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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
1
In a letter published in the morning paper the citizen critic thanks the mayor for a measured reply to readers. The writer condemns violent language and urges civil debate, arguing that frontier rhetoric has no place in town discourse and that sane argument should prevail among all ages.
In a Rochester court Judge Brook presided over a case where Prank W. Boughton was charged with battery. The jury returned a guilty verdict, fining Boughton and ordering reprimands as applicable. Testimony showed steady evidence of the alleged threat and behavior during the incident involving a livery boy named Rowshton. The proceeding also referenced delays and ongoing discussions about related matters and penalties.
Sept. 16 MAWATIAN campaign scenes report delegates to congress in ste bing. Tada quarrel pits Home Rule party against Ameri party as natives urged radical lines. Founders Y and Motive push labor themes while Charles Motive tours inland rallying natives.
A Washington report records D Haller dying this morning from injuries sustained when struck by a car while passing a Musnar residence. Haller was thrown about 40 feet, aided by medical staff, but died during treatment.
The piece reports a turn toward party harmony as factions led by Roosevelt and Taft seek unity for the November gubernatorial race. It notes Murphy and McCarren withdrawing opposition to McCarren delegates, the Chautauqua convention awarding seats, and delays in credential battles as Meek hails the harmony effort paving smoother contest at the state election.
The State Board of Pharmacy continued yesterday at the Hotel Idaho with sessions to conclude tomorrow afternoon. It reviews 35 applications, conducts five examinations for druggist certificates, and considers four cases of registration violations. Officers listed include J J Pulee president, C Bolleu vice president, and T M Starrh secretary.
Chicago report shows Bears Hoff and Company posting net profits of 140 843 460 dollars, down 0 78 072 from last year, with a 20 percent drop in net earnings. Interest and depreciation costs rose, leaving a net income of 2 034 796 dollars. The firm notes a home industry surge in the central west and possible effects on ship trade.
Marcus Keuhl faces larceny charges over three calves stolen from Mauck range at Medimont and shipped to a city market. Testimony centers on calf branding and identification. multiple Mauck family members testify. Court session expected to continue into tomorrow with H. Pou prosecuting and judges Morgan and Elder presiding.
Savanna Ga September 16 a large union labor gathering opens the annual session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Ladies Auxiliary. Delegates from Mississippi and western states attend with business and excursions planned to Tybee Island and nearby points. The union reports a prosperous condition and sees signs of increased railroad traffic and better times ahead.
Fragmentary OCR line notes WIM speaking to some at headquarters lamenting the campaign. No clear names, dates, or places readable. context insufficient to specify persons or events.
The Journal disclaims responsibility for scattered notes in a column and apologizes to readers. It defends allowing Mayor Beaton a reply after unwarranted attacks on the mayor and others, noting Beaton’s conduct invited retaliation and that he received only what was reasonable.
The itinerary shows a western tour beginning in Milwaukee on De bert with stops at Minneapaka Yankton Pierre Fargo Dubuque Nab and Kanam. The casters suesches will be made at New York Mrsie and Baltimore.
Supreme court directs referee Hanne Dower to report on September 24 in Fremont Binghamy Oneiga and Bear Lake counties regarding the constitutional democratic ticket and anti constitutional democrats. The court overruled a demurrer and set 16 questions for evidence as the referee prepares testimony. Attorneys for both sides have agreed on most facts except contest details in the Mormon matter.
A garbled report indicates admission at the state fair in Portland broke attendance records. Early forecasts suggest about 22 000 visitors may pass through today with up to 30 000 expected by day’s end at the fairground.
A proclamation at the Hartford state democratic convention nominated A. Raberison for a prominent post. Raberison’s supporters, led by Judge Raberison, celebrated the nomination as enthusiastic and decisive evidence of party backing.
A partial marriage notice from Warrington, Nevada, notes the upcoming wedding of Herbert Kaos Smith of the United States Army to Mims Gertrede Lies Wich, daughter of a former overseas official, with the ceremony planned in Farmington, Connecticut.
Jamen Taylor and four companions fled a sinking launch in the Gulf of Georgia. Captain J. Cookson on the Nellie rescued Taylor after four days adrift. three others perished from famine thirst and exposure. One survivor recalls a man named Bedrit from Beattie. others remain missing, presumed drowned or lost to the sea.
The school board reorganized after a meeting last evening with J C White reelected chairman and U M Daview as clerk. New trustees were sworn in and a plan to adjust grade placement at Park School and Mutter School aims to relieve high school congestion. Attendance projections rise to about 2000, with continued improvements across departments and plans to review all school operations.
Seattle readers report a tense sermon at St. Mark's Episcopal where Pastor Lloyd denounced merry widow hats seen in the pews. He warned the congregation that the hats stir distraction and rivalries, provoking mixed reactions among members amid fashion clashes.
The Lakhs Amateur Comedy drew a well engaged crowd with a lively rendition of a Lakeaidere piece. Local performers, mostly homegrown with varying experience, delivered a modestly bristling act that earned applause despite gaps in execution.
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