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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1908
Page
2
A fragment from the 1087 issue of the CEEUR D ALENE EVENING PRESS shows names Baltor and Publianer in a brief headline fragment. The readable text offers no clear event, date, or location beyond the two proper names.
The speech argues against waiting until after the election to curb trusts, urging tariff reform as the cure. It criticizes high protective tariffs and supports shifting to revenue-generating duties while removing protections for imported luxuries. It condemns political hypocrisy and calls Idaho Republicans to duty, warning of a November defeat for supporters of treachery.
A fragmented report details Republican tensions over party platform integrity and calls for reform. It cites criticism of leaders, internal factions, and federal alignment, with mentions of Jaume H. Kady and the Oregon Abort Line amid a broader drive to challenge the political machine.
Whonh girl Mia Halen Nise, claiming Chicago experience, sought a tram operator job with James W. Thompson. She reported another man, a “Helen” in restroom, declaring love and implying he could not live without her. The confession led to dismissal and sparked consternation among other operators.
Portland report shows George Brownell former state official from Clackamas County challenging Senator Patton’s political circle. He accuses Henvey and Vollan in alleged conspiracy while hinting at more disclosures on Patton’s rise. Fraser J. Honey also weighs in on the Patton dispute.
A fragment from a Denver area column hints at a political clash over local option measures. The text references district actions, erratic headquarters, and a banishment as a political consequence, with unclear specifics due to OCR damage.
A Spokane dispatch outlines massive poultry imports from the Midwest and rising local production, noting high demand and favorable climate. It highlights Mrs Balmer of Spokane's 1907 chicken-raising results and warns of social ills tied to alcohol and vice, urging community reform and support for poultry culture.
The Rev W A Wry of the Methodist preached a Sunday evening sermon on Popular influence denouncing the liquor trade. He warned it degrades families, disrupts prayer, ruins professions, and destroys morals. He urged aiding the needy without condoning vice and cautioned against the destructive social impact of saloons.
New York on February 24 reports that preparations were complete for the Hudson river tunnel opening tomorrow afternoon. President Roosevelt will push an electric button from Washington to start the wheels of the project, with Governor Hughes and Governor Wort attending. They will gather in the tunnel and tour the river bed, then proceed to the Jersey side for examinations. A dinner at Berry’s is planned with many state and local officials invited.
John Rader, a veteran hunter and trapper from North Yakima, predicts President Roosevelt would find ample excitement in central Washington. He hints at a possible presidential visit and says local game would offer unique experiences, including bear encounters in nearby counties.
In Seattle Feb 44 the Gret class armored cruisers Colorado and Presaylvesia reached the navy yard at Puget Sound for drydock and repairs. They carry a four-wighbises Urechhiending Filles battery and recently returned from Magdalena Bay after a month at target practice. Other warships will follow for repairs ahead of Avett 26.
Philadelphia February 24 A faction of unemployed foreigners in the city’s southern foreign settlement obstacles to meetings of anarchists and other groups sparked tensions. Police halted a Jewish benevolent society gathering after orders from Public Works Director Clark. Despite security, a protest meeting proceeded as attendees planned to advertise and hold a large gathering to contest free speech rights. Central Labor Union opposed the parade and warned of possible trouble if demonstrations continued.
A man claiming to have been born in Egypt 6000 years ago says he supervised construction of pyramids and the temple of Bolo moon and the Rome forum. Four men are said to be allied with him and have applied to Atlanta police for protection against enemies who threaten his safety.
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