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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
4
W J Bryan will arrive at his home in Lincoln from the campaign route in northern Kansas. A roustabout reception is planned with a town turnout at the depot and a monster parade expected to close the campaign tonight.
Lewiston November 2 Progressives organize temperance events as the Nea Perce convention shifts to a Sunday rally. Sunday school workers and teachers pledge aid, with a sunrise prayer meeting and a planned parade of women and children to urge prohibition. local schools commit support and marching delegations prepare to join the program.
Battles between factions erupted with police and troops deployed as rioters attacked merchants and goods in the city. The unrest began yesterday and extended into today, prompting arrests and property damage amid a broader boycott and clashes with authorities.
Fragmentary campaign note urging readers to support William Jennings Bryan. Mentions Republican and Democratic conventions and a March 4 election. References a “great commoner” and “tribune of American rights” in a call to cast ballots for Bryan.
Ramee Chewmeomatri presents a demonstration of their fealty at a county event. The march involves a fusion of Malleabie ranges and remonstration continues despite concerns over removal.
A fragmented civic notice urges women to declare when called to vote on a removal issue. It warns of a large voter turnout and a long line that may exhaust time permitted by law, hindering officials from completing accreditation.
M D Wernslis, a candidate for a city seat, was praised for his long study path at the University of Michigan and its law department. Born and raised in Michigan, he worked during schooling and pursued a law career, earning degrees with strong academic color and dedication.
A fragmented notice describes a blaze at a hive related site and a limited audience of buyers. Details mention fire, a warehouse or workshop, and local responders, with emphasis on sales or salvage actions and ongoing inquiries.
Local merchants announce closures on election day November first marking market disruptions for patrons. The METROPOLE and MARKET CITY districts call for adjusted hours while urging customers to plan ahead amid the war market closures.
A terse notice addresses taxpayers about obstruction and mismanagement tied to a write hoard. Officials urge compliance and outline steps to resolve the issue. The brief emphasizes accountability and local oversight in the matter.
City critics attack certain comic text and pictures in Sunday supplements to juvenile papers marketed to families. Parents worry about influences from depictions of mischief and bad behavior, urging private measures and teacher guidance to counter perceived risks.
A garbled report discusses fire prevention and costs, referencing Chicago areas, large figures, and authorities. It mentions fire fighting machinery and efforts to curb blazes, with notes on budget, losses, and the aim to reduce incidents by preventing neglect and improving response.
Authorities warn against unsafe kitchen hints amid a jumble of household tips. The column mentions vinegar to treat furniture stains and various food preparations including a bread yeast formula, with references to child care and washing tips that reflect dated regional advice.
In a quirky historical note a New York inventor touts overshoes with a new form and fastening system. The text describes a binder sealing the inner boot to keep water and moisture out, and hints at a method involving waxes and sugars for a finishing step before use.
Fragmentary report notes an unusual incident involving a group called Besaing Pistons. The text references a stick, a firmed area, and a person named Fen, with mentions of a white firm and a rebhip, but the meaning is unclear due to damaged text.
The article surveys various prominent figures and events, mentioning Elmon Hockner, Gettys, and Thomas A. Edison in a sweeping historical tone. It notes Gettysburg and Virginia connections, references to Walter Rothschild’s advisory role to China, and Mundy Bey’s diplomatic appointment, with brief allusions to press and public figures of the era.
The article notes practical aims as Chactanatt Xa and Manlaget Mancruft prepare for a trip to Cuba. President Murphy of Chicago Ni thooalesque viub supports registering the epi tall wer of the game while Hropie Kem criticizes devivalons and calls for swift action.
The article notes rapid progress in railway and tramway development including electric tram experiments in narrow streets and underground lines. It mentions the Hedlidinge railroad reaching Medina and new underground stations with ceremonial openings, while many lines remain under construction and some not yet in operation.
A string of quirky notes reports on France tobacco origins from the United States, Victoria stamps valued up to 560, a Danish expedition to Greenland teaching fishing, and an Italian nobleman building a castle with towers in memory of his wives.
The article notes Hallas Journals claim up to $500000 to modernize the country's army. It mentions two French army dogs testing an invention of a weighty 160 pound device for 37 miles without breakdown. Paul Mauser, aged inventor, is described at his Germany home, as he unveils a new military rifle feature a twenty year old automatic cartridge fender. The rifle weighs only slightly more than a standard German infantry weapon.
Fragment reads as a political discourse about an election judge and party roles. Names and clear actions are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece hints at partisan commentary and media influence but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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