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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1909
Page
1
Baltimore editor Oakly Matnes dies in the storm that battered the city. two dead and many more expected as telegraph wires are out. Property damage is pegged at $2,000,000 with authorities warning of further fatalities once communications are restored.
In Nashville tentative proceedings after evidence from the defense, the prosecution today framed the case against Retin Cooper and Joh J. Sharp in the murder of Senator. Closing arguments expected to begin soon as the trial proceeds.
President Taft announced no proclamation for a sixty first congress session on March 18 to consider tariff revision. He met with Ways and Means leaders, and a tax inheritance plan is discussed. The message to Congress will urge tariff focus and no delay on this vital law. Senate adjourned after ratifying cabinet appointments as Taft congratulated officials and welcomed Huntington Wilson to the state department.
A disorderly incident occurred when soldiers looted a restaurant north of Capitol Street, halting briefly as police intervened and shops nearby suffered damage while residents prepared to return home. The event involved a small mob from Pennsylvania volunteers who complained about service and escalated into a riot with property loss.
Geo Willotte is tracked by bloodhounds to a home in Duwamisheet right after an assault on Mem Otto Rosebure. Rosebure was found seriously injured on streetcar tracks. Eliot is captured and jailed in Risabarg awaiting identification hearings.
Two heavy defense guns for Pearl Harbor arrive by the dark Mohican from San Francisco and are unloaded for emplacement at the harbor entrance. They are 67 tons each, 3% feet long, with arcage riften design and will be moved to railway cars for installation on the reservation head of the Pearl Harbor channel. Honolulu will then be protected by batteries along the coast and inland, with troops already quartered and more to follow. The island is being surveyed and fortified to deter any landing, including at Diamond Head, as the Cuban coast provides a lesson in coastal defense. The article continues on page Poet.
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