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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
1
The article reports the death of ex-speaker Reed amid political strife surrounding a house vote. It describes conflicting blame and medical findings, with remarks on governance and the tense political climate in Washington.
A fragmentary note describes an event at Wesel Coms Pata in April with a person named Pom and possibly a representative. Details are unclear due to damaged text. The piece hints at an imagined or incomplete report on a local activity or meeting.
Fragmented text appears to describe a consul general named Mast to Bent and mentions a wartime or ceremony context with unclear phrases about phumage and Witwer. The readable portion names Mast and Bent and hints at a formal or diplomatic exchange.
A garbled news fragment references a murder case verdict of not guilty, a jury, and a county area with mentions of nearby towns, a university, maintenance funds, and a river region. It also notes a boundary survey and various local names and places amid a foggy report of social and political activity.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a legal dispute involving New York interests and a winery. It mentions efforts to wett the Alaputa outside comersaaion, a contended partition, and statements by Mr MacVomeh about returning suits to Heranten and demand for further provisions.
A garbled report notes Sir Thomas Lipton expressing mixed feelings about early work on a project involving Birmingham, Glasgow, and several named individuals. The fragment references interviews, representatives, and reactions to progress, though many details are unclear.
A tramp attacked Mrs Graver and her son at a farm, binding the boy and slaying several people with a hatchet and rifle. Graves and a second assailant wounded the intruder, who fled. officials describe a deadly work motive amid robbery and murder.
A damp telephone wire setup caused a fatal shock in Livermore as worker Toohey, 2 years old, died after contact with wet ground near a telephone pole. McKamiah planned to recover. Separate report notes a Wooter Limber Co blast in Foratello with $7 in checks missing and offices broken into, but no losses recorded.
The Madrid cabinet led by Wort and Linares, ministers of war and defense, gains broad army support and consumer favor as plans for restoring Spain's navy and naval power gain traction. Interior Minister Mauru backs the naval revival, signaling a united government stance and rising public approval.
A 21 year old employee of the Washor tmelter died while at work in an amon chaning unit. A companion named Jane caused a fatal incident when she moved on the Rot slag ABM waar. The deceased lived nearby and had only three mane.
The Journal Francais reports Joan de Rydxewakt Ul faces a prosecution charge for imprudence connected to a death. The article suggests a controversy over whether to pursue or drop the case and hints at a demanded sum of 700 forgtre as a condition or payment related to the matter.
A fragile Washington report notes a recent fire that entirely destroyed the Pacific voter at Wilbur, plus bank clearings for Spokane last week. It covers local football, deaths of William Helm of Spokane, Yakima farm news, a drowning in Skykomish River, a court motion in Beattie, a fatality on Tulalip, and plans in the Navy Yard at Puget Sound, with regional economic and transport updates.
A Manila news report from December describes pirates aboard the brig Maricia bound from Caraunans to Manila. Led by an American, they overpower crew, rob about $17,000, seize weapons, and escape toward Cavite after binding the captain and crew.
The Fonersi merchandise store at Tonpanish on the Yakima Indian Reservation was robbed of about $200 after the safe was opened by manipulating the combo. The cashier reported the day’s receipts, and a night watchman found the store room door damaged.
Fragmentary note reports grain conditions and market mood around Walla Walla. It mentions wheat quality, potential harvest timing, and price indications with limited readable details from the era.
New York Starrr Bikes defeated Jhnmay Miehast in a 20 mile motor paced race at Madison Equre Garden. Windy conditions favored fast times as riders battled for top honors and prize money on a brisk autumn day.
A Caracas dispatch reports British and German subjects in Venezuela detained as retaliation to the recent ultimatum. Caracas sources claim warships were moved to the harbor and the British and German embassies prepared to retaliate. Washington notes the embassy says Britain and Germany threaten to blockade Venezuela’s coast, while Venezuela flatly accuses the two powers of aggression.
New York report: a riot erupted after an Ironworkers and Bridge builders meeting. About 200 armed men surged into the free night, shots fired, Albert Con Bally wounded, taken to hospital. Officers Tether and Farman injured. police response stopped escalation.
The 18th WXDAY bicycle race began at Madb Square Garden just after midnight Sunday with competitors from Long Island to Chicago and foreign riders. Prizes include teams from New Haven and Newark. stakes are high as jurists decide on funeral arrangements and an injunction affecting the deceased Brink case.
The University of Washington alumni banquet featured President Robert J. Wyllow delivering a witty address amid merriment and quips. Two bears appeared, one real, one staged, entertaining the crowd as public figures of Minnesota origins arrived. A commemorative menu booklet on Rowan rules and cartoons highlighted the event.
The body of Thomas Heackett Reed, former speaker of the House, was sent from Washington to Portland Maine aboard the Federal Express second section at 4:60. Accompanying were Mrs Kent Reed, Catherine Reed, Amos Allen, Reed’s parliamentary aide, Ader Hinds, Augustus Payne of New York, and a lifelong friend. No ceremonies were planned at Reed’s request. interment in Portland will be simple.
Fragmented reads indicate Cuba and Montes aim to sign a reciprocity treaty with General Bilan, likely Monday or Tuesday. The document would go to Washington for signature by Secretary Police Idaho and Cuban minister Queen from Pocatenoskye. Confusion in text omits clear dates, places, and names.
London reports on Allied discussions with Venezuela to pursue a cordial settlement amid tense diplomacy. The Foreign Office notes the date and tone show limited optimism for progress. Observers view the proposals as largely symbolic, with little consequential movement anticipated in the near term.
Barry Jonnarone, actor, died after nearly a week of illness following a fatal shooting and stabbing incident. Kate Siamett, victim of jealousy, and Kate Hassett, private citizen, are named in a web of alleged motives. The report notes Nebraskan residents and city water supply disruptions as the Missouri River shifts alter local conditions. A large crew works to lay pipes to a new channel, while packing houses remain unaffected.
A valve in the main supply line fractured releasing high pressure water that ripped away a section of the power plant wall and halted operations for an estimated 80 dawn while crews work to restore service.
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