Local county consolidation debated amid cross county influence
A fragmented report outlines a proposed consolidation plan affecting Logan and Albinus counties with a special commission to investigate discrepancies between Altres Wort Logan. The motion passed amid debate on the method to pursue reforms via the commission rather than punitive measures.
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Noiea
Campcomine
Bolo
Fey
Lown
Alvara
Fanning Wintie
Lew
Satormy
Pamalun
Birch
Tirtho
Panton
Benutor Ny
Lata
Vinehall Company
Rohan Hamble
Maine
Contested Election Rumors Stir Local Voters
Vague chatter circulates about candidates and voting intentions in a small town. The text mentions Jim and a group pushing for support, with unclear references to opponents and dates.
Populist caucus rule stirs talk of joint convention
Fragmentary notes indicate a caucus rule affecting populist voters may force a joint Republican convention. Reportedly no rescission of the rule is confirmed and observers doubt a secret plot to sway the election. The text mentions looming votes and party obligations without clear shifts in leadership.
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Torey
Pupullet Vous
Deadly Fire Ravages Hot Springs Area With Wide Destruction
A catastrophic blaze swept through Hot Springs destroying two dozen structures including homes and businesses. Firefighters battled flames as winds fanned the fire, forcing evacuations and leaving several residents homeless. Authorities investigated the cause while surveying the widespread damage.
Springer P checks in silver in response to New York banker
Fragment from a 19th century correspondence shows William T. Jenn presiding over the Mercantile National Bank of New York and Mr. Springer discussing silver note redemption. The exchange cites policy for redeeming United States notes in standard silver dollars and addresses treasury guidance and potential political implications.
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New York
Washington
William TT
Jenn
Presulvat
Mernantily National
Springer
Chalriii
Oo Bankite
Abe
John
Whlow
Wien
Ueim
United
Atlver
Poe
Foule
Nadine
Thowe Nnanelere
Cable debate ends with $500000 cable appropriation
Washington February 1 The conference committee reports an agreement on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill approving a $500000 allocation for a telegraphic cable between California and Anwell TheSenate amendments were mostly accepted though the consular reimbursement provision was dropped The bill awaits presidential action pending cable arrangements with no speedy solution in sight as parties show little willingness to yield on the issue
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Washington
Venirem
Henate
California
Senate
United States
Cate Fon
Fire did not move the miser
William Waters, in February at Joseph Mt, endured torture by armed assailants seeking his money. They bound him to a bed, burned him with a heated poker, and beat him as efforts to obtain cash failed. The assailants fled after leaving him badly hurt.
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Joseph
Wiliam Waters
Lin
Latah Court Session Marks Fire Case and Mixed Verdicts
In Latah County court a fire setting case draws jurors amid mistreatment allegations and a separate theft charge faces weak evidence. McGilivrey, epileptic, testified while witnesses recalled arson at the Pacific hotel. defense notes alcohol impairment impacting responsibility. Next, trial for a Palouse rancher and lighter docket items await.
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Mintroe
John AfeNett
Nell McGillvres
Teledia
Carl
McGilivrey
McGiltyres Hissine Leon
Mannie
Michael Metinerny
Phorrsing
Dnl
Uae
Dunn
Pacific Hotel de Vollmer
W W. Watking
Namltanes
R. Homnbile
Howes
Palouse Rancher
Wince
Margaret Hardy
Jier
Stack Wr
Peenaurer
Gustyap
New Industry Advances in Post Falls Contracts and Labor
Turbulent developments in Post Falls signal a new manufacturing plant. Local leaders pledge to build a textile and milling complex employing hundreds, with plans for machinery and ongoing construction. The project promises significant work for residents and broader economic impact for the town.
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Post Mall
Babe
Web
Getty Iivel
Abe Leone
Lambering Conway
Hretheus
Kenewal
Creamery Plans Near at Rathdrem Meet for Farm Cooperative
A meeting of about 20 farmers and business men at Rathdrem discussed forming a creamery cooperative with stock offerings likely around 2 000 shares. Willmar men acted as officers, with plans to issue shares and organize a corporation to operate in the region.
