14 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a question about Tea guidance and roles in a state context. Mentions Santt, IPS, and Armenian reference with unclear names and places. No clear event or outcome readable.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historical reminiscence or poem with many garbled phrases. It mentions names like Yemenite Leer and Seton, various dated events, and scattered references to people and places, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with mentions of a posting, a plan or scheme, and a speaker named Blan Tew. It hints at a public or legal notice context but lacks clear names, dates, or actions beyond vague references to posting and discussion.
The passage recalls a father described as wandering and dissatisfied, with a son who grows amid schooling, struggle, and the Civil War era. It portrays a strained family dynamic, the mother as ignorant yet strong, and the son's education in prose and public speaking, set against a backdrop of hardship, bravery, and local life.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a confrontation where Pepe kicks someone off stage and mentions Teesie Pape and a valet. The text references being sent to Wille and questions about memory of a prior incident on the front stage, with unclear identifiers and dates.
A sweeping week in review spans Moody's Navy resignation, Western and Eastern Hemisphere events, political shifts, and notable crimes. U S discusses naval changes, labor reforms, rail improvements, and court cases while reporting on international diplomacy, dissent, criminal cases, and notable societal tensions.
A man named James K. Traynor was accidentally shot and killed at his ranch near Graves Peak. The report lists a series of local incidents including a cannery plan, a railway commissioner appointment, a theft charge against Frank Perry, and various legal and land matters affecting Lewiston and surrounding counties.
The Washington senate considered appointing Senator Turner to a commission on the Alaska boundary dispute. Turner indicated willingness to serve if approved by the president, while other commissioners and senators including Foraker Spooner Loder Perkins and Teller spoke on the treaty. Turner’s speech reportedly swayed most colleagues to support the treaty despite some opposition from a few Democrats.
Two masked riders halted a Burlington express near Butte Montana on a midnight run. They menaced the crew with a gun, uncoupled the engine mail and express car, and sped away about two wards. An explosion was heard as the attempt to blow the track failed. At Chicago a railroad strike ended as elevator workers returned to duty after arbitration talks failed.
A brutal fire in a Williams Street tenement left Lowlee Noakes and several others dead. A neighbor, severely burned while attempting rescues, suffered injuries as authorities investigated the blaze. The report mentions efforts to breed cattle and the United States trade context as part of surrounding details.
Reports from San Francisco dated February 1 describe an immense storm in the Tuamotu group causing widespread destruction. At least one thousand islanders are feared dead with eight white casualties including Alexander Brander XP Plunkett of Oakland. Ships and coastlines suffer heavy damage as survivors seek food, shelter, and water.
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