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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
4
A hurried interview with a newspaper man describes a man seeking a fugitive in a commission hall. He claims to oppose a steam line connected to the North Bank road and favors a road into central Oregon.
A fogbound streetcar crash in Portland Oregon injures many as two cars collide near Twenty first and Clinton. The impact hurls passengers, shatters windows, and leaves people buried on the platform while others trampling through aisles attempt to escape amid panic.
In Arkansas City Kansas on November 6 investigators opened a probe into a bank bust. Examiners offered no explanation for the vault incident. The event drew strong attention as the town watched officials and local observers.
A garbled OCR note claims a kidnapper named Bessie attempted Featurs F108 from B. F. Rugusa, a well known figure, and escaped in Madison Crescent near Avermit Washington. The message warns the thief was heard and signaled by friends on December.
Fragmentary report notes a replevin hearing in which N LaVerne seeks recovery of personal property from a defendant under writ of attachment. Court actions and dates are unclear in the OCR snippet.
North American trade and finance figure Alfred Cartia, former bank president, faced legal actions with a temporary stay in the appellate process. The article mentions Wates and LeComb seeking a U S appeal and notes wealth and influence in the city, including a residence on a prestigious avenue and a dramatic Atlantic voyage.
An OCR fragment notes prices at 2.50 for 1008 units for The Prem Pah Tehing Co and mentions a Print Shop. No clear date or location.
Aavers mnders houses for site Booths Patera and Ute Jobamne with family to meet this evening in Minneapolis. T. Kerr plans a business trip to Nebeadke tomorrow and return by December night. An engineer involved in surveying new town sites on the Coeur dAlene Indian reserve contemplates locating a home in the city.
An 100 year old voter named Biman Harris from Jerusalem arrives in New York for the Twentieth election dimmer in the second assembly district at 447 Grand Street. He praises the election, discusses his papers, plans to attend more presidential events, and notes he lives with Mrs Tevine at 242 Division Street before returning home after the race.
United States diplomat Edward Anun arrived in New York with his family and recounted Bulgaria's move toward declaring independence. He claimed a formal dinner dispute over a shared throne and treaty obligations but cited Turkey's influence and Bulgaria's subservient position as the trigger for secession.
A United Railroad conductor reports a new street car illness afflicting many conductors. Symptoms center on salvation themes and hand contamination, with references to dirty gloves and handling paper money. The account describes efforts to avoid infection by not touching the face and by changing bags, noting difficulty in riding until doors are opened.
Fragile text reports on crop yields and import notes. Mentions Mexican rains crop reaching over eighty thousand pounds and a price around twelve thousand. References tomato cultivation in South America and distribution to the United States Europe and other countries. Mentions a silver set offer from the premium.
Bureau of Forestry researchers report turning cornstalks into paper at high quality and lower cost. Experiments in Washington show five grade tests with colors from dark to white, using stalk outside and pith inside. If scalable, farmers could profit while reducing wood demand and forest loss.
Report from Washington describes a fatal accident during Panama Canal work where dynamite from French operations was dug up and mishandled. Work crews crowded the site at Matachin and Gorgosa when a glut of old explosive was severed and dumped into a truck.
Jobe D. Rockefelier received formal pre senton of his new multive dollar lease at Pecuntive Hite. The event involved the station platoon watchmen and other personnel in attendance for the arranged scene.
The Rev Dr Wilbur Crafts in Boston says Theodore Nootevett could be world president. William McDowell of the League of Peace urges cooperation to elect a world executive titled The Peacemaker. The idea envisions a cabinet of world leaders with the voting likely to shift to the United States.
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