11 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
1
Local records show a crowded session where 1908 election reforms, wartime mobilization, and rural governance dominated. Officials debated tax changes, property acts, and the future of labor movements while community leaders urged unity and orderly progress amid mounting national pressures.
A garbled 1920s public notice reports cabinet officers including Mr. Game Mae Washington resigning. The document claims the resignation took effect on a specified date and names White House officials, with formal thanks and a closing from Lyman Auk indicating White House staff. The text is highly distorted but centers on high-level resignations and presidential acknowledgments.
The draft bill outlines a memorial arch in Washington to President William McKinley with funding from public subscriptions and the United States treasury. It sets conditions for site selection in the District of Columbia and directs officials to prepare plans, specifications, and models for the monument.
A wreck report details the steamship Walle Walle, owned by Pacific Coast Line, sinking after a collision with an unknown vessel near Cape Meadorne off the California coast. Passengers and crew, including 14 cabin passengers and 26 crew, were lost or saved as lifeboats and boats were deployed. survivors were later picked up by the coast steamer Washtenaw and another vessel, with inquiry expected into the disaster.
The readable text lacks coherent details. It mentions an ore day bicycle race at a garden setting and references Maye wearing victory symbols, with garbled phrasing about vowels, war, and a navy vee. The fragment provides no verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes to report.
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