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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
2
A garbled account describes a world language conference summary with mentions of delegates from various nations including Belgium and France. It references interpreters and a goal of promoting language unity, with notes on perceptions and voting dynamics among attendees.
A condensed tribute discussing the death of Stedman and Aldrich and how critics judge their poetry. It cites opinions from Edmund Clarence Stedman’s era, including Higginson, Willis, and Wirthwaite, on Stedman, Aldrich, and Whittier and the status of their work in American poetry.
A heated discussion on unemployment traces poverty to idle labor and wage wars. It argues for reform to create work, move capable workers off relief, and shift the economy toward production while acknowledging the hardship of those willing but unable to find jobs. It contemplates farm life, social strain, and possible new industries to sustain wages and growth.
Angela Cal and other San Diego based Examiner reporters face preliminary hearings over alleged efforts to scoop rival papers. The case centers on theft and attempted coercion to obtain photographs from a rival crew and photographer Fitch. Journalists Beard and Houstin were arrested, with Talbot facing charges and potential damages claims. Investigators allege higher editors pressured staff to implicate others.
An international gathering of royalty and nobility opens a four day charity fair titled the Poppy Festival at the Royal Concert Palace. Danish organizer Vrincena Marin hosts events including a masquerade ball with European monarchs expected to attend. Proceeds benefit Humber charitable causes with booths selling roses and kisses. Notables include Dynmark and Noeway representatives and the Pabst Lady ambassador Mr. Reso, a rising pop culture figure.
Washington April 3 Franks Lin A Taylor of Watuewury Conn testified before the special house committee investigating the charter against Electric Boat Company manufacturers of the Octopus submersible that he heard Representative George Lilley say he would face an adverse decision and reveal all he knew about submarine boats. Elihu B Frost president of Electric Boat denied paid newspapers and said the boat was commanded by Levi Laplant Newson C B N and that the company paid $1500 for a trip. He stated no stock was owned by members of Congress or naval material firms. Representative Kahn said he introduced a bill for submarines for the Pacific coast at McNutt's request and did not know the company involved.
In Beattle a plan to present a virgin Aluvkan gold key to Admiral Arwuoalia signals a symbolic opening of Seattle to warship access. A Mont club fundraiser collected gold dust and nuggets from Lanka and Portland with Mine Ktis Bhranutrom among early donors. The weight and delivery of the gold key are ongoing, to be presented by Mayor John F. Miter on behalf of the people.
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