Roosevelt recovers from diphtheria quarantined White House wing
Archibe Roosevelt shows improvement from diphtheria while the White House wing remains quarantined. In Blair Nevada former railroad conductor Jack Walsh killed Charles Meyers and Jack Harrington during a card game dispute. Roosevelt names Seth Low and Thomas G Bush to a board for promoting industrial peace. Speyer Mueller of Berlin Industrial Bank reportedly defaults 1300000 in stock speculation losses. John Alexander Dowle's will awaits an executor to qualify, attorney calls it remarkable.
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Archie Roosevelt
White House
Blair
Nev
Jack Walsh
Charles Meyers
Jack Harrington
Roosevelt
Seth Low
New York
Thomas G. Bush
Alabama
Speyer Mueller
Industrial
Berlin
Germany
John Alexander Dowle
Wetten
Fine farm for sale with water and fruit trees
A single 760 acre parcel offers ample water, 1200 fruit trees, good improvements, and fine soil with three solid homes. Priced at 26000 dollars, seller offers easy terms.
Fires and floods trigger losses and policy shifts across states
The report details the abandonment of Fort Wapshakle Wyoming with buildings turning to the Interior department, Wheeling’s Scott Lumber plant destroyed by fire, and a $280,900 loss from flood-caused blaze. It notes 600 new postal clerks funded, San Francisco and Missouri lobbying laws, the Hyde-Benson-Diamond-Schneider school land case set for April 22, and Manitoba moving to government ownership of telephones and telegraphs with rapid expansion under Premier Robbin.
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Fort Wapshakle
Wyoming
Interior Department
Scott Lumber Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Post Office Department
Washington
San Francisco
Manitoba
Robbin
Prank J makes oath in Ohio Toledo city record
Official entry from Toledo noting a sworn statement dated December 6 and referencing a declaration or affirmation. Includes fragmented legal text and a note about a carload of fancy seed potatoes received at Clark's grocery, 644 Malin Street.
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State OF
Ohio
Toledo
Rif
Acta
Syatem
Cheney & CO
Clark's Grocery
Malin Street
Northwest News Snapshots From Bale to Rathdrum
J G McDonald began a brick Dilant business with a reported 49000 daily potential at Bale. Yakima Indian H Taylor is jailed at Toppentiah on forged checks charges. A C Coburn sues W W Zent in Adams Franklin Benton district court. Zent’s father is Col 10 Zent of Walla Walla. Wm Fettle shipped 500 head of potene mutton sheep from Condon to Union Meat at Troutdale, priced 6 cents per pound for wethers and ewes. Tommnte Robbins, Inayne, escaped from Orofino asylum and returned near Grangeville, attacked Frank Roberts with an ox. Roberts gravely wounded, Robbins recaptured. At Pocatello J F Fengler connected to 2300 volts energy, suffered burns but descended ladder safely. Wo Rettle of Gilliam County sold cattle for $2.80 per hundred for cows and $5.50 for calves at Mayville. dry cows over $10, calves $17. Anthony W Green, first colored man to prove a claim in Coeur d Alene office, proved up March 15 on a quarter section. 62 years old, long resident, owned Rathdrum orchard. notes a late night discovery of his wife dead on the floor.
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H. ©. Taylor
Yakima
Condon
Union Meat Company
Troutdale
Pocatello
J. F. Fengler
Ineman
Wo. Rettle
Gilliam County
Wm. Eiddon
Téney Bros
Mayville
Anthony W. Green
Coeur d'Alene
Pacific Northwes
Townarip
Rathdrum
Sumpter Valley Will Not Extend Rail Line Into Grant County
The Sumpter Valley Railroad will not extend into Grant county this year and the planned big sawmill at Austin is canceled. Tax assessments in Grant county are cited as discouraging, with the line owning seven miles in Grant and facing high rates for rolling stock. The company notes winter operating losses and the high cost of maintaining the line to John Day, while Baker county taxes are lower.
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Prairie City
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Grant County
Austin
Barton
Passnger
Sumpter Valley
Booley
Little Road
County Board of Equilization
Baker County
Parker
Ecclés
Bakers County
Grant
Reiling Areck
Paker
Baker
Tiarton
Sumpter Vealley Railroad
Sumpter Valiey
John Dey
Javes
County Boards Barred From Opening Indian Lands Highways
A Lewiston Teller report explains that county commissioners lack legal authority to open or close highways through Indian lands held in trust. The Indian affairs commissioner F E Leupp advises counties to close unauthorized roads and warns of department of justice action if laws are violated, with individuals on unauthorized routes made parties to trespass.
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Board of County Commissioners
United States
Department
Department of Justice
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Eton
Tinsbury District
London
E. T. Wade
Missouri
Secretary of State
Hyde-Benson-Diamond-Schnei
California
Oregon
Justice Stafford
Washington, D. C
Northwest News
J. G. McDonald
Bale
Tommnte Robbins
Inayne
Orofino
Idaho
Grangeville
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Robbins
Trailroad Company
Dewitt
Tallman & Co
Lord William Trenuchimp Neville
Alexander
Pendleton
Pendleton Paint Store
E. J. Murphy
Prop
BE. Court &T
Alta & Main &Ts
Savings Bank Corner
Northwestern
AS & Flea CO
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