Miners for Coeur dAlene Rumors and Disputes Rise
The report claims hundreds of miners from Missouri may move to Coeur dAlene area as federal mine work resumes. Officials deny the mass exodus, but admit only 6 to 10 percent of former miners may work at reopening sites, with many heading to Maker City Oregon or elsewhere. Local unrest and church meetings discuss the political shift amid job fears and labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Mitcourt
Ali
Comite d'Atenes
Maker City
Ore
AL Sagen
New Cabinet Shaped by King’s Return to London
A London dispatch details early cabinet appointments tied to the king’s return. It lists David Lloyd George as a leading figure and notes the inclusion of Winston Churchill and Reginald McKenna among the ministers. Minor changes and further announcements are anticipated after the sovereign’s homecoming.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Morbert Asauith
David Llord George
Exchequer
Lutat Twendmunithy
Teconnellor
Crewe
Stain
Cotoniva
McKenna
Live Admiralty
Winston Spencer Churchill
David Lied Grotee
Bowe
Nie Phyrolaue
Kidney Trouble And Urgently Needed Relief Warned
A fragmented notice describes kidney issues and remedies, mentioning Down's Kidney Pelle and related symptoms. It names a person at Riverside Avenue in Susann, Wrah, and warns of headaches and weak or aching conditions. The readable text hints at cleansing or cure claims and urges care with secretions and general health.
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Hatine
Unie
Riverside Ave
Susann
Wrah
Saya
Delaware Democrats Vote to Nominate Gray for President
Dover Delaware April 13 The Democratic state convention plans to nominate Judge Gray for president at the Denver meeting. Delegates will be instructed to back Gray, while supporters of Bryan seek a rally to aid Delaware’s choice.
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Diplawarw
Dover
Bel
Judge Gray
Delaware
Dategaria
Jorge
Denver
Lette Lout
Gray
Wryan
Twlaware'e Theprize
Local Gossip Riffs on Theater Persons and Real Estate
Erratic OCR fragment mentions BA Payne of the Lyric theater pausing a trip to Seattle and names several individuals including Walley Owen and Harry Thatcher. It hints at a real estate ad offering a corner property at Jitter and Merman with a push to call Thomas & Co at 104 Fourth, suggesting a local leisure and listing note from a bygone era.
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BA. B Payne
The
Lyric Theater
Bask
Vieit
Seattle
Jitter
Merman
Thomas & Co
Bop Res
Lakerside Ave
Kcaok
Elly
Miller & Schmidt Cour d'Alene Tank & Trust Co
Fragmented 19th Century Ad Speaker Language Confusion
The New Orleans Times Democrat reports a garbled exchange on stage with a speaker describing advertising and an instrument institute. The quoted lines show mispronunciations and muddled phrases about a breakdown, a mall placard, and a money pit.
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New Orleans
Hound and Cub Train for Growth in Pennsylvania Bulletin Tone
The Philadelphia Bulletin describes a mythical scene where a boarhound and a cub grow together, learning respect and testing bonds. As the cub matures, the hound becomes a projection of team training, guiding behavior and signaling loyalty through controlled actions.
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Philadelphix Ulletin
Fragmented historical note on a nervous thermometer concept
A garbled excerpt describes an experiment with snow and heat to explore a new measure of temperature. It mentions a scientist named Prueinensuedt Pamenubelt and a fictional or corrupted discussion of nerves and a thermometer graduating from sary to toiling point. The text is largely unintelligible and fragmentary.
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Bere
Sary
Funeral details of Louis XVIII reveal court etiquette
The memoirs recount the departure from life of Louis XVIII with precise ritual. The royal almoner errs reading prayers, Louis interrupts and corrects with dignity. The family and courtiers, including Charles X, show emotion as God and attendants oversee the funeral and ceremonial missteps noted by the chief ceremonial.
