Directors Responsibility in Court Ruling and Philippine Bill Progress
A New York supreme court ruling holds A M Curtiss and other directors liable for declaring and paying dividends out of capital. The piece also reports Senate movement on the Philippine bill, highway and railroad funding, and a brisk start to the short session with impeachment actions and tariff debates. Idaho laws and public sentiment are noted as crucial to lawful governance for Clearwater country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of New York
A. M. Curtiss
Buffalo
American
Curtiss
New York
Senate
Spooner
House
Idaho
Timebound finances and timber removal debated in state capital
The piece argues for fiscal prudence urging cash payments over credit and questions Christmas spending. It notes Governor-elect Gooding may cut excess officers and questions extending timber removal deadlines on state lands as seventeen years of the first twenty-year period remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
New York Letter of Christmas Generosity and Street Scenes
A Dec 24 New York letter sketches holiday excess and charity in the city. A wealthy woman buys a $40,000 pearl necklace while Tim Sullivan’s Bowery feast feeds thousands. Salvation Army distributes 25,000 dinners. Wall Street brokers plan multi-million Christmas gift boxes. Santa visits subtreasury and brokers, plus local business news on A G Bagley’s office supply venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
New York
Notofrer
Turkey
Timothy D. Sullivan
Tim
Salvation Army
Grand Central Palace
Eva Booth
Santa Claus
Wall Street
Uncle Sam
A. G. Bagley
Main Street
Bagley
Lewiston College Builds Reputation and Enrollment
The Lewiston Business college expands under Fred L Ulen after acquiring remaining shares from John W Greb. With thirty students this year and a 24 page catalogue, the school projects a strong year ahead as it aims to triple and then double its enrollment, praising its teachers, facilities, and moral standards. A note from the Interior Department announces final proof proceedings for James W Phillips of Lapwai Idaho with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Business College
Fred L. Alen
John W. Greb
Ulen
Inland Empire
Pacific Northwest
Mitchell to Headline Benefit Show in Lewiston Next Saturday
Firemen have sold many advance tickets for a benefit at Temple theater causing expected standing room only. Mr. Mitchell is set to perform a second night but must depart Lewiston for the East in early spring. Do not miss the sole Lewiston performance on December 1 as part of a noted production.
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Temple Theater
Mitchell
Lewiston
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Philippines
Great Clearwater Country
New York Letter
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Thay
James W. Phillips
Lapwat
W B. M
Joachim Chiadek
Lapwai
Omer Bartlett
Lee Rowland
Ollie Phillips
J. B. West
Register
Clyde J. Vassar
Indertaker
H. T. Madgwick
Lewisto
W. E. Mathews
Thatcher
KLING
Forest Reserve
R. H. Peale Springfield, Mo
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
Washington Block
Seattle Wash
Jamison
Spokane, Wash
Judd
Pendleton
Ore
GEO
Tamanil Lawyer
Dull Leveiston
Mallory & Lydq
Oe C
Fourth Streets
Lewiston Water & Power CO
Clarkston, Washington
Roslyn & Cle
Lewiston Fuel & Ice Co
Naylor & Norlin
Fifth Street
G. R. Theireng
Lewiston, Idaho
N. B
W. F. Kettenbach
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
The
Lewiston National Bank
C.C. Bunnell
J. B. Morris
W. F Kettenbach
George H Kester
Grace Pfaftlin
Kettenbach
United States
Euro
Guernseys Newton
Scottish Union and
National
British America Fire Insurance Companies
American Surety Co
Preferred Accident Co
IDEAL
Charles Hahn
Plumbing Star Main Street
Burlington-Northern Pacific
Express
R. B. Wilson
Second Street
Walla Walla, Wash
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