Dubois Frees and Folds on Parker and Roosevelt
The article analyzes Senator Fred T. Dubois of Idaho navigating Democratic divisions over the 1904 presidential race. It argues Parker’s candidacy is backed by pro Bryan elements and by “trust democrats” seeking Wall Street support, while Dubois signals hostility to Roosevelt and Cleveland. It also notes the need for technically trained youth amid industrial growth and discusses injunctions, crop tonnage, and transport issues in Clearwater country, with reflections on parental duties and open-river plans.
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Fred T. Dubois
I4iho
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Dubois
Square
Alton B. Parker
New York
Judge Parker
Senator Dubois
Parker Vo'ed
Rryan
Frank
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Spokesman-Review
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Iowa Bar Association
Merly
Clearwater
Puget Sound
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS for high school building bids
Sealed bids will be received to July 30 1903 for a 12 room high school building with plumbing heating electric lights and ventilation. plans are on file at my office. board may reject any bids. by order of the board. Lewiston Idaho July 20 1903 H K Barnett Clerk ISD No 1.
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H. K. Barnett
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States Land Office
California
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Washington Territory
Emmeline B. Phillips
Nez Perce
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Wil Sour
William Phillips
Grace Baughman
Seraphine Wildedsthaler
Michel N. Nye
Forest
J. B. West
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
William D
Senion
Charles F. Jackson
Act of Congress
Oregon
Nevada
Jne
James Matlock
w.B.m
Mary E. Godard
Waha
Fred W. Godard
James McGrane
Edna G. McGrane
Jes
J. B. West Register
Congress
Jabez Kenyon
County of
Nez
Je Hames
Lena Brown
Nez Perce Co
James W. Reid
Alfred Kenyon
Andy Mahon
Fenny
Timber Land
United Sae Land Office
Ne & Nw
Austin D. Gregory
Culdesac
Samuel D. White
David S. Dent
Ralston Vollmer
Cocennes
Eee
United States Lands
Sterms E. Gainer
North Range
Chris Guidagen
Rey
Ister
Aivenas
Charles H. Cativen
James R. Nolen
Isaac Manning
John C. Jansen
Sylvia Noben
Leven
Paine Eames Land Office
Dames
Edward Holee
Nex Perce Co
Christian Jacobson
Hans E. Holee
Herbert T. Hossey
J B. West
Wellington W. Murphy
United States Land
Cutamics H
Ganuy
No Boom Clarkston Growth Spurred By Land Offer
Lewiston Water & Power Co promotes Clarkston land sale with $20 down and $10 monthly payments for a residence lot under land contract 1184. It notes rapid growth from 6 to 2500 residents in six years, with utilities, sidewalks, two banks, and orchards valued at $2000 per acre, urging a drive to inspect developments.
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Clarkston - Vineland
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