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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from the Dieur d'Alene Evening Press shows editor MOOTT and publisher roles with garbled lines about a Sunday deity recitation and area a mile away, offering no coherent news event or facts.
A political column praises O Neil for declaring clear principles on public education and temperance. It contrasts his stance with opponent Clagstone and notes Governor Ready and Roosevelt as benchmarks in the broader GOP discussion. The piece frames O Neill as the most consistent Republican candidate for governor.
Fragmentary text discusses a law system a century old and the idea of progress being blocked within the country. The readable lines touch on governance and fate, with opaque phrases suggesting change is looming yet details remain unclear.
A historical note discusses delays in English equity law, citing the idea that swift and cheap justice benefits all. It references figures like Parker and Altos J. and compares equity rules to English chancery practice, while noting the slow move to federal courts and the public scandal of lengthy procedures.
Disjointed wires and agency reports describe clashes near Managua with Madris advancing toward Bluefields. Claims of victories and massacres swirl as revolutionaries and Madris forces clash, prompting calls for U.S. recognition of Nicaragua’s president and warnings of bloodshed.
A garbled, OCR like fragment cites American and Nicaraguan forces amid a clash described with chaotic language. It mentions Venus out of New Orleans, districts, and efforts by generals, with references to troops, rifles, and knives. The passage lacks coherent chronology and verifiable names.
President Taft departs Washington for a four day tour through Ohio and Michigan. He will speak at Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania Ada Ohio and Munros and Jackson Michigan. He will deliver commencement addresses at Bryn Mawr College and Ohio Northern University. He attends a Detroit chamber of commerce banquet and unveils a statue at Monroe in a commemorative event honoring the Republican Party’s birth. He returns to Washington Saturday night.
In Portland Oregon on June 2 a strike threat looms as 400 transfer teamsters and 300 mechanics threaten to quit work unless wage cuts end and an eight hour day plus a ten cent increase per hour are granted. Workers currently toil eight hours and earn 3.50 dollars per day.
June 2 report from Mantua P. L. notes the United States transport Indianapolis foundered in twenty fathoms near Corrigidore Island. All on board escaped. a likely submerged wreck remains. Rescue and raise efforts are uncertain as weather and depth hinder salvage.
A chaotic text fragment describes rumors of milk contamination and fake proofs of infection. It mentions Tip, a city resident, and hints at a dairy sanitary scare used to excite public fear. No clear facts or names are verifiable from the readable lines.
An old advertisement urges readers to recognize kidney distress symptoms such as dark secretions frequent passages and constant backache. It promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy, citing a testimonial from Erickson in Coeur d Alene and noting price and dealer availability.
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