Indian Land Survey Faces Sale Block and Legal Review
A government survey of the Coeur d Alene Indian reservation in Kootenai county raised opposition as land stakes were pulled to thwart sale efforts. Survey work covered 27 townships with costs totaling 12100, and pending plates and field notes await approval by federal officials before congressional action.
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Coour Alene Indian
Kootenai County
Spokane
Land Department
Oleek
Eagleson
Uyne
Thik
Secretary of the Interior
Nome
Tne
General Land Office
Washington
Congress
Hegekich BW
Johneson
Stephen T. Hungate
Auiresy Mf. Kirchen
Hermon PD. Graden
Harold A. Randa
Record of 74.66 mph for 207.4 miles on Pittsburg line
The Railroad Gazette reports a speck train from Crenille to Coke Junction in Indiana achieving 74.66 miles per hour for 207.4 miles, total train weight about 44 tons, including engine and tender. Previous records cited include 200 miles at 71.4 mph and 100 miles at 77.2 mph on the same route.
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Creniille
Coke Junctiorn
Ind
Pittsburg
Port Whistle
Chicago
Millew
Lakeshore
Michigan Southern
Junin
Range Allotment Sparks Forest Reserve Meeting
Superintendent of the Chosat Mite forest reserve held a meeting in Wallowah to allot grazing range to stock men from Wallowa Union and Baker counties. About 160 stockmen attended amid excitement as the process begins. Many applicants remain, and others from outside the three counties face limited access until allotments are finished.
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Chosatmite Forest Reserve
Wallowah
Wallowa
Union
Biker
van Elgin
Stockmen to Receive Al Lotments at Reserve Meeting
In or near the reserve will be the first to receive consideration, and then the stockowners at large from theme countries will be given their al lotments. The meeting is attended by some of the largest stockmen of eastern regen.
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Regen
Railroads Against Canal Debate Divides Congress Experts
Congress faces a sharp split as rail interests oppose a new canal plan. President Roosevelt invited engineers to advise on whether a sea level or lock-canal design best serves the waterway. Four Americans favor a novel plan, five oppose, while foreign engineers’ views provoke accusations of unrepresentative opinion. The debate covers lock dimensions, route choices, and potential power impacts along the Yakima and Puget Sound regions. The Rail interests plan a campaign to defeat the project, while supporters push government purchase of the Sunnyside canal to secure irrigation and power rights.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Thone
Taweetiga Tin
Howe
Cansmryns
Rillyoide
Ne Eng
Peters Chiat
Culebra
Lamontmy
San Cristobal
Sin Cristobal
Allantte
Canal Hollow
Che Hoerd
Chereby
Great
Etenae
Pacific Slide
Panna
Tmuniomn
Salome Controversy Hits New York Theatres
Critics debate Oscar Wilde's Salome as audiences in New York react with varied enthusiasm. The Progressive State Society sponsors the American premiere at the Herkley Palace Theatre where Miss Laden delivers a cautious performance amid long speeches and controversial dialogue. Revelations of biblical character paraphrase and Salome’s demand for John the Baptist’s head spark moral debate and public fuss over the production.
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Ovrci Wilde
Salome
New York
America
Herkeley Laceum
Balome
Irrigation meeting aims to secure water right signature
The largest city meeting to date, held Saturday at the opera house, discussed securing President E. F. Benson of Prosser Falls Land & Power Co to sign the government agreement on water rights in the Yakima River. Benson had signed one agreement that largely curtailed rights.
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Yakima Committee
Bennyn
Willig
Valle
Courme
Henwon
Benkon
Benson
Win Wiley
Sunnyaidy
Yakima
Adalt
Pioneer Fillenstead
Thie City
Sage 4
Prosser
Irrigation Committee
North Yakima Commercial Club
Promer Commercial Club
E. F. Benson
Prosser Foila Land & Power Company
Yakima River
Idaho State Clashes for Northwest Crown in College Hoops
A fragmented report argues Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and Stanford vie for a four state championship. It notes scores like Washington 72 and Oregon 69, with Idaho's prospects shaped by missed trips and rough games.
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Tollictio
Wah
Wittman
Ciope Ponetite
Washington
Ait
Oregon
Stanford
Suiite
Idaho
Pullman
Pinaneing Eloetele Mond and the Sao Mronelles Line Project
Pinaneing Eloetele Mond and Hiewree Mo Reed receive funds from BE. Cowporthwaite & Co. of Sao Mronelles, the firm building the electric line, subscribing to the project and turning over control to a trust. The Hotel stake and a tester from GW. Thompon point to California plans, with the end aim of the line ready by June 1, 2007.
