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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
1
In New Orleans Det. 94 reports a newspaper boycott case tied to racing and gambling disputes. Judge Eugene A. Anders presides as grand jury alleges officials conspired to quash public questions and prop up opponents with press pressure amid arrests and bond at $200.
A disrupted record from Paris reports a judicial review deciding that the Princess should be placed in the proper care and that the proceedings will move to the court. The text notes officials and extended delays amid a custody dispute involving the Princess and associated parties.
A meeting in Bunder's hall drew citizens Angry over taxation and unequal assessments. Criticism focused on heavy rates, proposed adjustments, and perceived tax equity, with residents debating potential legal action and remedies for the burden.
Peter Claudianes was sentenced by Judge Waste in Garland California to six life terms for the dynamiting of James Gallagher s house the chief witness in the kraft prosecutions. The jury deliberated six minutes before returning a guilty verdict and Claudianes wept as he was pronounced sentenced.
SEATTLE Wash Dec 24 J C Varrell president of the Oregon a Washington railroad announced work on the road s depot would be started immediately Varrell returned from New York where he reviewed plans for the extension of the Union Pacific toward Oregon and Washington to Gray s harbor and the Paget Bound
In Caracas on December 24, thousands gathered to back Acting President Gomes while Castro supporters protested. Soldiers struggled to restore order. Two of Castro’s faction were killed and hundreds injured in the ensuing clashes.
SAN FRANCISCO December 24. The counsel for the defense argues the motion for a new trial in the case of Abeshem Must. After submission of arguments the court adjourned to consider further proceedings this day. The prosecution will be given an opportunity to answer the defense's arguments.
Churches across the city prepare for Christmas with services, gift drives, and a visit from Santa Claus. Recitations, songs, and religious rites will mark the celebrations, with midnight mass and a children's mass planned. The First Presbyterian Church and Catholic and other congregations will host programs, decorations, and gifts for children from parish efforts and the Sisters of Mercy.
Boston reports mixed reactions as labor leaders across the United States react to the federal sentence involving Samuel Gompers and fellow labor figures. The American Federation of Labor leaders criticize the ruling, while others urge caution and legal avenues. Strong quotes from James Dussin, Tobin, and Sweet reflect deep divisions over the use of presidential clemency and the implications for labor movements nationwide.
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