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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
1
Spokane bound booster trip blends a 20 car caravan with banners describing Coeur d Alene assets. The campaign promotes local industry from fruit to lumber and promises a Spokane reception and banquet. Meanwhile in Olympia former Adjutant General Hamilton faces bond issues amid embezzlement charges and related sensational personal history.
Fragmentary report notes Judge Edwin McBee and A. Crane representing defendants in a case concerning alleged violations. References to acquittal of Geo Rab, possible arraignment, and discussion of ordinance and jurisdiction. Proceedings ongoing with court held Wednesday and potential city governance implications.
Fragmentary OCR reads a brief item mentioning Portland Gen and a May date with unclear phrases. The readable bits hint at a meeting or notice but lack specifics to identify persons, organizations, or events.
The exhibit will bring works from Corcoran Washington, New Yorks Art Museum, Chicago Institute, and private collections of wealthy collectors in the United States and Europe. New exhibit from the Alysks Yukon Pacific Exposition will showcase paintings by renowned masters gathered by art director GE Berg who toured US galleries. The Pine Arts Building, a 48 meter structure, is among the first completed on the Exposition Grounds and cost over $200,000 to erect.
A mother reports her six year old son Charles Peatally abducted from Union Depot in Helena. Investigators track a possible lead toward the Lew family, with frantic searches as authorities widen the city’s alert but find no sign of the boy by late afternoon.
Unclear OCR text describes a company opening a city office at a specific address to focus on a retail trade. Samuel al is named as manager. The notice mentions mouldings and turns and attendance by patrons, with emphasis on retail customers and new offerings.
A fragmented OCR item describes HoweH injured at the Initore ranch during a swiling event. He was struck by a peony of the Ce orn attached to Hey salting ebaln and dragged under a chain, then collapsed, later brought in with a main injury and is doing well.
The coastal expos draw waves of applicants for work at the fair. Officials report tens of thousands seek posts, with many hoping for stipends or interviews. The crowded process features political and social influence, speculation on graft, and a rush of hopefuls to secure employment during the event.
Senator Cummins voiced strong concerns in Washington about the tariff revision movement, arguing the current form fails to address underlying conditions. He warned the Senate that the action could derail Republican aims and threaten party plans amid opposition from key lawmakers and committees.
Roosevelt comments in the Outlook editorial argue for cautious immigration policy and staged Japanese emigration limits. He warns against rapid land ownership by Japanese nationals and urges both nations to coordinate steps to ease labor migration while preserving national interests.
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