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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
2
The Cor d Alene Evening Press reports a major fire at the Franklin hotel and praises the fire department for saving property and lives. It notes several fires threaten other structures and urges immediate upgrades to fire response and prevention to avert future tragedies.
The text presents garbled dialogue and fractured phrases with multiple corrupted names. It hints at a dramatic scene involving several characters and places but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to anchor a concrete summary.
A garbled report describes a mysterious pestering menace arriving in Europe by ship, causing panic among observers. It notes a fatal bite and mentions Angolan fears, with London Christendom as a referenced context.
An encoded and garbled reminiscence describes a chaotic family dinner amid oyster shortages and a disrupted meal. Confused dialogue hints at tensions between adults and children, with scattered names and odd phrases reflecting a damaged manuscript.
A rugged king James IV of Scotland is depicted as athletic, courageous, and adventurous. He forged strong ties with England through marriage, faced battles, and displayed bold diplomacy. Betrayed by robbers in Lille, he killed two assailants to survive, then returned with soldiers to curb the rebellion.
A winter visit to a German city brought portraits of Brahms and a famed young conductor. Adolf Jensen praised the youth as gifted yet arrogant and ineffectual, while others disliked him. The next morning a confrontation revealed a misunderstood rivalry and a reckoning with an unsettled night.
The article describes improvised fire safety measures with water buckets and buckets on a cart. It notes incorrect methods such as using a whole cart as a sprinkler and warns drowning hazards from improper use. It references specific names and organizations in a cautious, period voice.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions giving a penny hat and arranging transport by cab or train. Names and dates are unreadable, with unclear actions and a vague travel-related note amid stray words and phrases.
A fragmented account describes pilgrims circling the snowy summit of Mount Fujiyama during fierce summer winds. They dress in white, carry wooden staffs stamped with a temple crest, and march through howling gales as the peak rises above the sea and Tokyo plain.
Fragmentary 1788 aerial navigation notes recount the first gas balloons and skeptical observers. Mentions Charles and Lobert, Marquis de Villeroy, and other early figures as they witness ascent, debate, and early experiments toward powered flight, with references to later attempts and stalled progress.
The text contends that Dimraell prized blasioui bands and aristocratic badges as proof of birthright and disdain for labor. It notes nobles’ carefully shod children and a rising commoner awareness, while describing the aristocratic hand as long and slender as a mark of effrontery and athletic crowd scorn. An Indianapolis bar reference remains.
Cleveland dealer notes a scene on Wall Street and in the city where many young men appear distressed and teary eyed, remarking that several have faced long struggles in recent years and may not have found relief.
A fragment describes Mary Kiteme and her father urging a girl to walk property while a teacher recites lines. Maury answers a question, saying he knows what it means, and the teacher instructs to end with turning toes as part of the odd lesson.
The notice urges all residents of Rathdrum to city areas to register to vote for county candidates and removal measures. It lists four precincts with registration places in Coeur dAlene, Sherman, Lincoln, and Kootenai districts, names registrars, and hours every Saturday morning and evening. The executive committee of the County Boat Removal club asks all Coeur dAlene residents to register.
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