03 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
1
Washington June 3. Attorney General Wickersham announced the Justice Department will not press further against railroad rate increases without solid shippers data. The move follows new interstate tariff schedules raising rates 36 to 31 percent affecting most shipping centers.
Chicago June 3 A California governor Gillette and fighter Jeffries clash as governor defends private comments about the match. Sporting writers debate whether his remarks affect the bout and Jeffries reputation while public interest heats up ahead of the event. Probate court news notes busy probate judge and estate actions including adoptions and fees in ongoing cases.
The article discusses proposed Senate changes placing the burden of proving just and reasonable railroad rates on the railroads. It notes government valuation gaps, administration actions against railroad combinations, and a wave of rate increases filed by major lines affecting Chicago to eastern routes with over 2000 tariff pamphlets. The piece cites actions by the Interstate Commerce Commission and reactions to past rate bills.
The Weboo board completed signing contracts with BM, Kreig, and Cape Plumbing for the new high school heating plant. Kreig bid 37,948 and Cape Plumbing 4,290. Cape’s bid was not the lowest, but the board favored Cape Heating for experience. Kreig’s crew starts today to push the work to completion.
Government files brief in the suit against the Oregon and California railroad, now Southern Pacific, over grant lands valued around 43 million dollars. Government says railroad violated grant terms by selling land above quarter sections at high prices. Rail line argues it could dispose of its lands at whatever price, maintaining title to the lands. Lands in question lie between Portland and Ashland, Oregon.
June 3 Schenectady. Governor Hughes calls grand jury to probe corruption. thirty seven indictments issued against nineteen persons including supervisors plumbers ex-supervisors and contractors. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants in mortgage foreclosure and rail line cases.
A ceremony at Detton Gardens joined Grace White principal of Dalton Gardens school and fruit rancher James Wilson. Probate Judge Rebers officiated at the groom’s home, with guests including Mr and Mrs Wilmos and Mr and Mrs Kramer in attendance. An organizational meeting followed to establish a permanent group chaired by Joe Bigs.
Two large bog train shipments from Camas Prairie will be forwarded to Teeter by Jaton Baer, stock buyer. The note references Grangeville Idaho on June 3 and mentions HOGS NY THAINLOAD.
A pair of runaway horses caused brief excitement in the afternoon as one struck the Consumers company wagon near Sherman and Second streets. The other horse, belonging to Mr. O Rourke, charged down Sherman, then turned at Second Street before being stopped by a railing obstruction at City Hall. No injuries or major damage were reported.
Nelson Beuthare and partners launch The Come Grocery in Leon with a new store at Nee Pourth and Comar streets. The firm, led by Nelson and Fred Nelson, emphasizes long grocery experience and aims to serve local customers facing changing mercantile times. A coyotes report from Idaho notes Dr Merrington and wife nearby in Lewiston area.
June 2 marriage reported for Lewnard Reckeramer and Katherine Rastiman daughter of J L Kauffman. Both described as prominent local residents, with Reckeramer a well known Feang German farmer. Ceremony held yesterday morning at the Catholic Church conducted by Father Jamon.
Neighbors plan memorial rituals for Mander with a service on Friday morning followed by interment in the cemetery. Details indicate a wake at a local church and a graveside ceremony to honor the deceased.
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