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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
1
A sprawling, disjointed Raleigh style dispatch recounts a major blaze and panic across multiple districts with mentions of ships, rail lines, and a heavy police response. It notes casualties, property losses, captures, and investigations while detailing the chaos that disrupted transport and commerce across the city.
The document outlines Navy Department activities with references to secretary letters and various officials. It mentions the secretary's communications, approvals, and a series of meetings or postings, including named individuals and places, amid an unclear sequence of events and dates.
A chamber of Commerce report discusses laying and maintaining undersea cables from Paget to AmeswA Malla and Alaria, including submarine wreck communications and routes to the Orient. It details mandatory precautions, dates, and the impact of cable work on wartime logistics, referencing officials and military movements.
Washington December 25 Secretary of War Hoot replied to a Senate inquiry about General Miles. The Army chief faced a reprimand after remarks in an interview with a Cincinnati newspaper drew criticism. Miles asserted his stance on war policy and the authority of the secretary, while the War Department defended proper official conduct and discipline.
Freight rates fall across the Atlantic route as carriers cut long haul charges. Market watchers note intensified competition with the Northern Pacific and West Coast lines signaling price reductions to attract traffic. Officials in Washington and New York report mixed reactions as shippers weigh the lower tariffs against service reliability.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a governor and an expected venture or contract action, mentioning a delay or approval affecting a local enterprise. It references a family, a venue, and a regional context with uncertain terms and names, offering little coherent detail about dates or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR note describes a protest or agitation tied to a nearby mill and a confrontation over ownership or entitlement to shares. The text mentions a coast area, months, coins, and a planned event at a government site, with unclear participants and dates.
A partial and garbled report notes a New York Stock Exchange session with prices around 878.000 and a trade near 750 dollars. It mentions speculative buyers and sellers likely mispronounced names, signaling uncertainty and a failing day for investors.
Washington reports Gov Lewise B. Shaw of Iowa will be named secretary of the treasury with Gage acting until the successor is ready. Other cabinet posts remain. The Spokane and Idaho holdings dispute closed with a sale and a stiff stock of cattle thefts and fires noted. A murder verdict and jail escape are reported, alongside local Oregon notes on logging, cattle, and harvests in Umatilla County.
Fragmented text records a debate on trade and competition policy led by Chadlag Me Mina and Prof J. Hoggett defending principles of free trade and the dangers of monopolistic tendencies. The speech critiques the rise of trust, consolidations, and new forms of market power affecting workers and producers.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about Mr Astor and a potential peer title. It mentions bans, a “probate” or “probit” term, and a vague reference to bringing something to a point, with unclear context and several misspellings. No clear event or date emerges.
A fragmented OCR style note mentions calendar terms and vague phrases about September December February and a weekly or yearly cycle. It lacks clear persons, places, or events to anchor a full news item. The readable bits suggest a historical calendar or liturgical reference rather than a standalone report.
In a garbled passage a youngster calls for a doctor as if urging immediate appearance. The text strains to identify names and places, mentioning Mn iasiain and Phiastelpiia Pree amid unclear dialogue. The scene suggests a rushed medical demand or summons within a chaotic exchange.
A garbled OCR fragment lists unclear names and partial phrases. It mentions Little Eimeer and Tol Hroalhead among others and references an exercise or power but lacks coherent context or complete facts for a clear summary.
A playful riddle asks how old a grandparent is compared to a grandchild. It implies counting ages, noting that a grandparent is older than the child, and invites calculation or reasoning about years.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a father, wife, and a potleenen to fight a fire. It then hints at a character named Willian, a soldier who rests in a camp bed with rough regiment pattern attire. The text ends mid scene with garbled phrases and unclear events.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Madrid meeting with references to figures Vege Arquelles Queredo and Alten. The passage is garbled with numbers and nonsensical names, but indicates a local decision or event regarding construction or allocation. No clear outcome or specific entities beyond scattered names are readable.
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