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Newspaper

Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

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Suicide in St Joe Jail Raises Training Theme

JOE, Idaho, Sept 15 Spec Op Borg a lumberjack killed himself in the city jail after two prior attempts near a river. He hanged himself with heavy strings after admission to the jail, the post breaking the rope later to confirm the death. Local officials report an apparent self destructive act by a man of unbalanced mind, while editorial notes urge stronger education and training to meet modern demands. The piece quotes Chicago Tribune on the trained man and Idaho’s commitment to public schooling, urging parents to consider future needs for their children. Continued on page four.

Joe Idaho Specop Borg Satur Teneo Iasif Chicago Tribune Han Crafteman Ax & Man Dow State of Idaho Penvisios Abe Natvere Iy State Mar

ILD RAILWAY IN OREGON

Oregon dispatches report interest in a Great Northern route through central Oregon with attention to a new railroad line and an automobile route recently mapped by John Jerdumen J. Milt as part of a sighting tour. Rumors claim planning aims to tie the faney to the project, which locals deny.

Dford Ore R. Koleate New Yorker Kolgaly

Open Minnesota land in Duluth opens for homestead entry

In Minnesota and Duluth on September 15, a government order opens forty nine thousand acres of northern Minnesota tribal land for homestead entry. Most tracts are desirable for agriculture. high applicant numbers mean many will be declined. The land includes Chippewa reservations and former reserve segments, with historic notes on land use and timber.

Duluth Minn Minnesota Cam Lake Wom di Lac Leeds Lake Ninetides Det

Authorities Seek Identity Of Man Found Near Spring Brook

In Oregon City Oregon on the sixteenth authorities work to identify a man believed to be about seventy eight years old found at Spring Brook near the town. The body had white hair and a purse containing 600 dollars in gold was found in the clothing.

Arther Wil Ayer Chamber Prairie Westie Orboon City Ore Bet Apring Brook

California focus mime to spur state exhibitions

In San Francisco on September 18 the idea executive committee of the Ainskie Tulon exposition outlined plans to ship a large quantity of literature statewide. The materials urge counties to prepare exhibitions for California.

Ban Francisco Chairams Urigas Idea

Repairs to Chuiner Wilt Ball at Paget Sound West Week

In Dawson Alaska on September 15 C H Mahoney of the Western Navy Yard Puget Sound reports on miners labor matters and the cruiser Colorado. The repair work of the bull labor matter is to be completed in the morning and the crusher will be taken to Mare Island. The statement notes that labor conditions appeared good and the situation is under investigation.

Dawson Alaska C. H. Mahoney Navy Yard Uget

Hughes Named Republican Nominee for Governor

Saratoga N Y The convention renominate Hughes for governor on the first ballot to succeed himself. President Moonerits statement yesterday in favor of Hughes strengthened him and kept delegates united despite prior enthusiasm.

Saratoga Hughes Ruor Moonersit Iiue Penis Ton

Explosion on fishing schooner Kamda injures crew at Gabuline

In Sept 15 incident at Mandard Bay a Frewit blast aboard the Kamda burned crewmen George Alen Ander, Allert Jacotepe, and tum Anderun. The owner’s property burned. recovery outlook was doubtful as flames and wreckage spread over the scene.

Bhattir Wash Kamda Cbs George Alenander Allert Jacotepe Anderun Iacokme

BELLINGHAM REPORTS CREW MISSING ON TRIP

A garbled Bellingham message reports James Tapes and Pred O Nell missing after a voyage. The text hints at a marine mishap with a stern or power vessel, noting a group stranded or marooned following a trip.

Laaeh Bellingham Wash James Tapes Pred O'Nell

Japs Will Entertain Americans Visitors Arrive October 10

TOKIO Sept 15 The committee in charge of welcoming Pacific Coast businessmen planned to entertain the visitors after their arrival on October 10. Arrangements were made to take them on a northern tour to Wikko and then to Myrajka.

