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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
4
A fragment from a historical page mentions prime correspondence cases and a focus on ares of interest. The readable text highlights a central phrase and potential case references without clear specifics. Further readable context is needed to extract concrete names places dates or events.
Official weather report for Portland and northern Idaho shows a 24 hour period ending 1 pm with a high around 48 degrees and a low near 36. Fair tonight and Thursday with easterly winds and coastal influence diminishing.
Local brief highlights coming from Coeur dAlene include vendors advertising seeds and mills, church social events, a Catholic Ladies club St Patrick bell event, millinery openings, timber and lumber interests, and civic notices. Mentions include Winn Barker Chaney Co Ltd, Ye Style Shop, Bradduck & Broads, and the Inland Empire railroad agent W McKeen. A marriage license and various community gatherings are noted with city, street, and business references.
The Catholic club rider will give a danou this evening in celebration of St Patrick’s day. The group has made extensive preparations and will exert every effort to make the event long remembered.
San Francisco reports 87 million in gold moved from the old city hall vaults to a new quarters at California and Stout. The $20,000 sacks weighed heavy, carried by two moving vans under guard. Mounted police and security detail paced the procession as crowds watched near Montgomery Street.
A resolution was adopted urging charitable associations in the United States to refrain from sending consumptives to Los Angeles and warning that if the practice continues, associations will be compelled to return them to their starting place.
An armed posse searches along the Mexican line today for Harry D. Brown, the broker who vanished from his office Monday leaving debts totaling about 200000. Brown is alleged to have promised 300 percent returns on investments for others, and is believed to carry about 40600 in his possession.
Burl Peterson was fatally wounded today during an attempt to burglarize the room of Charlyn Baird in Seattle Washington on March 17. Baird, upon hearing the intruder, fled through a window as Peterson collapsed.
Los Angeles March 17 United States district attorney Oscar Lawlor said he was marked for death by an anarchist group for prosecuting three men charged with violating U S neutrality laws. Lawlor described two threatening letters from the organization and said the case ties to alleged revolutionary activity.
severely injured boy Henry Orion aged aye years was crushed when his foot got caught in a wagon wheel during wagon leaping on Fourth Street. The wheel tore his shoe and badly crushed his foot, causing severe pain as bystanders aided him.
In a sequence of property transfers several names appear including A Minnick B Soubt Whmer A Waltman and J King. Tracts in Meyerdale Addition Hayden Lake and Sherman Park change owners with prices ranging from 600 to 1226 and a total of 6 000 for larger parcels.
A New York Globe item praises a apartment house janitor on Washington Heights for maintaining a small but remarkable library in his living quarters. About eight hundred volumes including Shakespeare Milton Tennyson Carlyle Mill Huxley Spencer Holmes Hawthorne and Cable illustrate tenants’ respect for his intellect and generosity. The library came to light after an ejected tenant left books behind four years ago.
A distorted dialogue shows a doctor asking about dinner and a patient refusing to reveal what was eaten. The snippet includes garbled phrases about chicken croquettes and town topics, with unclear context and numerous misspellings.
A fragmented account on how altitude, air density, and wind influence golf ball travel. The writer recalls rounds near Johannesburg at 16,000 feet where rarefied air shortened distances, noting a driving distance of 228 yards by a winner and 225 yards by a runner up, yet praising true amateur golfers for superior driving.
A clipped reminiscence contrasts Yorkshire thrift with southern manners. An English clergyman recalls a retired colonial bishop discussing regional differences in how people respond to fate. The tale pivots on a Yorkshire tendency to speak bluntly about fortunes and pockets.
A garbled report describes police moving on an individual linked to burglary suspects, with mentions of a wound and a later arrest. It references Paterson, a detective scene, and a March date in Los Angeles with charitable groups and chambers of commerce involved in relief efforts.
A list of Kooteval county transfers arranged by Panhandle Abstract Company includes W. Shannon to Sarah E. Adams for part of section 15 60 5 west at 85000 dollars B. Hinkle to Martin Ja per for blocks 46 Simm Additions to Coeur d Alene 750 dollars A Minnick to R C Burkey tracts 1A 12 14 14 and 19 Meyerdale Addition 1 A Minnick to Sarah J Carrick tract 16 Meyerdale Addition 1 dollar A Minnick to Besale Chartes tract 2 Pleat Addition to Steyerdale 1 dollar and assorted commentary.
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