Growing Town of St. Joe Projections and Plans
AG Morrow of the Western Townette company fanned the idea of a new town of St Joe across from the old site. He says within five years it will house 7000 to 10000 people with $6000 daily wages paid to workers and a $1,000,000 paper mill investment led by B Pride of Appleton. The Monarch Lumber company already operates a sawmill and plans to produce up to 160000 lumber daily. over 50 houses are under construction for workers. A Seattle wood base plans a 50 room four story hotel at the townsite with $29000 investment. Over 100 men work on streets and a power plant lights camps. electricity may come from the St Joe dam. The railroad reserves about 90 acres for yard space. whether a divisional point is built remains undecided.
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St. Joe
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
AG. Morrow
Western Townette Company
M. Bt. P
Paw
B. Pride
Bie Paper
Appleton
Wis
Monarch Lumber Corpany
Aide Mus
Monarch Company
Will
Tna
Jard Grange
St Joe
Ile
Seattle Woodbate
Dane
New York
Olographers
Tommage
Southern
Newport
Belnem
Govenor from Mormon-dom in Idaho speculation
Aug 24 Wallace Idaho reports possible candidates for Idaho governor next year. H W ONeil, president of the State Hauk of Commeron, is named as a northern nation contender but declines to commit. The article notes Brady likely to run against Gooding, with Bromman from the north, making southern gubernatorial chances seem strong.
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Wallace
Idaho
H.W. O'Neil
Hauk
Commeron
Agate
Brady
Anil
Bromman
Dam and dam safety order amid river work reports
The St Joe Improvement Co at Hoh constructed several dams on St Maries and Santa country waters. A warden ordered a ladder or back way and sixty days to complete work. Dam height is about 25 feet with logs crushed during spawning, and fair wage rules for dam construction are cited. The order, issued to secretary James H. Haste, requires compliance under state law.
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St. Joe
Wreck of the Dakota Ship Off Japan Grounds
The Dakota of the Great Northern Falkrond route ran aground off Najlut polit Japan and was held fast after striking. Built in Groton Conn the Dakota and its sister ship Minnesota were famed in their class. The ship was about 60 feet long with 78 feet 6 inches width and cargo value ne arly 4 000 000 dollars.
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Great Northern Falkrond
Najlut Polit
Japan
Groton
Conn
Minnesota
Bath for Elephants at Coeur d Alene Lake
The Gentry Brothers United shows plan weekly elephant baths in Coeur d Alene Lake near Sharma Park. They arrive from Bookane after Aug 30 31 and exhibit Sept 2 in town. Elephants enter the water around noon to entertain large Sunday crowds, drawing thousands.
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Wasoo
Coeur d'Alene
Alene
Sanday
Feniour
United
Coeur a*Alene Lake
Bookane
Childian
Bharmat Park
Linier Bankruptcy Report Reveals Estate Costs Equal Receipts
The Americas crust company as trustee reported the P. Lanier estate yielded about 2200 in receipts and 2200 in expenses, leaving no payment for unsecured creditors. Propertied creditors include Iuland Brewery Co of Spokane with about 1903, and Exchange National Bank with a 615 claim. Other claims covered labor, rent, and taxes. Lanier left the city after bankruptcy began around June, abandoning several valuable properties near Third Street and leaving the city with a 9500 administrative charge versus assets.
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Americas Crust Company
P. Lantorg
Otwe
Iuland
Havnie
J. 2
Lanier
Optrins
Ameta
Lauler
Joon
Third Street
Explosion at Philadelphia post office raises alarm
A package sent to Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou exploded in Philadelphia. The bomb, believed to be intended for Cortelyou, caused an alert and disrupted activity at the city post. Police and postal officials investigated the incident, with authorities tracing the package to a northern area.
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Philadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
George al. Cortelyou
Excitamant Io
Unclear Item Noted by Officials In Paper Parcel
Officials report a damaged OCR fragment mentioning a clerk named Roberta and a package described as four months long by two inches wide, with a reference to explosives. Publication lacks full context or clear facts. The fragment preserves limited identifiers but not a complete event or outcome.
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Roberta
Uncle Josh Coming Comedy at Auditorium May End
The satire titled Uncle Josh Perkins is presented at Auditorium on Saturday August 31 for one night only. It features a refined cast of veteran actors delivering a witty farce about love and youth, with elaborate staging and notable scenery.
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Uncle Joas
Nan
Josh Perkins
Band Stand Concert Promises Hopeful Evening
A local band plans a windy concert at the band stand in the park offering a varied program. The lineup features Maroh Vigore Wanders Coot Waltz The Beraph Laiterty Mutermeza and Dream of the Hare bit Pind Thoriane Medley with a High Hall art by Monk Belectt 2 King Dodo Laimdun Maret flantare Notion sbe Colquoboun. A hardware store rear display prompts unloading of large goods by the street through an electric line setup.
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Theekall's Park
Maroh
Vigore
Monk
Belectt
King Dodo
Laimdun Maret
No Panic in the West Amid Alarm Over Panics
Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia face no panic claims says George Turner and other Northwest leaders. They cite bountiful crops, strong banks, and robust industry to insist the region remains financially sound despite speculation of nationwide panic. Crops, lumber, and retail trade show resilience while bankers defend ample credit and employment.
Against North Carolina State Supreme Court Ruling
A court in Asherille weighs a long standing clash between state and federal authority. Judge Peitohand yesterday stated that the case questions the compatibility of the elepentis amendment with federal constitution. The decision concerns a challenge to state action and the legality of a federal measure.
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Asherille
N.C
United
Bonthern Railway Company
Peitohande
Federal Judge Jeter C. Pritchard Known for Rail Rule Clash
Federal judge Jeter C. Pritchard was notably involved in the heated dispute between North Carolina and the federal government over enforcement of a new railroad law. The confrontation centered on jurisdiction and compliance, shaping subsequent federal state interaction.
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Jeter C. Pritchard
North Carving
Noesh Owrullna
E Pew
Judge Pritchard Blocks State Officials in Fare Case
Judge Pritchard restrained state officials in a dispute over a two cent passenger fare law. The officials had been convicted by a state court, appealed to the U S Supreme Court, and secured a stay. The state agency labeled the appeal a violation of states rights, prompting nationwide attention.
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Pritchard
North Carcline
United States Eye Court
United State
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