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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
2
The editorial discusses government action to ensure coal delivery to the West as railroads fail to meet needs. It notes the Interstate Commerce Commission pressure, a 24 hour delivery deadline, and a presidential message about canal work and Chinese labor usage.
Portland, Ore. December 18 The local union of electricians plans to present a wage scale to Portland Railway Light and Power Company. The street railroad company kept service running yesterday but will cut service at night as strikes loom. Officials warn no disturbances are certain today but strike strength could portend a serious confrontation in the Sandpoint mishaps area.
Banidpoint, tan, Dec. 14. Wil Vint Huthian sustained a painful accident yesterday while using his pocketknife. The knife fell from his hand to his toe and he tried to catch it, injuring his foot. Mim Brediey, daughter of Mrs amen Bradley, Pine street, is ill with diphtheria. The Hunt children are reported to be recovering. William Behan, foreman of carpenters at the Dey Prom brickyards, was injured Friday afternoon while on varaging. The saw blade started to fall and Behan’s foot was injured as the blade jerked upward. Dr. McNibbon said every bone of the ankle was hurt. Behan will not be able to use his foot for some time. Cyrus Turnbill, in the city from fags yesterday, reports his son had a close call while hunting. A bear roared, the boot toe was caught, etc. The Idaho law on planting bear taape without posting may be revised. This is the latest such accident in the vicinity. Weanington, Dec. 18. In declaring the division of the Slltwels Central Railway company, T.G. ball wards and J. A. Mahendron of Keotachey, the supreme court held the agricul tumn department quarantine order as invalid due to interference with interstate commerce.
Heatile Washington December 1 a local official died that night after a long public service career. Previously active in political life in Pennsylvania and New York he was known for his work in immigration and labor. His passing ends a prominent chapter in regional public service.
An unnamed narrator recalls a near disaster on a railroad where a dog and a child on the track trigger a dramatic rescue. A train thunders toward a stationary doll and child, the engineer risks encountering danger, and a mysterious creature appears. A brave dog saves the girl, and the dog’s owner is persuaded to let the narrator keep the canine.
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