McKinley Memorial Fund Cantata in Idaho
Idaho state officials report progress on the McKinley Memorial fund drive with $677.18 raised toward a $1,000 apportionment across 11 counties. remains $325 short for full county representation as committees appeal towns to contribute. notes on a Queen Esther cantata at Lewiston Opera House and details of local honoraries and social plans.
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M’kinley Memorial Fund
McKinley Memorial Association
Idaho
Esther
Opera House
M. E. Robinson
Lewiston
Ester
Ahasuerus
Mordecai
Haman
W. Flettenbach
W. P. Hurlbut
King Ahasuerus
Marcus Barnett
Henry Miller
Zeresh
L. W. King
Clara Waldman
Cora Coburn
Arthur Stacy
Claudia Perley
Fay Yantes
Lolo Timberlake
Claire Morris
Mae Pingree
Erneth McConville
Olive Neal
Mabel
Neal
Marian Russell
Georgia Carter
Bertha Dorris
Down
Low Rowley
Della Shaff
Florence Harper
Edna Schiebe
Elizabeth Kettenbach
M. K. Robinson
New Tramway on Prairie and School Opening Planned
Nezperce reports D. J. McRae gravely ill with smallpox and likely unsalvageable without rapid change. Public schools set to open the first Monday in January in a new building if contagious disease allows. Farmers meet at Braun school to organize the Russell tramway with 16 shares issued. a site committee will report at Saturday meeting. Directors listed include Schadler Braun Rozen Schaidler and others. Deer herd movements rise with heavy timber snowfall. deer slaughter laws keep market in check near Orofino and in surrounding areas.
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Nezperce
C. W. Shaff
Lewiton
D. J. McRae
McRae
Braun School
Russell
N. B Schadler
Emil Braun
John W Rozen
H. Schaidler
Andrew Hardke
Geo. Beloit
W. J. Reistke
Geo. Gertje
John Cochran
EK. H. Waters
Beo Triesch
Geo. Crum
Conductor Cleared After Smallpox Passenger Case in Spokane
Conductor Huff arrested on bringing a sick passenger into Spokane from Lewiston. He proved no knowledge of illness aboard and was exonerated. The patient is well and near release from quarantine. A separate incident at a Pacific saloon led to a shooting. George Guyatt, intoxicated and armed, threatened the landlady and pursued Jo Le Blanc, fatally or near fatally wounding him at Sixth Street crossing. Guyatt was arrested to face assault charges.
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Huff
Spokane
Lewiston
George Guyatt
Pacific Seloon
Guyatt
Joe Ke Blanc
le Blanc
Lot
FC Ouley
Monroe
Steele
Wealthy Monaghan visits Lewiston amid business hopes
Two Northwest figures, James Monaghan of Spokane and Edward O'Shea, visit the Raymond house. Monaghan, a banker and miner with Navy ties, hints at heavy investment while recalling his son’s heroic death in Samoa. O'Shea’s military service and later life remain to be seen, with Lewiston awaiting fuller details.
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Raymond
Great Northwest
James Monaghan
Spokane
Lewiston
Monaghan
Apia
Samoa
Spokene
Edward O'Shea
Spokane Ice Man Here on Private Business
T Lucas president of the Spokane ice trust visited last night. He viewed the Clearwater and Snake rivers and noted ice could rise to a thousand dollars per ton. He spoke of Lewiston as ideal for homes and foresaw a need for cold storage to supply Spokane.
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T. Lucas
Great Ice Trust of
Spokane
Mr. Lucas
Billy Bollinger Wed Elle Range in Dayton Ceremony
Billy Bollinger the well known hotel man was married Tuesday evening at Dayton to Miss Elle Range. After a month in California and other coast points they will return to Leviston. Both have a host of friends here who wish them well.
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Billy Bollinger
Dayton
Washington
Elle Range
California
Leviston
Raymond House to gain veranda and raised grade
The Raymond House owner plans extensive improvements including replacing the sidewalk porch with a second story veranda on the west and north sides for guests and a fire escape. The building, built in 1879 as the northwest’s largest hotel, will be raised to street level to improve appearance and value with Mr. Davison, lemee, staying in charge.
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Raymond
Davison
Lemee
Lewiston Plans A Modern Opera House Within Year
A big opera house is planned for Lewiston within a year in a favored locality. Capital is ready and the site chosen. The building may host a leading secret society. It will feature a standard stage lighting apparatus parquette dress circle and gallery. Estimated cost ranges from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Lewiston
Opera House
Time of Their Lives at Waldman Store Reception
P H Waldman of the Fair store hosted a Wednesday evening reception for the city’s boys and girls. The event showed how a large mercantile shop operates and illustrated the cost of Christmas stock, with over 300 dollars in candies and toys distributed to children.
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P. H. Waldman
Woodmen of the World Plan Lewiston Log Rolling
The Woodmen of the World recruit 333 candidates for a big roll in Lewiston on January 13 1903. A rich prize list and hard work by local lodges are expected, with a banquet featuring a top market menu. Attendees are urged to bring an axe.
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Lewiston
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