07 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
1
The article surveys vast midweek events across the Eastern and Western hemispheres detailing military actions, political shifts, and humanitarian impacts. It notes troop movements, leadership changes, and civilian hardships amid ongoing conflicts, with mentions of searches for leadership figures and international responses.
A garbled report outlines coal shortages in New York, with price concerns and planned digs to meet demand. It notes anticipated severe January weather impacting stores, railroads, and shipments. also mentions a retiree, Colonel David P. Jones, and an unrelated fire at a school with sparse details.
Nine others are seriously hurt after inhaling fumes from a warehouse blaze in Milwaukee. Fire crews battled toxic smoke, evacuations followed, and several workers were treated at the scene and hospitals. The incident prompted an extensive search for additional victims and a pledge to determine the cause.
A fragmented account discusses preservation efforts for Beals, U.S. policy on seal herds, and renewed negotiations to regulate or relocate whale and seal populations. It cites secretary actions, a proposed bill, and differing views from lawmakers on Alaska waters, extinction risks, and the timing of negotiations.
William Winters a railroad contractor and longtime Butte resident, killed himself at his home after a chaotic scene at a party for his prospective bride. The tragedy followed a fractured engagement and a failed earlier attempt, with Winters found dead beside a revolver.
W. and Fraser report Wallace unrest attempts and court dates for Wallace residents. Idaho National Guard units at Marmol Tuple and Puce intla, with 28 place bands. Kussell Grain and Tramway Co incorporated in Wallace with 14000 capital. wood demand concerns and city penalties for carrying weapons. Senator W. Bh Reybare travels to San Francisco and Washington, D C for legal matters. State secretary Manssett lists new articles of incorporation since Jan 1, 1901 totaling 4% firms and $165,072,208 in capital. Murder case in New York as Walter Tamner, 16, shoots lover in Harrison apartments. Fecknam Bow and Antiteeating league tie into broader report.
Thirteen infantry companies with Gatling guns arrived to restore order in Waterbury and New Haven as crowds gathered. Governor Chamberlain authorized troops to quell disturbances after reports of violence and threats. The National Guard units, including elements from Waterbury and neighboring towns, patrolled streets while police dispersed mobs.
Reported fire at the Welnstock, Lain & a department store in Sacramento destroys the building. One fireman killed, another injured with a broken back. The disaster prompts oaths of condolences as authorities confirm the casualties and begin investigations into the blaze.
A local report describes an early morning incident at Sheridan involving a well known electrician contracted to the area. An unknown person attacked him, taking his wallet and causing injuries, with unclear motive and outcome due to damaged text.
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Four miners were severely burned and two rescued after a gasoline tank exploded in a mine shaft at the Kerr mine in Washington. Men climbed a ladder to escape as flames spread, with several ignited by leaking gasoline and one worker blown 40 feet into the air before being pulled to safety.
Partial OCR reads that pay is issued to multamen who served during the coal strike. Checks are distributed to 9 individuals serving in the National Guard to cover back wages for several months of stoppage. Location and exact dates unclear due to transcription.
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