Emergency currency bill passes amid Senate action
Washington May 28 An emergency currency law is assured as the compromise bill drafted by Republican conferees moves through both houses. Aldrich pushes rapid action with a 186 to 140 House vote and a quick Senate consideration. Democrats anticipate conference talks and a possible adjournment Friday as they debate binding views on the measure. In Idaho, P W Lawrence claims he requested warehouse sites along the Culdesne to Grangeville road but was denied by Northern Pacific officials, hindering independent buyers from securing grain.
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Old violin worth thousands found in Coeur d'Alene
A Coeur d'Alene man identified as Manchard owns a Stradivarius violin dated 1713 bearing a maker’s label. The instrument, valued at 4000 to 19000, has survived in good condition since the 19th century and was admired by local musicians before being assessed for its rarity and worth.
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Monitor Florida Turret Test Demonstrates Heavily Armored Ship
Old Point Comport Virginia May 7 The Florida met a live fire test against its turret and armor. The 12 inch guns from the Arkanses and Florida fired at close range, bending but not breaching the turret. The mast and structure showed damage yet the turret could be swung and operated, indicating continued fighting readiness despite severe hits. Commanders noted the test, with observers predicting future ships may adopt similar battle masts and reinforced turrets.
Have Fair Association plans and delays in Coeur dAlene
An article outlines the Have Fair Association's efforts to create a fair and race grounds in Coeur dAlene. It notes committee indecision, potential investor share plans, and a temporary pause as officials seek the best path forward. Also described is a page about an Arctic Owl exhibit and related lodge history, with dates and places in Coeur dAlene.
Chain Gang Sentence For Noted Pianist At Large
A famed pianist described as a heavy figure in music circles pleads guilty to a crime and receives a sentence of twelve months on the chain gang. Several associates faced charges with two released on bail. An arraignment for another is set for Friday.
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Track of Viammat and Mibenhors Last With Alom Guend
The last known voyage of Viammat and Mibenhors, under Alom Guend, ended near SanDirgo California on May 38 after a snare. The vessel, bound for Kan Fernanden, carried coal from Valera with orders to low fir the wad Ber. The crew deserted at sea. the remaining crew will proceed to Kan Frasca for the voyage to Kageimalt. The story notes Ber Sheerviend’s crew and Algerine crew changes and a planned reassembly in Berings.
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Fragmentary Cemetery March Recalled by Final Rite
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a funeral procession toward the cemetery with a lodge presence and a later return to a hall. It mentions marchers and a deceased person but lacks clear names or locations.
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