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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reads as a notice about tenants on Seventh Street facing eviction and a forthcoming sale. It mentions threats to occupants, a court order, and refers to a sale event conducted by officials from a local home rents association with a prosecutor or attorney general present.
The text appears as a jumbled OCR fragment referencing legal terms and persons such as Knapp of the Commission and Juha McCardie of Jamaica Pisin. It mentions water restrictions and fees, rebates, and a misrelated array of names, dates, and numbers, creating a chaotic but non-graphic record of a shallow public notice or legal discussion.
Washington May 21 The official Japan report says the great naval engagement ended with the fleet halted and the Russian admiral and several officers reportedly captured. The dispatch notes heavy casualties and implies Admiral Togo’s fleet inflicted decisive losses as ships were sunk and many sailors believed dead. Windbound reports refer to a damaged Japan empire.
Reportes describe two ships, the Al ah and the tott dewteoyer Koeay, reaching Vladivostok after a tense chase and engagement with a Russian force near the Gulf of Guldea Horn. Civilians flock to port as cries and gunfire echo, with crews battling near ships and harbor fortifications amid a broad European confrontation.
The Washington War North Bankers Association reports a growing forgery crisis with forged checks and drafts as the committee pushes for stricter punishment and law enforcement. Banks and patrons contribute to a fund to support prosecutions, aiming to deter criminal activity statewide.
In a garbled report from Chicago dated May 2, labor leaders vow to hold a parade and strike demonstration on July 8 if current protests fail to settle. The piece references unions, a labor convention, and planned actions in the wake of broader unrest.
A scan of the London and Arbor Day topics notes $25,090,000 in annual tea trade and public approval of Arbor Day customs. The piece mentions forest management, grazing regulations, and a forest reserve plan allowing 40 acres per day in 180K season, with possible reductions to accommodate workers.
Mather Found Dead. Returning to their home in Posie she was found dead in bed in an entirely cut condition. Police search for the husband who had appeared earlier. The locale is near Colbert and Saint Louis area, with a noted population of about 600.
The text asks when tea cookery was learned and who taught it. It notes a banquet in London where the lord mayor said his wife his three daughters including the eldest and their chaplain, plus a butler and steward were all fal wbetniners.
Fragmentary text notes over 2000 Roman Catholic churches and chapels in King and Scotland. Mentions 32 Roman Catholic voters in the House and 72 members of the tower house sharing the same faith. Context unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmented text mentions exhibit items and a horse show with unclear details. Quoted lines refer to Schilling's Best and a Paris reference while questions about attendance and turnout appear. Content is garbled and uncertain but hints at an exhibition or display context with names and places.
A fragmented line urges purchasing in four pound packages labeled Ibor with unclear product details. It mentions a replaceable item and a call to avoid bin or canister sources, but the exact product and instructions remain unreadable.
In a dated report a scholar named Paha Oe Maward HL Hume has been appointed head of the erin depart ment at Yale College in Aungaka China. The piece notes the appointment and outlines the institutional context and regional focus of the department.
A garbled report describes cargo movement to Japan via the Pacific steamer Hiberia from San Francisco. It notes passengers, cabin meals, and a charge around $1,000.00 for passage, with unclear names and figures in the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR describes an ancient site in Worcester with Roman-style remains. It notes a structure built of three quarter ties and coronets, showing signs of restoration, and mentions perfect preservation of elements.
In 1983 New Feaimaa exported about 21 077 444 pounds of eet 04 pounds 146 S LLE 35 pounds and abova 1002 by 17 000 000 pounds. The inscription over a baker's shop at Boone te Tndia mentions Rest Enaniah and lists authors or individuals connected to the scene.
A lecturer Ellen Lease known as Mary Kilo was assaulted in her New York room during a daring robbery. One robber held a revolver to her temple while another rifled through belongings, then they fled as a six pound gun was described and a target practice scene connected to a torpedo boat Prebie in Bay Pablo.
Lived Tom Mentha endured almost ten months in hospital after a larceny incident with broker Weck and injuries to his spleen. Thomas O'Brien, aged 23, died after arrival during a period when doctors thought he might live only a day or a month.
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