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Newspaper

Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

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Taets Advice to Republicans at Yale Alumni Dinner

President Taft warned Yale graduates that the Republican Party risks becoming a minority opposition if it fails to meet people’s promises. He spoke extemporaneously about Dickinson and party unity, urging adherence to reform while noting Democratic labels and past elections. The audience, including Yale faculty, reacted with cheering as he outlined party contrasts and future challenges. Separately, New York reports resurfaced on indictments in federal cases involving conspiracy to restrain trade and anti trust violations, naming several directors and Sugar company figures.

New Haven Coon Taft Yale Lmue Congress Rebatican Party Bie Republican Party Charles Francia Adams Pople

Knox executed bold coup on Japan amid finance aims

A masked view says Secretary Knox engineered a strategic move to influence Japan by expanding American finance via railroad funding. It portrays the action as a deliberate spoke in Japan's wheel, noting Japanese officials and press silence while affirming U.S. bankers gain a loan role for major lines.

Wash Nterua B. C Knox Japan Daance Crive Maion Urin Hawaii Opental Americas

Fragmentary OCR Note on China Policy and Merchants

Fragmentary text discusses China policy and commercial development. Mentions Western observations and perceived government massing, with references to merchants and protests influencing relations. The passage cites a page reference but lacks complete facts or clear outcomes.

July Fourth Arrangements Promises Grand City Celebration

The committee on arrangements works on repairs for Independence Day on July 5. Kalberg decorates streets and plans banners and lights. a public wedding is set at Sherman and Fourth with a pavilion. Expect large crowds from mining districts upriver and elsewhere, with about 20 000 visitors anticipated. The parade aims to be the largest ever, featuring school groups, lodges, sports, a log rolling contest, rook drilling, and prizes. The wedding prize package involves a furnished dome and a $ is estimated with display at Coeur d Alene Furniture. Reverend Pry will perform the ceremony.

Kalberg Presidente Counnry UN Timber Sherman Fourth St Prise Howe Abd Abo Lot

Hart seeks injunction to limit county tax on timber lands

Charles H. Hart files suit in Coeur d Alenes district to block county from collecting taxes on his timber holdings tied to a recent land transfer involving the Edwarde Matridge Timber company. Spokane HQ Mr Smith oversees extensive timber operations in the area with potential impact on tax assessments and future canons.

Charles H. Hart Mhosbone Hhe Edweride Matridge Timber Company Smith Spokane Coeur d’Alenes

Founding Kennedy Wedding Misses Cowar D'Alwon'e Dentinte Bond

De Bly Youngberg and Mow Mand Kennedy wed at the home of Mr and Mrs W K Redge with Be Dwyane as host and Abe Oride as observer. The couple, once announced, were given away by Mr W Besti and plan a long honeymoon before returning home to friends.

Youngberg Mow Mand Kennedy W. K. Redge Be. Dwyane Hestman Abe Oride W. Besti Young Ann Cowar Alwon Hee Nate

Earthquake Completes Work in Western Coal Regions

The Western Coal Associations and United Mine Workers of America signed a pact to resume operations at multiple mines including Canmory Letheriden and Horal, with no discrimination against workers. Wage terms and return-to-work date set for June, aiming to restore industrial peace after recent disruption. Also reports two severe tremors causing further damage and fear of renewed upheaval.

Diritied Colombia Hobmeh B.C LoThe Hove America IIT Sacle Canmory Letheriden Horal Tateh Hillgreai Mallevie Lille Cote Himmer Ube Hn Sen Oplov Coseman Schenew Yemet Teria Ines Frank Sherman Athens

Woman Charged With Murder in Bank Building Killing

In Reno Nevada a woman appeared on charge of murder in a bank building case. The suspect claimed a quarrel over 68 coins as payment for services. The victim was shot and died near the entrance as officers investigated. The defendant fled, later located by police, with the motive tied to a dispute over compensation.

Ealler Bere Braeh Hereel Wevak Point Pedron Mervark

Western Senators Hear Tax on Corporations Debate in Senate

In Washington on July 1 the Senate debated taxation of corporations with Western Senators leading the talks. Key speakers included Senator Borah Senator Mint and Senator Bourne, arguing the tax is a public revenue measure while Borah warned it could harm states and labor. Borah pledged to later show the motive behind the proposal.

Washington Senate Borah Mint California Fienaine Bourne Oregon Hourie Craators Staten Ita Republi

Chinese urged to aid in murder case search

Ban Puancinco July 1 Chinese acting minister at Wellington Khaw Chung urged Chinese residents to assist in a vigorous search for Low Ling the man linked to the murder of Klale Sie fel of New York. Chinese people condemn the crime and will cooperate to bring the murderer to justice.

Ban Puancinco Chinatown G. Khaw Chung Wellington Chinene Eo Hetieg Lown Ling Klale Siefel New York Jan Pravdeen

Summer reading plan at the public library

The library announces a summer program starting June 6 with 10 volumes of fiction selected to be added for checkout. Funds will support standard reference works and a plan to provide access to lending books during the coming year as the school opens in September.

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Preparations for Opening Crowds in City Ahead of Event

Preparations ramp up for the opening crowd with registration and guards planned. Business houses and private firms prepare provisions and lodging as vendors arrange to handle a large influx while officials coordinate sanitary measures and border controls. Public meeting to train notaries and discuss opening logistics is planned at the Commetta club home with Acting Superintendent Witten arriving in July.

Hossle Burmens Baw Rae Ageti Wi Goring Acton Witten Gomme Tela Club

Railway Hearing Amid Land Claim Confusion

In a disrupted report, content mentions a railway wave hearing and a land claim by Van Dorn under homestead law in township 45 north range east. The article notes prior settlement, rejection reasons, and a directive to determine if the claimant settled before the time of the claim, with potential entry approval pending.

Jobe van Beare Parte van Dorn Toner

Amalgamated Labor Policy Protest Tensions Rise

A torn OCR item describes a confrontation over shop policy amid a labor dispute. It mentions a corporation, Amalgamated, and a commitment to open shop practices. The text references police involvement and a march or action today, with unclear specifics on locations or participants.

Puetabung Ream Askeo Erie Staten Binel Corporation Ead Ht Lathon St Bree Sived Tia Peltey Mua Wiend

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