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Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

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Special Session Turmoil and Railway Disaster Recounted

Reports from Indianapolis describe a special legislative gathering facing reform efforts led by Werner Henly and note a railway accident near Spokane where a worker, Hillis, was killed during a wiring repair. The plaintiffs seek $50,000 in damages citing negligence by Inland Railroad Company and foreman instructions as the cause of the fatal incident.

Dianapolig Ind Werner Henly Henly Seston Linthe Pattie Inland Railroad Comany John Tits Spokane River Hille Iwan Millis Hillis George Well Uye Eupine Black & Wernette

Republican leaders converge as Taft fight shapes up

September 18 reports from Republican National Headquarters in New York describe nationwide planning as Mitchcook leads consults with eastern officials. Maryland emerges as the sole debatable state, with Taft favored by business leaders and mass appeal aiding hopes to overcome Democratic majorities. Connecticut leaders say Taft is safe, while Lilley’s gubernatorial nomination sparks Republican tensions.

New York Sary Land Republican Nations Mitchcook Cincinnati Maryland Taft Tate Hitchcock Connecticut Republican Party Representative Lilley Merer Risieen Republican Readysarers Rergan Myron T. Herrek Ohio State of Chin Taf Mew Sepa

Grangeville rail line progress to reach town by October

Ancrennment reports that the Northern parties push toward Orangeville and Grangeville with track, ballasting, and bridge work in progress. Four work trains operate to speed completion, telegraph line ascent underway, and Western Union offices expected once poles and wires are in place. Grangeville aims to become the region’s largest inland town with resumed communication to the outside world after delays.

Cranter Thrangeville Tdaho Cottonwood Orangeville Bief Grangeville Lee Grangerille Vollmer Western Union

Fire and politics spark in centric center land dispute

Sept 15 report from Cincinnati covers Senator Foraker and William Randolph Hearst amid land and oil company bribery allegations. Letters from Archbold accuse Standard Oil of pressuring officials, with Hearst charging Foraker, while Foraker denies clear graft and cites legislative entanglements.

Denistom Ein Milla Médinge Middieton Forth Reame Melton Middleton Medaton Dubie Columbus Fenders William Standolph Hearst Adares Memorial Hall Thomas J. Bienen Independence Party Nina Preemt Bost Hearst Archbald Mandard O1 Company Foraker Standard Oilompany Foraker Inday Archbold Almo i Jeter K.& Monett Monhet Sipceme Chin Blandard Gl Company Jetter Arestold Bensier Peraker Beith Hewett Mowett Supreme Court Standard Oil Company

Forest Fires Threaten Homes Near Eagle River

In Calumet County forest fires rage within 200 feet of numerous residences on the Mutakire of Eagle River. Reports say large tracts of timber are burning across Chippewa County as hundreds of men fight the blazes to save homes and property.

Wieccasin Calumet Stich Eagle River Chippeane

Taft Bryan to Debate at Waterway Banquet in Chicago

Chicago reports that a joint debate between William H. Taft and William Jennings Bryan is planned for the Waterway convention banquet on September 27. Taft will meet Bryan publicly to address campaign questions, with Taft also scheduled to speak at Galesburg, Illinois, the Lincoln centennial.

Chicago William H. Taft William Jennings Bryan Taft Bryan Galesburg Tfl Lincoln

Wright Injured and Wright Lieutenant Die in Airplane Collapse

Washington Sept 18 Orville Wright was injured and Lieutenant Thomas killed when the aeroplane they rode collapsed yesterday caused by a broken propeller. The craft was 2000 feet high before plunging to the ground. Fully 2000 spectators witnessed the crash. Wright is resting easy. the most serious injury is a broken rib and side injuries.

Warhington D.C Orville Wright Thomas Wright

Fleet sails for Philippines from Abany West Australia

The Atlantic Mert 1a departed Abany for the Philippines on Sept 18 and is expected to reach Mantis by October 1. A large crowd gathered at King George sound to bid farewell as Rear Admiral Berry received a telegram from Premier Alfred Deakin praising the crew and expressing hopes for strengthened ties between Britain and the United States.

Abany West Australia Philippines Mantis King George Sound Berry Alfred Deakin Commonwealth United States Eam Australia

Opening of new Pinney Theater draws crowd

The bustling Pinney theater opened last evening with warm reviews from patrons. Cast members Bey and Washo led performances as actors pressed for wage increases and union recognition. The event marked a notable cultural milestone for the Intermountain region.

Bushr Washo Ty Mage Gerim

Waiting Room Incident At Crowt Northern Gopal

In the waiting room of Crowt Northern Gopal J Getew was the victim as assailants took money. The robbers demanded $56 before fleeing the scene.

Gopal, J. & Getew

New York Amateur Athletic Events Opened at Travers Island

Under the auspices of the New York Athletic Club the championships commenced today at Travers Island. Many athletes of world wide repute entered to pedal the track and field events. The finals will be held promptly with the regular program featuring the sprint and field events.

Mew Tork Athletic Sations Seuine Shampionshilpe Athiatis Cabee Travers Island

Promissory Marriage Suit Seeks 25000 From Coffman

Spokane plaintiff Jess M De Camp sues Howard Street firm Coffman and Walter Brothers for 25000 claiming deceit in promise of marriage. She alleges Coffman pledged marriage after intimate meetings in 1903 and 1904 while she aided lodging house operations in Spokane.

Howerd Cofman Walter Brothers Manatartarompany Howard Street Promine Te Roupind Marcy Sebeegnentir Albaerd Cates Mer Basham Coffman Bertha Spokane

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