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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
2
A tense Republican meeting discusses punishment of Harrison for party loyalty and McCall county seat removal bills. Roosevelt Republican support may advance a public money report while delegates gather for southern state conferences to uplift the white population.
Washington April 11— Congress asked for a new act enabling pensions for Civil War widows and soldiers and their dependents. The measure would grant $12 a month to widows of those who served 90 days or more, with additional benefits for later wars and Indian War participants. The appropriation request totals about 165 million, surpassing the prior year.
The American Association of State Superintendents of Education gathers in Memphis with university leaders editors bishops and visiting educators from the South and beyond. Notable figures including Provost Patterson and James Bruce the British ambassador are slated to address the delegates as talks cover the development of schools and educational institutions in the Deep South.
In Springfield on April 22, Democrats prognosticate William J. Bryan will win the unanimous endorsement of Illinois Democrats at the state convention. The gathering, slated for tomorrow, attracts many visitors while Roger Sullivan’s Illinois delegation influence stirs debate. James H Donohue of East Louis opposes Bryan’s nomination.
Bryan and Williams faction are pushing to secure pledged support for Bryan in Dowson wards with six of 28 voting and delegates to state and district conventions. Most wards remain unpledged, but expectations favor Bryan. Ward 18 opposes Johnson. State convention scheduled in Boston May 1.
People across the United States attend the joint Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting. The conclave closes with a banquet addressed by Willa Jen alage Mirren and other notable figures.
April 22 reports say Miahome dealers from the new state are arriving in Oklahoma City for the joint convention of jewelers and opticians. The gathering will last ten days.
In Atlantic City Minnesota and members of the Methodist Episcopal Zion church met to discuss laws and conduct at the conference. Dr. A Walters of Dereey City presided as bishop.
Washington April 22 special dispatch notes Republican lawmakers lagging behind time as they cling to a Monday continuation of the legislative day. Roosevelt reforms face Democratic pressure while gag rules curb debate. Adjournment targets May 19 but resistance persists among leaders. Senate and House clash over naval and civil appropriations and broader policy. Taft’s nomination remains in doubt amid fresh Democratic and Republican realignments.
A fragmented note cites Prem Publishing Co presenting an up to date salting and enrollment plan. The text hints at a combined approach involving the aleretree and stem components to enhance production and safety.
Dr Wu Tingfang, minister to the United States, Mexico and Peru, opens a speaking tour in New York with an Asiatic association address. He will speak in Boston to the Merchant's Club on The Commercial Development of China and return to New York for Civic Forum remarks in Carnegie Hall. He avoids references to the Sino Japanese conflict, though his eyes hint at inner dissatisfaction when the topic is raised.
In Illinois more than 40 towns and villages voted on the local option question. Across the state, not more than 500 saloons were voted out of business, with Chicago area towns largely remaining open. Barrington stayed dry by a narrow margin as several communities retained licenses.
Real estate transfers listed include Minnie Otterson to Warren Landt Lot 2 and 3 Mock in North Park Coeur d Alene valued at 3300. Robt W Collins to Minnie Stewart Lot and block 1 Booths addition Coeur d Alene 1. McCrea to Warren Harte Lot 1 Block 1 Rathdeum Jobe Wilton to FP William Kampl part se quarter 20 53 4 west 900. Raymond Alter to Maud Morey Ale lot 0 Ow oh nwK no 05 BF nr Petr Rhodeback to A L Davis Lot 1 Block A Spirit Lake 500. City of Coeur d Alene to A B Cart won lot 5 block 48 sec F cometary deod town Electrician. Dies MOMS Ta Apert 22. Electrical experts from Iowa participate in State Electrical Association convention in Des Moines today. Iowa Street and Interurban Railway Association to view convention tomorrow.
Pertuney Manufacturers in New York hosts the American Perfeuers' association annual convention today. The organization includes about 250 members, with a large proportion attending the gathering.
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