02 May 1907
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
1
In Boise, attorneys for Haywood faction denounce charges as political, asserting they have been jailed unjustly for 14 months. The report notes officials deny impending martial law, while residents remain quiet despite sensational editorials and protests, with Gov. Gooding disputing the use of martial law.
Eastern capital investors show interest in the Okanogan and the Toland Empire prospecting in Haydenake and Colones while Dr C Sterist of Columbus arrives. John Cudahy Critically Ill. John Carlisle faces a robbery charge heard by Justice Abbot. Evidence prep continues Saturday afternoon.
A prewar London portrait presents Lady Restrice Kotler, titled the empire’s premier beauty, married to Major General Carr and mother to a lovely child. The article notes royal praise from King Edward and mentions her aristocratic lineage, travels, and public fascination with her appearance.
Robert Holvick, an edger operator at Coeur d Alene Lumber, sustained severe injuries when a timber struck him as he fed stock through the saw mill. He suffered a broken collar bone and shoulder blade, a dislocated shoulder, and multiple rib fractures. He is hospitalized with a doubtful recovery. his wife and children face destitution if he cannot work.
Harriman and Hill call for immediate coal shipments to avert a northwest famine. Chicago dispatch notes traffic and departing departments unite railroads to enforce orders and stop coal shortages.
Hed Culler lime official says toe boat 19 will replace the dis subtint steamer Seley and be completed this summer. Will be in the meer future and work noted by W. Jute of Johnson Bost Works. The host will be 5 trifie intger than the Sebley. Machinery from the Hobley to be used in exesiiast condition. Red Collar line fleet growing. Bischlund and Pipgras financed at the electrie den and near completion. new craft to serve passenger and freight trade on the river.
A May 2 notice from Wechiogum states William Volks of Macyini in the Tranevexeia sector discharged workers. The document lists all names mentioned in cases involving land disputes and titles in Oregon.
Reports from Svalaion Halt on May 3 note a grand jury at Monow has found indictments against Lewiatun men for conspiring to rob the government. Warrant service dates and bond status are discussed as prosecutors argue for prompt notification and trial timing amid ongoing rumors and uncertainty.
May 2 report notes General Arthur MacArthur’s last official viett today as he inspected Fort Worden. Col. Woodbury and Major Harts greeted him along with Col. T. Woodbury. Worden and Flagler forts were in action yesterday delaying a planned Mort Qasey visit. The Dal ted Blaten headline reflects the strong timing.
Citizens push to disarm and repave Fourth Street from Mortestrent to Twelfth. They plan a petition at the city meeting Monday evening. Property holders oppose ongoing work and seek clear timing. Mn Minnick notes Steward to be paid about 15 per square rod.
Beattie Washington May speech from General SteeArthur, reported yesterday, asserts universal peace remains distant. General Kavwkl ve hie wage Tro the ca8 is the Jamentuwm ma vorltion, demiered yesterday. Public reaction mixes with pessimism as conferences press for progress and caution.
A report from Mandpolut Tabu dated May 4 describes the discovery of a dead man near Amalie station. The body, possibly an old farmer named Musphy, lies unidentified. Police and witnesses plan to announce details and expected events at Hotel Mdebo on May 4.
A garbled report from New York on May 2 describes a demonstration with Boyer sympathizers and a procession. It notes tensions tied to leadership and loyalty while mentioning May events and local names amid unclear wording.
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