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Comins de Boigne
Louis XVIII
France
Loute XVIII
Alu
Monsieur
Madame
Sinage
Charles X
Amile
Barty
Tomb of the Mings Visit to Ciun in Suanghai
A travel note warns visitors to the tomb of the Mings near Shanghal in Suanghai. It describes two large colored figures carved in ancient Chinese style, set amid bleak, lonely scenery. Guides and armed escorts are advised for travelers, with cautions about danger and the need for careful planning.
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Ciun
Suanghai
Vernalllen
Blue Orienta
Shanghal
New York
Northern German Rural Wedding Customs Described in Folklore
The text sketches a rural Leuthure in northern Germany with a decorated hat and ribbons, a stately top, and a procession of mowers. It notes the bridegroom’s locale among country folk and a wedding invitation ritual, ending with a lively public moment and old German phrases.
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Germany
Petson
Donis
Ife
Wach Piney
Rltton's Retort and Royal Judgment Echo in Fragmented Text
A garbled excerpt presents a mock exchange with Kingly inquiry about wit and fate. The fragment hints at a crisis of judgment and admonition, mentioning a father and calamities as divine retribution, all within a quizzical historical tone.
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Rltton
Johm Milton
Justitionttan
A Frank Critic Teases An Opera At Home
A town observer reviews a locally staged opera, noting Mrs Binie of Dulverton and her daughter attended with mixed feelings. She recalls scenes from Helen, King Henry's Daughter, and Ram Giddinge's troupe, praising some moments while growing weary of lengthy storytelling and repetitive musical interludes.
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Rotrmats
Rufus
Mosteal
Opars
Daugter
Helen
Mra
Binie
Dulverton
Xea
Soulay
Mt Howe
Henry
Henuy Meade
Barclay's
Ram Giddinge
Sam
Jane
Ching
Wayside Communit Waretama Lang Wot started the hard times anyway
A garbled lament from a Wayside community note, recalling tough times and old grievances. Fragmentary phrases hint at names and dialect, suggesting a local remembrance or protest but lacking clear events, dates, or participants.
Fragmentary exchange on money between father and son
A short, dated dialogue shows a father chiding his son for spending, and the son deflecting by asking to seek grandfather's counsel. The fragment hints at age and money themes without clear characters or setting.
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Coeur D’alenes
Don
Purvenst
Aemed
Launom
Erry
Anastrs
Walley Owen
Aire
Hewenstein
Npokane
Ars
Harry Thatcher
Genson
Yeaturday
Maite Keller
Fdeye Mor
Utah
Pather
Son
Grandfather
Cover
Alene's Family Theatre
Bhm Twietren
Abele Chidren
Glenmore
Rale
Sarem
Reaideuce
Foster
Heaideuce
Spokane
IMD
Coeur d'Alene
Harrison
St. Joe
Upriver
St. Jon
Mavriacn
St. Marine
Bt. Jon
Chaterier
Big Eddy Ducommon
Plewelling
J. C. White
Hed Catiar Line
Coney di Aleno
Mabie
Kania
Peety
Eli Sy
Mm Tanedon
Siren
ScWettaweley
WAS
Fhd-Vonng
Dy Jorge
Tn Gymnaive
Tard Guna
Andy Wetlen
Tows
Neti
Tovngualsejdy Moka Ial Terai Belerone
Westy Pox
Aaeana
Paay Teitia
Owen
Hegt Gil
AM Parce
Eneiee
Erie
Stnamnenny
Brasabie Est
S.E
Skeeter
PADIS
Tee Prem Pubiishing Co
American Trust OO
Ee Alates
Agro
Jay J. Parker
Coeur d'Alene Pauk
Earl Sanders
Jota Mi, Sanders & Fl, Attorneys AT Law
Whagett
Cosur 'Atena, K
H. McEuen
First National Bank
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
HH Hubbard
H.C. Hal H. H. Hubbard
Gardendale
Exchange National
Tillie Woop
A. Bliat
Justice OF
Peacy
Ocean
Beatrice
Pupt
Bell
Robt. G. Johnston
Hu. Rae
India
Ethiontom Fay
Bere Ace Ae
American Trust
H. B. Tre
Garten Sti
Petor Nethoa
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