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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
2
Women’s oxford styles promoted in patent leather kid and metal options. Prices featured include 92.25, 89.50, 1.95, 5.00 and 21.00 for various regular priced oxford models, highlighting early 20th century shoe promotions and sale figures.
A fragmentary source recounts allegations that a local paper misrepresented preparations in Wallace, accusing it of misleading residents about a supposed threat to turn the town into a battleground. It praises firefighters and civic members for containment and communal vigilance.
The article describes a renewed railway freight trade with reduced rates around 10,000 francs per car, aiming to boost activity. It notes cost cuts, rising receipts, and potential further rate changes to balance costs, with dividends cited and concerns about regional translation of traffic.
Cincinnati Ohio July 2006 taft to be formally nominated as republican candidate for president atIon tomorrow arrangements completed for a grand event featuring a long acceptance speech of about 8500 words by taft. prominent speakers include senator Warner of Minnesota and a major fireworks display planned over Mount Adams by the ohio river with a flotilla of launches and a daylight exhibit two.
In Chicago on July 27 William Jennings Bryan spent Sunday at the Auditorium Annex with visitors, including Weulik M. Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican National Committee. They discussed campaign plans, with no formal action taken. Bryan attended morning church services and later met Democratic subcommittee members. Norman Mack announced Democratic HQ plans in New York and Buffalo, with advisory committees to be formed.
Judge Speer in Mount Airy grants a preliminary injunction blocking Atlantic Coast Line, Louisville Nashville, Nashville Chattanooga St. Louis, Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific, and Southern railroad companies from collecting changes to maple product freight rates from western and southern points. Hearing on appeal set for July 26. If upheld, shippers may avoid higher costs and keep commerce flowing.
New York July letters reveal Theodore Roosevelt accepts honorary presidency of the Possewad Arbitration League. He endorses a program for peace through adequate armament and effective arbitration, urging strong national defense while seeking universal arbitration where possible. McCreary of Kentucky acts as league president.
Prohibition divides Birmingham Alabama voters as the Democratic primary selects mayor between Captain Frank P. O'Brien, who opposes prohibition, and former Mayor W. M. Drennan, who campaigns as a prohibitionist. A county unit previously blocked a prohibition change, affecting the contest.
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