03 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
1
Fragmented report notes a deadly mine explosion in Mexico with rescue efforts at Los Esperanza and third shaft, while U S political headlines detail an administration drive on constitutional ratification, postal banks and commerce law, amid party debates and preparations in Washington.
Behubert Club of Coeur d Alene renders an evening program of folk song and music at 20 o clock. About 35 voices join in chorus with solos and selections including orchestral pieces and piano numbers. Audience expected to enjoy the well known performances by G Abngulat and Norquist among others.
In district court Judge Dunn sentenced Earl Davis and Frank Jones to one to one year in the state penitentiary on their guilty plea for burglary in the city late December. Witnesses testified in the Hillman and Hill and Harriman railroad expansion context as entertainment viewers observed stereoptical views of the new city and open country. The St Louis Laymen's Missionary movement convened with delegates from various sectors to push evangelization globally.
Washington February 3 The Senate confirmed W F Chase as postmaster at Northport Washington The same day a new Pacific steamship service between Beattie and the Orient was announced with the Cheaper Maru sailing from Yokohama for Hong Kong on maiden trip Yemel will proceed to Java and then Beattie due March 26 Pecan Marie and Mexican Maru set sail on their initial York voyages in July 13 and January 14 respectively.
In New York a preliminary hearing reports Jack Johnson, 18, under charge following an alleged assault on Nathan Pinder involving a wine bottle. The case was moved to Justice Goff in the criminal branch for trial planned over two weeks. Also noted, Helena Montana, Feb 3, bids open for granite supply for state capitol project with W Conrad offering and bidding details.
The U S census bureau began the federal census of manufacturers mines quarries petroleum and natural gas under chief statistician William A Steuart with about 100 special agents to be appointed by Director Durand. Confidentiality is stressed and only sworn staff may inspect reports. Penalties apply for unauthorized publication. Also reports from New York note a mine disaster in Primero Colorado with 92 miners affected and fatalities. A Kentucky rail commission hearing addresses shipper code proposals.
In Mineola New York Mary Annte Brokaw was awarded $41600 yearly for maintenance in a divorce from William Gould Brokaw. The judge upheld the plaintiff's claims and dismissed other allegations. The husband had demanded $90000 annually, but the court set the maintenance at the stated amount.
The high school faces financial strain after a poor season and costly schedule. Students and volunteers organize dances and events to ease debt, with public support urged to back the school. Lewiston game notes and a pavilion event are mentioned as part of efforts to raise funds.
A Baltimore report details the double killing of Mattie Lawson and Mabel, Persian Mo [Sammedan], both students, by Killeh Mabe, amid a love feud. After a brief chat in police custody he killed Lawson and Mabel, then attempted suicide. The case centers on jealous romance and a fatal gunman’s act.
Report on the February meeting of the rule committee discusses possible revisions to football, including allowances for safer tackling and changes to the diving tackle. Proposals aim to curb dangerous mass formations and protect players while preserving competitive balance, with broad discussion of rule effects on play style. The committee notes public concern as season opens and emphasizes careful consideration before any enactment.
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