President Roosevelt’s address and tariff talk echoed in Lewiston
The Lewiston weekly notes the President’s message focusing on trusts and tariffs. It highlights calls for stronger trust legislation, cautions against rapid tariff changes, and favors reciprocity treaties. Wages, immigration, naval buildup, and the Panama Isthmian canal are addressed with emphasis on practical policy and constitutional action. The piece cites railroads as key to prices and living standards, praising their economic benefits and national growth.
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Rooosevelt
Congress
House
Panama
Special Benefits of Railroads in Labor’s Day Analysis
Guy Morrison Walker argues in Les lie Weekly that the United States leads in railroad mileage per capita and enjoys lower transportation costs. He compares nations and cites data showing 26.47 miles per 10,000 inhabitants in the U S versus 9 78 in France and other ratios, noting a transportation cost of about 7 mills per ton mile in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
England
Austria
Russia
Japan
China
United States
Globe Democrat
Guy Morrison Walker
Leslie’s
Labor
Great Britain
Italy
Great Nations
Deficiency Claims and Idaho Politics Ahead of Legislature
Boise reports a state university deficit that will stretch from now until a new appropriation is received on the incoming administration credit. Republicans claimed funds were exhausted, while Democratic presses push for direct legislation and initiative use. In Idaho, the Clearwater country notes rising business and more train service as Lewiston forges ahead amid interior growth.
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Boise
State University
Idaho
Clearwater
Clearwater Short Line
Lapwai
Lewiston
Gateway city growth eyed from new transportation plans
A spring boat service on the upper Snake is expected to boost Lewiston's expansion by enlarging the territory served. Officials anticipate heightened development for the gateway city as infrastructure progresses. The Idaho Supreme Court is to rule this week on the sheep cases involving Utah defendants, with Idaho officials contesting jurisdiction. Notices announce attachments and probate actions in Nez Perce County, plus multiple timber land publication filings and final proof deadlines for area settlers.
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Upper Snake
Lewiston
Supreme Court
Utah
Beatty
U.S
Idaho
John Clark
Lewiston National Bank
Nez Perce
United States Land Office
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Sallie E. Vollmer
James Kenyon
Forest
Maho
Mary Kenyon
ae Genevieve@Vollmer
Samuel D. White
J.B. West
Register
United State Land Office
Edward C. Smith
Grand Lot
Bne
Jordan O. Maxon
Frank W. Kettenbach
Amy D. Kettenbach
Otto Kettenbach
J. B. West
Notice of attachments and land filings in Idaho courts
The document lists a district court attachment against Adams and Jesse M. Cote, dated November 26, 1902, issued in a Second Judicial District Court of Idaho. It also records multiple land office notices from Lewiston and Lewis ton Idaho, dated November 1902, detailing final proof deadlines for settlers, names of claimants such as N McClure, Jelle N. Steensma, Chesley O. Watkins, and others, and timber land and mineral rights actions with witnesses and recording dates through January 1903.
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Idaho
Jezse Russell & Company
Frank Ruchert
Fred Huchert
Department of the Interior, Land Office
Lewiston
Sewall T. Briggs
Webb
Ae P. Crawford
Lon G. Slinker
John C. Kincaid
Alexander Stevens
B. West
Register
District Court
Second Judicial
State of
T. J. Lettane
Adams
Jesse M. Cote
Berg
P. E. Stookey
N, Smith
Meee
Iment of the Interior
Jelle N. Steensma
Juliaetta
Department of the Interior Land Office
Maho
H. Fansler
Mars
Chesley O. Watkins
Camden D. Fansier
William Murry
Haries C. Miles
Department of the Interior
Maio
Francis M Stevenson
Francis M Johnston
Warhen G
Summit
Owen C. McClure
Nabe
Henry M. Berjeman
William W. Wicks
Lookout
Fred Hanson
Gifford
Jesse N. Jacks
Isaac N Lough
John T. Lough
J. B. West
Vic Fredrick N. Fell
Rosetta
George H. Wyman
Louis H. Clark
Interior Land Office
Isaac N. Lough
Lewison
Pri Seon Eine
Jesse N
Jacks
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The
Lewiston Teller
A. Forgsman
Weeeer
Lewiston Post Office
Main Street
Ninth
James Stuart
Stuart, Idaho
J. N. Smith
J. Howard Howe
New Perce County
Despread
Daniel Needham
Genvieve Vollmer
Nezperce
E & Se & Sec
J B. West
Iment of the Interior, Land Office
Lewis
McClure
Warren G. Childs
George W. Belvit
Ernest A Jones
Battie
West
Willam Buoye
Juliagtta, Idaho
Samuel Dean
James Evans
Thomas Reynolds
J.B West
Charles C Miles, Marshal Barnhouse
Jesse H Fansler
Henry P Crawford
Webb, Idaho
J. B West
George W. Beloit
Ernest A. Jones of
Myle
Thomas M. Butler
Wes. Register
Hiram J. Earl
Dodd
Asotin
Washington
Samuel L. Stowe
John Harriman
William Harriman
Thomas P. Earle
Waha
Ims
B. West Register
JIB West
WF. Kettenbach
Presta
J. Alexander
Geo
H. Kester
Cashier
Fee Lewvren National
C. Bunnell
B. F. Morris
Grace Re
Ectors
W.F. Ketter
Omet
R.C. En Georer
Ttenbach Prastin
Ibang
United and
Europe
John P. Vollmer
Reese R. Vollmer
W Havens
Canhier
Thompson
Ags
Ashiar
Lewiston, Ibans
Eine
Rosia
Sargent
Bo ii
DILL
Prop’s
East Main Street
Lasho
Mallory & Lydon Livery Stable
Martin Collin
Russell
Lewiston Trading CO
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Big Island
Silver Creek
SARE
Emery & Frazier
P. Frazien
Face Emery
Galbraith
Chase & Sandorn
Tess and
Ney
Russell Gro
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