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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
Weather outlook and notes from Portland Oregon bureau provide a forecast for northern Idaho and a record of hours with maximum and minimum temperatures. The fragment lists times and temperatures but is garbled with multiple stray characters and incomplete data.
A jumble of brief items covers auto for hire, contact names like Call Melea, and various local business mentions. Reports note visitors from Spokane and Homish, trips to coast towns, and several tradesmen including Granger Co and a cabinet of knives. The column lists phone numbers, street addresses, and fleeting social updates.
A jumble of social notes lists visitors and residents in Idaho and nearby areas. Names include Joseph Charlie of Dudler Idaho and August Hualaieg of Dudlay Idaho, plus Irregular mentions of Barrs, Magnah, Kleay, Murros, and Kircheval's honeymoon return from the coast. Several trips appear to St Marion, Hayden Lake, Spokane, and Long Beach with pastorals and social plans noted.
Firefighters contained a morning blaze at the Mission Waily store after it broke out in a back room filled with fireworks. The department arrived quickly, preventing wider spread and smoke damaged jewelry and wares. insurance covered the building, origin of the fire unknown.
Washington dispatch reports General Taureece R Bawarda chief of the beacon of Inwelar affairs will undertake an extensive and thorough inspection of the political and military machinery of the Philippines. His wife and G eughier will accompany him as he proceeds with the visit to the archipelago.
Well known lawyer W. Boughton of Reed & Boughton announces candidacy for prosecuting attorney of Kosten county on the Republican ticket. A University of Michigan Law graduate, class of 19XX, he formed Reed & Boughton in July after graduation and has since led an active practice.
In Kootenai County for four years, Mr. Houghton has been a Republican believer in the party’s progressive policy. A member of the bar, he asserts his law knowledge qualifies him for the office he seeks and promises zero tolerance for local option violations while pursuing a strong prevention policy.
Fragmented prose suggests Taft framed as peace maker urging Republicans to oppose the tariff law as excessive. The piece argues for Republican restraint in administration and fiscal reform, claiming relief from high costs rests on party support and disciplined governance.
The Joyve Neyte stock company's vaudeville at the Lyric Saturday evening drew an enthusiastic audience. The show continued with mirth and laughter as each company member added to the fun. Min Denegene portrayed Irish dy characters, Max Sinclair handled German and blackface roles, Jack Fleming delivered a strong monologue and violin, Fred Meredith sang well, and Richard Winer closed with De Mr Hyde impersonation. Mabie Heath returns tonight with a full cast and two new artists Miss Dorks Howard and Jack Fleming.
June 27. The Weather Bureau predicts showers and a stormy spell. Three men are dead and another dying after a street collapse or accident. Laborers John Murphy and Thomas Himes died, while Frederickson Breit, a swacn ater, died after being taken to hospital. The weather outlook worsens the danger today.
Maryland Harris, the defendant in the St. Joe society peace case, faces a probable jury trial this evening on charges of alleged bortlegsing as the trial proceeds in court.
Harry Sawyer, a popular deputy sheriff, announces his candidacy for sheriff of Kootenal County, subject to August primary. He served in Sandpalat for four years and Bon hore Ferry for two, earning praise for his service. Sawyer has been deputy under C. A. McDonald and currently under A. P. Bailey, and has lived in Kootonal County eleven years, owning property in the city and county.
Mexico City June 27 The reelection of Diaz as president and Corral as vice president was to be formally ratified by the chamber of deputies despite an unfavorable election sentiment due to the president’s advanced age. The six-year term would likely extend Diaz’s policies if Corral runs in the next election. Also in La Crosse a benefit dance by several Indians at the Red Hall drew a large, socially notable crowd.
The incoherent text mentions the Walght family in need of aid and Averrone at a dance, then veers to an auto accident involving Robert Taft’s son, with references to Michell Thistowlee and Jalan Bystwndere. It rambles about temperaments, love, and money, yielding no clear single event.
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