03 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1900
Page
1
A violent storm hits the Dayton region injuring several and killing a young woman named Alpha. Rescue teams work through debris as communities mourn and prepare safety reviews. Authorities report a storm-related vehicle crash and ongoing investigations.
A garbled collection of late 19th century notices mentions murders, plagues, trials, and ship arrivals. It references crimes under investigation, legal actions, and public health concerns, with scattered names and places including New York, Canada, Philadelphia, and Portland, Oregon, plus discussions of wartime events and colonial affairs.
A sprawling mining era update details corporations, syndicates, and claims across Oregon Washington and British Columbia. It notes ore discoveries in several mines, smelting outputs, financial movements, and government requisitions, with projected developments and potential dividends. Major entities include the Admiral Dowry Company, Mountaine Lion, and various mining camps like Burke and Waymore, plus notes on lawsuits and local police actions.
A lengthy Washington report covers Senate debates on Idaho labor disputes, national labor policy, and a Hawaiian territorial bill. It notes testimony by officials including Secretary Gage, legislative moves on elections and property questions in Hawaii, and Beecher Stowe–style remarks on U.S. involvement in the Pacific.
A proclamation dated April 2 announces a station meeting to fill a vacancy left by the retirement of Roberts. The gathering aims to nominate a successor and establish procedures for the appointment.
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