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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
2
A garbled snippet from the Eur d Alene Evening Press outlines a 1 hour advance service by carrier mail and weekly publication timing. The text shows misprints and partial publisher notes without clear names or dates.
Fragmented report discusses Brady’s gubernatorial bid and party rifts over his nomination. It notes Republican leaders wavering, Mormon influence controversy, and the possibility of replacing Brady with a less allied candidate to gain broad support while maintaining control. The piece also covers Thomas E Watson’s populist speech at Macon aimed at challenging the Republicans and Roosevelt era figures, predicting limited influence for Watson in the coming scene.
OCR fragment mentions Vancouver, Japanese, invasion fears, and white rule rhetoric. It references Chinatown, Canadians urged to rally, and notes about nations and minorities. Content is garbled but conveys wartime propaganda mood and fear of invasion with xenophobic overtones.
A lengthy debate over the legacy of a court decision questions gender equality and the legal status of women. The text argues the ruling confines women to a dependent, protected role and highlights calls to restrict rights as part of broader constitutional debates across twenty states.
A fragmented New York Times style column previews an old constitutional ratification anniversary linking it to contemporary politics. It discusses Hamilton Jay and the state convention at Poughkeepsie, mentions Gov. Clinton, and reflects on what if New York stayed independent. It then shifts to modern figures like Mr. Bryant, Mr. Fisk, and party prospects in a turbulent 1900s political frame.
President Roosevelt hosted Judge Taft at Oyster Bay for talks on Taft’s acceptance speech. No direct quotation or statement was issued. Taft planned to travel to New York for a late night stay at the Manhattan Hotel before returning to Cincinnati.
Fire at 12 20 am in the Pieamint Home lodging house in Wallace Idaho totally destroyed the building and its contents. Cause suspected a defective stove or heater due to smoking. Owner John Pettine of Wardner estimated loss at 3000 dollars with the building loaned by Mrs Lut Stimpson for a loan of about 100 dollars partially insured. Fire department struggled due to a faulty fire alarm box.
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