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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
2
The Wallace Times reports the Federation of Woman's Clubs of the Fourth district is believed to back a Blackfoot Republican slate, circulating petitions and fundraising appeals. The piece accuses the paper of bias while noting GOP plans and a Denver convention forecast.
A fragmentary discussion questions paying our civil war debts before new conflicts. It argues that wartime expenditures should be redirected to reclaim lands and waterways, warns against provoking further war, and notes political pressures shaping policy and funding. The garbled text references Justice Direwers and Beclallet propaganda while touching on taxation and federal contrasts.
Captain Wallace died yesterday at Minor hospital after a long seafaring career in southeastern Alaska. He served Goodall Nelson by L8TB rising from sailor to boat master, first commanding the Idaho in 1887. Born in Scotland he married Miss Kila Dennett in 188T and was survived by his wife. He belonged to the Odd Fellows, Mariners and Pilots of San Francisco.
June report from Portland describes a confrontation involving John White, a Black teamster, who allegedly struck Mrs Ansa Travia and bent her wrist with a public safety item. The assailant reportedly cut his own threats from his seat in a tense scene, raising concerns about community safety.
June 37 report describes an upcoming solar eclipse visible across North America south of 60 latitude and beyond. It details obscuration timings in Washington and major cities, the crescent sun formation, and notes scientific interest in studying the event. The article also covers debates on antitrust law with remarks on enforcement and the balance between labor and capital.
Congressman Charles H. Littlefield of Maine criticizes amendments to the Sherman law as poor attempts during the closing session of the annual meeting in Chicago. Lawyers and jurists attend as the discussion centers on antitrust measures and enforcement.
An old style ad proclaims complete satisfaction in every spoonful of ice cream served at 117 North Fourth Street. It highlights Jersey cream flavor and vanilla bean while noting fresh fruit flavors. The copy ends with a garbled promise of steady service.
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