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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
3
City items cover a bustling mix of shop ads and events from Frew to Sherman streets. Notable mentions include Hazel Wella, E B Keller & Company, Johnson Boots, Ridenger groceries, and Wood crafts, with socials, church notices, and holiday sales shaping a crowded page.
The notice outlines excursion rates for groups of ten or more traveling together by rail within the Oregon and Washington region. It sets one and one third fare per capita based on the lowest first class limited rates for organized public amusement groups, and a similar rate for 25 or more passengers. For larger parties of 100 or more, a round trip fare of one fare is offered when traveling together.
Fragmented editorial voice contrasts Andrew Jackson with poverty, praising self made leaders and noting scarce hardship. Mentions Franklin, Sherman, Lincoln and others, then shifts to unrelated fungus imagery and a misprinted memoir excerpt.
The President's message recounts a resignation of a republic leader after failed attempts at unity, and urges study of history to avoid wars. It praises the navy as the surest guarantee of peace and argues for renewing ships to maintain naval strength without escalating conflict. It references the war of 1812 and Captain Mahan as lessons for prudent defense.
In Tacoma on December 5 a group of Japanese laborers were assaulted by a mob as they were taken to a village to work in a well. The attackers beat and threatened the workers until Conductor Kirkpatrick intervened, restraining the mob and guiding the Japanese away from danger. Police may seek protection funds for the victims.
Police report alleges threats linked to remarriage rumors in Aber area. Officers urge calm as residents recount confrontations and potential reprisals, with no injuries confirmed.
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