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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
4
A chaotic wartime Washington scene unfolds as President and White House aides prepare for a return to the capital. Talks focus on budget, Navy leadership, and Cabinet shifts slated for soon, with anticipated hearings and domestic priorities shaping the early months of the new term.
A lively meeting discussed moving the county seat to Coeur d Alene, highlighting economic growth, educational strength, and courthouse placement. Speakers urged unity, framed benefits for residents, and urged action to advance a vote and relocation plan.
Fragments describe a railway or streetcar themed scene with references to Milwaukee, ships, steamers, and a market or port area.Names and places are inconsistently captured but suggest a historical transit or trade setting with implied events or notes about vessels and routes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions an anniversary on September 26, 1870 and a public notice related to publishing and labs. The readable names and specifics are garbled, but the item appears to be a local public notice or advertisement tied to a historic date.
A dispatch from Milwaukee reports the Airwaters of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad plan centrification and Pacific coast extension through the Bitterroot mountains in Idaho. Officials say the line will be several hundred feet long and will pass through multiple grades, with preparations underway for the new route.
An early report from Washington says Wilbur Wright may end aviation experiments in France and return to Port Meyer to resume his brother Orville’s work. Wilbur reportedly injured in a crash suffered serious injuries, could be out of action for at least five months and unable to fly another machine in that period.
Delegates representing 100000 German Catholics gather in Cleveland for the 34th annual convention of the Roman Catholic Central Federation of America. Speakers include Bishop and church dignitaries. Taft and Bryan references appear in a political cauldron about tariffs, trusts, and reform. The piece notes campaign ambiance and crowd scenes as political and religious figures converge in March events.
In a muddy confrontation, a tutor battles a rogue with a sword as the Judge challenges a bold foe and a master observes. The exchange ends with the judge’s firm retort and the foe retreating, praised for restraint and nerve.
A conversation clarifies mohair and alpaca as distinct fibers. Mohair comes from the Angora goat in Africa, while alpaca wool comes from the alpaca in the Andes of Peru and Chile. The piece notes attempts to introduce alpaca to other regions and a 19th century Baltimore cargo experiment.
A mosaic of clipped bits features social commentary on college education for women, witty exchanges, a shellback rescue in a river tale, a playful stamp production anecdote, and a stray tease about life and love. The collage showcases varied voices and eras in a single page snapshot.
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