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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
2
Historical notes show a debate among figures like BLITY, Balter, and Pubiieber over a dartit commission. The passage mentions support for certain features of a war era program and references home industries, taxation, and revenue needs. It preserves uncertain dialogue about governance and varied opinions.
In Washington DC a Senate panel debates the Merchant Marine League's funding and influence. Representative McCleary of Minnesota is cited as having received $118 for speech making, while Secretary Peston reports a two hour reevaluation. The committee reviews letters and the league's alleged impact on policy.
The fragment describes summer gowns with silk bands and striped muslin, detailing fabric choices, folds, and decorative elements. It notes prevailing coat features, long sleeves, and the effort to achieve a refined look while maintaining comfort, referencing materials like silk and crêpe.
The Enmirota Republican convention nominates A. O. Mbernardt for governor by acclamation and unanimously to succeed Mowes E. Clapp as U S senator. Hugh Talbert leads insurgents in adopting a Roosevelt style conservation resolution, while a denunciation of the Payne Aldrich tariff bill is decisively defeated. The full Minnesota delegation supports the party platform and backs legislation serving the people.
A court case concerns butter merchants of New York and Africa protesting a weight shortfall in butter packages. The accused pleads not guilty as U.S. District Attorney Eider seeks warrants on relevant dairy weights. Witnesses describe pasteboard cartons weighing three and a half ounces with a two ounce cover, alleging the product wasn’t properly sealed.
The article quotes Haw Davie, actor and writer, judging the preacher artist divide after a performance of The Picture of Dorian Gray at the Oakland Orpheum. He laments pulpit purity, cites personal career risk, and contrasts rugged apostles with modern clergy, praising artistic vitality in faith discourse.
A remark on church conservatism clashing with youth ideas and adaptability in religion. A note on entertainment at Mr. Davis's theater, highlighting the second season of Picture of Dorian Gray and the shift from preacher to actor.
Washington June 22 Reports from across the country indicate growing Taft popularity as the president’s measures pass Congress. West lawmakers praise rail and related bills, noting insurgency waning and Republican unity backing the administration. Taft sees railroad and statehood bills advance, signaling brighter days ahead.
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