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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
4
The executive committee discusses Guitaly removal work and accepts an offer from a local donor to fund a mobilization campaign. The group pledges funds and plans to continue meetings at headquarters to coordinate efforts.
The piece sketches party conventions in New York as Publican and Democrat factions clash over reform measures and leadership. It notes a county convention organizing, a state convention to be entered, and names temporary and permanent chairs with potential speakers and notable figures tied to Gov. Prwar Mghre and the Kuherwatwrint era.
An account outlines a fatal incident sparked by taunts about a woman named Rita Rime. The confrontation between Derwwn and Mel escalated, ending in a murder with implications tied to themes of jealousy and revenge. The report notes a quarrel and a tense exchange before the tragedy unfolded.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference names and an airport time or code. The readable bits show Fike and Paramoore IW and Arpt 11, with unclear context or complete sentence structure. This item remains fragmentary and cannot confirm event, date, or location beyond these entities.
Colorado Republicans gather for a party convention as Taft and Bryan dominance. The piece notes past vote patterns, party loyalty, and anticipated impact on the state’s presidential choice next November. It highlights Governor Meury Buechtel's criticism, the presidential race dynamics, and the potential effect on Colorado’s electoral votes in a nationwide contest.
A petition presented by Camino de Welvbereer requesting a street railway through Missoula was considered. Petitioners offered to donate 12,751 for the construction of a concrete bridge over the Missoula River at Higwen Avenue, but the proposition failed to pass.
In Nevada WENO Sept 1 Today voters will determine the fate of the Hinton Senate seat by a direct vote. A bipartisan state committee has agreed that legislators from both parties will pledge to follow the will of the people at the polls.
Orry I URE of Johneon's Cros builds a hymn and pursues a chicken ranch near Forest urn. A Rebekah amenity funeral for Abed this marking near landmother Mrs J Laisalle with Bright's disease. The Aromamnd funeral for 6 year old Aromamnd will be conducted by Thomas Percet at Cowar C Aleue.
The world’s greatest war vessel the English battleship Bt Vioormt died at Portsmouth today witnessed by crowds from distant towns. The ship of 10 250 tons was wheeled by Countess Beauchamp and hailed by experts as the fleet’s leading battleship of the age.
Wm Boulton secretary of the Modern Woodmen lodge and head of the city employment bureau reports a member has absconded with funds from both organizations. The last sighting of Conlon was several days ago by his family. Locals believe he may have spent or hidden the money, leaving a wife and five children in dire straits.
The U S circuit court in Philadelphia ruled the Commodities clause of the Hepburn railroad rate act unconstitutional. Acting Attorney General Fumnoll and Justice officials discussed appealing to the President as Attorney General Bonaparte conferred with Roosevelt and agreed the Department of Justice should file an appeal. The decision drew wide interest as the court analyzed constitutional language and interstate commerce implications.
Beginning Thureany issues a notice from the Library Committee of the Coeur d Alene Public Library dated September 1008 that no more books will be issued. All readers with library materials are requested to return them before September 7.
Fragmented report recounts a bold wager in Scotland near the Tweed. A Leith player attempted a golf shot from a spire height claimed near 16 feet above ground, with other participants and observers noted in late 19th century recollections.
A note describes sample calling cards by Gaby and show samples from Latue. It mentions Odetree and em Latue and hints at publication timing for preview printing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a publishing company and a local print or lake area, with unclear wording. The readable bits suggest a small item about printing or publishing near a lake, but details and names are unreadable.
A quirky note describes fish used as weather barometers and as a curious wartime idea. It cites experiments to electrify a shark to steer a torpedo and mentions a fish kept in an aquarium to signal wind changes. The piece riffes on the inventive, odd uses for marine life in the era.
A humorous survey of Mexican mules contrasts their cunning and endurance with human travel, noting the animals’ knack for calculating distance and travel time. The piece sketches how a mule’s sense of terrain and pace can shorten journeys, sometimes beating human expectations.
Fragmentary 15th century discussion cites outdated laws on selling daughters and marriage within prohibited degrees. Claims from Lawton Standard attribute a Henry VII era example where a widow’s sister of her daughter could be married to the husband, reflecting polygamy fears and ecclesiastical influence. The text mentions church law, Rome scripture, and royal authority shaping marriage limits.
The fragment describes Seve Linarde and Hannts Wroak starting a voyage to Australia. A traveler arrives crying out about silvery feptleg basking in Widbark. Abe lovuder triggers a sudden response as the scene unfolds with a growing crowd and unusual activity.
The text compares urban densities with figures for Paris and New York City, noting Paris at about 70,300 people per square mile and New York around 10,000. London and Berlin densities are cited, with 87,000 and 17,000 per square mile respectively, alongside discussion of crowded urban conditions and related social observations.
A garbled passage lists names such as Jonas Tipu Mo Yau Winkle Hobinson Ceisoe and Judas amid a jumble of phrases about being out with the boys and a famous excise, creating a puzzling, unclear scene.
A Quinker Way reports a New York City incident where a young clergyman helps a family in distress. With 25 dollars given for food, a new carriage was bought but quickly broke, prompting mild admonition about extravagance and need. The story highlights charity, poverty, and social duty.
A fragmentary report recounts a potion named Querr Gough Mixture associated with Mira and Delavey. The text cites January 4708 and a dialogue about using water with eight boll fat in quart for a remedy. It questions if "Alury" took it and benefited, noting odd beliefs and uncertain outcomes.
A gold artifact titled Up to Due Bible History was discovered in the dumatustry district of Cape Colony. The London Glove bearing a depiction shows Cale cheating Abel Wid binnerbuse, suggesting a contested scene tied to local lore.
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