Warden Predicts Adams Likely Convicted in Idaho Case
Spokane reports warden L Whitney of the Idaho Penitentiary believes Adams faces a strong likelihood of conviction. He notes the defense’s alibi attempt is weak and says the jury will consider testimony from witnesses as the trial proceeds. Whitney describes Adams as a tall, slender man around 32 with a steady gaze and athletic build.
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Congress adjourns as senate debates subsidy and pensions
Washington reports the 89th Congress adjourned around 4 PM amid Senate filibuster battles over the subsidy measure and related bills. Conferees signed pension and deficiency reports, with the civil bill and Le Follett railway item awaiting final action as sessions extended into the night.
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Mount Rathdram Trustees Appointed in County Order
Mount Rathdram adjourns the county order naming trustees Jam Monaghan J Mages B King G W Mason G Sargent P J Seatson and C W Craik The company is capitalized at 25000 The State Trust 4 Investment company owns much valuable residence property in the city and also lies on 320 seven of fine farm land north of the jetty which will be irrigated Office centers are being arranged for in the rear of the First National Bank building and the company expects to be located within the next few days It will lease real estate and in France business and land ownership increasing state holdings in local real estate.
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State Trust 4 Investment Company
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Lerimmot Real Estate
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Amusement at Liberty Lake plans Coney Island style park
Spokane business leaders aim to build a Liberty Lake resort modeled after Coney Island. A spur from the Coeur d Alene Spokane Electric railway will serve the site, with land bought for cottages and homes. The plan includes rides such as Shoot the Brigades and Crystal Maze, a large bath house, boats on the lake, and summer crowd readiness.
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Coeur d'Aleun & Spokane Electric Railway
New York
Bath Howe
Hale Invests Boldly in Holley Mason Building Renovation
W B Hale invests in the Holley Mason building on Howard Street between Riverside and Mein Avenue. He plans remodeling to fit any tenant and notes firms considering lease. Hale previously lived in Spokane and is connected with R G Wearne. A sale at Fourth Avenue and Division Street and a northeast corner deal at Pacific Avenue and Drowne Street are mentioned with prices and partners.
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Idaho Lawmakers Propose Bond Grants To State Schools
The Idaho legislature's appropriations committee met to decide bond allocations for state institutions. Total bonds amount to 201,000, with Lewiston Normal School 40, Albion Normal 20, Pocatello Academy 21,000, Idaho Industrial Training School 50,000, State University 50,000, Soldiers' Home 5,000, Orofino Armory 44,000, Capital Building 30,000, pending final approval at the next session. A separate public lands committee prepared to act after a presidential note prompted withdrawals. Senator Borah's nomination controversy is noted, while petitions favor resoroess demurrage and similar memorials from Oregon and Washington officials are cited.
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Borat
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Washington
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Roosevelt withdraws Tinker nomination for Boise land office
Washington, March 4. Roosevelt withdrew the nomination of Tinker to be receiver of the Boise land office. He had sent the nomination earlier. In a second item, the funeral of Mrs. Zana Garbet, widow of W. J. Garbet, who died Saturday after a lingering illness, was held yesterday at the Garbet home with Rev. T. A. Daughters officiating. The Eastern Star lodge Relief Corps and Knights of Pythias escorted the train to Palouse city for interment, the former home of the deceased.
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Naimber
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Clowne Setttarland
Ud Youre
William Moder
Weltie Mebink
Willie E. Bioddaer
Leroy Weston
Scott Seeks Peace in Spokane Mining Company Dispute
W Lloyd Beott of Coeur d Alene and K P Brennan of Spokane clash over company records and stock. Beott seeks a settlement to balance stockholders and resume business as Brennan returns books. Dispute centers on alleged book misappropriation and a proposed payout to Beott, with stock sales ongoing and outcomes unsettled.
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Goart
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First Game of the Season Between Swedish Lutheran and High School
The season opener at Blackwell Park ended 13 to 5 in favor of the high school. Donald Mcibee pitched and Ben Earley caught for the high school, with Lansing brothers forming the opposing battery. Large turnout from both sides noted as fans anticipate the Spokane game on March 22 at the arena in Spokane.
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Marriage Notice From Piancoste Ceremony
The article reports a marriage in Piancoste on February 15 between Mrs. O'Reilly, a rancher with property near Comer d Aleme, and Elimebeth Vengbo, a resident of that city. The groom is identified as a leader from Lesoeur County, Lamear Crater, Mien, with ties to Coser W' Alene.
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Coser W' Alene
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Firch's Grand Consolidated Mining Scheme Details
Report outlines Col. John F. Wise era promoters in 1906 and 1907 who formed a stock company to develop mining properties in the Coeur d'Alene and Mastodon regions. Investors like Brennan, Leeper, Miller, and others were promised vast wealth. Claims of mixed fortune, shifting plans, and contested funds followed across several districts and newspapers.
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Limit Hours of Labor for Telegraph Operators Debate
Washington reports the House and Senate disagreement over a bill on railway workers hours. The telegraph operator clause restricts duty to 24 hours in a day across towers and stations with limited emergency extensions, plus a potential four extra hours in a 24 hour period for three days under review. The conference vote and testimony of Mr. Burnham and others dominate the session. A funeral in Ipakawe for Mrs. W. Sander is noted with local attendance and services.
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