Moyer Trial Begins April 15 in Idaho
Boise March 10 delegates for Moyer Haywood Pettibone arrive as Western Federation of Miners cases loom. First formal hearing set to determine judge and venue with Judge Bryan hinting at Fremont Wood to try Harry Orchard. Defense seeks dismissal via habeas corpus appeal and may press change of venue. Additional defendants listed. city wide clean up and gambling restrictions noted as trial tension rises.
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Boise
Idaho
E. F. Richardson
Denver
Hed Miller
Spokane
Ouitnsel
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners Testlers
Ascarid
Sumnenberg
Caldwell ‘Taesday
HB. L. Bryan
Fremont Wood
Bolae
Harry Orchard
Wood
Dimnias
United States
Craiit
Anxiou
Wallace
Burk
A.M. Hurd & Son
Halvation Army
Epidemic of Smallpox Triggers Meeting Prohibitions
Wallace Idaho reports an outbreak of smallpox with about 20 cases, few under quarantine at home, many housed in pest houses. Public meetings are prohibited for May closing saloons as authorities respond to the epidemic.
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Wallace
Idaho
Law Change Delays Bonner County Appointments
Bonner County faces a new law affecting appointive offices as Representative Taylor seeks auditor and Representative Finstead seeks treasurer. The measure halts interim appointments until March 18 with the governor retaining rights until March 20. Uncertainty surrounds whether Governor Hardane will sign or appoint these two legislators given legislative action.
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Bote
Lasbo
Bonner
Taylor
Finstead
Asseor
Rumors swirl over grand jury actions in Boise fraud case
In Boise Idaho March 10 rumors say the United States grand jury will indict or investigate high social figures in a land fraud probe around Washington county and near Shoeshone falls. Colone A R Green of the interior department has been in town, with other unnamed insiders hinting at land and surveying irregularities and a possible political fallout.
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Boise
Idaho
United State Grand Jury
Washington County
Colone A. R. Green
Interior Department
Shoshone Falls
Archie Roosevelt Progress in Diphtheria Battle
Washington March 11 Practically out of danger Archie Roosevelt the president's son shows marked improvement today in the diphtheria fight Surgeon General Ayers medical bulletin says Archie is out of danger though still weakened It states the illness is largely contained and recovery may take one to three weeks Local figures and groups express sympathy and pledge support through American Legion channels
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Washington
Achim Roosevelt
Aiey
Archie
Dowie Funeral Held In Zion City Church Service
John Dowie’s funeral is set in Zion City with the white robes choir and Judge Barnes presiding at the Zion Catholic chapel. Burial follows at Lakemound Cemetery beside Dowie’s daughter, who died from a birth accident after an explosion. Memorials were quiet as public remembrances were minimal.
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Chicago
Uberate
Joby Rexander Dowie
Voliva
Zion City
WY. Barnes
Alon City
Dowie
Sororl Fearengo
Muerte
Regrets over broken pledges in legislature debate
Fragmentary 19th century transcript shows Bolg Edano and Maren discussing the legislature’s work in Serbia W and a debated primary law. Mentions misinterpretation, political pressures, and the aim to craft a complete and competent anti expenditure framework.
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Bolg
Edano
Serbia
Hhormby
Sugar beet irrigation project eyed for Inland Empire district
Corhin and associates toured Hayden Lake irrigated tracts seeking beet farming feasibility for this year. They propose private owner agreements to water rights at 82.50 per ton beet payment, with crop care and delivery to the electric station. The plan aims to reduce costs per acre and shift land to sugar beet production while evaluating water rights and tenancy terms.
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D.C
Hayden Lake
Corbin
City Election Caucuses Held Across Four Wards
Ward caucuses convene at designated venues to nominate two aldermen per ward for the city convention. Officials listed include George Cooper and M. Rebish as registrars, with venue notes in each ward. Registered voters only may vote at the polls. nominations by petition or caucus proceed until March 70. The piece also notes a funeral for a German-born veteran, with G A R and W B R C affiliations, to be held at the Hayer home and Episcopal church.
