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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions an entity and publication details in prior lines. The readable portion references an advance notice or publication product and a probable editor or publisher. The exact event, date, or location is unclear, but the item appears to be a newspaper notice from CEUR D ALENE based on the header.
Fragmentary editorial arguing that frontier justice and legal safeguards must evolve with frontier conditions. It contends the necessity of due process, questions reliance on expert testimony, and warns against hasty punishment of alleged murderers without solid fact and jury insight.
A damaged OCR fragment references Republican concerns over voting rights and Southern disenfranchisement of young men. It mentions white Republicans grappling with contests and electoral issues tied to citizenship and duty. The unreadable text limits precise detail but signals a political showdown over rights.
Fragmented report outlines a detained woman linked to a mystery case in New York Central custody. It notes a traveling companion, mentions poison theories, and weighs social themes from fashion to home life. Also touches on wartime era rhetoric and President Roosevelt’s remarks on international relations.
Long, tangled account of the 1908 Democratic National Convention mood and taft delegation strategies. Conference details, divisions, and anticipated votes reveal tensions between Taft supporters and pro-Washington factions. Includes notes on rural education plans and school standards shifts amid party maneuvering.
President George Mack of Lewiston Normal School plans to broaden the institution’s offerings by establishing a graduate department at the University of Chicago for psychology and by visiting industrial schools. He aims to study rural school trends and curriculums, gather Eastern and Western state data, and possibly add rural home economics and agricultural extensions to the program.
A satirical proposal from a New York newspaper discusses an Institute of Matrimony by the American Institute of Rogem en, envisioning controlled courtships and a three month course leading to arranged matches. The piece mocks the plan, suggesting meetings at Robert C. Auld’s home to discuss finances, appearance, and suitability as part of a supposed government suited program.
President names a national commission to study and advise on conservation of United States natural resources. The panel includes senators Allison, Smoot, Warren, Culberson, Nelson, and Reed, representatives Foote, Williams, Clark, and Overman, and officials from the reclamation and forestry services.
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