Mystery child found in Lincoln ends Spokane strike tension
Raymond Fulkerson, 7, vanished after a note claimed self harm. A friend in Lincoln reported his arrival there and said he found work, easing fears of a Spokane tragedy as the master barbers consider hiring replacements amid a wage dispute with the union. The boy’s quick relocation to Lincoln explains his disappearance and the lack of harm.
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Raymond Fulkerson
R. RB Fulkerson
Spokane
Jake
Lucotn
Nebraska
Federal court opens in Moscow for spring term
Moscow Idaho May 10 Federal court convened here for the spring term with grand and trial jurors, officers and witnesses arriving. The term will last about one month as cases including Indian liquor and land frauds are set for the grand jury and trials. Notables arriving include Judge Detrich, B H Lingenfelter, Deputies Lippton and Masbrook, Marsal Hodgins, Deputies Jackson and McClain, Clerk Richardson, Isham N Staith and John B West among others from Wallace Lewis ton Spokane and other points.
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Grand
Moscow
Idaho
Omdale
Detterich
B. H. Lingenfelter
Lippton
Masbrook
Marsal Hodgins
Jackson
McClain
Richardson
Isham N. Staith
John B. West
Lewiston
Arrest for retailing liquor without license incident
Anton Carlson, former Kentwens liquor house operator, was arrested Saturday by Chief McGovers on charges of retailing liquor without a license and allowing liquor to be consumed on the premises. Officers secured evidence warranting his arrest and presented charges.
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Anton Carlson
de Kentwens
Nquor House
McGovers
Cariecote Running
Washington wage loan sharks face new June 12 rule
In Spokane and across Washington, a new law bans wage assignments for loans over 300 without the borrower’s employer consent and, if married, the wife’s consent. The rule aims to curb high interest loan sharks, with employers recording the assignment to validate it. Local businesses fear reduced shark activity and enforcement challenges.
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Sfokane
Wash
Washington
Spokane
Yukon Avenue and Exposition Grounds Described in 1908 Text
The excerpt details Yukon Avenue as a link to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Court of Honor and Pay Streak. It notes the European Exhibits facade, Palace of Agriculture, and distant Oriental end, all built in a conventional plaster-on-framework style before December 1, 1908.
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Yukon Avenue
Cascades
Palace of Agriculture
Distanes
Serosa
Anon
Boyle Gets Life Sentence for Kidnapping in Mercer
Mercer Pa May 10 James Hoyle the kidnapper of Willie Whithe was sentenced to life imprisonment and his wife to 25 years with a 65 000 fine as an accessory. The sentences are the heaviest under state law. A razor war was found in the necktie of Boyle during sentencing and officials believe the couple planned death by their own actions.
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Spokane
Waab
Muster Barbera’ Association of Advertising
Masters’ Association
Uch
Mercer
Reform advocates push for Sunday saloon closures in Lewiston
Lewiston May 10 Henry announces re election plans amid reform push. Supporters rally as candidates pledge economy and enforcement, shifting city politics. Salted by a charge that reformers once backed wide open town plat.
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Tetiom
HellBeld
Lewistom
Marriage Announcements From Orry IX Area
Orry IX BUF. in city saw Claude Dune and uenerive Devs, both Rathdrum, wed by Judge Egbers. W. E Kirtland and Jennie Porter, both Merstone, Spokane, requested license. Judge Rievie attended between illness. Lemo J. Shogetad and Bewar A. Thote fund wed, connected to Biadewell Leather Co. Mim Ghogatad, daughter of Cassellman and Mim Skogeted, noted.
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Claude Dune
Uenerive Devs
Rathdrum
Egbers
Foo
W. E Kirtland
Jennie Porter
Merstone
Washington
Judge Rievie
Bewar A. Thotefund
Mise Lema J. Shogetad
Sr. Metciuad
Biadewell Laestber Company
Mim
Cassellman
Mire
Valdon Trick Riders Impress At Norrie & Rowe Show
The Valdon troupe of seven young men captivate audiences with daring high wire and balance acts under a large waterproof tent. Norrie and Rowe bring the Valdons from Europe, presenting sensational feats seen in English and continental venues, as riders perform complex somersaults, interlocks, and dramatic formations to a wide regional crowd.
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Roerts & Rowe
Gret
Valdons
Norrie & Rowe
Europe
England
France
Russia
Germany
Val
Theo
Eracetl
Nuryia & Nowe
Arrest Report: Man Held on Train Interference Charge
A 40 year old man, W. Whine, was arrested by Deputy Shortt yesterday on a charge of being insane and for allegedly attempting to interfere with a train ride. The suspect, described as a quiet, middle aged individual, has a history of unsettled behavior and was found at Mee or. He is being investigated for a possible connection to the incident and remains in custody.
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White
Hauser
Amd
Taft cites too much self government for Puerto Rico
President Taft expresses belief that the United States has extended self government in Puerto Rico too far and urges modifications to the Foraker Act to curb local self rule. He recommends removing lower house powers to hamper government and ensuring appropriations if the Puerto Rican assembly adjourns without funding.
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Washington
Conetier
Taft
United Sates
Porto Rico
House of Delegates
PurBer Ct
Counties Alene Tram Adds Another Victory Over Spokane Wonders
Anticipation at Woodlawn as Coeur d Alene wins sixth straight, 6 to 4 in 11 innings over Spokane Wonders. Weeks drives in the decisive run. crowd, manager praise team. Also notes death of Mrs Tracy at Spokane hospital after operation. survivors listed.
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Spokane Wonders
Meowa
Comur d'Alene
Woodlawn
Toose
Deaso
Steals March On Northern Pacific in Timber Plans
Lewiston Idaho reports the Northern Pacific railroad seeks timber supplies across Clearwater and adjacent regions as rival routes by Chicago Milwaukee Puget and Washington Montana compete for access. The piece notes government land scrip supports timber claims and questions the pace of railway expansion amid competing interests and speculation about the future timber traffic.
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Lewietor
Idaho
Oromno
Chicago
Milweakes
Puget
Indientan
Aikenes
Milwaukee
Washington
Utah
Montana
Ischiet
Northern Pacific
Roosevelt Killa MG RiInocero Incolate Shootings News
May 10 reporting from NAMOBI that Col Roosevelt party claims the Colonel killed and ballots. The report describes ferocious animosity as a charged scene with a calm figure guiding a rapid assault. A fatal shot ended a man’s life, allegedly leading to arrests of Roosevelt and Kermit.
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Namobi
Roosevelt
Kermit
Amuse Carpenter and sisters face police action in local case
Amuse Carpenter and sister along with a car dealer were detained by officers after a dispute involving their mother and a bail bond figure. One man, identified as a writer for Mercuboe Autora, admitted liquor to a girl. All except one have posted bonds. several were already released on bail.
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Car Guyder
Rave Bees
Witar
Pulien
Fmms Salth
Cuttor Bbetton
Wrielor
Mercuboe Autora
Iiquor
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