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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
2
Local clipping reports a court involvement featuring Walter and a publisher in Coeur d Alene. Details are fragmented but indicate a civil or press related matter engaging two named parties and official proceedings.
The Supreme Court upholds a law forbidding corporations from interfering with labor organization activities. It declares the measure constitutional and argues it advances personal rights by limiting an employer’s unilateral firing without cause. The ruling is praised as moving toward an open shop and aligning employer and worker interests, though critics fear it could broaden labor organization influence.
An excerpted column relays tensions around senator Hayd Mazillon and a proposed Associat bill, with banker opponents and public figures like Heyburn and Heybury weighing in. It notes state police law passage, journalistic tensions at the Joker, and debates on governance, law, and rights amid local financial talk and newspaper contention.
Wilbur D Neubutm to write an opera with Raymond Mubibell and Seymour Hicks plan a waking dramatization of Coumo Hamilton's novel. Martha Morton rewrites The Movers. Maude Adams to appear in The Jesters mid January in New York. Justin M H McCarthy writes Cassar Borgia to be produced by H B Irving. Belena Etter to join Mr EM Boyle in The Strume at private life. Hartley Manners new modern play to be presented after the new year. Weedon Grossmith revives The Night of the Party in New York after a long gap. George Broadhurst offers a new play to Brady & Griemer with Douglas Fairbanks to star next season. Fairbanks currently in The Man and the Hour company in a leading role.
An aquarium keeper notes that visitors frequently request attendants to turn over horseshoe crabs that lie on their backs in the pool. The crabs right themselves using a spiked tail and sand, aided by careful handling when porcelain liners fail. Observers, especially women, often express more serious interest in the process as staff monitor and assist these ancient creatures.
In Prankfort the state site near the fork where the Tudian figure will be hewn hosts plans for the Capitol pediment. Pola Rowak, an Austrian sculptor, joins Colour Scott to craft the scene and place Indian figures in niches high on the western pinnacle. A tournament marks the opening of the new ground, with Boots and pipers expected to attend, as stone work and cliffside outlooks shape a rugged setting.
Witty anecdotes show wives of sentiment balancing poetry with practicality. Jean Paul reads to his wife who quips about mending a stocking hole. Sir Walter Scott and Lady Scott remark on lambs as symbols of peace and innocence, with Lady Scott praising them and mint sauce.
The Lanteville Courier Journal reports a carved rock monument near Frankfort Kentucky along the Pewk's Mill Pike. The statue depicts an Indigenous chief and is described as a unique historical landmark overlooking Bisborwervek waters, linked to battleground legends and early Kentuckian settlement.
The piece reports Scots in California adapting curling to indoor roller rink play using a wooden stone and three small rollers to prevent damage to the floor. It notes a novel, safer method for the game amid scarce natural curling stones.
Local reports indicate moves by California communications authorities to expand coverage and improve service quality across multiple regions. Officials aim to modernize infrastructure, boost reliability, and address rural connectivity gaps highlighted by residents and businesses.
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