Land Restored for Settlement in Sawtooth Reserve Area
The Interior Department restores land to public settlement in Idaho county within the Sawtooth reserve. The tract spans roughly a standard area near Salmon River, including mining and timber regions, with mixed value for agriculture, and opens for settlement on March 31, 1905. The Seven Devils area also sees restored townships.
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Department of the Interior
Idaho County
Sawtooth Reserve
Thanderlain
Salmon River
Elk and
Becsaheraska
Seven Devils Wewerte
Landa
Senator Smoot Arrives in Washington for Testimony
Apostolic senator from Utah Reed Smoot arrives in Washington and meets with officials, delivering a cordial greeting and discussing Utah returns. He is depicted as active at the president's offices while planning soon testimony on polygamy allegations linked to Mormon leadership.
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Washington
D. C
Utah
Fative
Subpoenas issued in Balt Lake roundup and four served
United States Marshal Ben Heywood received subpoenas from Col Dan Randall and yesterday served four names Ja Hamlin Mrs Ellis nee Cannon J H Wallis and Bishop Robert Moris with more expected. Washington reports forty subpoenas total with returnable date the 12th instant and Heywood conducts the service personally amid underground railway speculation.
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Balt Lake
United States
Ben Heywood
Dan M. Ranedall
Senate
Ja, Hamlin
Mra. P. Ellis
Nee Cannon
J. H. Wallis
Robert Moris
Marshal Heywood
Washington
Mormon Influence in Utah Politics Affects Senate Seat
Fragments discuss the role of the Mormon hierarchy in Utah politics and how testimony related to this influence could determine Smoot's Senate seat. The appeal links religious leadership to political power and possible electoral consequences.
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Utah
Smoot
Senate
Grangeville Reports Mention River Bend Mystery
Fragmented text mentions a river bend and local names as part of a regional report. The readable portions reference a Selmon bend and associated individuals in a small community context. Further clarity required for precise entities and events.
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Grangevill
Selmon Ixty
Borsoe Nettler
Rome Eulannde
Women Appeal for President at Philadelphia Convention
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union urged President Roosevelt to ensure treaty observance with Indians and ban intoxicants before statehood for Indian Territory. Margaret Dye Ellis of Washington chaired the resolutions report. The group backed extending suffrage with Oklahoma and New Mexico statehood and opposed Reed Smoot's senate seat. The 1905 convention was announced for Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Woman's
Cbrietian Temperance Union
Congress
Indian Territory
Mira
Margaret Dye Ellis
Washington
Committee On
Reed Smoot
Deat
United States
Senate
Union of America
Oklahoma and
Indian Territories
New Mexico
of Temperance Societies
Carrathers
Los Angeles
Book of Lise's Sister Stirred German Nobilities Debate
Berlin officials probe a claim reported in American news that Princess Charlotte of Sax Meiningen, Kaiser's elder sister, authored a book urging polygamy to curb alleged overpopulation among the lower and middle classes and preserve noble caste.
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Berlin
Imperial Household
Newaon
Charlotte of
Sax-Meiningen
French syndicate controls Flick Bar placers on Snake River
Dar Des N. E. Imhans of Baker City offers for sale the Flick Bar placers on the Snake River. The French syndicate owns the agricultural and timber land around the placers and once spent substantial sums to equip and operate hydraulic workings, but the management has since abandoned the project.
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N. E. Imhans
Baker City
Snake River
Iste
Japanese losses mount in First Division attack report
Daily Telegraph correspondent Chee Foo cites heavy losses in the First Division of Japanese stormers. Reported by Kaye the Ninth and rot divisions advanced and damaged Riblung and Keokwan formations. Within 24 hours Japanese casualties totaled 5000, according to the correspondent.
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St Chee Foo
Daily Telegraph
Kaye
Joftie
Fractured OCR Note Reads Like Damaged Local Teletype
Fragmentary OCR text shows mangled phrases and unclear names with missing context. No coherent event or subject emerges beyond scattered terms suggesting a historical notice or diary fragment.
Chimes at Port Arthur Exposition Aimed by Officials
Electrical experts plan a novel feature for the Lewis and Mark Centennial Exposition at Port Arthur on June 1. President Roosevelt and Washington would touch keys to ring chimes 300 feet above the water in the Government Building tower at Guild's Lake. The sound would carry far and officials hope to have Roosevelt trigger the mechanism for the Western World's Fair.
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Portud
Roosevelt
Abd Washington
Theo
Lodon & Peninsula
Guild's Lake
Arenta
Idaho Miner Detained in Chicago Court Case
David Mackenzie of Boise, a wealthy mine operator, is arrested in Chicago by order of Judge Dunne for desertion of his wife and child. He claims exemption from arrest and the deputy sheriff is to keep him in sight until the court can resolve the matter.
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Ohicago
David Mackenzie
Boise
Idaho
Chicago
Dunne
Mackenzie
Peckenzie
World’s Fair gold for Boise fruit exhibit tops medals
A dispatch from Boise Idaho dated December 3 reports that Van Frasen 56 captured the gold medal for the collective display of fruit at the World's Fair arts bridge. The fruit exhibits total fifty six gold silver and bronze medals awarded for display quality and keeping qualities.
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Boise
Ida
Arts Bridge
Bss
North Dakota State Band Plans Lewin and Clark Route Tour
The state band of North Dakota, about 100 musicians led by J A Zimmerman, will follow the Lewin and Clark route with daily concerts at major stops. They will add top players from North Dakota Oregon Washington Montana and Idaho and drill for weeks before starting the overland trip to Portland.
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North Dakota
Lewin and
Clark
Portland
J. A Zimmerman
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Fire devastates Troy Idaho eight businesses burned
Fire of incendiary origin raged in Troy Idaho at 3 a m destroying eight business houses and damaging others. Fire company and bucket brigades saved remaining business district though most occupants lacked insurance or suffered loss.
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Troy
Idaho
Satoon
Bullivas
Reltman
Ehet
Depanill
Neleon
Malheur County Urged to Embrace Federal Irrigation Plan
The Malheur Water Association board meeting in Ontario endorses a $9,000,000 federal irrigation project. Officials urge Malheur County to act quickly, sign up, and secure an attorney to push permanent work, noting government loans and future land reclamation will transform the region.
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Malheur Water Opera’ Association
Ontario
Vale Gazette
Gorarmnenit Irrigation
Han
Matheur
Uncle Sam
Su Arld
Bodoon MaYhour County
Bam
Malhour
Goveromasit
Abie
Mia Ouriana
Sncres
Malheur County
Rockies
Malbeur County
Pinga
Japanese forces pound ships as port bombardment continues
In a wartime dispatch from Tokio dated December 4, reports say Japanese artillery and air action near Port Arihar, with attention to ships including the Pereshet and Pallads. The Palinda is listed as listing to port while other vessels are described as sunk or damaged.
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Mianday
Sage
Pereshet
Poltava
Palinda
Pallads
Fragmentary OCR Item on Names and Figures
Unclear text fragment lists multiple names and numbers including Milesd and Hideo AM. No coherent event, place, or date can be determined from the readable portion. Further context needed to identify individuals or actions.
Russians Lose Hearty in Bitter Jap Defense
Tokyo reports Russian forces suffer heavy casualties while attempting to retake a 203 meter hill. Japanese defenses on fortifications strengthen as storms on Sangshu Mountainary near. Russian assaults appear light but are halted by low morale and perceived cannons.
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Tokio
Sangshu
Saswart
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