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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
2
The Bryan era returns in a cautious light as his twelve years of world travel and mature judgement sharpen his appeal. Conservative judges label Nebraska and Wisconsin as leaning to Bryan while the South and Midwest show support, signaling a strong Democratic drift this year.
Fragmentary OCR information discusses Niagara peninsula land for cultivation and central industry, noting a long-standing report and uncertain implications about its suitability and future use.
A distorted record notes Judge Tart and imagined phrases about real gentleness, with references to Britain and Asia. The piece mentions anniversaries, unrest, and a controversial erection at Gallows Mle, reflecting a controversial and confused narrative about regional events and maritime topics of the era.
The piece argues that despite predictions, travel to Europe remains popular but altered by cost. Many stay home due to money fears, while others take shorter trips or local outings. The article notes tourism broadens knowledge of home country and stresses frugal travel plus value of local scenery and forest trips.
Under the New Currency Law two New York national banks, standing at the confluence of the country’s conservative banking system, return government funds while resisting lower interest on deposits. The measure seeks 1 percent interest on deposits but banks warn higher rates raise costs and risk, citing recent troubles and market reactions.
A fragmented report discusses postage rate cuts in the United States and United Kingdom, noting expected revenue declines and shifts in mail volume. It reflects political views on tariffs and resources, mentioning Roosevelt and Taft. The text includes scattered sentiments on public policy and race remarks amid a broader editorial voice.
May Blequly notes a potential new campaign issue as Secretary Cortelyou contemplates delaying redeeming or refunding 3 and 4 percent war bonds. The plan would shift to 2 percent bonds, affecting interest costs and political repercussions ahead of a Democratic 1908 campaign.
Headquarters were opened here today by the national officers of the Knights of Pythias ahead of the convention near rek Preparations indicate almost one hundred thousand visitors and the gathering will involve substantial expenditures making it the most lavish fraternal event yet held.
President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay with Tim L. Woodruff and Loomis of Ohio to discuss national and state political prospects. Loomis plans Japan trip via San Francisco and Hawaii while touching on Venezuelan tensions and President Castro.
In WALMINGTON on July 50 officers say ships will carry crew to the Pacific. The voyage includes men leaving from the Newport and Norfolk training home. Soon after the Pacific fleet arrives, operations will begin around various Pacific islands.
The records describe a small press operation near the lake catering to individualized art prints. It highlights a local publisher named Puvilishing Cp and a Print Shop by the Lake offering tailored prints for select customers.
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