New York Scribe Chronicles Imber and a City in Flux
New York letters note Naphtali Imber the Hebrew poet dedicating a tome to Japan’s emperor and prophesying Russia’s downfall in Hebrew verse. The coroner cites fast living as a death driver amid rising sudden deaths. Also covered are divorce law changes, sake classification, Irish immigration growth, art sales, and a Bronx bid to preserve Governor Morris mansion as a park.
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New York
Japan
Imber
Russia
Nicholas Brown
Bronx
Governor Morris
Morris Manor
Morris
America
Richard Morris
Cromwell
Charles II
Morrisiana
Morris Mansion
Continental Congress
Lewis Morris
Eureka camp development art in Baker City region effort
The Eureka camp in Baker City region advances with river navigation crucial for progress. Senator Heyburn backs a $25,000 appropriation to improve the river, aiming to clear rapids for boats like the Mountain Gem. Local plans anticipate using the Wallowa dredge after floods subside and track power plant repairs at the Eureka property while road work and early crews begin development efforts.
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Baker City
the Herald
Eureka
Ore
Make River
Heyburn
Langfitt
Wallowa
Lewiston
Mureka
Wallowa County
J. A. Hilliker
Western Union
Imnaha
Census of Territories political survey planned for four regions
Washington March 23. A census will be taken of Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and Indian territories to reveal political affiliations ahead of congress reconvening. The plan, supervised by the Republican National Committee, aims to gauge voting tendencies and influence potential statehood votes. Indian territory may provide decisive support with many voters never having exercised franchise.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Republican National Committee
Indian Territory
National
P. L. Soper
Vinita
New México
Elmer Dover
Hamilton
House Territorial Committee
House
Senate
Senate Committee On
Territories
Idaho Portland fair commission hints at Boise split
Martin J. Wessels and Mrs. Wessels visited Kendrick this week and report Governor Gooding has selected a Portland site. The commission plans a Boise April first division and aims to present Idaho’s products in a single building to attract attention and avoid scattered displays on the grounds.
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Martin J. Wessels
Wessels
Kendrick
Governor Gooding
Portland
Boise
Idaho
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Roosevelt
Mast
Twentieth Street
Geeuse
Broadway
District Republican Club
Albany
Peron
John Smith
Saginaw
Dan
Gerous
Dakota
Higgins
United States Circuit Court of Aone
Ireland
New York City
Glaenzer
Beauvais
Great Snake River
Rossi
Joe
Fac Simile Signature of
Bears
Castoria
Census OF Territories
United States Smelting Co
United States
Salt Lake City, Utah
United States Sparing Co
Bingham Junction
Utah
Joseph Cigar
THE
OWL Bar
Main Street
R. L. Latimer
Prop
Pacific Brewing and Malting Co
Lewiston National Bank
H. T. Madgwick
Tdaho
Bartlett & Cox
Yantis Tract
High School
McAllister
Seventh Avenue
Kamiah
Skinner & Mounge
Bollinger
Packag
Chase & Senbern
Russell Grocer
John F. Hurlbut
Telessen
Idaho Tea Company
Matest
Clyde J. Vinal
Roslyn
Cle
Fuel & Ice
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
Brownell
Main St
Geo. W. Tannahill
Washington
Leveiston
Raymond Cafe
Cuendet & Anderson
Miller & Wrighter Civil Engineers
Lewiston Dam
Seattle
Wash
Jamison
Naylor & Norlin
145
Fifth Street
Jay Woodworth
Nez Perce County
IROOM
Vollmer
DR. Leak
Mallory & Lydon Stables
Charles G. Kress
Thiessen Block
Iwe
Tray
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