter enforcement and promised harsher measures for those involved.
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Helena
Mont
Mar
Munk
Fourt
Plane Abey? Ambiguity in joint indictment case near San Francisco
Walter J. Martnell J. Darnell Brown and Jamies Tresdweil faced Judge Dunne in a joint indictment accusing them of embezzling stock from a California bank and looting 95000 from the Fillmore street branch of the wrecked bank.
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Wtmett
Menemeed
Treadmeil
Crane
Ban Francisco
Walter J. Martnell
J. Darnell Brown
Jamies Tresdweil
Dunne
California
Fillmore Street
Senate authorizes consular service reorganization plan
A bill to reform the consular service passed the senate. It will close 28 consulates and create 15 new ones, with no diplomatic positions dropped. The law takes effect July 1, and new offices will open March 3 at the posted sites.
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Feorgan
Senate Rentardar. IL
Unclear Weathered Scene At Sea and Hospital Fight
Uncertain report details a German scrapyard scene with a fireman under arrest after an attack in a hospital. Mention of a Beattie location in Washington and a drydock entry point hints at maritime trouble involving G Wende and a brother Sremam.
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Ome Caer
Beattie
Wash
Mary
Auguste
Kegutmalt
G. Wende
Sremam
Walter
Weade
Interstate Commerce Denies Extensions for Mine-Boat Law
The Interstate Commerce Commission decided to deny all petitions for extensions of time within which to comply with the mine-boer law.
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Warrington
D.C
Interstate Commerce Commismion
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Sion
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Romland
Garrison
Sims
Nature
Lendont
Hien Wale Axaauits
Rabson
Vietim Me
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Tenis
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Thomaseur
Mentencr Montana
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