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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
4
London dispatch reports improved expectations for the beer recovery, with officials noting progress since last week. Convalescent Governor urges continued caution as markets and pubs brace for potential early gains in supply and prices.
Fragment mentions a prime something telling colleagues of desire to be relieved of duties and hints at public announcements from Clareelnation likely to follow. Names, dates, or places are not readable.
In New York a divorce case involving Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt proceeds before a referee. Custody of their son and alimony are central issues while evidence centers on the couple’s finances and past arrangements. The matter raises questions on whether actions may extend to Rhode Island or rely on New York statute grounds.
The state and local communities address the national child labor conference with speakers on federal investigations labor regulation and consumer responsibility. Notable figures include Florence Kelley and Charles Ik from Chicago University. Governor Howe Ruith of Georgia attends the press audience and notes a complete stock of paper and printing services for the event.
A late spring dance at Blackwell's pavilion drew city youths and society leaders led by Dr H C Michie and Frank West. The ornate wax decor and colored electric lights created a splendid setting for a ten to twelve dance, banquet at Motel Idaho, and extended afterparty to four. Attendees included W E Sander, Hugh Whitaker, Malph Nevers, George Nevers, H C Michie, Lt Clark of Fort Wright, and many others from Spokane and nearby towns.
Band music at the rinkerry met Frank Lammer of Lewmer & Grom undertakers departed for Spokane to receive Hugh Landt son of Mr and Mrs W Landt recently died at Phoenats Aris from Innetrou preth grew vegetables at Haley's grocery Mrs Humphrey wife of M and Humphrey died today at their rent fence at the Fort grounds. Pneumonia listed as the cause death with funeral arrangements pending.
Alexander Berkruny, arrested after Halem square violence, was discharged in police court. Police failed to produce evidence linking him to the act. Magistrate Strange warned him to avoid violence and urged alliance away from anarchist ties, noting public suspicion of anarchists.
Rioters clashed with troops in Rome as a strike protested urban fatalities. Soldiers fired, killing three rioters and wounding fifteen others, four mortally. Authorities deployed the garrison to restore order and disperse demonstrators. Seventy rioters were captured as the unrest was rapidly quelled.
Fragmentary OCR reads phrases about a printing company and a shop or shopfront, with unclear names and roles. The readable bits hint at a publishing or printing office and possibly a newspaper page segment misread by OCR. No clear event, date, or person identified.
Spalding Idaho April 4 The abolition of saloons on the Nez Perce reservation drew praise from the Indiana people who oppose liquor while some white residents fear hardship. Chief George Moses led the fight to close saloons, arguing the clause of 1803 banning liquor on the reservation, with support from influential tribesmen and white allies, upheld by the supreme court.
A letter from George Kliot discusses the burdens of literary creation. It cites Montaigne and Flaubert, praising dedicated effort over effortless output. The writer laments the civil upheavals in France and the difficulty of finishing a worthy work.
In a vivid account from the Bacord Herald, readers learn of a predator called the ant lion using hidden ground pits as traps. Tiny circular pits swallow prey as the creature bait sits amid shifting sand, then a hidden rope and sudden drop rattle the trapped victim.
A garbled lyric like request hints at a villanelle character and a grim punch line urging punishment. The speaker evokes burying the poor fellow as if in drama, with fragmented diction and miscopied names.
A puzzled street scene describes Babiy-dtemus patrolling with tilk and hosey. Mamms-Bo the Bitte asks if dear Bab hy-And can save Wings as the walkis'e grows perilous.
An official from the department in Washington dismisses a rumor brought by a reporter as ignorant, noting the originator is as ignorant of the law as a schoolboy of French. A parable follows about a boy and his father at dinner, highlighting awkward politeness and miscommunication.
Fragmentary notices list names and roles for a meeting, with scattered details about individuals such as secretaries and organizers. The legible items hint at a firmer agenda or event coordination but remain unclear and partial.
A jumble of classified items appears with entries for rent, sale, and wanted ads. Listings mention real estate, vehicles, plants, and services, though many lines are garbled. The readable parts show a variety of local notices lacking coherent details.
An advertisement urges parents to provide their children with Golden Grain Granules a coffee substitute made from roasted grains. It claims the cereal drink aids brain work for schoolchildren, tastes like coffee, and sells in large 2 pound packages for 25 cents with a 000,00 purity guarantee from grocers.
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