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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
3
A brief summary notes a surprising finish in a local race involving several competitors. Key figures were present, including organizers and onlookers. The event drew attention from nearby venues and added to the day’s sports chatter.
A jumble of names, businesses, and almanac style notices from Spokane includes references to Bjorklund, Woodman, Mundell, Sargent, Norrie, D. Jones, and J J. Browne linked to local commerce. It notes Table Supply Co. Ltd stock, rent inquiries, mission trips, and store ads for fresh stock, with multiple references to Coeur d Alene Trust Co and local residents visiting the city. A Presbyterians social invites garbed in crazy costumes with refreshments and a silver offering.
John M. Burke, early Idaho mining magnate and Democratic candidate for governor in 1894, dies after a long career spanning Maryland Ohio East Lake City Idaho and Reno. He built wealth in Cour dAlene mines later faced losses and illness leaving wife Borah Greenig Burke and a son in Nevada.
In Danville a push to defeat Cannon is urged as the State Federation of Labor considers endorsing Bryan. The convention faces windward views on guiding union support and how to direct the federation in the upcoming actions. The debate centers on how to influence laborers and public opinion through any indorcement or opposition.
Preparations are complete for a Pacific coast commercial delegation to Japan. Representatives from major coastal cities gather to promote trade and seek improved commercial relations with Japan. The excursion aims to open stronger ties and expand business opportunities in the Orient.
A fragmentary report notes Hama Trail Masere as an active participant in the pale, though details are sparse. The brief indicates Masere’s involvement in a key event, with no further identifiers or dates provided in the readable text.
The article traces the evolution of sailors uniforms from sea traditions to their symbolic braids and collars. It explains how white neck cloths, braids, and a jackknife motif represented ships, victories, and national identity from Aboukir to Trafalgar, ending with mourning black epaulettes for Nelson. It highlights the link between attire and maritime history.
A humorous sequence recounts an English traveler meeting a cat near a Swiss lake and revealing the lake’s poisonous water. The tale includes a misfired French remark and a final observation about translating confusion. Also noted is a vignette about a great man's awkward late arrival and a brief American admirer referencing Marie Antoinette’s era.
Kidney function is described as filtering blood and removing about 500 grains of impurity daily when healthy. The text warns of back pain, nervousness, gout, kidney stones, and other symptoms if kidneys fail. A testimonial from Mrs. Sylvester of Coeur d Alene, Idaho endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming rapid relief from years of backache, with pills available at the Coeur d Alene drug store and a New York distributor as sole US agents.
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