Tokio Pacific Comet Wikko Myrajka

Warrant Issued in Battery Case Against Frank M. Houghton

A warrant charging battery was served today in Judge Browle’s court against Frank M. Houghton of Idaho Meat Market. James Tuttle, a market delivery bar, said a dispute over a runaway team led Houghton to reprimand him, then strike him in the face.

Houghton Browle Frank M. Houghton Idaho James Tuttle Tuttle

Car of Dynamith Explodes at Windsor Depot

A damaged report describes a car of dynamith exploding today at Windsor depot in Tacoma Washington. The incident interrupts the Twenty-Ofth Samuel conference as leaders and pastors attend a Methediet gathering awaiting formal events.

Windsor Mrehediets Troma Tacoma Wash Sas Methediet Die Irtete Samuel

Settlers Lose Land Rights in 43 and 44 Cases

The decision upholds the general land office findings that settlers win priority over railroad claims, with the state retaining most lands after surveys. It outlines prior settlement requirements, lists numerous affected names, and notes the railroad’s limited success where pre settlement by the state or company occurred.

General Land Office Ind Lande Serarching Walter Bond Joseph Owenard Jowph Labelis Carl FB. Lavemhel James W. Cashing Thomas Coddingham Louie Compa Alva A. Weathered Dorothy Weathered Kip Jene William M. Walsh Daniel Hewes Charles &. Welden Willam Xelaler Bam Ching Charles A Miller Ade Toles Kalu Plummer Thomas A Scott John W Foler William Hodinayn Alva Srong T. Odewo Clara A. Weathernd Charis Portators Ieunke Paulson Jobn J. Morrison Mui Norton Willame HM. Mariman Lishe Lines Willam MH. Thomas Andrew F. Bietrom James G. Neving Elles Baerom James Abel Carrie E. Sherer Lawrence 4 Shmokinn Frankie Therawtt Jemie G. Rataten Groner Hi. Rent

Prominent Politician Seeks Clarity Amid War Rumors

A garbled dispatch reports Harriman was urged to address rumors of a war footing. It notes speculation about aviation plans and a new company for the Untamed Pacific, with warnings that the situation could worsen and threaten the peace.

Harriman Jot & Pew Company Boothern Pacifte

Arrest of Smith and Woman Invalent Incident At Night

Herbert Butt and a woman were arrested in connection with a riotous disturbance over two to three nights. Smith and the woman companion remained unnamed and were taken to the county jail. Prosecutor Potts indicated a charge would be filed, likely serious, after further court work. Efforts will be made to send the woman to reform school if found suitable.

Herbert Butt Howe Occupied Key Mra. W. W Puttermanstein Sanity M Ratharum Likeni McDonald Petersin Sunith Thane Smith Bern Potts Gmnith

Parkhurst Appears in Court on Bank Embezzlement Charge

R Parkhurst, former head of the First National Bank of Seattle, appeared in federal court to answer to an $48,009 embezzlement claim. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over for trial in Seattle on $12,090 bail. Parkhurst admits taking funds but says he reimbursed them. authorities maintain the offense remains and will be prosecuted rigorously.

Tacoma Woah R. Parkhurst Eoahter First National Bank of Seattle Beattle Warkhuret

Portland Inferno Wipes Large City Section In Deep Fire Losses

A devastating blaze in Portland caused extensive damage across multiple city districts. The fire, intensified before discovery, overwhelmed firefighting effort, with massive property losses including 609,000 feet of lumber and numerous homes, while about 600 residents suffered injuries or losses.

Portland

Randall Family Fall Fall in Order in the Americas

Boston notices describe the Handail and Handail Family reunion event with ceremonial renown and discussions on family origins and ramifications. The editorial column notes the gathering and the public interest in genealogical papers as part of the fall season.

Randalls Boston Handail Aimeres Randall Daz

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