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Newspaper

Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

4

Preliminary hearing in case of Owens charged with trespass

The preliminary examination of Diarge Owens and an accomplice charged with treason? trespass was heard in Judge Chambertin's court. The accused allegedly broke into a frame belonging to Ceeur a Alen and Kpckane railways, traced by witnesses Walter Nuker and others. Dunne and Wallace pursued the suspects, recaptured property, and the pair were arrested. The next steps set for the next term as the defense and prosecution prepare motions.

Diarge Owenn Enloreé Bfernoon Judga Chambertin Owens Ceeur A Alen & Kpckane Bla House Dunne Wallace Wallane Gms Clhl. Potts McCatt Corporation Uta

Fragmentary notes on international parliamentary events in Berlin

A partial OCR fragment mentions ARMLIM, Boyt, United Binion, Menlo and Central America representatives in Berlin. It references Latin American and international parliamentary matters and a possible discussion of recordkeeping and national affairs, but the text is garbled and unreadable for precise details.

Ee Armlim Boyt United Binion Menlo Menriy

Bellingham Race Claims Spotlight Amid Turbulent Weather

A fragmented report from Bellingham on October 18 outlines a racing event shadowed by weather and political tension. The piece mentions figures such as Zeke Chew and MHONEY, with warnings against interference and calls for labor calm as the race proceeds under strong winds and unsettled conditions.

Bellingham Wilah Ema Zeke Chew Almont Windpton Ben Hurrivee

Worth Dakota commands new battleship nearing completion

From the War Department comes word that the Worth Dakota, a battleship building at Fore Iver, Mam, is nearing completion and expected to be ready for launch within two months. The vessel will be among the world’s few equipped with turbine propulsion and will serve as a symbol of modern naval strength.

Wammelnoton D. C Iver Fox of LA Two Acres Soni Fd Senary Bey Amar Glia Ama H.C. Baga Bert Intarsin Co

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Fragmentary OCR notes describe a deceased woman and a marriage with consent. It mentions misdeeds by Coffman and a medical operation with effects not recommended, including references to a father and a woman named Mise De Chmp.

WeolNer Coffman Aavind

APU RAOANY APTFOT MAYLAN

York contentions appear limited by incomplete text. The fragment hints at a political or public discussion with Mr Hughes referenced, but details are unreadable.

APU Raoany Maylan

Comet Haley Near Earth Draws Mixed Reactions

Washington astronomers report Haley's comet, returning every 75 years, prompts speculation of possible collision but experts deem such a disaster unlikely. Western observatories prepare to photograph the apparition while the Navy Observatory may follow with further studies as fear and superstition rise.

Washington Doc Haley Navel Observatory Bame Carriea Forma Lenigth Acre Arizone Alos Gach Glalturs Beth Haneyad

Dorn-May Mystery Notes Prompting Local Search

fragmentary OCR items mention names Dorn May and Drowiber with unclear dates and Metis 1 Mew. The readable pieces suggest a local notices brief or obituary fragment beginning with May and September references, lacking clear event or action details.

Dorn Drowiber

The German South American intellectual scheme debated

A long, fragmented account argues for a plan by Germany to influence South American universities, exchange programs, and political research, paired with American participation. It discusses cultural dominance, the need for reciprocal exchanges, and concerns over enforcement and public opinion.

Aterien Germany Hhe America Forth Cme Staseo 4 United States Intellectwals University Jubiicativns Actentine Bureau Siuattaavoux Tntateat South America Wittin Entwant

Third Measure for Tree Planting in Forests

Uncle Sam’s tree planting experts study windbreaks and shelter belts to compare varieties and determine best performers by regional experiments. Emphasis on forest preservation alongside timber growth, with possible profit from multi row windbreaks and rapid growing species like poplar white pine and chestnut.

Sam Pruswot

Fragmentary Civil War Era Rant Sparks Curiosity

Incomplete OCR snippet shows garbled dialogue about medicine and wrath with archaic spelling. The readable words imply a heated exclamation by a character named Abe, referencing a bold awakening and a risky course of action, but the fragment lacks clear events, dates, or locations for fuller summary.

Handsome Dogs And The Judging Of Hounds

A fragmented account notes the English dog showing scene where judges prefer strong, comely foxhounds. The writer cites local taste and individual eye over formal standards, mentioning private gatherings of keepers and a critic’s view from a London publication.

Shelley

Winter Us A Indy farmer plant peas

A humorous New York Times misprint shows a farmer boasting about peas not yet sprouting. The farmer and gardener discuss the delay as the season nears its end, with the exchange highlighting how the crops have not come up yet.

New York Times

Fragmentary dialogue from a Keen Observer column

A brief, unreadable fragment shows a character asking if another bowed to a fool. The other responds with a misquoted apology and a humorous denial of being upset, revealing a light conversational tone and incomplete exchange.

Pushmaking Echoes in a Patriots Swedhen Era

Fragmentary excerpt shows voices about Patriots and Unc Ben, noting time hardship and watching pay days. Mentions Jon Sta and common people in a historical tone. Strong entities limited by readability.

Unc Ben Jon Sta

Fragmented quotation from era newspaper text

Fragmentary OCR style passage mentions misfortune and a debate about gender and intellect. References to New York Times and journals appear as quoted lines. The text resembles a mixed, garbled mock news snippet with unclear narrative.

Fragmented Historic Verse Fragment Summary

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a medieval style scene with a watchman and a dawn moment. Names and full context are unreadable, leaving unclear characters, setting, and actions.

Unclear Text Card From OCR Fragment

Fragmentary OCR note mentions names and places but lacks coherent facts or dates. The readable words include references to a person named George and a city or group, with errors that obscure event or outcome. No verifiable details emerge for a concise news-style summary.

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