Confession of Adama Alleges Mining Plot and Murders
The testimony recounts Adama’s confession of involvement with Western Federation of Miners members including Moyer Haywood Pettibone and Simpkins in a 1904 labor dispute. He describes payments to participate in the Steunenberg case and killings of Tyler Boule and other jumpers at Wardner and Wallace. He claims an understanding for a $1000 payment per job and asserts the broader aim to remove union opponents while implicating executives.
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Adama
Hinteret
Wallace
Cip- Crock
Telluride
Silverton Dam
Alem
Dan McGinley
Cooper
Colorado
Charles Moyer
Wiliam D. Bawgood
George A. Kone
Arthur Colline
Den
Labo
Pettibone
Haywood's
Stennenberg
St John
Eliow
Grif
Fittibone
Rayer
Martie
Mason
Newt Glover
Herr
Priew
Glover
Tyler
Shmpkine
Simpkin
Shapkin
Skmpkin
Spokane
Harrison
Bimptina
Boule
Lewis
Denver
Steunenberg
Arrivag
Stennenberg Businew
Tim
Simpkine
Brennenberg
Harry Orchard
Moyer
Western Federation
Aod
Haywood
Ed Whitney
Witneme
George
Hluebaer
Novey Potilio
Paris Clerics Stand Firm Against Government Church Proposals
The Paris clergy declare they will not surrender to new government rules on church taxes, priest liability, and suppression of foreign orders. Officials hint that negotiations may resume, with the Pope's stance to preserve church integrity and avoid extensive concessions. Premiers and ministers express cautious optimism about a possible reopened solution, while pledging to cover church repairs from church funds if allowed. The dialogue contrasts church independence with state cost sharing amid a tense political climate.
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Chemencena
Enbfort
M. Briand
Bonds for University Bond Plan in Idaho Campus Funding
Boise readers report a university funding dilemma over a Mullaley bill proposing a short term bond issue of 1 000 to raise money for rebuilding the mall building destroyed by fire. The plan aims to cover 120 000 for misc and 109 000 for construction, with 60 000 due next September and 70 000 the following September, two year bonds payable in six months if possible. The total estimated bonds plus existing funds would reach about 205 000, excluding a wing, potentially completing the project by a revised construction setback. In other news, the George Washington party at Job Gimmons's place featured performances by Belle Varnam and Mlle W. Gander, with social hospitality and readings by Mlle B. Byers.
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Boise
Idaho
Peli
Mullaley
Board of Regents
Ley
Ber Krhoude
George Washington
Mim Belta ‘Varnam
Mire VW
Gander
Mee EM
William Dutlar
J . P. Keete
W. Sandee
Mary Dullar
Premdied
KM. Regere
Miser Belle Varmmin
Winnie Crewind
Eta Sander
Who Will Be City Officers This Election
The article lists mayoral candidates John f Testor and Taylor with supporters hopeful of election. It notes possible nominees for alderman and city marshal, including R. Benniton and A. Andrews, and quotes current Mayor Caliits on serving if asked.
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John F
Testor
Taylor
Prom
Tam & Cam
Otter
Bern
Tt. V. Benniton
Damon H. Bastern
Eagles Lead in Week Contests Amid Voting Scrutiny
Reported in this week’s coverage the Eagles push ahead as supporters vow clean, swift vote counting. Observers note campaigning tight amid rival candidates and ongoing interest from the public and press.
Appointed William Bucklieg Becomes Local Inspector
The text notes William Bucklieg is appointed to a position described as inspector general or local inspector. It discusses his duties and the need for experience to handle district matters, including overseeing fruit vendors and enforcing regulations. The article references education and public service experience for the role.
Fragmentary courtroom notes hint at male assault trial
A garbled OCR text appears to describe a legal proceeding with references to a jury, a trial, and mentions of justice chamber and defendants. It also alludes to women’s rights and new regulations, though many words are indecipherable.
Pupils Found Guilty In School Rules Trial
The trial of two young ladies for violating school rules on conduct and behavior was continued before Judge Andrew. Attorneys Hawthorne Gray and Jobs T. Morgan argued their case with entertaining and engaging exchanges. The proceedings showcased vigorous contest over procedural points as the judge ruled on several matters. B L A. Darian of Butte was a primary witness and the students faced their charges with notable effort.
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Ernie Vlyhoe
Andrew
Hawthorne Gray
Jobs T. Morgan
Darian
Butte, Mont
Pilm
New Monaghan Building Project Faces Widespread Warning
A local building project named New Monaghan Building encounters warnings about structural work and material integrity. C W Noramist of the Keeyulet Department Sout is cited as overseeing leading storage and wall work, with W H M LaiPayette and Jones d Dorie handling execution and crews. The modern front and ongoing interior work are noted, along with the Rogers building at Sherman Street as a reference point.
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Mutineham
C. W. Noramist
Rogers Wallding
Sherman
Dewien
W. HM LaiPayette
Jones d Dorie
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Kteve Adams
St. Joe Country
Extor Stouuienberg
Jack Simpkins
Wardoer
Indedence
George Pettibone
Odoly
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Meyer
Tellaride
Aaboud
Simpkins
Simpins
Wallsee
Sherkt
Boole
Simpkion
Bimpuina
Slmpkinn
Lumdermen
Harry
Mlis Ford
Weiting
Jeanne Fowler
Miss Fowler
Fhenman
Fowler
Bernnae
Ty Batra
Healy
Ienor
Kwene
Nealy
Philippines
Wosroe
Alam
Abe
Andrew Tae
Amy
Eagles
Rabuedey
Ech
Lee W
William Bucklieg
Thames
Buckley
Ellie
Elena
Lawrence
Monaghan
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