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Pinaneing
Eloetele
Hiewree Mo Reed
Cowporthwaite & Co
Sao
Mronelles
Eeateeting
Uth
Fealia
Thompon
Eri
Fox Week
California
Grangeville
Kendrick Brick Yard Expands Output for Lewiston Patronage
Brick yard near Kendrick announces a 200000 brick order for Harry Midewick of Lewiston. The plant plans a near million bricks this season with a land dryer and prem brick machine. Fire started today under a new kiln of 250000 bricks. Contractors praise the brick quality and color. Jose Colling handles Lewiston market for Kendrick Gazette.
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Kendrick Brick Yard
Lowdinig
Harry Midewick
Laewiston
Lewiston
Jose Colling
Kendrick Ganette
Aged Farmer Found Dead Near Renterville
A farmer aged 60 to 70, known as B. Wright, was found dead about eight miles southeast of Renterville this afternoon. Death attributed to heart trouble. Wright resided on a timber ranch and was father of Frank Wright.
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A. B. Wright
Renterville
Oelock
Wright
Frank Wright
Grangeville
Senatorial bid eyed by judge in Idaho fencing note
United States district judge for Idaho Sulee Beatty visited last week to gauge how much wire fence would be needed to influence votes in a section of the state. The move aimed to aid Beatty’s candidacy for the U S Senate succeeding Senator Dubois, per the St Anthony News.
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Sulee Beatty
Judge Beatty
United States District Court
Idaho
Hin
United States Senate
Dubois
St. Anthony
Five Saloon Orders Revoked by Walla Walla Council
The Walla Walla City Council, led by Mayor Hunt, ordered the immediate closure and liquor-license revocation of five saloons the Bik Owl Louvre and others amid prosecutions tied to rambling and gambling concerns. Chief Brown and Captain Mike Davis enforced the action, with council members Kirkman Ford Bridges and Cox signing resolutions. The upheaval foreshadows further clashes as investigations unfold and potential arrests follow the crackdown.
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Willi Walle Uotow
Oolty Counell
Cremontan
Good Templar
Counvil ii UK
Enonrivy
Folloo Brown
Bismairk
Louvre
Mwh
Wwe
Brows
Mike Davis
Kambling
Councilin Kirkmanott
Council Conventik Jy
Evening Statesman
Seanle Iantavook
Ramdime Hutried
Hearty
Co-Opera
Hlom
Utaiethe Vnto
Growl Templars
Counimen
Glia Vahrvy
Ocomnciman
Miloen
Disease tested herd drives fined driver for diseased sheep
GE Noble state veterinary surgeon reported from Amerio to Halley that 14 000 sheep were found to be in guard condition after arriving from Oregon and thoroughly dipped. Tone Villard of that city was fined 305 dollars for knowingly driving diseased sheep over the fans.
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Hailes
GE. Noble
Amerio
Falla
Halley
Oregon
Antone Villard
Rolse Capital News
Montana sheep sales report shows strong demand in Lewiston
News from Lewiston notes sheep demand remains robust with prices high. Senator J.D. Walty sold 9900 head at 9.50 per head, including 1000 wethers and the rest mixed age ewes. Walte, Elliot & Peck sold 4000 ewes at 3.50 each. F. H. Tompkins bought 4000 year-old watchers? No, 4000 year-old watch ers is unclear. he paid 4000 for them and bought 3500 ewes at 3 per head.
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Montana
Lewiston
Lamba
Warkor
Senatay
J.D. Walty
Walte
Elliot & Peck
F. H. Tompkins
Bower Brow
Sheep Trade To Feed Yellowatong Valley Winter
In October about 66 000 sheep were traded and shipped into the Yellowatong valley for winter feeding. Officials estimate this represents roughly half of the total sheep to be fed in the valley this winter.
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Yellowatong
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Department of the Intent On
Wet
Coeur Alene Ihe
Ralinaal Govete
Appar
Contes
Panama
Tear Wilde
Chulampton
Poolhall
The
Wtiavkos
Michigan
Middle West
Devon Aisha
Templars
Parmel
Commel
Setthik
Hunt
Weems
Soc
Alexanders
Pendleton's
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Main Street
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