Tekoa Open Lands Openings Promote Fraud Bureau
A circular from the Coeur d Alene Reservation Bureau Tekoa Wash solicits $10 memberships promising early land openings and guidance to settlers. The letter urges subscribers to share the information with friends and to await official opening dates while promising ongoing updates on the reservation and related details. Key committed to the asylum after a Rathdrum exam reveals prior insanity detentions and family disputes contributing to recent unrest.
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United States
Coeur d’Alene
Bureau
Coeur D'Alene Reservation
Tekos
Wash
Barton on Text Books
Superintendent H Barton discusses a bill to create a state textbook commission for uniform adoption. He cites Idaho’s prior six year contract chaos, argues for choice and market pricing, and warns rural districts may suffer if uniformity stalls educational progress. Continues on page 4.
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Narions Independent
H. Barton
Idaho
Imton
Abels
Ernest Thomson Seton and the social reach of talent
A fragmented notice discusses Ernest Thomson Seton and his wife, noting her own claim to public esteem. It mentions his fame as a book designer and her work in newspapers, magazines, and book cover design. The piece hints at their origins with a Sacramento birth and ties to Gallatin.
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Ernest Thomson Seton
Thompson
M Hare
Hne
Gallatin
Sacramento, Cal
City Hall Meeting Tackles Gas Franchise and Violations
City officials adjourned an afternoon meeting to discuss the Carr gas franchise and consider amendments to the Price franchise. A special committee reported progress on securing a cabinet, while S A Varnam alleged Consumers Company violated franchise rules by charging for line installation, citing state law. A resolution to warn the public was tabled after initial debate. The murder case near Marble Creek drew attention as five timber district witnesses reported, with Clarence Darrow expected in town to assist in civil and criminal matters.
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Carr Gas
Bettor Protien
S.A. Varoam
Ordinaner
Maine
Varnam
Unonomers
Hightech
Mass
M. Mason
Marble Creme
St. Joe
James Tyler Ie
Clarerce
Darrow
Chicago
Torlay
Eivil
Steve Adams Trial Delayed In Wallace Idaho Court
Steve Adams appeared in Wallace Idaho court on a plea for trial. The proceedings, held in the afternoon before Clerk Sailor Hicks, set hearings for Monday with attorneys E. P. Ruchardown, Fret Miller and A. A. present.
Grant Tunnel Franchise Sought To Link Rail Yard and Station
Spokane city council committees last night advanced Graves application for a tunnel to connect the freight yards with the Pennoyer station at Melarenur and Lincoln street. The council will vote Tuesday with passage likely. Brown amendment failed. two Brown supporters backed common user while others voted against. One man, Daniel Ween, remained in custody at Walte for an indeterminate period as the state prepared for action. Melotunb said the state would withdraw indemnity and seek detention for the boy shown as dangerous. State pressure will be applied and Mr Thompson will protest the detention.
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Spokane, Wean
Ren
S Suleay
Prout Avenue
Ralioa Company
Pennier
Melo Arenur
Lincoln Street
Conncilmas Brown
Brown
Titimael
Eigit Carneilines
Walte Walle
Thompton
Te Bomen
Eamens
Cancun
Theurgeate
Emiewa
Ecourt
Benator Waldrip
Leake
Railway Lobby Dominates Idaho Legislature Crisis
In Ada county Feb 6 a resignation shakes the Idaho legislature as Representative Frank T. Wyn of Adele resigns over railway interference and a proposed railway commission bill. Campaigns by railway interests threaten opposition, shifting Wyn’s stance and prompting scrutiny of alleged improper actions and potential arrests under the state’s authority. Multiple sides fear eroding state dignity amid mounting political pressure and potential legal challenges.
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Idabo
Mamlon
Frank T. Wyn
Adele
Cregan
Railway Commission
Wyman
Fort
Mr. Wyaman
Mr. Wyman
Egalnet
Mate
Aibart Line
Selon
Western Pine Shippers Meet Amid Quorum Questions
Western Pine Shippers hold a session as board quorum doubts arise. Officers like R A Kellogg are favored for presidency while the commission, including Dearey Palmer and Millar, charts the day’s program amid financial figures and development plans. Attendees at the rural meeting include local officials and community figures, with discussions touching on bonds, development, and a notable speech titled Yapba.
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Reton Petre Davis
C. D. Gibbs BR. Lewin
Wingwat Paleer
George Broddard
H. G. Miller
RD. Lott
R.A. Kellogg
Amocia- Hoe
We. Dearey
G. Loot
George Palmer
J.C. Meurdon
Maraline
HG. Millar
P. Metioktariak
A. W. Wendeer
Georgeleald
G. Chapman
Grant Geddes
Joseph Siteddard
C. i Richardson
A. J. Wilson
G. Mitta
Bk Salth
WP Boxy
Z. J. Wumbind
Wes Lef
Orgeoisenon
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Tekoa
Key
Fred Key
Rathdram
L. Roper
Physicians For
Asylum
Barton
Ernest Thompson Seton
Afterwater and Light Company
Council
Steve Adams
Grant Tunnel
Spokane & Inland
Western Pine Shippers
Me Kellogg
Grees
Mouyel
Mining Company
The
Bond Mining Company
Mares City
Kebetet
Pequilas Ebertion
Ef Bewry
Moon
F. L. Lsryence
J.D. Bough
Preeteet
McChenn
DT Bediong
Tesemurer
DK Wil Joeghby
Westrike
Forster
Camber
Ciliseus
Benisy
Olge Betherede
Tere Weil
Pier Sore Roberts
Mra Newman Cod
Mier Asan Ney
Wellann
Eh Bengtton
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