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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
In a clipped remnant, the article contrasts era worship with the civic example set by Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln, urging citizens to remember loyalty to republican government while noting prices and trust as contemporaries.
W J Williamson chief of the Mullan miners' union accuses his mother in law Mrs Batt of provoking marital strife as he seeks an absolute divorce from his wife. He claims attempts to convert his children to Mormonism and pressuring the family, while Williamson cites religious meddling as the root cause of the dispute. The case unfolds amid a broader social backdrop of religious tensions and family tensions in the region.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions PURLIAMING CO with unclear context or details. Names, dates, places, or actions are not decipherable. The readable portion suggests a company name reference without verifiable event or outcome.
A fragmentary report from MOOTE details that a deadly accident during a July Fourth celebration is blamed on reckless public festivity. It notes the loss of many children and injuries, prompting calls for safer observance, stricter oversight, and opposing reform voices in pulpit and gallery.
A London June 28 report notes a worldwide Catholic ceremony at Westminster Cathedral with clergy consecrating each altar in a grand celebration. The article emphasizes the unity of Catholic communities across nations and describes the solemn rites and ceremonial pomp surrounding the event.
A national conference outlines a central philanthropy clearing house to unite students and workers across many organizations. It aims to clarify aims, encourage cooperation, and promote bills in Congress for federal action, with focus on Washington.
Louis Larsen, a Mumbird Lambo plant worker at Kootenai, was hurled from a moving box car Thursday night by two tramps near Uranite creek. He landed in brush about 60 feet away, with a broken wrist and a sprained other arm, then crawled to the creek bank and lay hidden until found by Sunday morning.
Fragmentary text notes routes for ships and air travel with references to Orville Wright and proposed paths from Buffalo to Cleveland. Mentions St Louis route diverging southwest and crossing the Hudson and Erie Canals, suggesting a historical discussion of early flight trails.
The piece traces historic trails from the Six Nation routes to later waterways and railways, noting how early Indigenous paths shaped later roads canals and rail lines. It contrasts unhurried self discipline anecdotes with a New York World clipping, ending with a reflection on steady calm approach to tasks.
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