Idaho Immigration Congress Seeks The Thad Association Formed
The migration congress after a three day meeting plans to form The Thad Immigration Association. It seeks representation from each county and names officers and a live committee. An incident involving a Washington delegate prompted a formal regret resolution.
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Bole
Tata
Apel
Tata Immigration Congress
Tw Tube Prmigration Association
Witel
Thad Intigen
Gien
Rix
Eugene Milbhauin
Moscow
John M. Vatties
Boise Tieammnen
Daler
Balkes
A. Dy Mor Visor
Idache
T. Megelein
Hivanid
Welyor
Dames i
Conwen
McConnell
Tate
Washingt
LA Nadeau
Washington
Committee On
Supreme Court Decision Involving Latah County Cases
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in a Latah County matter involving Conger and the board. Judge Piper’s action granting a warrant and a subsequent trial were sustained on appeal. The decision addresses a probate and estate dispute with references to a Post Hall case and a duty to provide a timely review.
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Boise
Conger
Latah
Viper Wole
Camel
Tonpd al
Piper
Tony Dackalnre
Gilbert
Manet
John Tuyli
Post Halle
Rite DE Bho Ik
Will Inheritance Battle Involving Rosecrans Estate
A valuable estate dispute unfolds in court over a will directing a widow to receive a share. Plaintiffs allege misallocation by executors and name Maricatit Victoria Hasterans and Margaret Wright among others seeking proper division of the Rosecrans estate.
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Chicago
Esteult
Abendwi Orlande
Rimini
Toseeravia
Wien
Wyoming Lawmakers Push Sale of Indian Springs
April 4 report notes Representative Mansdell seeking government purchase and public renivation of the Ble Hart hot springs on the Rhoseone Indian reservation in Fremont County Wyoming. Proposal would fund acquisition with one appropriation and share proceeds with the Indians. aims to reduce the reservation by transferring the springs and surrounding land, believing the springs’ medical qualities can generate government revenue if managed along the Arkansas river region.
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Washington
Mansdell
Wyoming
Fremont County
Arkainasure
Todlan
Interior Department
Telenet
Arkansas
Confused survey notes and campaign literature described
A rough account cites a survey related to the Okanogan race and a forthcoming campaign. It mentions a Washington Post interview about a governor’s actions and MPs reading a house resolution on funding via government support. It notes franking privilege extending to millions of copies during the next cycle.
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Cechingtan
Beecom
Benatar Chandive
Washinton
Mokinbhewan Loyyive
Hidekmoll
Makifact
Ab. Dimesiors
House of Represen
Ceremony at St Maule Cathedral Honors Decoration Effort
A ceremony celebrating the decoration of St Maule Cathedral’s upper portion took place with a fall of more than $50,000. Sir Walter Henry Wilkin led local officials as the audience filled the 7000 strong congregation. The service featured a Me Deum sung by a 1000-voice choir and included the archbishop of Canterbury and other senior clergy in a grand vesper celebration.
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St Maule Cathedral
Walter Henry Wilkin
Board of Aldermen
Court of
All
England
Mishop ‘Temple
Penn Gregory
Archdeacon Sinclair
Governor declines to intervene in Bligger murder case
In Helene Montana on April 4 Governor Michard refused to interfere with William Bligger a colored man sentenced to hang for the murder of Dick Johnson a colored man, with the execution scheduled for Monday morning at the Lewis and Clarke court. The governor stated his decision as news circulated nationwide.
Robbery at Whiteville Bank Report Gaps in Details
A garbled OCR style report describes a bank robbery at Whiteville Bank with unclear names and sequence. It mentions intruders overpowering a mill official and a house intrusion, but specifics about times, exact names, and outcomes are missing or distorted. The fragment hints at a witness or aftereffects and a pursuit but lacks verifiable facts.
Stock Market Fluctuations At Chicago Exchange
April 4 Chicago stock scene shows heavy trading with wild swings. Prices moved from a low near 177 to a peak around 198 before settling, indicating a volatile session as investors reacted to rumors and market signals. Stronger names and rapid shifts dominated the tape throughout the day.
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Chicago
Cape Colony and Matabeleland tensions loom over cattle disease
Disjointed report describes farmers in Maretsing and surrounding areas mobilizing amid cattle pestilence and calls to stamp out rinderpest. Reports note Mafeking near the Cape Colony border and Jameson’s march toward Johannesburg as authorities, including Sir Hercules Robineau, seek to prevent wider unrest across Transvaal Rhodesia and Matabeleland.
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Cape Lawn
Avril
Marelsing
Uhr
Tripte
Transvaal
Rhodesia
Cape Colony
Jameson
Hercule Robineau
Matabeleland
Destruction in Manila Earthquake Toll and Aftermath
A historical earthquake near Manila devastated houses and homes, with thousands displaced. The catastrophe damaged government offices and churches, including the governor’s palace, archbishopric, and other structures, leaving many dead or injured.
