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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
2
A collection of brief items notes Murat Halsted's Ohio congressional bid, Canadian extradition efforts for Gaynor and Green, Sapasta's fragile state, a six second quake in Pau, a wealth report, and various political and social updates.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a naval disaster with German action, mentioning a vessel named Yortaa Fridavts and a crew count. Admiral Killick is referenced. Details on location, date, and outcomes are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary report describes election events and candidates across states with mentions of Chelronan, Norgrnti, and Kegatius. It notes campaign activity, regulatory aims, and forthcoming results as factions vie for influence amid uncertain timelines.
The Seattle Blertrie company opens a new line to Renton and Tacoma Interurban trains run widely. Wheat markets in Palouse country stay brisk as forecasts show strong sales before year’s end. U S circuit court sits in Seattle. arrests include W O D Lord in Minneapolis and Tog Wilson in Walla Walla for robbery. Vancouver barracks supply troops for Port land parade. Vancouver land office August business is high with receipts over 91000 and various entries listed. Whatcom streetcar sale to Philadelphia capitalists denied. Forest fires reduce this year. A J Pantter, “Second Wheat King,” dies in Walla Walla. Manhattan Packing Co season in port Angeles praised after new ownership, cannery resume and later closure in Puget Sound area.
Manila dispatch reports General Sumner takes command of the Mindanao department to lead a Sum Angi against the Macin Maras. Cavalry and a battery prepare at Camp V Mindanao with expectations of calm within a week as operations plan to move against hostile forces.
Fragmentary OCR text references traders merchants and towns with scattered phrases about villages and waters. No coherent event or clear individuals emerge from the readable lines.
Fragmented OCR text describes a confusing account with references to a boat, a year, and denials. Names and places are unclear but suggest a courtroom or official record tone with missing details.
Bids for the ward project at Pugee Sound opened with seven bidders and totals around $27,000. The process included references to department work and committee review with expected completion likely in September.
New York September 5 Senator Platt again asserted the coal strike would end by next Saturday night. He refused to give reasons for the forecast, saying only that he knew it. Operators accuse him of pressuring men to stay out. He declined to discuss further and denied talks with Senator Quay about settlement.
Shareholders in English railways faced panic after a Times article from an American questioned the solvency of the system. London stock markets saw heavy selling orders as concerns grew over capitalisation and the need for new funds to modernize rolling stock and equipment.
The readable fragments discuss a mission in France in August, mentioning people and a dated sequence. Names such as Meagenmerr and Basler appear amid garbled text, with hints of a wartime context and an agreement reference.
Garbled notes mention sailors, yacht regatta details and mariner items. References to New York events include possible names and a regatta context with unclear figures.
Two orion ers and three battleships led by Admiral Higginson engaged in night maneuvers near Newport, with searchlights illuminating the scene as the Brooklyn approached the harbor mouth. Guns fired briefly, alarms sounded, and the fleet slipped away toward Block Island after a brief bombardment from Port Adams.
In Chattanooga Tennessee President Roosevelt is elected an honorary member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. He attends the executive session escorted by Grand Master Sargent and others. The president thanks the union leaders and praises organized labor's reasonable demands and global influence.
A garbled dispatch notes a late and authenticate report about a striking event, mentioning Elena and Cink among others and claiming significant wealth or gain. The readable fragments point to a notable strike or discovery with multiple named individuals and implied high value.
A fragmentary report describes turmoil in a national congress with references to officials and committees. The text lists names such as S. Boseell Swart Dusters and E. Bweitivs Migwwart, and mentions a retiring member Percy Ossal Quaesore amid violent incidents and casualties including one dead and a seriously wounded conductor.
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