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H. E. Matthews
Parner
Sixth
Montana
Russel’s Balla
Polies Sedge
Caucus
Aldurme Jn Sach
George Cooper
M. Rebish
Sheroee
Reventh Strewte
Death of a Pioneer JOh Hager 12 Died At Hayden Lake
Joh Hager aged 12 died yesterday morning at his home following a fever. He was among the early settlers of the city who first came to Coeur d Alene about 30 years ago and lived on a homestead at Hayden Lake. The property is now partly owned by B Kiue and the Avondale Liplisting company. He leaves a wife and a few children and his sons William Hager of Port Weight and Chae Hager of Vancouver.
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Joh Hager
Hie Howe
Leven
Coeur
Hayden Lake
B. Kiue
Avondale Liplgsting Company
Jobo Hager
Jobo Hager Teams S Wife and Few Ohildemn
William Hager
Port Weight
Chae, Hager
Vencouver
Ruof's Attorneys Delay in Francisco Case Ahead of Trial
Attorneys for Abraham Rust prepared lean defense to bar Judge Dunne from presiding over the extortion trial set for tomorrow. A writ of prohibition sought from the United Boston home court and a petition to the U.S. District Court was expected to be sent. Tomorrow, Judge De Haven is expected to act on Rat's petition restricting writs. Writs and related orders loom as other court actions continue. Mayor Beheoue is scheduled to appear before Judge Dunne as a five-charge extortion case proceeds with plea not guilty.
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Francisco
Abraham Rust
Lean Deview
Dunne
Keuf
United Boston Cup
Weabington
United States
de Haven
Rat
Bubees
Bat
O'Elogh
W. J. Blaay Tae Bens
Mun
Dunon
Damme
Beheoue
Betels
Cee
Vourante
Paws
Sigar
Hrimmary
Aury Bint
Rune
Supreme Court of
Matem
United States Supreme Court
Talo
Bombay
Adaho
Sunday Rest Law Debate Ends With Rejected Proposals
The legislature defeated a proposed Sunday rest measure while approving a limited bill restricting certain public amusements. The court ruling deemed similar laws constitutional, and the piece notes broad public support and the impact on leisure and business activities on Sundays. James Harland receives $172.
Aggregate is Largest Paid In Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace Idaho records show aggregate payments to several men for days worked and mileage. Names include James Macineinud B.C. Thiele KL Whitney Buckley Wells Jobnese George Heutener and others with sums ranging around 60 to 170 dollars for various day counts and mileage in Coeur d Alenes. The aggregate is the largest ever paid in the city for this service category.
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Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace
Idaho
James Macineinud
B.C. Thiele
KL. Whitney
Bote
Withene Tom
Buckley Wells
Withem
Aeilew
Jobnese
Bolee
Tollee
George Heutener
Dole
Witzen
Milan
Senator McClear Returns After Pending Vinior Mission
Senator McClear returned today after pending the minor mission at Bole. Beaster McShear attended to the condition of bile besued paw 6.
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Csnston
Mme. McClear
Bole
Chece Beaster McShear
Bile
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Taylor and Finstead
Ome
W. J. Garbet
Archie Roosevelt
Dannos
Jobe Ames
Ali Ta
Mrs. Lewis Iselin
Howls Lolli
New York
Newport
C. Olwwr Twaltn
Aurion
Gore Yaubtig
John Dowie
Borah
Vurye
Tie
Catdleien
Stimmel
Warh
Sarah
Hletal
Stimmet
Trofustow
Fanmel
Bane
George Joyce
Helena, Mont
William Kipp
M. Bosby
Coeur d'Alene
Tom
Germany
Wretton
Carl Shure
Aleploe
Wright
Laeweet
Rabeliien
Len
W. BR. C
Hayer
Sbiob le Wee
Rev
A. Danghiars
CO. A
Pirmetommeeter
John Haver
Ruof
Wx- Unstone
James Hparland
Senator McClear
Kootenal
Paw
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