19 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1902
Page
1
A disrupted report outlines government action in Manan and Mae Bees with amendments to appoint a new ombudsman. Marwan of Malaivary secures designation while a separate action raises questions about a naval meeting. HQ King Ewart presides as tensions rise over the reform plan and electoral steps.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions trees, water, wells, and a city scene, with references to war and a private individual Daniel G. Manteo. The piece includes garbled passages about locations, a temple, a summer normal, and mentions of Indian reserves and a port. Overall, it reads as incomplete archival text with scattered proper nouns and dates missing.
A disputed campaign in Lame County centers on A J Webster, named from Cereaimas Romney as Gepsty Ooh war, amid talk of road and harbor projects on the Columbia and Willamette rivers. Local figures push for development plans, lake traffic, prune industry ties, and a large tract of land for a proposed settlement, with ongoing bids and project timelines through September.
A fragmentary Montana notice outlines Mawel poets, a mill at Mylvanite, and rising eel market volumes in Vastra Monians. It mentions George Folwan of Northwestern tied to California Perking Co and a runaway billing at a Creeentield facility. F.C. Denbow of Carbon County is noted in Washington secret work on patents.
Thousands thronged central London as Lord Kitchener arrived at Paddington amid pageantry. Crowds cheered from the station to the royal carriage, with Venetian masts and flags lining the route. The royal party included the Prince of Wales and other dignitaries, while a grand luncheon honored Kitchener in the palace banqueting hall.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions Alphonse XE and a royal scene with a disclosure of guards and parental confusion around a palace, followed by disruptive crowds near a park. Another section reports Orvat Mortars workers protesting at Elizard Meape Mogday and a secretary’s briefing on wartime construction orders and pay, then General Chat’s retirement and reassignment in New York.
A fragmented report describes a dramatic incident with a duel at a canyon. Witnesses recount the discovery of a dead man and a carnival of names, places, and dates, including Tracy, Melcher, and Deer Lye, with references to prisons and local authorities.
A fresh eruption near Mont Tilesco triggers panic as residents flee and authorities respond. The morning event on July 11 disrupts daily life, with reports of smoke, injuries, and police actions at the workhouse. London dispatch notes ongoing police appointments and Lipton again challenging authorities.
Fragmentary 1897-style notes describe a July 4 celebration plan in Pallman going awry, town treasurer actions, agricultural bumper crops in Walla Walla, and a fatal shooting near North Yamimia. Reports mention Chelan county earth events, fruit harvest outlook, and a college school construction plan amid unfamiliar place names and garbled text.
The misspelled report details severe floods on the Kansas Acawe River rising rapidly near the 1 penhnatemine area, with warnings of damage. Archbishops Feehan and Patsick are named among clergy losses or memorials, while a trade report highlights mixed weekly market conditions, factory activity, and grain movements including corn and wheat with shifts in labor and shipping.
A massive blast at the Daly West mine near Park City Utah traps and reportedly kills several miners. Rescue teams race to reach the depths as officials confirm many are missing with the death toll uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Mire Alexander, Annie Alexa, Hector, Dublin birth, Lewes, July dates, London, the United States, and ships or offices named San Francisco and Gravewind. The text is garbled with misspellings and nonstandard terms, hindering a clear event or identity.
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