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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a marriage that sparked jokes about true love and list numerous gifts including a dog collar with diamonds a lama and a pearl plaque and a pearl chain various items described without clear context or dates
Fragmentary local notice discusses visitors from Coward Alane and a fishing farm visit influencing impressions for conventions. Mentions welcome preparations, lake scenery, and advertising campaigns. Also references the Drexel mansion wedding in London and royal death context, with scattered notes on incomes and titles.
Los Angeles reports discuss a postcard campaign by Brook linn and church groups urging Governor Ollett to refrain from interfering in a major political clash. Funded by Jeffries, John Brink, and others, cards urge supporters to resist external pressure and promote the election narrative nationwide.
In Randpoint Idaho on June votes by city residents rejected all bonding measures. Fire department auto equipment received 110 for 98 against. City hall equipment and furnishings 104 for 117 against. Fire alarm system 120 for 100 against. Municipal water works 64 for 164 against. Two-thirds approval required but not achieved.
Dividends declared and to be distributed this month raise June aggregate by 9 499 008, due to resumed payments by industrial and other corporations. Of disbursed 42 076 768 are dividends and 22 200 are interest, with core and bond issues driving the rise. The attached summary lists major changes to dividends including American Cotton Oil common and Chesapeake and Ohio.
June 1 report from T. canvasses a Vassar College graduating class showing many students inclined to marry. The piece notes marriages as a goal and mentions social pressures and qualities like desirability and determination, reflecting evolving expectations among the cohort.
A fragment notes a gathering of a national convention with tents across the country. The text mentions Kalama zoos and a mid June date, with references to participants or organizers identified as Geingaian and Macional Dieania, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Coroner H H Schlegel said the death near 1418 Kernan Avenue appears foul play and investigators note several suspicious details. The body of the man identified as Kilmer M Winstead was found face down in a ditch with four inches of dirt, while brother KE Johnson from 505 Kernan and J Le Thatsero of the same address provided statements. Johnson, 63, recently relocated from Seattle and employed as a plumber, had been digging the ditch for Edward McCaffery. Johnson’s disappearance from the Chom Soot beth area was reported last Monday, with relatives alerted yesterday. Detectives Cox and McCloud were assigned to the case under Captain Martin J Lyne.
In Portland Oregon June reports allege Rev W T Buster and Sunnyside Methodist Church face a conspiracy to remove Rev T B Ford as Portland district superintendent. Friends of Buster say church board refusal to pay an approved assessment after January 15 violates Methodist rules and church discipline and implicates the Bishop and Oregon conference.
James Donnelly of Spokane, a newspaper journeyman aboard the Allantine from Paris, was robbed of $1000 by a man posing as a helper named Willam McDonald. They met at the Board of Trade building after promising to exchange old money for American bank notes. McDonald went inside by one door and emerged by another, taking the money. Donnelly filed a police report.
Ex president Roosevelt offers testimony on the effectiveness of the Springfield rifle in hunting large game. Descriptions include a 280 yard shot breaking a bull's back, a throat cut wound to an animal, and a brain shot at close range. Additional hunts at Rippos board yield multiple hippopotamuses and a rhinoceros, with nine Springfield bullets noted.
South Dakota farmers expect a lean crop this year and banking topics dominate the agenda at the State Banks conference convened in Yankton. Officials from the Department of Agriculture and local bankers discuss financing plans and crop prospects amid uncertain markets.
A terse notice reports Foung Rookevalt relocating Propile to a new site in North Haven. Details on the move, timing, and destination are limited in the readable text, with officials confirming a change of address and occupancy in the local plan.
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