18 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
1
A sweeping fear of smallpox spreads as officials warn of a potential epidemic. Reports describe quaran tines and public health measures in cities from Thettham to King Edward, with authorities urging rapid action to curb transmission and protect residents.
A sprawling dispatch outlines turmoil across multiple regions with references to Western Hemisphere tensions, labor unrest, and political upheaval. It mentions strikes, arrests, and investigations affecting communities from Leadville to New York, plus whispers of acts against American hostages and wartime debts, painting a chaotic postwar landscape. The report names several individuals and organizations in a dense, era-typical tapestry of international and domestic strains.
Thames B Parker of Anos Origen saved sixteen people over three winter months, repeatedly diving into the river near Fairroad trestle to pull victims from the water. He faced near drownings himself yet received no reward or thanks from those he aided, while many survivors failed to name or thank him.
At a New York executive session Croker relinquished Wadership of TwoaWany bail and Lewis Nixon named chairman of the Finance committee. Croker praised Nixon as his successor and urged unity, while George Van Hoessen noted the plan to expand the organization. The gathering, crowded with supporters, saw quiet but decisive remarks on party strength and future leadership.
British dispatch describes a smuggling and murder case with an 18 year old to face the death penalty. Arrests in London reveal alleged thefts linked to government checks and wartime shortages while London reports a severe strain on volunteers as war demands rise England braces for troop commitments and possible regimental bankruptcies amid government measures.
The report outlines a series of crime and legal actions in Montana with names such as Marcy Wool and ML Wood, plus details on larceny, penalties, and a federal commission event. It mentions the Pacific Northwest conference, district amendments, and a remembrance message urging Montana residents to honor a martyr at a ceremony.
The battered OCR fragment mentions Bettie Jomton and Stan 18 involved in a court scene. American actress Kiluhi appears with the duke Manchester in a dispute at court. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a legal confrontation or separation.
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