DYNAMITER ARRESTS SHOCK IDAHO MINERS CAMP
In Allack Idaho on September 4 authorities rounded up 42 laborers from the con jerlon gang on the Idaho Northern road after dynamite use. They were brought to the city 28 miles away, searched, and held for bearing. Reports say hundreds of fish were destroyed by dynamiting further up the North Fork of the Coeur d Alene river. County Attorney Hanson discussed penalties under Idaho law.
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Allack
Idaho
Idaho Northern
Ach
Tranngresors
Kfuat
Comur d'Alene
Beware of counterfeit state bank notes used nationwide
Washington reports a coordinated ring forging and circulating high quality counterfeit notes resembling genuine state bank currency. The fake notes imitate the Bank of Brunswick New Jersey and the Savannah State Bank and have prompted arrests as a national committee plans actions led by Bryan to curb the scheme.
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Washington
Ecol MeTvic
Bam
Bate Bank
Brunswick, NJ
Bank of
Savannon
Kennedy and Chicago Traders Boost Local Trade Outlook
Cora Kennedy returns from Chicago with observations on the city’s merchants and a surprisingly strong trade mood. She notes good conditions at the Robertson store, optimistic Chicago merchants, and expectations for a better fall trade despite broader depression.
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Cora Kennedy
Chicago
C. Mt. Roberston
Mra Kennrdy
Kennedy
Feneral
Enfend Railway Links New York Tale Amid City Stir
A fragmentary item notes a railway link incident involving a vehicle and a teen, with an unclear claim about Bowthers Macine railway and a stated amount of $54. The garbled text mentions a street and movement, reflecting a chaotic scene and uncertain sources.
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New York
Bowthers Macine Railway
Caimion
Tive Street
Edison Arrives in Spokane With Family on Tour
Spokane, Sept 4. Thomas A Edison the famed inventor arrives in Spokane with wife and two children. The party is lodged at the Spokane hotel and will tour the city before departing this afternoon for Banff and other destinations on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Edison, born February in Milan Ohio, began as a newsboy and later worked in railway telegraphy before inventing the phonograph and incandescence lamp among other devices.
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Staten
Spokane
Wash
Thomas A. Edison
Northern Pacific
Hpokane Hotel
Invent
Ste Rien
Wincett
Levi Monroe Mn
Billson
Yellowsone Park
Edison
Milan
Ohio
Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
United States
Influx of Colonists Arrives by Great Northern Railroad
Spokane reports a large influx of settlers arriving after a colonial rate of 30 from St Paul, with three extra trains, many carrying families and goods. By noon several hundred arrived and more were expected as officials anticipate thousands heading to Washington and the Yakima valley to establish homes.
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Peomperome
Lowking
Hotorsectrrs Crime West
Spokane
Wash
Gt. Paw
Raflrosda
Great Northern Railroad
Muober
Great Northern
Northern Pax Rifle
Spokane International
Iwet Wight
St. Paul
Washington
Yakima Valley
Cruel Crime of Russian Czar Revolt Convictions Reported
In Petersburg fourty five rebels were convicted of forming a revolutionary group aimed at overthrowing the regime. Exile sentences were handed to most, while others faced varying punishments. Among the sensational cases were figures linked to aristocratic circles including a princess connected to revolutionary activities, drawing wide attention due to her beauty and lineage.
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Petersburg
Boyt
Biberia Tnitay
Deraube
Prinrene Alexendrovka
Cour
Democrats in Conference Likely Historic Event in Lincoln
Lincoln Sept 4 The Democratic convention to be held at headquarters near Chieftu nest on Thursday is described as likely the most important gathering in the party's history. Bryan is expected to attend and address both eastern and western factions. The conference will discuss political matters and lender advocacies. Bryan arrived today for the occasion and the event includes the dedication of a local institution. Neither speech was political in nature.
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Lincoln
Net
Bryan
Promineum
Bryan Coole
Founder's Work Sparks Four-Plant Celebration Plan
PUILAD Kerstin unveils a four plant celebration for Founders Week spanning April to October. The initiative highlights growth in Meope and magnifies the event’s appeal. A 510-00 appropriation for mantetyality has been doubled, signaling a trend toward larger scales than exports.
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Puilad Kerstin
Letuber
Boise Faces Setback as Local Option Debate Surges
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 1. The Republican pledge to local option voting faltered as investors abandoned plans for a hotel project. Capital invested about $200 for a site. half a million dollars were expected, but the venture was dropped due to reliance on the party platform and doubts about feasibility.
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Boise
Idaho
Republican Party
Boke
Gamera Capitaliate
Frank P. Sar Gent is Dead
Frank P. Sar Gent died in Washington after persistent illness from paralysis. The death followed a ten month battle tied to wartime service and the postwar political standoff described by the Times as part of a broader national campaign.
Democrats File Both Tickets In State Contest
The Democratic Party splits as two factions nominate rival tickets at Wallace. The secretary of state accepts the Dubols ticket, while the Tr. Tubols faction presents a regular ticket. Legal action will seek to decide which is entitled to be the regular Democratic ticket. Both sides pledge to honor the court ruling once made.
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Home
Nano
Lansdon
Wallace
Anih Dubola Ueki
Fenator
Fred ‘Tr. Tubols
Dubols
Unie
Supreme Court
Public Schools Open Monday At Coeur d Aene
School officials announce Monday start for the new term at Orlock with pupil presentations and book issuance. Teachers gather Saturday for orientation as the district plans for a larger attendance and space adjustments during a northward move of the high school area to accommodate Thomas and Best Land pupils.
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Orlock
Mnda Aion
Uae
Wnt
Einikoen Wiel
Echoul Board
Corpe
Varians
Blah
Bry
The
Thomas and
Best Land
Asruaghan
Gov Hanley calls extra session to push reform agenda
Indianapolis reports Gov. Hanley unexpectedly called an extra legislative session for September 17 after years of failure to enact reform. He aligned with James Watson and reform allies, trading support for Watson’s promise to pursue reform during his term, while facing skepticism from Watson's circle and political rivals.
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Indianapolis
Hanley
Inter
James Watson
Republicas
Watson
Thie Wenwlan
Indiana
Anu
Railway scheme eyed for Okanagan region line
Report of the Glacting Bat Ay Prot project to connect Brewster on the Columbia River with Nighthawk at the British Columbia border, outlining a 7 mile route, $2 million capitalization, and anticipated tonnage for mining lumber and merchandize. Local residents, investors, and officials discuss right of way, permanent location, and contracts already formed with nearby ranches for haulage.
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Columbus & Buinner
Okenagan Elvetrie
Enterprise Stats
Moe
Obaniean
Brewster
Colmes
Nighthawk
British Columbia
Wngth
Mpving
Euleepeise A
Annual Marathon Run of the Illinois Athletic Club
The big event in the west, the annual Marathon Run of the Chicago based Illinois Athletic Club, will be contested tomorrow with favorable weather expected.
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Enicato
Atenual Marathon
Illaule Athletic Club
Chicago
Bar Seid
Watranin
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