Commercial Club After Factories Seeks City Progress
Minutes from a large Commercial Club meeting in the old hall at Sanden jock show members addressing several issues. A plan to open the art daily via the Wom. x club, a sidewalk from lysuble to the bridge, and funds for Swedish Lutheran college were discussed. A factory bonus proposal to attract a Harrow factory from Piqua, O was debated, with terms for a payroll and local control. The club pledged support to Spokane for freight rate reductions, with a three member committee to rally merchants and secure debt backing. The group praised widespread citizen support and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanden Jock
Totten
LA. Y
Wom
Indies
J. L. Robinson
Ors KR Totten
F. D. Wins
Swedish Lutheran College
Wall
Earl Rogers
B. R. Lewis Lumber Company
Karl Rogers
L. Bure Wm
C. J. Shoemaker
Biainoarrow
Piqua
Harrow
Atook
Spokane
Coeur d’ Alene Commercial Club
Pamible Saacner
Soc
W. W. Sander
C. B. Barr
A. L. Brown
Uncle Rescues Nephew After Bank Check Scandal
Baker, jailed on multiple checks belonging to Ex it National Bank, is freed after his uncle, contractor Reama of the St. Paul railway, pays the sums due. Baker, accused of fictitious funds, faced arrest but was helped when Reama arrived, paid the checks, and placed him in jail. The incident followed a spree at a local cafe and a late return to a camp near Bandas. A social club dinner at Leslie's concluded a pleasant afternoon with officers named and plans for another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocar Nice
Boone
Dohment
Perwalt
Reame
Sener
Baker
Teplice
Ster
Reams
Judge Dooley Quells Riot At Cabinet Camp
In Hope Idaho on November 20 Judge Pooley moved to calm a riot after twenty Greek workers at a railroad construction camp demanded back pay. A clerk’s lime bundle and threats circulated, prompting Dooley to intervene and warn sternly about the offense against order. In Pittsburgh November 30 a swindler from a Black Hand group faced threats of violence and a payment of 2000 to his cohort, with a suspect arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Tdaho
Pooley
Cabinet Fridny
Jowhy
Devoltah
Jude Dooley
Dooley
Adams Trial Opens As Boise Strife Echoes Turbulent Case
Boise witnesses describe the Adams murder case linked to former governor Steumanburg and a 1904 Lake Saint Joe River killing. A blast damaged a hotel during a related disturbance, with rioting laborers and threats of further violence. Coroner Kingston set to hold an inquest for two deceased.
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Boise
Idaho
E. F. Richardson
Darrow
Steumanburg
Jett
Wallace
Steve Adams
Um Adams
Stwanenborg
St. Jefe
Tyler
Bt. Joe
Moyer-Faywood
Tallans
Wroucman
Kingston
National Grange Opposes Initiative and Referendum
Denver dated Nov 20 reports the National Grange adopting a resolution against endorsing initiative and referendum. Proposed by C Goggles of Washington the motion faced rebuke as improper, as the power should rest with state government. Officials recall measures were cited as overly radical and impractical for nationwide use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Denver
C. Goggles
Washington
Bmch
Thie
Nooin Tata
Blew Up Rates Two Kill In Riot at Nisgren
A dynamite blast in Nisgren, a village seven miles up the south fork of the Kettle River, killed a 14 year old girl named Lenuine and a man named Teallas while injuring nine others. Three boxes of dynamite exploded in the stonemason’s shop of Comtrantar Tierees. Dr. W. H. Dickson assisted the worst wounded at the hospital.
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Grand Forks
Boundry
Nisgrn
Kettle River
Hota
Dyvemi
Lenuine
W. H. Dickson
Negros plan to bar Tillman from Chicago lecture
Chicago negro leaders plan to prevent United States Senator Benjamin Tillman from speaking at Orchestra Theatre Hall to benefit a hospital. A call urged Afro Americans to assemble at hasten ball and stop his address amid rising race prejudice concerns in the city.
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Chicago
Nat
FL. Harnett
United States
Benjamin
Tillman
Orebheatre Hall
Chirago
Dehasten Ball
Hew Tilman
Broads
Chicago Pegro
Ite
Clanemen
Millocery
Chester
Moyer Loses Damage Case In Denver Court
A Denver court sustains demurrers in a damage case filed by Moyer. The opinion notes the defendants challenged the complaint as improper and the court upheld the demurrers. The article references a Friday filing by F. Lamia as the author of the reader commentary.
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Moyer
Denver
A F. Lamia
The
United Court
Irrigated Lands at Hayden Lake Attract Buyers and Growth
Antidus notes rising popularity of irrigated tracts near Hayden Lake. Malloy Liron reports 100 sales in 100 days totaling about 6192 508 in value, average $125 per acre for 10 acre lots with perpetual water rights. About 80 percent of buyers are from outside the city, many Eastern Washington and Tolabo traders. Land will be put into orchard, vegetable farming, and sugar beets. Hayden Lake spur lines will run near the site, aiding population growth to 1000 to 2000. A brick schoolhouse will be built to serve the fall term next year. The Denton W. P&P Company promotes the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malloy
Hayden Lake
Malloy Tron
Washington
Tolabo
Coeur
Tre Mere
Hertagausd
Heyden Lake
Sehanthouse
Hart Dows
Ie Poultry Rising
Malloy Htrow
Hagan Lake
Woodmen Hold Inaugural Instillation at Blackwell Pavilion
Last evening the Woodmen of the World in Spokane held a grand jinks at Blackwell pavilion instituting a focal hinge of the order and welcoming officers elected. Delegations from Spokane No. 08 and Beta Camp No. 2 arrived with degree teams, the institution proceeding with about 14 new members admitted and transfers of old members discussed. Rev. O. B. Gist spoke on the work and legacy of the order, praising the gathering while brief remarks from B. Fiteniner and others followed, ending with a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
Spokane
Alan
Ik Anil Promeelert
Git
B. Fiteniner
Osalew
Spehana
Austin
Betecamp
Bookane
Otto Biensey
Juin Hoyt
Pakane 90
Bee
A. C
Burrows Attends Meeting and Camp Notes Slender Spokane Visit
Burrows was called on and pleased Coward Alene in a visible display. The regular meeting for the Wonder Man was set for Friday with Bander ball events planned that evening. A new camp tremented Spokane 09 attracted visitors and praise for the forest project as Mr McDerk from the Jodaen colony complimented efforts and urged continued work. Officers installed include West Cousul Commenter Treff Commander, W A An anew Advisor Lieutenant, FA Drakes Clerk G Artivar Golle Major, A W Leng Basort Cheorge Higwes Watches C 0 Hovey Sentry L Whitaker Mauger S G Mitches and 16 others. No tokenton secured. the location will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Bievely
Alene
Spokane
McDerk
Qubey
West Cousul
Mi ‘Treff
W. A. Ananew
Adviner Liensesant
FA. Drakes
G Artivar Golle
A.W. Leng
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Leslie
Donald Robertson
Harold Dewson
Leano Robertson
Hubert Perry
Eddie Budlong
George Thompson
JUDGE
Pittabarg
Astonbo Tostein
Percy Haswell
William E. Cranes
Sturwart
Lafayette Square
Baltimore
Henry T. Harrie
Hoyal Pauly
Adams
Kootenai County
Matiabangh
Proneh
Brookelager
Gooding
oTao Chapin
Burrell
Ants
Morris
Om Paine
Bell
Sud
Denton W. P&p. Company
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