Bandit Robs Mail Train Near Spokane Idaho Theft
A Great Northern Mail train from Bonners Ferry Idaho to Spokane was robbed by four men who gained entry to the mail car at Bonners Ferry. They bound clerks, rifled mail pouches, and escaped with a pouch in a car then fled toward Spokane. One bandit fled the car near Bookune with a bundle, leaving blood on the car and injuring a clerk. Postal inspectors pursued, rewards offered, and authorities wired western points for pursuit.
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Spokane
Woah
Great Northern Limited
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Olover
Sage
Bpokane
Bon-aura Ferry
Harry Draper
Great Northern
Bookune
John Nywtuon
Maz
Benjamin Stumpf
Tabitha
Bonnore Ferry
Mornine & Man
W. C. Bennett
Post Office
Lowell
Nystuion
Brumpf
Nystuen
Mack
Dennett
Duch
Lockerer
Nyetuen
Nywines
Stumpf
Hess
Gatagon
Stowel
la Clerk
She Watt
Kpokane
Trun Beng
Colbert
War
Inez
Millyard
Paul
Lmited
Warife
Botagu Wah
Linn
Millicery Store Knife Attack Shocks Sherman Street
Mrs Robertson and her staff at a Sherman Street millinery shop were attacked about 1 20 PM when a stranger opened the door and hurled a large knife at a figure at the inner door. The assailant fled into darkness. Police seized the weapon. No description of the attacker exists. Suspects include intoxication or mental derangement. The motive remains a mystery.
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Millicery
M. Robertson
Sherman Mreet
Robertson
Riot at Paris cycle races crowds in uproar over umpires
Paris on March 16 reports a riot at the Callere Jee Machines cycle races. Spectators argued with umpires, damaged the grandstand, and up to 200 police were needed to restore order.
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Paris
Poion
Forged Passports in Japan Exposed at Aomori Seaport
Tokyo dispatch reports the government uncovered a fraudulent passport factory in Aomori, a northern seaport town. Several arrests include two police officers accused of selling over 300 passports to the United States for 200 yen each.
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America
Tokio
Japan
Aomori
Spore Vows Not Wedded Angles Ceremony in Japan
In Tokyo Japan March 1 The question of English religious marriages in Japan draws foreign resident attention. Bishop Averys Anglican church in De an faces doubt as about 39 or 40 marriages legal under British law. A English divorce case in Tukic shows judges doubt on validity of these unions, prompting calls for parliamentary action to legalize irregular marriages.
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Japan
Eoery
Tomid
Angiese
Hishop Avéry
Anglican Church
Dean
England
Awdry Himesh
Tukic
Death sentences in Russia span several regions
A large number of death sentences are reported across Russia in March. Victims include ten robbers at Kremlin, four robbers at Creema who attacked a post office at Preakar, three brigands at Lode, a peasant at Takror, and two political prisoners.
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Ams
Ivoty
Reystre
Pateredurg
Russia
Kremontechug
Creema
Preakaror
Lode
Takaror
Burglar Suspects Arrested in City Store Theft
Two burglar suspects named Mike Manning sow Huser and two Austrians were arrested by police on Sharman Street for the burglary of A Pleves cigar and confectionery store. A complaint and petty larceny charge were lodged against Banas in Judge Champeilin's court after a New Brunswick bill and ten pennies were stolen. Police traced the bill to a meal at the Silver Crucial, leading to the arrests and further statements about the robbers origins and subsequent plans.
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Mike Manning Sow Huser
Clgar
A. Pleves
Sharman Street
Ada
Banus
Champeliin
Perce
Joe Huser
Banas
Spokane
Potts
McGovern
Verdict in Conley land case sets value for right of way
A jury assessed damages in a railroad right of way dispute involving Williams Cantey land. The verdict fixes land value at 19.59 and timber and other improvements at 2966.50, with appraisal and court actions continuing for final settlement.
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Prainers
Roart
Williams Cantey
Bes
Sdjsewst
Flood Threat Looms as Clear water Rises and Rail Lines Fail
Lewiston area endures record flood fears as Clear water torrents surge, washing out 19 fast inches in 48 hours. Rail lines suffer heavy damage with bridges, tracks, and approaches washed away or at risk near Arrow Junction, Troy, and Lapwai. Reports cite Chinook warming melting snow, deranged waterworks, and potential town-wide shortages as crews rush to brace Superstructures and prevent further derailments. Local towns including Culde, Spalding, and Kendrick report rising waters and threatened infrastructure with trains delayed or rerouted amid widespread washouts.
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Lewinton
Idaho
Potlatch Creek
Arrow Junction
Troy
O. R. & N. Compant
Sven Tentennral
W. J. Jordan
Northern Pacific
Juliarta
Potlateh Reek
Palouse
Spalding
Maho
Pa Mie
Potwatch Creek
Arrow Denetton
Jullastis
Lewiston
Arrow
Lawiaton
Stenn
Willan Bowils
Len Honroth
Public schools undergo medical exam by doctors this morning
Physicians examined pupils in the public schools to prevent contagions and assess overall health. The plan, adopted by the superintendent, aims to detect dental and throat issues while safeguarding children from illnesses and improving learning conditions.
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H. . Tenny Gumsky
Everes
Tonks
Frank Case Dire Dies of Consumption at Uncle’s Home
Rand Case Dire, Frank Case, died this morning at his uncle H. B. Tret’s residence from consumption after a long illness. He leaves a widow and a little boy, and his mother Mr Mpokane. The late Case was well known in the city and many relatives will attend the funeral, with the arrival of his mother from Rpuksae Loom tomorrow. Funeral arrangements are pending the mother’s arrival.
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Rand Case
Frank Case
Ted
H. B. Tret
Case
Demothy
Mpokane
Bie
Bia
Rpuksae
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Bdabe Northwestern Railway
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Lapwal Crook
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