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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment shows a local court matter involving parties Pease and an unnamed respondent. The readable text hints at a civil dispute decision or hearing outcome, but key names and dates are obscured. The record preserves the fragmentary association with a legal proceeding in a community newspaper.
The piece lauds Dr Ellot as provident and notes Woodrow Wilson of Princeton praised as one of America's greatest educators. It marks Wilson’s 30th birthday with a history of his career from Bryn Mawr to Princeton and his influence on North South tensions. It mentions Idaho press resolutions and public officials like State Auditor Taylor and Walla, plus Republican leader ONeill urging openness on a possible gubernatorial bid.
The piece portrays a Beattie woman advocating for free speech by traveling to Spokane with the aim of making a martyr. It argues she would view motherhood in jail as a personal sacrifice and questions her moral role in bringing criminals into the world. The article also references the Milwaukee Road line from Plugmer to a distant point.
A fragmentary report hints at a route through Cosur d Alene and an uncertain description. The text suggests the paper lacks clarity about the city and provides little concrete detail about the place or its layout.
Philip Lindsey, veteran court reporter with New York and California bar admission, advocates Edison phonograph machines for major cases. He describes handling the Growerton navy yard inquiry, Washington Water Power investigation, and large Philippine and British Columbia reporting assignments, boosting efficiency and timeliness in Spokane offices.
A garbled list of real estate transactions dated December 24 1900 references transfers in Kootenai County Idaho. Names include Richard W LaFave John J Gane Fleming Grace R Mitts Wm Remer Washington Water Power Co Spokane Milwaukee Land Up etc. from various parcels and lots with map references and amounts.
A fragmented note lists groups who have used the all of wintery quid compound, DD. D, Prescription. The text appears as an OCR snippet lacking context or clear usage details. No names or places are clearly identifiable.
Fragmentary notes describe a convention in Columbia with speakers and attendees. Mention of Harmen and a welcome event appears among garbled lines. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
In a 1910 Chicago Tribune item a young man teased his sister with a cooking challenge at school. He claimed to know the top chop suey recipe after trips to Chinatown. He later sends her an envelope with the claimed perfect method, read aloud as the lesson of the day.
A London Times excerpt recalls Captain Booty a seventeenth century mariner famed for profanity and drink. Allegedly seized and carried to Stromboli to utter blasphemous speech, his ghost supposedly terrifies his widow in Lower Char es Street with a nightly apparition at supper.
A narrator hides among a fallen spruce and watches white footed mice move beneath spring snow. The patient observer notes two mice foraging, one briefly touching the narrator’s hand before retreating. The scene ends with a soft touch along the back as if stroking a kitten. It closes with a mild astonishment.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an eccentric wardrobe of King George IV era in Mugland with mentions of extreme plenty of clothing items. It references Usurville and a page describing coats breeches and other apparel.
A fragmentary report describes a claimed parasite linked to a tiger form with matching claws tail shape and serifs, asserted by a skeptic to be factual but unproved by accessible authorities. The text uses convoluted phrasing and appears to reference a debated biological anomaly.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a fatal error during a crossing and a football result where Kings beat Virwe times. Names and places are garbled, leaving unclear teams or dates. The readable parts suggest a dramatic incident and a sports score in a chaotic, partially legible clip.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a girl and a mother in a dispute about class status and a fault leading to departure from school. The readable parts indicate a consequence or accusation tied to schooling and injury, but exact details are unclear.
A garbled excerpt discusses weeping fowls, a bower run abort meat, and a caregiver named Bailly. It mentions a plan to be a Cerry and warns about deer-Lonton fyetamler be tree to your weed and poor ware, feed prescribed in unclear terms.
A row at table follows a new border's arrival as a pampered guest turns a spring centerpiece into a platform for poetry. The neighbor resists the sentimentality with a blunt retort about Wordsworth and verse during a harvest of social awkwardness.
A description of hallstones from New Yorke Mette explains how dust specks act as nuclei for moisture to form hail. It notes hailstones grow within high cirrus clouds, carried aloft by winds, and descend as hard bodies when they melt or break in sunlight.
Diary excerpt describes the Victoria fulla and Thunder Sounding Bmoire with vivid scenes of gigantic gorges and foaming torrents. Imagery includes lunar rainbow, clouds, and forest amid a dramatic river scene near Zambezi. Details mention beef meals at a Kimberley camp and a humorous miscue by Peakman about rations.
A London Grapple report describes grivdatones emitting vast amounts of unseen uilontestent particles that charge the air and irritate the lungs. Dust shows no immediate effect but can lead to gradual pulmonary irritation, prompting use of protective gear like gauze ve lines and metal wire to filter airborne meral dust.
A garbled excerpt describes a blurred scene with a vealer and a woman shouting in a weary street. The text is fragmentary and unclear, mentioning money, proximity, and a startled response. No coherent event or identifiable individuals are discernible.
A jumbled fragment describes an aunt figure falling and concerns about auntie. It mentions a niece and suggests feelings about a world overwhelmed by water and other anxieties. No clear event dates or locations are identifiable.
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