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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
2
Public anger rises after the Christopher Kyries corpse found in a lake with a head wound, coroner’s jury tags murder. Frank Un hotel fire deaths blamed on incendiary act. city urged to offer rewards to solve both cases. Citizens demand action and new bounty to drive justice.
The text references a cautious stance toward the Versailles panic and urges restraint. It notes a lecture from Liege about American support, warning against participation in a national frenzy. It stresses staying away from unrest and focusing on distant, prudent goals.
Government report shows wages per hour, retail food prices, and purchasing power from 1800 to 1907. It notes wages rose 16 to 29 percent in early years, with hourly wages, living costs, and real wage trends across decades. Data cover 1800 to 1907, focusing on urban factories and general workers.
A fragmentary colonial-era collage cites moral innuendo on soul mates and divorce alongside a string of 1900s science and food scaremongering. It mentions Theodore Roosevelt, Joseph Patterson, and Crookes, then shifts to global wheat production, seaweed cuisine, and Admiral Watson’s cup test, with jokes about Governor Hughes and Castro.
Governor Charles J. Hughes at the Trumanburg fair said rural life is rising and could be improved further to curb rural exodus. He cited Roosevelt's proposals to study conditions and legislate, noting calls for more opportunities and intellectual improvement to keep youth on farms. He warned against unchecked movement to cities, urging measures to balance growth and preserve country life.
Reports from Tabiti to Se purport outline a proposed wire telegraph network across Pacific islands including Australia, New Zealand, the Pilly, New Hebrides, Solomon, Samoa, Cook, Society and Marques Islands, plus phosphate isles. Several governments may back the project with ten to twelve circles and ships, stations needing sixty horsepower each. $340,000 planned capital with $50,000 subscribed by phosphate bed owners signals real business backing.
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