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Newspaper

Coeur Dalene Evening Press

Location

Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

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Col Stewart Before Board at New National Irrigation Congress

Delegates from across the country gather at a new 30,000 dollar convention hall in Albuquerque for the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress. The event includes discussions on expanding arid lands, irrigation projects, and rural resource conservation with visits to major federal projects. Separately, Col. Stewart appears before a retiring board to determine his fitness for continued Army service after a heart concern prompts a canceled test.

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Bryan telegram prompts town to remove pictures

Charles Bryan received a telegram from William J. Bryan urging removal of all pictures in the town. The note requests Lincoln to take down the governor’s pictures and extend every courtesy to William J. Bryan as he visits. Republicans plan a monster demonstration tomorrow.

Lincoln, Neb Boyt Charles Bryan William J. Bryan William Fr. Cwest Lincoln

Retired Army and Sweat Osterrs by the Campaign

LaPorte Indiana report notes a Democratic state commotion as the campaign nears. The item highlights political tensions and public reaction, mentioning retired military figures and local observers in the context of state party activity.

Laporte Ind

May Lose Line as City Demands Franchise Changes

In BANDPOINT Idaho on September 29 city officials warned the streetcar franchise proposal could be rejected if amendments are not adopted. The council seeks immediate street designations, 60 day start, completion within six months, a 45000 bond, construction within city limits, and tram operations from dawn to midnight with free rides for officials during construction. Promoters say the demands are impossible, claiming county rights and city boundaries constrain them.

Bandpoint Idaho Elty Bremen Aequire Himls Ube Eity

Surveyor Gemivals to Meet

A hastily legible notice states that surveyors will convene to discuss uniform standards of conduct. The gathering aims to consider a proposed code among states including Oregon Washington Wyoming and Colorado during the current year.

Dole Oregon Wesbingion Wyoming Cotorada

Direct Primary Platform and Nominations Drafted for Convention

The draft platform endorses Democratic principles and Bryan ideals while condemning the president’s actions in aiding corporate forces. It calls for a direct primary law, an employment accountability act, and tax funds for injured miners’ relief, plus a state board to supervise distribution and mine safety measures. Nominated slate includes A G Kerns and W M Rigas for various local posts with George B Martowns Gesemor among others, highlighting calls for mine inspectors and safety provisions.

Uckat A. G. Kerns Watinen Tives George Cornell Curetie Lightner W. M. Rigas Ater John Momit A. Datong Dierlet John ¥. Murphy Murray Fialgot WeFaner William Flood Mullen George B. Martowns Gesemor Edwin Eine Treamirer Alles Anes Danhern Sperintendent Public Instruction Naina Susan Bird Pred V. Phinsney C. A. Beltran Barks Democratic Party Bryan Aytnne W. W. Woods United States Republican

Professor Twight to Lead Grape Vinegar and Wine Plant

Professor Edmund Twight, formerly head of a department at Land Standard University, directs wine cellar additions at Behoet farm vineyard in Vineland Idaho and oversees the manufacture of grape products from raps. He aims to produce 1800 cases of inter mounted grape tiles and 30 000 gallons of table wine this year. Twight believes the valley grape industry can become the leading business, and his work will attract agricultural interest.

Edmund Teight Lewirton Idaho Hamund Twight Laland Standard Twight Twitatht Twright Brofover Twisht Australia

Republican mass meeting names candidates for justice of the peace

A republican mass meeting at Peare and constable for Coeur d Alene precinct announced candidates for justice of the peace. The slate includes Judge James Tusell Judge A V Chamberlin Mack and O B Moon editor of the Journal.

Independent ticket denied by secretary of state in Boise

In Boise on September 29 the Independence party ticket headed by T. W. Johnann was refused by Secretary of State Lansdon for filing after the deadline. The Independents threaten court action while Republicans express satisfaction, as late filing risks altering the race and party influence in the coming vote.

Boise Idaho Uekel T. W. Johnann Rovers Hor Troy Lanadon Yeaterday Ming Keen Ofce Lansdon Independence Party Agin Axve Ax & Reson Lew Om

Gasoline Tank Explosion Causes Fatal Fire On Street

An explosion transformed the interior of a vehicle into a furnace as a gasoline tank exploded, killing several men on the beat who were attempting to halt a fire. The incident left multiple casualties and damaged nearby structures.

Montgomery Cal

Damon and Pritian Play Lobbed By Local Rehearsal

A fragmented notice describes a Wednesday evening performance titled Damon and Pritian, presented with faculty involvement and theatrical support. The piece hints at a later run and praises the production as among the best offerings from the department.

Damon Pritian Rieily

Democrats Defeated by Court Split in Idaho Delegates

The article details a Democratic split over primary law rulings and party leadership, with McKinley and Dubois factions contending the court validated some provisions as legal while others were struck down. It notes Rowan predicts Democrats will vote straight Republican, while Nugent insists regulars will carry Idaho and the national ticket remains in play.

Benetor T. Dubois Wtcordanos Llegal Wither Dubole Th. Rowan Dubois Pomit Joke F. Nugent Erate Maid Tow Dama Dubote Dr. Whitwell Supreme Court Idaho Nugent

Drunken Row Ends in Murder Indictment in Belllingham

In Bell ingham Washington an indictment for murder in the first degree was filed against J K Thomas. He is charged with killing and burying his wife last summer in an orchard at their home. Neighbors reported seeing the couple drink and quarrel before the death. Thomas claims self defense and says he shot only in response to her actions.

Bellingham Wash J. K. Thows Thomas Aleter Chealla Erchard

Open County Seat Campaign Opens Special Train

A special train will travel to Ta'siecle Nie Post Palle and return to its origin, meeting at Pest Pall and Speen Mridge with stops en route. The rally aims to present advantages of removal and includes a formal program in the evening with a question session open to attendees. The meeting will feature a panel, a designated moderator, and clerks to handle inquiries.

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Steamer Humbolt Runs Aground Near Victoria

The steamer Humbutt ran aground ten southeast of Alaska points near Active Pass north of Victoria. Thirty eight passengers were moved ashore with no fatalities reported. The vessel, in charge of Captain Bingham and owned by the Pacific Steamship Company, sustained damage to the bow but was otherwise intact. Repairs and plans to refloat were discussed, with rescue ships expected to assist later.

Seattle Wash Heamer Humbett Active Paws Anveral Sillew Vietorid Victoria Bingham The Pacific, Geamabip Company Mummitt Te Humbolt

Great White Plague Kills Washington Figures Stated

An obscured report discusses the great white plague and its toll on the world and the United States. It cites figures attributed to Irving Fisher of Yale and mentions annual deaths and affected persons in America.

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