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Rathdrem
Hathdram
Idano
Eiteet
Catia
Briens
Travis
Post A. Cranshaw PT Prades
Meron
Péemanunt
Supreme Court Upholds Water Fee Law for Public Use
The court affirms the law allowing a water company to charge for water used for fire protection and public purposes. It orders the lower court to issue an injunction preventing free water delivery to the city for public needs. The decision centers on Bolso Citive the Artumian Hot aged Colt Water Company and related public utilities.
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Kole
Supreme Court
Bolso Citive
Artumian
Colt Water Company
Prevent City Coubell
Arante
Hoaten
Elmore County Officials Face Shortages Explained
Boise City February report shows Elmore County funds short in accounts. Auditor William Wickersham and examiner T Gray face shortages totaling around 2900 with larger potential losses noted. Wickersham’s deficit estimated near 10000, with fraudulence tied to forged warrants and bank involvement. Wickersham, son of J C Wickersham of Boise, blamed gambling for the downfall.
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Elmore County
Boise City
Feb
Tin Axas- Relais
William Wickersham
T. Gray
Gray
Ilfy
Wickershall
Wieo Bald
Wickersham
J. CG Wickersham
Wallace Miners Leave for Purposed Prospecting
Odd fragments describe Toowork the merch OrPy MiNi Dian Homer and Aikere of Wallace departing for a gold mine titled the Bond near Pierce City. Witnesses 1 E. Mawes and J. Dean from Amanionn Plaver Mis ing Company accompany them for the season while reports mention prior efforts, stee, and ore shipments amid rough weather in February.
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Merch OrPy MiNi
Dian
Homer
Aikere
Wallace
Thahy
Eon
Mk NS
Dunn
Tonai Tie Pit
Fay Monte
Uy 1
E. Mawes
J. Dean
Amanionn Plaver
Vient Milva
Pierce City
Pike Commyisiy
Will
Hume
Eahiow
Gener
Beet Sugar Project Near Lake and River Lands
Fragmented report describes a beet sugar project idea involving land parcels near a lake and river, with references to a company, individuals, and extensive formation plans. It hints at ownership transfers and a large acreage under consideration, amid a climate of investigation and political ties.
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Idaho
Weiser
Lake
West Roller
Kastri
Middle States
Cosme
Hanile
California
Trentm Horne
Tdaho
Rocky Mountain
Seven Devils
Weber
Weber River
Pluchr
Mineral City
Wels
Ruthbury
Welter
Warrens
Dutie County
Comer
Weiner
Welser
Uhr
Middle
Alubrid
Indian and Council
Sol Lake
Idenbunen Vanaood Lande
Noles
Maso
Balt Lake
Assoriajon
Ihe
Kidenbaueh Pawl
Ratse
Lars
NASA
Death by own action in Wallace Idaho
Louis von Valley died by taking morphine with whiskey at Mal Jon's saloon in Wallace Idaho on a February night. He purchased morphine from a local drug store an hour earlier and drank it after an argument. physicians refused to attend. He was a recent arrival from Tyral.
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Idaho
Binich
Dimtar Greally
Linus Persuna
Windissays
Loxan County
Hinton
Enirin
Helene
Haskruptey
Kelly
Mnvwniliont
Himare
Movnes Inionere
Hnee
Koolonal
Hisnamaeet
Tameat
Montel
Rowshoti
Buienon Hive
UIE
Athe Wien Fond
Louis von Valley
Wallace
von Valley
Mal Jon's
Patron
Tyral
Lonton
Tals Atwr
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Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield, Mass
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Northwest Minng Review
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Green
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British Columbia
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Spoken
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Pat Sf
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WS Stevens ST
Spokane
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Riverside Ave
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