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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
3
A detailed tour of diamond cutting shows women shaping, facetting, and polishing rough stones. The process spans framing, grinding, and edge finishing, highlighting the skill and precision required for brilliant and rosea diamonds with hundreds of facets.
The article notes Mrs Asnette Wier of Margerie, G. nearing her 60th year in English society and Mrs D A Gould of Center Maine with a rare antique collection including Andrew Jackson’s seal. It mentions Mrs Thomes, wife of a senator from Accom panies him to senate sessions and is described as the senator’s eyes and right hand, with keen parliamentary knowledge cited.
The Supreme Court of Canada sustains the railway commission ordering Grand Trunk to run at least one train daily in each direction between Montreal and Toronto. The note also discusses historical subsidies to South Manchuria Railway and projected costs of a Southern Pacific electrical project across the Sierra, with steep mountain grades and dense freight and passenger traffic.
Sporting notes report unusual demand for two handed twirlers in big leagues. American League clubs will soon need southpaws more than Nathouiis. H Bimon, a famed thoroughbred stallion at twenty eight, is owned by the Duke of Portland. Al Johnson, thirteen, stars in New Haven bowling, with high scores and a 24 bowled game.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions drumming, a store, and a public space with names and phrases that are garbled. Key entities are unclear, but it reads as a brief note about a drum event or performance in an urban setting with possible dates or people unnamed. The text is highly fragmented and lacks coherent details.
Court of appeals in Frankfort Kentucky reverses a lower court ruling, holding that Lauteville cemetery is for human burials only and that burying a pet dog there is improper. The decision shapes cemetery use and property rights in civil disputes.
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