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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
2
In a lengthy editorial voice the Coeur d Alene Press argues for county seat removal and accuses opponents of fear and mischief. The piece invokes public duty, framing the issue as essential to local governance and safety, while contrasting Roosevelt era policy and national news priorities with local stakes and voter action.
A garbled OCR passage shows a preacher agitator ranting about monetary issues and national unity. The text mentions New York and unnamed individuals discussing community action and personal fatigue from wider country woes.
Washington March 14 Cary advocates seek the history of a $222,190,402 appropriation in the House as chairman Overstreet readings conclude. Amendments boost rural delivery funding to $25,578,000 and extend rural routes with drop-letter provisions. Voting at 136 to 126 confirms pay raises for rural carriers despite opposition. Macon of Georgia attacks executive overreach, while a ship material bill and ocean mail shipping measure move forward.
Juline Ruhrbeck, superintendent of construction on the Spokane & TaYand, visits Palouse to supervise and plan steel laying on the Moscow extension around April 1. About 160 to 200 men will be employed at 20 dollars per day, with work to be hired locally to maximize local jobs. Grading toward Moscow was nearly finished last fall, and construction aims to reach Moscow by August 1 with rumors of extending to Lewiston.
Following list of real estate transfers compiled by the Count d'Alene Abstract & Tile Guarantee company. Entries include Tennnett to Joseph Prushe in Bennett's addition to Athol and Bennett to Frank Latin in Bennett's addition. Also mentions Lars G. Metberg to Drea ford Ely and adjacent lots.
The piece details John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil dividend payments, noting $15 per share for recent quarters and rising wealth from stock across oil and rail interests. It cites Rockefeller’s total dividend receipts, other holdings, and a broad view of wealth accumulation. It also reports Irish celebrations in New York for St Patrick’s Day with political figures attending and planned public events.
At Bracken High School in Montana on March 14 a mob of about 100 students clashed with police after a football victory celebration. Patrolman Whitman was severely beaten and injured, his helmet knocked off as he attempted to help, while students blocked aid. Harold Lindsay is accused of striking Whitman. Police used clubs to quell the riot. investigations continue into the events surrounding the bonfire and disruption of a street game.
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