That the Prem prints today's news to day
The Prem prints today's news to day. Michigan forest fires are mentioned as a valuable place of news not noted in the Chroniels, with coverage coming out in the morning edition.
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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
2
The Prem prints today's news to day. Michigan forest fires are mentioned as a valuable place of news not noted in the Chroniels, with coverage coming out in the morning edition.
A flawed account accuses the Standard Oil Company of funding Bryan and the Democratic Party. The piece claims the Republican National Committee withholds donor names to obscure trust influence, arguing the push aims to distort voters and boost Bryan through fear of trusts’ money.
A county fair draws farmers and families with exhibitions and contests while candidates campaign for votes. Amid stalls and livestock, organizers showcase scientific agriculture and local crafts, with speeches by notable figures and a focus on community heritage and progress.
The piece argues that the Algeciras treaty binds European powers to protect Europeans in Morocco while France seeks to maintain order and expand influence. It notes Britain and Italy face pressure from German demands and Austrian backing for a united front with France. The article warns that Germany must accept the inevitable shifts and prepare for a strong, sanctioned stance if needed.
Fragmentary text references vast industrial projects and transport networks, mentions 80 000 square mile area and 2 098 000 000 tons of rust, and alludes to figures like Jack Prost moving on. Mentions visits by a queen and king and a French agent, with garbled phrases about boundaries and winters.
A new act establishes compensation for government employees injured in the line of duty across various services including armory yards river and harbor construction and government manufacturing establishments. About 76 000 employees qualify with payments continuing during disability for up to one year and dependent relatives receiving the same sums for twelve months if death occurs. Applications must go through official channels with medical certificates and may be used to improve accident statistics. The article notes weather reporting gaps and the strong value of government meteorology despite some limitations.
Idaho law requires all residents to register to vote in county elections. Four registration sites exist in Coeur d’Alene area, with named registrars at each precinct. Notices urge Coeur Alene and nearby residents to register promptly and participate in the county beat renewal campaign.
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