Veterans Parade in Coeur d Alene Honors Fourth Infantry Leader
Old comrades met regulars as the Fourth Infantry headed a parade through Coeur d Alene Idaho on June 4. A train from Spokane brought veterans and family to the depot while officers and the Fourth Infantry band led a lengthy march past crowds along Sherman Street ending at the pontoon. The event drew large local and visiting delegations with strong crowds, cheers, and a postparade excursion along the lake aboard the Lt. Sherman steamer.
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Hab
Washington and Ameka
Mort Sherman
Colin
Uweeprinney
Robert 1
Muir
G. i
du Tant Fourtfantry
Mijor Jamen Davi
Quariummaster
Sermnant
Ft. Cornell
Worth Infantry
OH Smitth
Fourth Infantry
Wolf
J. A. den
Cap
J. J. O'Brien
Tiewtenant Pi
Antrim
G. Wurth Pavetey
Diewtesant Ho
J. McGrauh
Alaska
Corpa
Barton
Moscow
Bixth
Sherman
Bhormay
Secon
Shroleh
Pours
Sow
Lie Vowrth Infantey
Port Sherman
Rathdrim
Port Falla
Sherman Street
Pudiong
Dr Babin
Spokane
Washington
Alaaka
Ain
KASLO SLOCAN RAILWAY PROGRESS REPORTED
A survey by the Canadian Pacific Railway confirms progress on extending the Nukneg and Slocan line toward London. The report notes expected gains from the current forks route, while highlighting the need for possible trestle work and funding to advance the project.
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Kaslo-Slocan
Groves
Nelnon
B.C
Koo
Pacife Railway
Sondon
Idaho Woman's Relief Corps Elects Officers
In Coeur d Alene Idaho the Woman's Relief Corps organized held installation of officers with Colonel T W Bodlong elected department commander. Other officers chosen include J R Myrik Port Sherman as assistant adjutant general and W W Wood Walla as judge advocate general. A new war convert service by the Fourth infantry was reported at the evening ball.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Goeur d'Alsna
Idaho
Lawler
TW. Bodlong
Coeur d'Alune
A. T. McRaynolde
Cormmandse Bodlong
Lsat
Wisconsin Volunterie
Ne-Enlins
Wita
Wisnonaln
Army of the Tennesse
Martin
Blithe
M. I. Beardsley
Moscow
G. ©. Kinney
Balmer City
G. J. Morane
Chaptain
Bodiong
J. R. Myrik
Port Bherman
O. C Warren
Munecow
W. W. Wood
Walle
Mr. Whittler
Pacatella
Wiegwwae
Harton
Moacaw
Wilidie
Llulellait
Atre GO
Manring
Postalts
Med
Guneral Curtin
Waien
Dinter
Mire
Ludiong
Cor Alps
Mins Bartan
Moncow
Mid Bure
Lawler Lun
Sabla
Coeur d'Atene
Councelor
Olfiont
Ubnrn
Addresum
Hudiong
Hammill
Wood
Mar Hle
White
Maxey
Kewt
Ervan
Mourth Infantry
Gavilun
Judge Foster Feels Aggrieved Over Min Abused By Captain
The article reports Judge Foster of the United States district court delivering a critical opinion on a case involving alleged abuse by a minor and the menacing conduct of several parties. It notes editorials accusing a muster and a travesty before a grand jury and mentions Stanton, Maver, and New York business ties as context.
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Foster
Min
Coleen Taydke
Kak
Judee Ca
United States
Dole Tenday
Eri
New York
Fonter
Grant
BREAK UP THE WHISKY TRUST IN SUPREME COURT DECISION
Supreme Court today affirmed judgment of ouster in the case The Distilling & Cattle Feeding Co. The ruling will shift control back to original owners of the distilleries, barring the reorganizaiton plan. Deputy U S marshals guard at the Virlotie Matinerton for someone. Attorney Levy Mayer says the decision completes two objects.
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Himals
Timely
Dixtitting & Cattle Peeding Co
John McNatte
Levy Mayer
Insurgents Burn Villages In Cuban Rebellion
Rebels burn the village of Nuevates and nearby San Diego de Cuba destroying 20 houses. Five citizens killed and two wounded as insurgents advance. The president of Vie Fed Crome magnetation reportedly joined the rebels. Maximo Abunma, professor at Pine heres Institute, denounces revolutionary principles. government suspends the professor and institute directors.
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Mont Men Jain
Havana
Nuevates
San Diego de Cuba
Mem
Vie
Crome
Kuala Ap
Santiago de Cuba
Pine Heres
Maximo Abunma
Melyee
Ehedis
Spain
Profommer
Thy Institute
Filibusterers Reach Jamaica Steamer Tale
A scrambled report describes the steamer George Childs discharging a Tet Neprane Gary Washington and the George Chiklis landing a party for an expedition near Jamaica. The president issued proclamations to maintain order after the expedition’s exit, with unclear details on where the landing occurred.
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George Childs
Gary Washington
George Chiklis
Jamatca
Dette Informa
Liveffont
Kates
Derulis
Nevelw case ends with hung jury report
A Nevely case jury could not agree on a verdict. The trial involved a colored tenant accused of wronging his landlady Aire De Malai, a white widow. Jurors debated guilt and acquittal with racial tensions evident in the deliberations.
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Dopeka
Kang Lund
Nevely Casn
Uyin
Ehnviclon
Fran Kocunet
Aire
Requittdle
Governor's new road commission appointees listed
Governor McGraw names a slate of road commissioners for Whatcom and Skagit counties and adjacent districts. Appointees include J. Howard Watson as road commissioner and J. Wigginson, J. Donovan, Edward Waton, J. Hiden, and others. Several names pertain to Whatcom and Skagit counties with Lannegan and Lanegan noted in county roles.
