County seat move debated by Rathdrum supporters
The Rathdrum appeal urges voters to fairly consider the proposed move of the county seat to Coeur d’Alene. It argues the entire county would be affected and stresses public access to facts and motives behind the proposal. It notes potential travel savings for southern residents and hotel facilities in Coeur d’Alene.
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Rathdrum
Koolausi
Alfie
Ewa
Harrison
St. Maries
Postalls
Bt. Jue
Imida
Mauser
Spirit Lake
Athol
Coeur @ Alene
Coeur d’Alvue
Thin City
Thie Place
Hathdruss
Coeur d'Alene
Port Falla
Roosevelt third term talk stirs strong party fears in Boston
Boston readers hear that President Roosevelt’s alleged third term plan faces stiff opposition. The piece notes Taft’s supporters aim to stampede delegates and warns Ohio Republicans purge their men, risking Democratic gains as the party strategizes for the upcoming election. Local sentiment casts doubt on any third term and highlights a Republican house-cleaning impact.
Ravunlacan Victory A Sweep In Seattle Municipal Race
Seattle returns show a decisive Republican landslide with every straight ticket winner. Mayor Miller leads Moor by thousands as ward returns come in rate, with 95,060 registered voters and a record turnout. Nominees include Miller for mayor Carroll for comptroller Prosser for treasurer and Sparks for several wards along with council candidates across eight wards.
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Seattle
Wash
Huarkiaan
Republcan
Moore
Jobo
Miller
Meattie
John F. Miller
Harry Carroll
W. ¥. Prosser
Beott Cal
Hou
Wandoa
Thie City
Arkman
Ia & Democrat
Largo
William H. Murphy
Goddard
Pitt
James Conway
Eugene W. Wa
Fitram C. Gi
Fredericn Shwyer
Murphy dies in Ogden at 40, legal counsel for unions
John J. Murphy general counsel for the Western Federation of Miners and for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen died of consumption at his home in Dene nor Hume Michigan. Born in Colum bus 40 years ago he worked as a master mechanic for Union Pacific railroad at Ogden Utah and later studied law, practicing in Ogden. He served as legal counsel to the Western Federation of Miners and its councils.
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Dene Nor Hume
John J. Murphy
Western Federation of Miners
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Thie City
Conattator
Murphy
Ollumus
Own
Union Pretfie
Onden
Utah
Tawtutond
Ogden
Wyerance Dean Sedgh
Woman Wanders in Sagebrush After Rancher Goes Missing
Mrs Floyd Weet of a Prosser area ranch disappeared while searching for her husband who took another route home from town He left to meet her at the ranch but never arrived Dogs tracked her footprints through sagebrush for over a mile before leading to a nearby ranch where she was found after an hour search by the sheriff and deputies in pursuit past Crasdyiew
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Mert Bush
Prosber
Woah
Floyd Weet
Prosser
Rattieslake
Eeriy
Anothar
Uhetter Raute
Beck Dome
Abe
Kate Prosser
Crasdyiew
West
Plson
Wim
Pension agent and bondsmen face long old suit
Washington March 4 Uncle Barsie the planets and William T Collins deceased the defendant Insult brought today. Collins was pension agent for the government in District of Columbia and left a short hand of 48026.08 The suit has been pending for over 30 years. The title of the suit is the United States man William Collins. The action seeks to collect from the sureties on the bond of 10000000 after investigations showed he was short. Collins served as pension agent from 1889 to 1872 and left office under a cloud. Subsequent investigations show a shortage of 40625.00. He was sued by the government. he fled jurisdiction and evaded service. The government sued sureties who had defaulted, six were unproductive, two surviving sureties Robert Boyd and Willy Jam Fi Slater, both deceased. A verdict favored Boyd and Slater, a new trial granted, second trial again favored two sureties. On appeal verdict reversed. The case revived today with executors named for Boyd and Slater.
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Washington, D
Bars
the Planets
Willam T. Collins
Collins
Collina’ Siireti
District of Columbia
United States
Bia
Robert Boyd
Willy Jam Fi
Slater
Onan
Boyd
Court of Appeals
George W. Evans
Interior Department
George B. W. J. Blater
William H. Blater
Taft addresses Boston Republican dinner at Symphony Hall
Secretary of War Taft spoke at the Republican club of Massachusetts annual dinner in Symphony Hall Boston. Governor Guild and Lt Governor Draper attended. Taft echoed a prior city speech and touched on political nominating plans. Simon Ford of New York mocked Roosevelt and Taft. Taft responded with remarks on loyalty and public duty.
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Theodore
As & Hine
Tafe
Boston
Auline
Symphony Hall
Taft
United States Hokutor
J. Harkett
Nebrastat
Guild
Draper
Republican Club
Masachusette
Penulom
Kauone City
Bowerset
Boston Real State Exchange
Simon Ford
New York
Roosevelt
Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Bomorsat
Mr. Taft
Mr. Ford
Taftstow
Local Towns Vote Result On House Measure
Fragmented OCR shows town vote counts with 28 towns for Henmse and 33 against. Notes mention Burtington and nearby areas with unclear dates and several towns switching positions.
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Ontprlier
Marek
California Rail Commission to Resume Rebating Hearing
HARRIMAN RATE CASE. The California Railroad Commission will resume the rebating hearing against the Southern Pacific, with 4000 cases to review. Commissioner Bummerland warns the inquiry will be lengthy, with evidence, witnesses, delays, and multiple lawyers. The Trafic association and shippers urge charges, while SP attorney Dunne defends no discrimination and full cooperation.
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California Railway Commission
Sam Francisco
H. Warriman
California
Southern Pacifc
Bummerland
Los Angeles
Ovary
Trafic Association
Railroad
Peter Dunne
Railroad Commission
Suffrage Advocates Urge Congress In Prayerful Pleas
In Washington the annual suffrage gathering urged Congress to back votes for women. Rev Anna Shaw introduced speakers including Mrs Bolva Lockwood and Mrs Fannie Fernald, with Marriet Taylor Upton presiding in the House committee. Delegates from New York Utah Oklahoma and Washington voiced support for a government voice for women.
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Washington, D. C
Maroldi
Congress
Senate
House
Anna Shaw
Buffrage Nasocla- Hom
Bolva Lockwood
Fannie Fernald
Mra Marriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Fies Kimma Gillette
Washington
Chapman Catt
New York
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Rose Sullivan
Utah
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