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Lewiston Daily Teller in Lewiston, Idaho

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Lewiston Daily Teller

Location

Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1902

Page

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Three Million Feet Of Logs Drive To Clearwater Mills

A large log drive for Small and Emery mills will reach the Clearwater near Lewiston by week’s end. About 3,000,000 feet of white pine have been banked for the June rise, with 30 men guiding the drive under Fred Emery. A boom is being built opposite the city water works to shore up the operation.

Small & Emery North Fork Clearwater Lewiston City Water Works Fred Emery Third Streets Bell & Bollinger Bollinger House Main Street Royal Restaurant D Street Third Street Scully Weisgerber

Fatal shooting near Lapwai linked to gambling debts

John Brown, a Nez Perce Indian, was shot and killed by Andrew Fogarty at his home near Lapwai after a dispute over gambling debts. An inquest found the death caused by a bullet from Fogarty's 44 Colt revolver. Fogarty surrendered in Lewiston as a murder complaint followed. trial dates pending. The case mixes Indian witnesses, a county coroner, and a river of local tensions.

Andrew Fogarty Flemming John Brown Tom Beal Creek Lapwai Cooper Johnson W. E. Timberlake Geo. A. Manning R. T Fogarty Wannassay Eagle Charles Wannassay Tum Beal Creek Jim Flemming Brown Spalding Stranahan County Court House Lewiston Warren Salem Oregon James Fogarty Asotin Ned Bartlett Albert Moore

Vineland Company offers county product prizes exhibit

Colonel Vernon of the Vineland Company plans a permanent display of Nez Perce and Asotin county products at the city office. A cash prize of 2 dollars will go to the best samples of growing wheat flax oats and barley, each sample to be six inches in diameter, tied bundles, and pulled by the roots. Prizes awarded August 1 by a three member committee from both counties. This begins a series of prizes for products from the two counties.

Colonel Vernon Vineland Company Nez Perce Asotin

Pythians in Friece to Light San Francisco in August

San Francisco streets will glow for the Knights gathering from August 11 to 20 with 30,000 dollars or more in lighting. Seventeen courts of honor will showcase 2,720 lamps each plus distinctive multicolor insignia globes, under city electricity supervision. Over 100,000 people are expected to attend.

San Francisco City Department of Electricity

Boy is thrown from horse on Normal bill

Ben Morris, son of J B Morris, was thrown from his horse on Normal bill Tuesday when the horse stepped in a trench for a water main and fell. The rider was bruised but not seriously hurt and will recover. RC Beach left this morning for the east.

Ben Morris J. B. Morris

Boats Tied Up At Riparia Strife Hits Inland Ships

News from Riparia reports a brewing strike affecting steamers from Lewiston and Spokane Falls. Sailors demand wage raises, with engineers seeking up to 25 percent and deckhands about 40 dollars monthly, threatening further delays and economic impact on fruit shipments. Ship crews total 44 as the strike spreads.

Lewiston Riparia Spokane Fe Santa Banda Portland Journal Fields Bpokane Brown Steike

Moscow Team Beats Lewiston In Local Ball Game

The Moscow ball team defeated Lewiston nine at the L. A. A. C. ball park Sunday by a score not fully stated. Lewiston started strong, fading late as Moscow secured the win amid heavy hitting and fielding errors. Umpire Munday oversaw the game before about 400 spectators.

Moscow Lewiston Bester Ole Rem Lewiston Miller Galbraith Pagerirty Munday

Moscow Brat Ball Challenge Set for July Ninth

City marshal William Schuldt reports confirmation from Roland Hodgina representing the Business Men's Ball team of Moscow that Moscow accepts Lewiston's challenge. The Brat contest is scheduled for July 9.

Marshel William Schuldt Roland Hodgina Moscow Lewiston

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