Bandits Hold Up Street Cars In Spokane Night
Spokane Washington November 2 masked highwaymen halted two street cars in separate attacks. In the first, two robbers boarded a Washington Water Power car near Minnehahas park and forced the crew to surrender about 20 in cash a watch and a conductor’s timepiece. In the second heist at Corbin Park, two men with revolvers extorted about 15 and a watch from a Spokane Traction conductor while the motorman remained at the front end. Police were alerted by both crews and descriptions matched a prior report of two road agents near Orchard.
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Worceman
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Frost End
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Warner
M. Butler
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Secret service finds stolen Inter Ocean records in federal building
Chicago reports that official correspondence between Attorney General Bonaparte and District Attorney Edwin W. Bima, tied to the John R. Waath bank case, was stolen from federal offices. Misa McLean and O. B. Goode were arrested on conspiracy charges. McLean released after agreeing to attend the hearing. A new Catholic church project was announced in Beracton Pa, with brick construction and a two story design planned for the corner of North and Indian streets.
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Bonaparte
Edwin W. Bima
John R. Waath
Chicago National Bank
von Defanet
Federal
Mime
Etta L. Moses
Stax
O. B. Goode
Mise McLaan
Oaster College
Goode
Waleh
Dian McLean
Goode Ware
United States
Voote
Mim McLeag
Hoth
Putver Puree
Beracton
Noth and
Indiaon
Cosur d’Aleve
Cote
Rev Hindley Speaks At Spokane Session
Rev Hindley delivers remarks at a Spokane gathering with Rev Bindisy present. The event focused on community concerns and religious outreach in the region.
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Northern Pacific Reports on Road Status Amid Construction Doubt
Road work continues as Northern Pacific denies reports of halting. Pacific coast sections remain active. Washington and Montana lines proceed while Wisconsin and Minnesota sections face delays. Union Pacific materials and staging advance toward an early construction start between Tacoma and Portland, with grade completion planned next year.
Riches of McCurdy Furnishings Go to Sale in Auction
New York on October 31 reports the liquidation of McCurdy’s private office and assets from the Mutual Life regime. Expensive items include a Louis XVI table eight feet long with gold leaf, a gilded revolver chair, a $6,000 clock, malachite inlay, bronzes, Sevres porcelain, damask draperies, and dozens of clocks and desks. The sale follows the company’s move to confine business space and rent out remaining furnishings.
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New York
Bilo
McCurdy
Rishard A. McCurdy
Mr. McCurdy
United States
Mindral Land Law Note on Scrip and Mineral Claims
A historical discussion outlines procedures for marking mineral claims in land records. It argues land offices should alphabetically arrange claims and require plat book marking. When disputes arise between heater or speeta and ore do, mineral location should be clearly recorded and exempt from non mineral charges.
Officer Logwie Mopar Arrests in Deer Chewing Ring
Reported to city authorities that Logwie Mopar nabbed a suspect in Conger Goleb and Ik H. Lewis mill area for alleged deer chewing contrary to law. Man named Olea Roper, bores, and KK. Murat, recent England baile, tied to the case. Hopper missing, say witnesses. Arrested man held for court appearance. others sought or bailed.
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Logwie Mopar
Bag- Aiahman
Ik H. Lewis
Conger Goleb
Bores
Murat
England
Hopper
Fred Flowy
Hurt
Ander Bendy
Railroads resist lumber rate, choose old scheme in Seattle ruling
Northwest lumber shipments face withheld transport as Northern Pacific and other lines push back against new schedules. Courts in Seattle uphold a temporary injunction, prompting railroads to revert to an old 40 dollar rate. Lumber men rally state-wide to back legal action and protect publishing requirements before any rate changes take effect.
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Bellingham
Wash
Northern Pacific
Forthwest
Seattle
Terminal Pointe
Pacific Coast
Railronde
Lambereen
State
Protte Coast Lumber Manufactureen’ Association
Stranger in custody after aiding fraud claim
A stranger, after telephoning an offer and being persuaded by a police officer to reveal a memory of property, cried and wept while in charge. The case involves a lengthy examination and discussion about presenting the incident in the paper by tomorrow evening.
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Etranger
Ahargs
Court Periods Juror Challenges In Capital Punishment Case
Fragmented notes describe a court scene with juror excusals and challenges led by lawyers Darrow Knight and Smiles. Witnesses and questions focus on political activity and potential bias amid a capital punishment deliberation.
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A. W. Sage
Altermey Darrow
Mets
George Nanets
Pemon
Attereere Knight
Deiree
Keigin
Lieto
Koight
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING TO RELIEVE CROWDING
A school board plans a new building to ease crowded conditions in the current mental labour facility. The project aims to provide space for the year and improve weekly attendance from Be to 26 pupils perel ian. The effort reflects a commitment to expanding facilities and accommodating growing enrollment.
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