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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
4
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City readers learn Teo features at Lyric Theatre, a Fourth Street Fair wallpaper sale at half price, a war photo from Kimberley mines, and events from Majestic tonight to a district meeting. Local residents Mr and Mrs A W Branson visited Spokane. Bert Latta of Boo-Wane was in town. Public notices invite attendance at church dinners, railroad talks, and county remowrees discussions.
Two men wearing black clothing loomed under subway supports east of the city last night and robbed an elderly couple Mr and Mrs John Lew von. The victims, shaken, reported they had little money and valuables. Deputies Doak and Long searched the area but found no trace. Witnesses described the robbers as young men with smooth shaved faces and black capes, seen nearby after the crime, heading east toward the countryside.
At the Lyric a light program features Foals Mollg a novelty piece that invites guests to linger and watch. The Majestic offers Beliga’s Briton and Boar a vivid Kimberley scene from the Anglo Boer War, touted as the freshest war picture yet.
A Port Angelis bride Flora Don MacGill and Delbert J Grinwold wed at Fintsel home in Cle Klum Washington. Ceremony performed by Rev. Btatom under lace and Oregon grape arbour. Bride given away by her father. matron of honor Mrs Dawson Harris. Groom wore black. Flower girl Ora Piatent. Reception with elaborate supper and carnations. Couple to reside in Cle Blum after December 12. about 100 locals witnessed and congratulated.
The remarks argue that hold coal land and water power should be developed mainly by private capital under conditions ensuring profitability. Public rights should not be perpetual and profits must consider people's benefits. Navigable and non navigable waters raise questions about control, waste, and fair share of resources for citizens now and forever.
Albert T. Patrick, imprisoned for the murder of Texas millionaire William March Rice, appeared before the New York appellate division seeking relief via a writ of habeas corpus against Warden Jeno Prost of Sing Sing. The court ruled the issue valid but declined immediate release as Patrick plans further appeals to the Court of Appeals in January.
In Washington on November 20, bids opened for 70000 rounds of chewing tobacco from Uncle Jam's shop. The event details a market surge and anticipated supply impacts as buyers eye the steady influx of tobacco products.
The legislative committee explained investigations into complaints by settlers on the Marble estate and recommended relinquishment of about 9000 acres. Land was allotted to 14 settlers while 1 or more applications were rejected. Parties consider party platform plank on embeachment and settlement rights.
The report indicates chewing tobacco use is steadily falling while cigars cigarettes and smoking mixtures show about a 60 percent rise in users.
A pending case in the court centers on 800 tied to a local option election and rematch of funds. White and Mentry set a stake of 700 to 100 on the renalia while J McPhene held the disputed checks. White halted payment alleging irregular election gains, Flynn claims a lien for attorneys fees, leaving the checks unread.
November 24 1909 Real estate transfers recorded Purvished by Panhan handle Abstract company. Includes Henry Higgins to Caesar Masta and Henry Wiggins to Topur a Alonn transfers with properties in Gheemaeres and Dart Reserve block 91.
A damaged recipe note from the New York Tribune describes cooking a cheese omelet. It instructs mixing ingredients, cooling, beating yolks and whites separately, folding, frying, then baking briefly, finishing with grated cheese and serving hot.
Incoherent text fragment describes a patient and miscommunication with a doctor. Mentions treating someone multiple times and a petal tea, with unclear actions and dialogue. Names, places, and concrete facts are not discernible.
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