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J. Howard Watson
Firmie M. Jones
McGraw
Trimtves
Whatcam
Jou Witkin
Ipatrhaven
J. J. Hiden
New Whateam
S. Wigginson
New Whateaard
Slate Road
Te. O. Wolly
Skaell County
J. J. Donovan
Whatcom County
J. Ieward Wateon
Lanegan Comuty
Infatuated Desperado Shoots in Mississippi Village
A deranged man named Frank Mack Nim, a manager at Imani plantation, killed Virgie Brooks, a colored woman, and wounded others in a confrontation with Hamed B. Dawson. A poem by Mirate Brady references the event. the setting shifts to a burned village in Galine Canton, Switzerland.
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Minnevtt
Frank Mack- Nim
Mannerr
Imani
Virgie Brrocks
Smilioy
Hamed B. Dawson
Mirate Brady
Tawron
Virgie Brooks
Galine
Canton
Vilais
Switzerland
Prosperity Report Signals Growing Loans Amid Crop Outlook
New York's June review shows Krude reports stronger loan activity and improved manufacturing despite frost shocks. Wheat and iron prices rise, currency gold hopes buoy sentiment, while interior money receipts dip, hinting at improving employment and fall trade prospects. Overall, transport and exports slip as domestic demand steadies.
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New York
Dune
G. Ban & Co
Prade
Tobi Wty
Liebert Bn
Henkemer
Pittsburg
Fowont
Eyirthi
Besaemer
Rana
Itm
Mteel
Whleh
Pauls
Canada
Agiinet
Whgely Bank Cemarances
Brudnt
Detroit
Byakano
Galveston
Balt Lake
GALT
Black Flags Threaten To Fight In Formosa Stand
Special dispatch from Shanghai reports remnants of famed flags entrenched at Chung Wa Formosa ready to oppose Japanese advances. British gunboat ordered to Yangtze Kiang amid fears of trouble. Chinese minister at Pekin holds Cheng Tu officials responsible for outrages against foreign missionaries.
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Orient Lontan
Shanghai
Chung Wa
Formosa
Pekin
Cheng Tu
No Companies Mustered Out Yet Under Military Ban
Governor McGraw issues first appointments under new military law declaring all commissioned offices vacant. Colonel EM Carn of Seattle named adjutant general, and A B A Vancouver appointed adjutant emer, while Cantaiy FA Nentwell receives another post. Production head R E Progton notes gold and silver output in 18M tops world history.
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McGraw
Olympia
Korwrnor
Looked Into Promising Cure for Consumption Promoted
An ad style notice touts Dr RV Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as curing consumption in early stages. It claims 98 percent success, offers a 160 page book, includes photograms of names and addresses, and urges readers to send payment for samples and a pamphlet.
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Koo
RV. Pierce
Invalida
Plerer
Ie “Gulden
Hired man confesses in Idaho murder case
In Boise City Idaho on May 13 Thomas Ronan of Lower Boise was found dead near his corral with an ax injury. His wife reported a noise at the fence and a tramp threat the night before. Mat Crump, Ronan’s hired man, confessed after evidence and a detective’s ruse, claiming Mrs. Ronan killed her husband. Crump was held on bond to appear before a grand jury. Crocker admitted to bail in a Wyoming murder case connected to Harvey Booth. A business revival is noted in Evanston and Berlin fire destroys the Victoria wagon.
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Boise City
Idaho
Thomas Rowan
Lower Boise
Canyon County
Shenino
Lanuane
Ue Place
Payette
Anya
George W. Tedwards
C. B. Eldridge
Mat Crump
Rowan
Lower Horse
Eldridge
Ronan
Crump
Allen
Grand Jury
Crocker
Fevanston
Wyo
T B Crocker
Harvey Hooth
Cheyenne
Nealy
Wyombur Supreme Court
Manifesto of Cuban patriots spreads fear abroad
A translated manifesto from Havana outlines Cuban revolutionary aims against Spain with calls for insurrection, mass mobilization, and the liberation of Cuba. It mentions armed volunteers, anticipated landing events, and a general pledge to resist Madrid’s rule. The document cites 1,800 Cuban fighters and 1,600 to 2,100 Spanish troops preparing for action.
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Pierre
Tampa
Pla
Cuba
Ln-Comaund
Banta Lucia
Han
Caraugury
Romidos Han
Ratott
Sante Spiruin
Macea
Spain
Martine
Alewady
Marseanitio
Ciba
Burteno
Guinarmino
Tage
Pinto
Uberty
Hureah Tor Saxemy Goren
Havana
Marty
Dirad
Fiewerdo
Jose Marth
Bpanish
Hin
Mart
Tamar Batra
Palma
New York
Tamad
Nougutas
Cusba
Campon
Raleigh Balls
Washington
Key Wat
Ida
Seals Headed Greatly Diminished By Indiscriminate Slaughter
Washington reports Captain Hucp en in command notes a northern seal migration shift and warns that a sharp decline in catch is likely. He cites unlawful killings by some sealers and notes the North American Commercial Company may see its maximum yearly skin tally drop from prior highs of around 13 000.
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Washington
Hucpen
Heringsen
Treasury Department
Lower Wy
Orty
Sorg Named for Governor of Ohio Victim New York
Alleged political convention at the Waldorf Hotel names Sorg as governor candidate for Ohio. Congressman Paul K More expected as the Democratic nominee. Senator Chivin S. Arie cited as a leading figure at the conferrence with demon politicians involved.
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Sorg
Ohio
New York
Paul K More
Waldorf Hotel
Chivin S. Arie
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Webeter
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Springfield, Mass
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Northwest Mining Review
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