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Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1908

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Shoot to Kill Streetcar Thugs in Spokane

Washington Water Power posts a $500 reward for streetcar holdup criminals and information leading to arrest. Traction company considers similar step as motormen and conductors are armed with orders to shoot if threatened. Officials say guards on cars were discussed but not adopted.

Spokane Wash Atregt Earw Washington Water Power Company Barne Traction Company I. C. Farr Makiag Cnews Crimman J. A. Wilson Washington Water Power Compass Washington Water Power ‘Company Ite FP. C. Parr Smith

Knights of Fyib Lan to observe 44th anniversary

Lodge No. 12 Knights of Fyib Lan meets at Wardner Hall Wardner, Maho, on February 17 as part of the 44th anniversary of the founding. A program is planned with an address by Rev. J. D. Nadlae of Walton. The detailed speakers and topics follow, with tributes and ceremonial observances.

Rrange Ortetwatios Anatvera Wardner Hall Wardker Maho Aplees Lodge Knights of Fyiblan Fll Priblesiom J. D. Nadlae Walton Typ Ihempera Hunae

Wallace Debates Triple Telephone Firms Need Franchises

In Wallace Idaho on February 17 residents debated allowing three telephone companies to operate. Citizens worried about cost confusion and unequal service with mixed support for more entrants while questioning North Idaho Telephone’s franchise and long distance plans. The Inter State Telephone Company denied any contract, calling current lines insufficient for long distance. Interest grows among local telephony investors amid a split opinion on issuing new franchises.

Wallace Idaho North Idaho ‘Telephone Company Interstate Telephone Company Counci North Idaho ‘Company Telephone Interats Kay

Creed and ritual draw crowds at Salt Lake City lecture

Benjamin Pay Milla spoke to thousands today on his new theory of philosophy. He presented a revised ritual doctrine but did not betray the Mormon faith, drawing a packed audience in the Salt Lake theatre where the afternoon lecture was delivered.

Salt Lake Citt Uiak Thera Philoesopher Benjamin Pay Milla Balt

Women Speak Against Saloon Beside Church

In Pokanek Wash on February 11 Mrs P P Bilhora led a YWCA meeting at the First Methodist church condemning saloon culture and praising civic reform. She urged kindness and time as investments, noting persistent social needs and the hope for a further mass meeting next Sunday at 4 80 o'clock.

Pokank Wash Cultivated and Christian Society P. P. Bilhora W. GA First Methodiat Church Neeta Mitra M Wute Miss Wharton Mary E. Wharton Mabel Metsairs Robeson Mra J.C. Barlina Ama Bates J. M. Simonon Association Prac Oaide W. A Stixe Ellen Walter Wi ‘Bhenald

Japanese Ambassador Arrives Amid War Talk In Washington

Daron Wakahten arrived in Washington with remarks that a war between the United States and Japan would be the most inhuman event in world history. He added that Japanese nations understand little of rupturing cordial relations and warned against sensational coverage for commercial gain. Baron Takahirate, an old Roosevelt ally, prepares to meet the president after two years in Rome as ambassador to Italy.

Japan Wamhuington D.C Daron Wakahten Washingeton New York United States Terry Anlene Smbasmdor Washington Pacific Ocean America Baron

Mills Provide Jobs as Planing Mills Resume Operations

The Mills ThesB and R. Laws Lumber Co planing mills, shut for two months for repairs and upgrades, begin staged reactivation. About 25 workers at the ThesB operation and 150 at the main mill, totaling roughly 176 to 200 jobs, with a full restart expected soon and a steady run ahead. Mill manager T. Carroll says half the machinery will start tomorrow, with the rest to follow and a continuous run anticipated. Improvements include new machinery, a large dry bin and several warehouses. Operations aim to resume fully in Coeur d Alene, lifting business activity as before.

Thesb R. Laws Lumber Company Stout Unie Pany T. Carroll Comany Rouire Thair Coeur d'Alene Will Hvely Deis

Taft campaign week starts in New England and beyond

Taft plans a busy week beginning in New England where he will vie with Hughes for support. He will speak at Concord New Hampshire and addresses Yale clubs in New Haven. The trip includes Yale connections, campus events, and Republican outreach as Democrats in Oklahoma and other states weigh in on the nomination battle.

Wabshington D. C Taft New England Hughes Taft Club Concord N. M New Haven Young Men's Republican Club Yale Corporation Connecticut Wreck Butterworth Yale Skinner Taftie Yake Permimion Stokes Tale Corporation Tale Bultalg Xansal Dia Cannon Territory Chicago Mayhen Bia Dalegaton Republicas Nations Sidney Okie Warren St. Charis Georvary Tutt Okishoma Arra

Admiral Converse review defends American battleships

Poh 17. By direction of the president Secretary Moton has released Admiral Converse’s report assessing the battleship program. He defends ship design, drills, defense guns, and turret layouts, arguing U S ships are not inferior to foreign vessels despite noted compromises. He notes improvements in future battleship quality and crew proficiency. Also mentions a separate court filing on a divorce case in a local court.

Wamenoton D. C Motonlf Converse Foreign Services Pasitie

Death of Mrs Mullan in Spokane Hospital

Mrs Mullan wife of Captain Thomas Mullan of this city died at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane after surgery. Born October 4, 1850 in Morherville, Illinois, she lived in Minnesota before moving to Coeur d Alene. She leaves husband Captain Mullan, son Vinyé, daughter Mrs August Nidd, and two grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 o clock Wednesday from the Catholic church with burial at Pulremeunt.

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