02 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
1
A disjointed AP dispatch reports Russia warning other nations against interference and claims no official explanation from the American government regarding Kishinet incident. The piece mentions German and imperial figures, but the text is fragmentary and largely unclear.
Readable fragments describe people places events and even streets with garbled names. The piece mentions New York a trial or event with figures like Fagin and Twente and references to a civic or political scene. The overall context remains unclear but shows scattered proper nouns and potential dates.
Myrtle Creek reports an ax injury to W. Bailey’s nephew Jeff Bally suffering a severed artery, hotel intruder alarmed but fled. Regimental movements include the 19th Infantry passing through en route to Vancouver, with the 17th to relieve and relocate. Local notes discuss lack of a bank hindering business and potential growth, plus farming chatter and travel plans of residents heading to San Francisco and Seattle.
A terrible explosion at the Union Mine near Hanna Wyoming at 10 25 this morning trapped hundreds of miners underground. Thirteen rescued initially with twelve unconscious and one dead. hopes fade as gas ignition and extensive flooding hinder access to the lower levels. The casualty toll rises as rescuers press to reach those still trapped, with officials stating many workers may have perished. A special train of nurses and supplies arrived from Rawlins and nearby towns to assist ongoing recovery efforts.
The document lists hunting restrictions by species and region. It details closed seasons for deer antelope elk and moose, bag limits, night hunting bans, and prohibited practices. It also covers waterfowl limits, game fish rules, and general prohibitions on shipping or trading elk meat without authorization.
Fragmented readable phrases hint at a local notice or obituary style item. Names and places are garbled, but references to individuals, teams, and dates appear without clear context. The article seems to be a damaged historical record with no coherent events or outcomes extractable.
A garbled weather page notes shifts in wind from Italy and across regions with unclear dates and locations. The fragment mentions temperatures, precipitation, and conditions but lacks coherent specifics.
Detroit dispatch reports the Central Conference of American Rabbis discussed the Sabbath issue on July 1. Rabbi Ratbid of San Francisco led the Sabbath committee which declined to urge legislative change and urged preserving Jewish law while proposing a national council to handle ritual and disciplinary matters.
A seaside excursion program offers lowered fares to Yaquina City and Newport Bay area for a late summer period. Tickets extended from Mortiwhal to Yaquina Hay with several routings via Corvallie and West Side, aiming to boost Sunday travel and nearby hotel stays. The notice names agents and dates, promising lower rates from August through early September, with special passes for port city travelers.
Fragmented OCR text lists lawyers Patol and Helen de Attorney at Law along with notary and surveyor roles. Mentions Frank Ryan and Ryan Cing Engineer with offices and addresses unclear. Contains scattered references to dates and docket items without coherent action.
A fragmentary OCR note reports a claimed event in Seattle mentioning a woman and a baby, with unclear names and places. The text is garbled, making specifics uncertain but suggesting a media or clerical mix up around a household matter and a travel-related phrase.
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