Idaho Legislature Debates Mining Grants and Bonds
State legislature committees and both chambers transact business on a memorial urging U S Senate action. The measures address mineral lands within the Northern Pacific grant, urging protection of miners and state interests, amid cross party blame about the grant and Interior land patent issues. A heated exchange occurs between Neill and Me Treary over responsibility for the railroad mineral land dispute. The House considers a bill to place a state asylum oversight and other measures on party lines.
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Boley
Senate of the
Unites States
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Sale
Wuld
Mali
Patenta
Idaho
Montana
Senate
Montini
Mor. Neill
Kootenii
Nell Fleat
Aheinus
Aheinus Withhe Northern Facile, Mr. Henry
Mr. Henry
Hay
Werner
Washington County
Weiver
Stalin
Weiser
Mastery
Middle States
Indies
Californi
Ieree
Thors Jy
Rocky Mountains
Suyen Devila
Mineral City
Welser
Ithburg
Walser
Warrens
Idahn County
Populist Motive Cited in Semy Night Tragedy Near Lewiston
A chaotic criminal case unfolds as a supposed political motive is linked to a fatal residence tragedy near Lewiston Idaho. A woman is found dead after a struggle in her room, with signs of forced entry and burning on the bed. Four people were absent at the time, and investigators pursue possible links to a political faction seeking popular support.
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Olde
Tah
Punt
Bhoshone
Lewleton
Idaho
Jane Ellowtt
Senatorial Deadlock and Legislative Actions in Capitol Report
Reports from Hols describe no change in the senatorial race with Sweet leading. Shoup’s camp holds firm while Cran and Browne push for Sweet’s election. changes anticipated but not realized. In the legislature, a joint irrigation commission bill passed unanimously and Browne’s bill to provide for institutional care near inmates advanced. other proceedings noted as routine.
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Hols ‘Bolwe
Olines
Mays
Bhoup
Cran
Sweet
Noor
Darkhorse Talk
Huston
Mipreme Court
Dewey
Shoup
Clagwtt
Heyburn
Browne
Neil
Howe
Cari
Bear Lake
Urey
House
Senate
Parsons
Wit Institution
Boyce
Hantatian
Miller
Teen
Amith
Steen
Shoup Leads Small Margin in Local Senator Race
Town report shows Shoup with 20 votes, Sweet 19, Clagett 15 as opposition candidates, with Browne and Coater backing Shoup. Widespread uncertainty remains about final ballot outcome and potential shifts during the night as supporters promise unity against discord.
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Boise
Tan
Browne
Coater
Sweet
Clagett
Uredis
Nes
Sweets
GOOD TIMS FOR GRANGEVILLE FRESH INDUSTRIES ARGUE POLITICS
A fragment from Grangeville Idaho hints at a local meeting concerning new industries, promises relief, and political tensions. The text mentions contributors and names, with unclear context and many garbled phrases, reflecting a damaged OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century community notice.
Erysipelas in H G Products and Health Officials Change
A report details erysipelas cases among Minnesota and New York health workers. Secretary J D Richards notes reorganizations and a new Supervising Architect, with Curtisle likely to become John Custere in the flow of Currerm and Hustines at New York.
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Minnesota
Mihardols
J.D
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Ieeaee 1
Bernys
Aermultionn
Waeh
AlthouRn
Washington
Jno
Curltale
Wipervising
le Leones
Curtisle
John Custere
Currerm & Hustines
New York
Great Stir in Boise as Dewey Backed by Northern Republicans
A fragmentary Boise political report shows Northern Republicans divided on Duce Dewey. The two ballots yield Wil Sichet 40, Guabiew b. Bhowy 1, Clagett 15, Hoyliven 4 to A. Meownin 1. Voter confusion and party clashes surface over supporting Sweet and delaying a party-wide stance.
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Bulwer
Dewey Wis
Wil Sichet
Guabiew B. Bhowy
TL Clagett
Bs Hoyliven
A. Meownin
Bien
Anatter
Beth
Wil
Minotoan
Hneli
Cottheonen
Allie
Etarmedie
Plinbo
Wolvarayn
Gault
Dda
P . Gauil
Gamble Browne Row in Moscow Senate Contest
Moscow report details a heated senatorial contest described as sensational with Browne facing pressure over his vote, Gamble’s strong stance, and a public dispute involving the Times-Democrat and Spokesman-Review. Letters from Browne and Gamble’s supporters express firm positions and threats of resignation amid calls for further investigation.
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Riley
Jka
Moscow
Browne
Dewey
Shoup
Lin
George L. Shoup
Heyburn
Bigone
Heyture
Clagett
Gamble Moscow
Hlon
Citiwets
W. 1
Suconnell
A.J. Green
Elmer B
Jolly Jolly Bos
M.A. Cornwall
A Ryerie
He Polbon
Latal
Times Democrat
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Times-Democrst
Tia
Gamble
Hrowne
John
Randolph
TG Mil
Henry Heltorn
Mir
Gatsbie
Spokesman-Review
Moscow Dispatches Stir Political Upheaval In Moscow
Fragmented telegrams from Moscow describe political tension as Browne and Gamble clash over resignations and policy, with references to district court terms, county boundaries, and upcoming legislative moves. Snow and market notes from Geneva indicate a busy week amid upheaval and grain shipments.
Idaho Judges Urge Reducing Public Expenses In 19th Century Reform
Governor McConnell asked five district judges Judge Piper Stocklager Standrod and others for意见 on needed legislation to cut public costs. Supreme Court recommendations and recent statutes are discussed to adjust timelines and court procedures. Judge Brainvood supports revising sheriff mileage and arrest practices, criticizing new repayment provisions for fees.
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Judece Stockwlager
Jude Standrod
Wyman
eAlal
Junit Tadtat
Dudge
Atrestine Criinals
Standtrod
Weiser Land and Improvement Co. tax relief petition details
A fragmentary historical notice discusses tax waiver requests and court procedures. It mentions the Weiser Land and Improvement Co. and outlines proposed changes to fees, reductions, and the handling of insolvency matters by judges and officials. The text cites eligibility, appeal conditions, and procedural shifts within the local legal framework.
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Hiv Auicwents
Podweriran
Elevien
Feowith
Corr
Getni Therste
Depres
Order of Amie
Atelier Owe Penytilon
Ube
Vind Sustlers
Ube Commonaniin
Sprotnl
District Court
Idaho Horticultural Society Elects Leaders
The Idaho State Horticultural Society held a meeting last night to elect officers for the year. J. J. Tools of Payette was chosen president, Robert Blelscher of Lewiston became vice president, Robert Milliken was named secretary, and LP. Marceline of Hots was treasurer. The state is divided into three astrian districts with trustees for each.
Oregon Railway wage ruling denies injunction against pay cut
Judge Blain Distingt Hellinger in Oregon denies Fayptoyes fox age application by employees of the Fayptoyes company. The decision blocks an injunction preventing Meoelver McNeill from enforcing a reduced wage scale.
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Jumellon
Hastigen
Porthond
Blain
Hellinger
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Piwo
Meoelver McNeill
Truettent
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Spokane, Wash
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