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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
4
The American balloon named "Amer" started from Whee and rose above the Pacific, traveling a mile east then westward for about 12 hours. After landing safely with minor ballast loss, Captain Atuiler and pilot Mutchinans faced questions about the crash as court proceedings hovered over the fate of the trial and pending naval matters.
The Supreme Court rules the boundary along the Columbia River between Washington and Oregon and confirms lands on the river belong to Oregon. It ends a long dispute over jurisdiction and protects local residents from Oregon state interference. The decision, issued in 1996, settles the decades long confrontation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Taka the Pace and New York in context of senate service. It references rumors of Hoot as administration candidate and a potential acceptance of a senate seat, with surprise at the announcement and broad belief of election. The readable fragments imply political maneuvering around appointments and support for a state level candidacy.
Washington November 15 The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the case of Albert Patrick a famous New York lawyer. Patrick was convicted nine years ago of murder of William Rice and sentenced to death. The sentence was commuted to life imprisonment at Ming Bing though the appeal argued the original death sentence was harsher than life imprisonment.
A garbled OCR passage discusses restraint of trade and revival trade reasons. It mentions the Supreme Court of the United Union and a few unclear phrases about legal action and possible court review. No clear dates or parties are readable.
A fragment from page one discusses Democrats aiming to start tariffs on various items. It quotes a female commenter asserting truthfulness and mentions the Philippine treaty, the presidential party’s promises, and a future tariff plan after the inauguration.
Danver Colorado reports a clash at the American Federation of Labor convention over jurisdiction of various ulema. The agenda outlines committee duties and general welfare work. Delegates expect further debate and possible nominations through Thursday.
The Alameda girl Edna Clark Kerweit, reported missing, sent a letter claiming she was well and working in Chicago under an assumed name. Oakland and Chicago police traced the writer, while Memo showed the daughter left home due to domestic issues. The citywide search and police confirmations followed, with fear she had been abducted.
Proprietor seeks funding for development of Gardendale property parcels amid negotiations with Rahangs National Ment. Details unclear in OCR but aims at securing a grant and advancing housing or land project through national channels.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions events or names including Blitzt Justice of Frach and Beamship Teta Fut Ush with unclear context and missing details. The readable bits give no concrete actions or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events, names, places, or dates. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identify entities for a factual headline and summary.
Jasim Armeltong of Opportunity visits the city and sells two acres at Delton Gardena. Muncey & Company buys 73 acres in Areas Park for $700. Mrs Lead Wolf purchases Tim Mulliran’s property on Hastings and Eighth. Maymia McCugh of Chowelak and others unite in marriage in the city. new homes planned in White Vale and Post Walter areas. Eric Johnson and B P Green Walt wed to Miss Adell Miller in Bookany Washington. Cherie Chaney, Denver lecturer, to entertain at First Presbyterian under Ladies Aid. Press Publishing Co offers calling cards as up to date service.
Manila reports a widespread belief that the death of Emperor Kwang Mei and the empress dowager Tae Mai An will trigger a revolution, with Prince Pen Yi declared heir. The American fleet may move to protect interests as unrest seems possible, though currently China remains quiet.
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