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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1908
Page
3
Residents urge Washington to lift ban after Rear Admiral Booery prohibits sailors from ashore gatherings amid health board reports of low disease risk. City officials argue the action harms the celebration and argue the sanitary situation is under control in Manila's core and outer districts.
Maggie Melina was struck by a street car last evening, dragged forty feet, and severely injured. The mob demanded the motorman’s death, swore to punish him, and rushed to a nearby store for rope. The victim was sent to the morgue as authorities restored order amid a chaotic scene.
Nov by Na C Goodwin who formerly starred with Mr Geodwin married Edna Goodich at the Goodwin home in Boston yesterday. The ceremony was performed by a local justice of the peace in the presence of a small party including Mrs Neble Stevens and Miss Goodrich. Guests arrived from New York and the couple left for New York on the night train. Mr Goodwin said he might not return to the stage this winter due to health, planning only a brief engagement if possible.
President Taft defends equal treatment of Catholics Protestants Jews in appointing cabinet and governing, arguing religious belief should not affect duty. He cites support from Catholic Cardinal Gibbons and references to distant religious harmony among Americans across faiths.
An operation at the hospital reveals the tallet perforating the intestines but doctors say the case has dragged on as they work on the tragedy. Police believe the motive was revenge though the exact sequence remains under study with Morgan linked to past inquiries.
Fragmentary text mentions a candidate James Ames against an incumbent named Vownelived or similar. References to James Ames as president of a typo nephre? union and Jo Ebell as former United Mine Workers president surface. Claims imply neither challenger enough to win.
Fraud trials scheduled for today were adjourned after Judge Hast recused himself. Frc Heaney, expected to attend, did not appear, and counsel for both sides agreed to delay the proceedings. A rehearing and further applications were discussed.
Spokane reports a wave of growth after the national election. Washington Water Power plans a 16 million expansion starting 1909 to extend street railway and trolley lines in Spokane. K. El Stanton Packing plans a one million abattoir on the city’s outskirts to hire 1,200 workers. Exchange National Bank announces a December reorganization and 1 million line expansion, with 260,000 spent on quarters. Investors gain broad control of local interests as major outfits push large projects.
The World endorses President Roosevelt for the Senate seat to succeed Tom Platt this winter. The editorial praises his administration and fitness for the duties, noting no critical stance against him. A city reception surprised readers amid debates about the succession and policy.
John W. Kern, former presidential candidate, declares he seeks the United States Senate seat as Indiana Democrats plan a joint ballot with a 7 vote edge. Possible candidates include John M. Lamb, Thomas Taggart, Benjamin Shively, and Edward Holtman. Kern emphasizes he only seeks the post if Indiana voters affirm the party. Separately, B L M Krieg wins a bid to add a two story brick extension to the Fourth and Sherman street building housing the Late De Phareney and Horeca Degas. The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church set a meeting at Mrs Amelia Thompson’s home. Ally Overtes returns from visiting Spokane.
Washington November 9 President Ove Tahar invites labor leaders to dine on November 17 to discuss the labor ingiviation. Samuel Gompers not invited, cited as polite in stumping the country to win Bryan. Invitees include Powderly Mitchell Keto Duncan Morr.
James W. Wadeworth, speaker of the New York Assembly, says Roosevelt will keep his hands off the New York squatter question after a conference with the president. Administration circles expect Secretary Root as a candidate for the position. Today's news follows.
A Western hotel fire in Wallace destroyed the three story wooden building after a rear kitchen blaze. One man died in the panic as occupants leaped from windows. adjoining structures were spared. Insurance pegged at around 35 000 with damages to the hotel and adjacent property.
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