Unclear OCR Summary of Treasury Duty Case in California
Fragmented text references a treasury matter about duties and a court decision in France, mentioning GIUAbIe and a retention related to paperwork. It appears as a garbled legal brief with incomplete names, dates, and places, offering no clear events or outcomes.
Cheese Ration Debate Shapes Dairy Aid Bill
Washington April 4 A congressional committee finished debates on a free cheese ration bill drawn by Mr Tawney of Minnesota. The measure lowers fines for producing adulterated cheese and proposes new manufacturing standards. A board of steels to establish fair prices for dairy products was discussed, with the commissioner of internal revenue involved.
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Washington
Tawney
Minnesow
Fap Fares Fi
Soint Notes in Weablington April 4 report on Chanogan tier survey
April 4 in Weablington reports Hyde Lodge supported a plan for Chanogan tier improvements based on a survey. Clerical error noted in a bill, D C Corbin arrives from Spokane for a related matter. Senator Wilson recovers from grip and plans to reach the capitol. In Yokohama on April 4 a black plague outbreak is noted.
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Weablington
Hyde Lodge
Clatimuca Hooker
Elven
Nirbor
D.C. Corbin
Spokane
New York
Wilsor
Capitol
Questionable Wash Mapemey Onc 2M Ow Hatchery Survey
A garbled report discusses a water project near Wantington hatchery and the Columbia River. It mentions surveys in Okwnogan County and a Will site with fish and river access concerns. The text references US law, Senator Wilson, and a proposed government action tied to land and public fishing rights.
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Apel -BhAlOr
Wantington Hatchery
Stethow
Okwnogan
Wad
Sechon IM
Ana
Columbie
United State
Wilson
Political Rivalries Stir At State Republican Convention
The document outlines a split among Gov Bradley allies and Minter supporters ahead of the St Louis convention. Bradley backers oppose Minter for congress while Moltinbey representations gain county and district traction, signaling a strenuous state gathering with key towns listed.
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Hunter
Laren
St. Louia
Bradsey
Bradley
Loule
Sliver Convention Endorsed at Missouri Meeting
At a Missouri convention held yesterday delegates favored free coinage and voted to send sliver advocacy to state leaders. The meeting endorsed sending congressional delgates who support free silver to national conventions, signaling attempts to align policy with pro free coinage aims.
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St. Lovla
Oom
Arranlontna
Appointment of command staff cited by governor
Governor Buster directs Brig General John Flynn and Washington artillery units to prepare orders in response to Landry prohibition. The text notes a national event and mentions a party at Lafayette Street with Treasury involvement expected tomorrow morning.
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Rhenitt
Lafayette
Armenian troubles stir debate in Washington
Fragmentary report notes discussions in Washington about Armenian affairs. Mentions Naplet and Jonod Anieng with unclear references to A. W. Terrell and United States involvement. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
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New York
Tambues- Arnedownt Ihine
Favret Biemarek
A. W. Terrell
Nababeter
Turkey
Tereed
Oman
Reno
Washington
Saloon closures and ferry disaster dot New York report
In New York the city enforcements hit saloon keepers hard amid the fedEx order fallout. A freight train wreck near Moxereke caused a barge explosion and sinking, killing several including the bargeman’s family. A jury returned a verdict in a Chicago related case involving Atwater and Schmidt, highlighting a wave of trials.
London man remanded on extradition warrant
Matthew Adame was remanded on an extradition warrant today at the Bow Street Police Court. He is charged with embezzling $0.00 in Denver Ontario where he served as clerk of the civil and criminal courts. Adame was arrested at Southampton on the eve of leaving for Capetown with his wife.
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London
Bow
Matthew Adame
Denver
Adame
Bouthampton
Capetown
Manxe Laman Body Recovered In Emanuel Map Belfry
The body of Panche Laman was found in the bell tower of Emanuel Map church. Theodore Durrant, her alleged killer, remains jailed as the court date approaches. Durrant predicts he will not hang. Weekly bank statement reports reserve, specie, and circulation figures in New York.
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Jay Franchen
Panche Laman
Emanuel Mapthet Churen
Thewdore Durrant
Uwe
Durrant
Erlenie
Werkly
New York
Teserve
Decream
Tegal Gotidne
Banks
Opening of the revived Olympic games in Athens draws world attention
The 1500 year Slywan Games revival opens with a ceremony led by the crown prince Conatart- Une Of Greve and benefactor Alexander, who contributes a million drachmas toward stadium restoration. The event is overseen by Athenian Olympian james with strong surges from the United States Great Britain and other European nations. Visitors overflow hotels as athletes from multiple nations prepare for sprint, hurdles, and field events.
