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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
2
The Coeur d Alene Press reports on a tense session with Canon Walera Idao Conghers convening at noon to discuss the Brmoot case and the slowabeidy Bill amid tariff talks. Republicans face internal divides as reformers push for changes while Democrats remain wary of shifts that could influence the election.
A peculiar tale from California describes a trade rat known for stealing items overnight and leaving a series of offerings in their place. The culprit coordinated a vast exchange of worldly goods from watches to knives, spoons, rope, wire, and carpentry tools. The article notes the creature’s clever trade ritual and hints at broader regional folklore about the “trade rat” in lower Ant Bale.
A scarce account notes that there are no tribes among the described groups, only small family clusters led by headmen selected for personal merit. It asserts little is known of their religious practices and classifies their law as similar to Bushman and Bantu traditions, reflecting gaps in racial intelligence.
A segment from Wide World Magazine details a Milii tribe rite where the bridegroom wears a reed garment during the wedding prelude. The reed outfit, tied with grass, signals betrothal and press of ceremony. Mounted police briefly permit photographs amid the tale of cautious tradition and social impact.
An Uriahman recalls a bust of Hugh O'Brien in the Boston Public Notary's corridor and John Bayle O'Reilly in the newspaper room. A man asked if any bust exists beyond Irish figures. A clerk replies there is a bust of Lucifer in the periodical room, and he was not an Irishman.
An analysis piece collates opinions from the Baltimore American and Boston American about Amy Hobart, noting hurtful remarks and a controversial inquest. It mentions Max Ellanroth and Walter Scott in relation to Amy Hobart’s death, suggesting motives and a possible false statement about the circumstances.
An advertisement touts the superiority of Lakeside Pharmacy offerings in black books, stationery, and office essentials. It claims higher quality justifies a price premium and urges patrons to choose their products.
The article describes supposed African tribes including the Katies and Vasiena, noting skin color, stature, and regional distinctions. It references the Dusty color state and contrasts with Boers, Meran tongue, and nearby groups like the De get. The text presents biased racial classifications from a historical perspective.
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