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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
4
The National Child Labor convention gathers in Atlanta to discuss protective legislation for children, with governors and notable figures from Georgia and beyond attending. Key speakers include General Clifford Anderen and Senator A. H. Taberts, with plans for banquets, receptions, and educational aims.
Vague reports describe party faction clashes as old and new alignments clash over petition rules and candidate quality. The scene hints at shifting support within the People's Party and rival groups, with anticipated turnout and tensions as elections near.
Fragmentary text references William Randolph Hearst, Tom Watson, and a political situation in Bt. Lewis with dependence on ratification implications. The readable parts imply party alignment and public reaction but lack concrete events, dates, or actors to form a coherent report.
Local notices report Haley's grocery hosting demonstrations of Chase and Banburn coffee by attendants from Spokane and Inland crackers by Mine A Mead. Customers are invited to sample products and visit Table Supply and Dwiney Wright Co displays. A new steamer schedule links Coeur d Alene, Rose Lake, and the city with daily runs and specific arrival times.
P J Broderick buys a handsome stallion at Copur d Alene flyers barn for 210. The horse, brought to the city last July by McLaughlin Bros of Keneas, had been sold to multiple citizens around 4000. Disputes over care and charges led to an auction sale this morning.
Guy Morris, 19, arrested at his Spokane home by Musterpal Court Officer Cheaine Kuwarde for robbery of Jennie Smith of diamonds on Howard Street lodging. Morris confessed January 16, claimed diamonds sold in St Paul except one kept for himself. He denied the value when arrested, and had prior trouble in Boukane.
April 3 report from Wehl in notes public interest in publication of a letter by Emperor William to Lord Tweedmouth. The British press argues the published letter is not the original and questions origin of the copy. Officials condemn the publication as an apef fant job and call for proper compliance with food law ink standards.
A garbled chronicle lists diverse figures: Governor Wilkow of Kentucky, Congreasmes Daniel F Latfeau of Pennsylvania, William Hetie a Michigan schoolmaster, Heanine Wildlaw B Aldouws a Renate director, the new Chinese envoy to England, Edwie Gartner of Dover aged eight, Luctus Tetor elected president of the Chicago Havinar Rignkwid Trust, George Retford London censor, and Mr Medford of the lord chamberlain's office. It mentions wealth, lineage, and ceremonial roles with varied fortunes and positions.
A fragmented passage discusses American playwrights and poets. It mentions David Belasco, Tiree J. Spencer, and Sir Gilbert Walker, noting Belasco as a tardent worker and Walker as a novelist born in Cincinnati with ties to Toronto and Australasian writings.
A French surgeon proposes a death-avoidance scheme involving burial burial risk from mercury mining. The discussion lists several mercury bearing places and a set of names. He argues that X ray photography can reveal internal changes after death, potentially aiding burial decisions and medical understanding of exposure effects.
Michigan women represention organ inaions axxresting membership of TTAOCO addressed the constitutions convention at Lansing recently pleading for 40 imendient enfranchining women. The Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs enlisted cooperation of other organizations in an effort to secure female suffrage with no educational prerequisites. College women of California have formed rescue leagues to secure the ballot for women. Similar college equal suffrage leagues exist in New York Maine Massachusetts Pennsylvania Minnesota Rhode Island and China.
The era’s stars prepare revivals and new productions. Arthur Byron’s return performance accompanies plans to revive "Les Delights" and "Mercury Candles" under Gurney Leaders and Frank Pixkes, with Beth Franklin invited widely as the sisterly lead in "Hier Til Mariage" set for June.
A fragmented excerpt recalls a Farr event with a "proper name" and a vivid veranda scene. The dialogue features a young man and a bold woman discussing a motion, with references to a courtroom or police attention and a chaotic crowd. The piece mixes social chatter and legal tension as creditors discuss inability to fund.
A fragmentary reflection on valentines, gold and silver accents, and the era’s mail era notes. The piece alludes to modern postal cards and women’s home companion publications reflecting romantic motifs.
Daniel E Cookstey, pastor of the Magint cherch of Midnetown, X, has been elected leader of the terme bend of that city. He is noted as an excellent omet player and represents a revival of church activity amid a region troubled by poverty and malary.
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