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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
6
In a crowded City in Brief, notices include Memorial Day activities by the Women’s Robe Corps with services and parades planned near Lake Morewutie. Reports mention local businesses offering goods and services, court and county notices, abstract company advisories, and upcoming travel for residents to Lewiston and Spokane.
Fragmented report describes Brennan returning to address finances and respond to letters about settling debts and political fundraising. The piece notes efforts to intervene and adjust administration matters, with mentions of Quay and letters influencing public perception, amid a broader political backdrop.
Fragmentary notice reports a social gathering in a private home with some claimed misconduct. The text is garbled and reads like a local remark or gossip note from an old period source with unclear participants and actions.
A garbled OCR fragment records a tense exchange about death and a sharp retort. The readable bits show a character asking about destiny and a dismissive or darkly comic reply referencing an enema. The overall context and names are unclear due to corruption.
The testimony describes Harry Orchard detailing ore theft from a trunk, walling it for storage, and coordinating with Haywood and Moyer on intimidation and mine strike actions. He mentions ore theft schemes, a planned train wreck, and meetings with officials to relay information, while denying some statements about mayoral figures.
Cripple Creek era testimony recounts Pitavtone Dope claims and the burying of drugs before train searches. Orchard describes militia activity at Telluride miners and Moyer’s movement toward Ouray and Bilverton, with plans to defend against an attack. He details armaments and the Denver headquarters as part of the overall case.
A reader recounts Brown solving the summer dilemma by considering a Victor Walking Machine piano and organ catalog from Kilers Piano House. The ad promises affordable installment plans and catalogs from Spokane Washington, inviting readers to requestMein catalogues for home musical bargains and popular tunes.
Readable fragments suggest a local public matter involving persons and positions, with uncertain names and actions. The legible bits imply a notice about election or appointment processes, deadlines, and official actions, but essential details are missing.
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