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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1909
Page
1
A Zeppeline airship in Coppingan Germany reportedly stayed aloft for forty hours and traveled about 1,000 miles before colliding with a tall tree and stove bow. The accident occurred amid an otherwise celebratory Decoration Day in the city, with a large procession, memorial rites, and services held at the Methodist church.
The May 14 191d issue from Portland Oregon receives praise from Coeur d Alene Idaho for the Indian Reservation edition of the Pacific coast journal. The note highlights quality composition and value of the edition. County actions include jail removal contract awarded to La MD Kirkpatrick for Wing and installing jail fittings. School election changes pass with 78 to 7 approval and trustees elected: St ory Joseph Bucker Jeanie Clin P C Thompson J T Riley L Mites.
A joint Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors party was held at Dr and Mrs H Mcewen 735 Fourth Street Saturday night in honor of L E Hay Barker and Miss Gladys McBuen. Guests included many local couples and individuals. Mr Hay Barker and Miss Gladys McBuen were presented with leather rockers as tokens of esteem.
Prot damper Dea McPall Mr Japer Deas McFall who learned tere recently from Washing ton D C will open tie vocal atudis on Thursday Jane 3 at room To Wingett block. For the past every years Mr McPall bax been prominent in musical circles at the capital ere he hashed a most successful career as singer and teacher. His many pupils now before the publicizing responsible positions are examples of the high class of training they have had of his style. Mr McFall's voice fer barl-
A city court in Coeur Alto heard George Mason plead to violating city ordinance No 231 by connecting with public sewers. Mason admitted unawareness of the ordinance and was fined $10 with orders to remove illegal connections. Sewer Committee chair W. Arnold warned of high costs to clean and repair clogged sewers and urged stricter compliance. The Commercial Club announced its regular meeting for tonight.
The Coeur d'Alene Evening Press reports the Coeur d'Alene Commercial Club plans to provide mascots for the battleship Idaho. A bear mascot is being prepared with a playful, adventurous tone as ship crews await the June issue detailing mascot plans and benefits to the crew.
A fragmented report from Lees mentions Mency and Mat Informe with unclear context. The garbled text references the peninsula of Bora in the south of Orenen and a reported event today. No clear entities or dates are discernible.
A sunny day draws a large crowd to the Fourth and Locant driving park. Visitors from Spokane and nearby towns arrive by auto as thirty horses are listed for trotting and running events. The Driving Club promotes the sport for recreation and local interest.
From the town of Bamr tent in Oklahoma reports say a tornado Sunday left 20 dead 36 injured and many properties damaged including Keywest area. Ten xtued id property valued at a million dollars was damaged by the Saturday night tornado. Exhibition opening in Seattle with decorations and international displays attracts many visitors.
At the orphans home fair today a car crashed at high speed after a collision near the grand stand. Driver L. J. Patton of Caill was severely injured as the automobi le rolled down a steep embankment.
A finances committee today discussed a bill related to the tari and noted similarities to an earlier OSA will proposal. The discussion centered on potential actions and implications for the bill's progression.
The article outlines a summer normal program to begin on June 28 with improved plans over prior years. It notes secure accommodations through Cosor Alene college tailings, lodging nearby, and broader program scope. Emphasis on enhanced academics, music, and primary department attention, aiming for better attendance and results, including preparations for final examinations.
An unveiling ceremony honors regular soldiers who died defending the Union in the Civil War. President Taft and Secretary Benedict participate along with army officials from across the United States. Local dignitaries attend as the monument is dedicated.
The May report from State Treasurer Mastings shows daily average public fund balances around 108.25 and interest accrual for the year. It notes the balance in the state treasury and bank accounts, with figures near 61.1 thousand on a Friday in May and other sums within the same period.
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