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Ieheay
Coday
Conatart- Une
Greve
Chakrama
United Bills
Priiteotan
Hosten Athletic Assor Ction
United Stiativeariel
Great Britain
Cits
Interesting Idaho court arguments and rulings across mining cases
In Boise and Stoshone County, Judge Nealty hears a demurrer in Hoyan and Brantley versus Stoshone County Mining. Judge Heyburn considers bringing issues to law and jury, while Supreme Court precedents shape practice across localities. A motion for a new trial in Peper Oberturfer and Herman Schimitling v Bune Ker Mining was heard, workers claiming injuries from mining. A writ of mandate upheld a judge against disbarment and Billy Smith’s cattle stealing conviction is noted in Nex Peron County.
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Maho
Nealty
United States Court
Hoyan & Brantley
Stoshone County Mining Company
Heyburn
Supreme Court
Peper Oberturfer
Herman Schimitling
Buneker 1
Beatty
Piper
Mt Ve Tower Court
Billy Smith
Nex Peron County
Princeton and Harvard athletes set for Athens revival events
The article notes Princeton University and Harvard Athletic Association sending teams to compete in revived Olympic style events in Athens after ancient games. Coaches, athletes and officials including Wy Morris, J. Graham, and Professor Willymu Hage are described. competitors span shot put, pole vault, sprints, hurdles, and distance runs with expects of strong performances.
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New York
Jerest
Macnee
Athens
Japan
Theodostue
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Hoxton Athletic Association
Wilampere
Princeton
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Robert Garrenty Ds
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Albart C. ‘Tyter
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Peoria
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Prandin
Ohio
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Lane
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Hust
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Muckhote
Valver
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America
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Firmery
Chicago Herald
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Aftoon
Paris
Willymu
Hage
Genrige
Greece
Alexander
Mount Meeran engagement and banking notice
The report notes a Mount Meeran engagement with a native battalion reinforced by Colonel Brefank from Canada and a London correspondent claims relief progress. It also covers Decatur Bank suspending operations due to heavy depositor demands, promising full creditor payment and naming Lewis F. Casner as principal owner.
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Rome
Daily News
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Mount Meeran
Apel
Brefank
Camnala
Hal Mienra
Almontetre
Decatur Bank
Decatur
Farmers Bank
Lewis Ft
Casner
Immigration convention discusses advertising and resources
A convention in Idaho featured papers by Professor Nicholson on the sugar beet industry, Lorenzo Thome on Kremont County, Colonel Booth on New Pores County, J Buchanan on immigration methods, President Shaw Han on Plymouth College, A Grothe on advertising a country, and Judge Hayburn on mining, with Captain Gunn presenting a paper on the same topic.
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Noise
Idaho
Amon
Nicholson
Nebrask State University
Lorenzo Thome
Shawhan
Plymouth Coliny
A. Grothe
Hayburn Acacia
Gunn
White Settlers Surrounded in Cape Town Disturbance
Reports from Macabaland describe a hostile attack on white settlers in Cape Town. Rebellion thoughts seem checked but tensions rise as troops may be sent from nearby regions. One man escaped to warn, while natives killed many settlers and seized rifles and ammunition.
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Cape Town
Macabeland
Tvatand
India
Fults
Wharton Pell From Fourth Story Window Fatality
Philadelphia Times editor Wharton Pell Wharton fell from the fourth story window of his house and was instantly killed. Lifelong literary figure and contributor to magazines, he wrote A Latter Day Saint and Habit of New York. His death is treated as a possible act of self destruction.
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Thomas Whar
Philadelphia Times
Hi In
Wharton
Magraines
Flo
New York
Henry Wharton
Philadelphia R
Ceve
Pimes
Attempted break in on Senator Quay's committee desk
Washington April 4. An unlawful entry occurred in Senator Quay's committee room last night. An attempt was made to seize the senator's pollhead papers, but authorities believe the papers were already removed to Quay's home a week earlier.
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Washington
Senator Quays
Quay
Body of Le Roy Stark Recovered After Drowning
The body of Le Roy Stark, who drowned in the river near Horseshow Bend, 16 miles above the ford, was recovered about dawn today. Stark left a $900 life insurance to the Woodmen of the World.
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North Yakinm
Leftoy Stark
Boon
Horsexhow Bend
New Castle Wire Company Plans Small Steel Billet Price Increase
Pittsburg April report states Patterson of the New Castle Wire Company confirms a two cent per kilo advance in the steel billet pool wire nulla. This marks a rise over the past two weeks, signaling tighter market conditions and higher costs for producers using billet steel.
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Pittsburg
He Patterson
New Castle Wire Company
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