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Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

Page

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Financial Bill Expands National Banking Note Rules

Senate consideration outlines a financial bill by Aldrich to regulate circulating notes. It sets asset tests for associations, requires securities deposits, authorizes Treasury transfers, and imposes taxes on notes secured by bonds while detailing reserve requirements and redemption rules. The measure specifies bond-based security and government oversight for expanding note issues.

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Local lodge holds installation and banquet at Randers Hall

The Jocal order of Eagies held installation last night at Randers Hall. A large attendance enjoyed the event with ample numbers present. An elaborate banquet followed. The lodge is growing rapidly with about 11 percent more members. Officers named include D. M. Butcher worthy president, A. Blanchard president, W. H. La Fayette treasurer, C. Burling secretary, D. H. Matthews chaplain, Frank Cooper inner guard, H. Quy outer guard, Max Dorland worthy physician, and trustees D. R. Lauter J. W. Koosey and Gey Seariom.

Egies Eagies Randers Hall Albundance Thom Tuatalind D. M. Butcher Blanchard W. H. la Fayette C. Burling~ Ume D. H. Matthews Frank Cooper H. Quy Max Dorland Worthy D. R. Lauter J. W. Koosey Gey Seariom

Ballinger Resigns as General Land Office Commissioner

Ballinger resigns as commissioner of the General Land Office effective March 1, ending nearly a year in office. Frederick Monnett, assistant commissioner, will move Ballinger to Beattie. Ballinger had restructured the land office for improved efficiency during his tenure.

Washington, Jan A. Ballinger Land Offen Frederick Monnett Muaistant Ballinger Beattie Garfield Nteres Teltmyriah Garhold Mailinger Jor Nervion

New Rule Aims to End Delays in Baseball Games

The American League magnates meet tomorrow to consider a proposed rule to abolish delays in games. President Johnson and most owners back the measure, which follows a $200 fine sustained against the Cleveland club for dilatory tactics in a Detroit game on September 12. Public sentiment favored a stricter rule to curb slow play and deliberate delays.

Chicago Johnson Cleveland Detroit

Inaugurated Governor Crothers at Maryland ceremony

Annapolis Maryland January 8 Governor Crothers was inaugurated as chief executive of Maryland under Governor Warfield. Delegations from across the state attended the ceremony making it a notable event with many special trains dinners and private yachting parties drawing large crowds of spectators.

Annapolis Ovarnor Crothers Maryland Warfield Dean ‘Oerate

City orders Sunday closure and jail for saloons in Spokane

Spokane mayor Moore and Chief Rice acted after a city council push to close Sunday saloons and expand jail space. The mayor directed arrests of open saloons and barred women from random floors. a sharp council debate followed over enforcing the Sunday law and potential impeachment threats.

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Stork Expected at Imperial Palace Amid Royal Health Fears

Reports say a stork is due at the Imperial palace as Alexandra weakens from illness and weight loss. Doctors attend the empress for weeks while royal circles await the birth. A quarantine at Mr and Mrs Oro Petersons home on Lakeside Street ended after Scarlet Fever suspicion proved noncontagious.

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Water Power Co Settles Damages

Washington Water Power Co has settled many disputes with landowners along the Coeur d Alene river. The firm purchased several island properties and compensations were paid to those whose rights were affected by high water. A key suit by BR Lawds Lumber Co remains to be decided in court.

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Inland Empire lumber industry to lead future trade growth

A long, if garbled, report from Inland Empire foresters argues the region holds vast standing timber and rail access to fuel a multi-year lumber boom. It highlights forests in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana and notes rising home use and demand across the Midwest and South. The piece touts supplies of pine and tamarack, rail capacity, and potential for regional development to sustain lumber exports for years to come.

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Dose Mine Makes Big Showing

The Comur Wain stockholders at the Mining company led by FL Hurwait claim exposure of ore in a rich vein. The property near Pierce Oxy A Uy includes a 2 fin sample mill and a developing claim with ore weighing 25 pounds per ton valued at 115 TH per ton, highlighting a promising project for 1890s mining interests.

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Presbyterian And tents The Indien aid Boceny ud the Pre Vyterian yleeteh ter vew perday afters anon at Yer Late af My VW Bee ter for thete auuue

A fragmentary report lists Presbyterian leaders and local volunteers at a meeting, noting a slate of officers and honorary members. The text references President Mee VW Ban, Vice President Mire Chari Wurrey, and other officials, with caretaker roles and a reception hosted by Mr. Sander.

Harys Timperet Mire Chari Wurrey Meread Sin Fred Weace Merrewiry Hogrquin Seanchal Emmretacy Mie W. Atotdard Trommaser

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