Overcrowded Schools Prompt School Board Action
The board of district number one reports crowding across grades with 1030 pupils this semester and projections to 1200. A fifth grade through high school heat map shows large classes prompting discussion of a new four-room building like Park School and a building committee. The clerk notes 870 80 in treasury and recommends a guestimated expense.
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Miss Davis
Numor
Hie
Smh
Park School
Ich
Silv
Ievatorien
Senators oppose Bonsparte for attorney general
Washington December 11 opposition to Charles J Bonsparte blocked the confirmation of William J Moody for the US Supreme Court post. Culbertson cited Chicago testimony in September 1899 opposing antitrust regulation and questioned Bonsparte qualifications to enforce restraint on trusts.
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Washington
Charles J. Bonsparte
Willian J. Moody
Mpreme Court
United States
Senate
Bonaparte
Chicago
Monsch
Moody
Culbernon
Boy Preacher Pinched and Other Odd Notices
A string of small items reports a man named F Johnson jailed on a bank fraud charge after trying to cover a debt with a bad check drawn on the Coeur d Alene Bank. In separate notices, Franklin J Speck pursues alimony and Gray’s insanity leads to disputed judgments. In New York, C Gordon Edgar and Eavern Earl plead guilty to accepting rebates tied to sugar shipments, with fines paid and related corporate penalties outlined.
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F. Johnson
Eller
Kuru
Wal
Marshal Kispberg
Johnson
Coeur d*Alene Bank & Company
Chamberlin
Goldamtthe
Nolgnett
Limwell
Tunis
Alenes
New York
C. Gordson
Edgar
Eavern Earl
We. F. Edger & Son
Detroit
Agar Sipmenin
Kael
New York Central Railroad
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Central Company
Fed
Cigar Company
Bore Trint
Judge Cullen Improves Amid Spokane Looting Case
Washington dispatch reports Judge W. E. Cullen of Spokane fading slowly after heart trouble following the Willard looting incident. In Idaho, Gov names Lewis of Moscow to a university boards appointment, reflecting regional civic actions.
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Jedge Cullan
Washington
W. E. Cullen
Pokane
Willard
Contested State Senate Bid Heard in Idaho Court
In Rathdam Idaho on December 11 testimony began in the contest of Wells to Clear for the Rootena county state senatorship. Judge McCrea and Auditor Quarles preside as prosecutors claim violations of election laws and irregularities in ballot handling and polling booth construction. Whitle testifies about pre count interference and public disclosure of results. Also reported: stage-struck women confront theater promoter in Spokane with job promises, wardrobe purchases, and related disruptions to local businesses.
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Rathdam
Idaho
Rootena
McCrea
Quarles
Coeur
Booth
Weill
Ty, Meltman
Bartlett Sinclair
Peter Jobowoo
Jobo Stanlein
Beae McClear
Robert E. McFarland
Uerman
Roosevelt untruth claims spark political row in letter
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ballamy Stue or forwarding a statement replying to President Roosevelt. The letter defends the senator's reasons for writing to the cabinet, asserts the content was for informed readers, and criticizes Roosevelt's public portrayal while noting archival dates and letters related to Vatican matters. The piece hints at broader cabinet tensions and historical recall of past administrations.
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Cincinnati
Ballamy
Vienna
Gery
Roosevelt
Roy
Potter
Paris
Ierland
Pote
Emland
Loeb
Meran
Trian
Rowe
Questios
Vatican
Saatier Mfr
Namin
Greta Tall
Rome
Damage Case At Beary Reomell Verve Willen Dollar
District court at Rattorium heard a damage case against Henry Nomett alleging defamation and loss of reputation tied to a fire in the city years ago. Attorney McPuriams sought a change of venue claiming judge prejudice, but the motion was denied and the trial was set for this afternoon.
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District Court of Rattorium
Beary Reomell
Snd
Morjean
City Council Meeting Draws About 100 Attendees
A poorly legible item notes a city council meeting with Wallace, Inbeho, Dee among attendees. The dismissal of claims and extended discussion are mentioned amid unclear details and incomplete names.
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Wallace
Inbeho
Dee
Ity Council
Cape Ueber
Torpedo Boats Bill Debate Spurs Coast Defense Plan
The document reports a legislative discussion about torpedo boats and a proposed appropriation of 3,000 for coastal defense. It notes opinions from Representatives including Mr. Hale and California representative Kaho, with concerns over funding and application for transfers, in the context of defense needs.
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Edeied Oleae Wes
Hail
Idaho Governor Names Delegates to Convention
Idaho Governor Gooding announced the delegation to a New York trade conference to be held January 1 in Washington for deliberating foreign commerce. The list includes Benstor Merhurn, Wallace Heney, Joke P Hines, and J. Fe Alphie among others. Ambassadors to Washington also named for the embassy, with dates and procedural notes following.
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Gooding
Boje
Iidaho
Govermor Goding
Somatey
Heney Hestfeld
Aw Joke P
Vielbmer
Cowistows
I. Bredo
Joke M. Hinges
J. Fe Alphie
I. ¥. Puller
Hathey
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