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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
3
Damaging floods inundate multiple mills along a river, destroying warehouses and machinery. Property losses surge as water surge wrecks walls and supports, with workers evacuated and plans for temporary closures. Investigations begin into flood control and safety lapses affecting the heavy industrial district.
A wedding of notable figures is described with attendees including Bishop Wight Moe and Mrs Choaia. The ceremony reportedly took place at Staten Ambanendier Cheval pantie and involved remarks by officials and a reception. The report notes involvement of Pariearant sovped ent and references to the restaurant setting and a 2008 date.
A Philadelphia strike movement grows as 75 000 textile workers including men women and children protest for better conditions. The statement condemns wartime factory practices and calls on government to ease tensions amid disrupted transport and halted river traffic.
The report blends mining updates near Pleres Idaho with Italian government actions and U S government notes. It mentions a mine discovered about 1 minute0 1 704 Italian ban informs the United Historiatbanandor of future claims, Western Federation of Miners power moves, copper prospects at Copper King near Orient group, and a Pacific Northwest legal case involving stock titles and a new trial. Washington events mark Italy's embassy reception and a clerical appointment.
Fragmented notes describe a mining project near Mur Town with plans for ore extraction, construction progress, and financial arrangements. References include Angus McIntyre of New Denver and local newspaper proprietors, with details on ore shipments, deposits, and duties of directors. The text notes completion targets and anticipated profits amid a complex survey of assets and operations.
Mining reports from the Greenhorn and Crocker Creek districts describe a new concentrating plant erection and mill construction underway. Notes mention shaft sinking at the Greenhorn main shaft and vein tests at the Crocker Creek area with machinery delivered for the Wie ne wy Am power plant.
A chaotic report describes a fire affecting mining assets and shipping at several camps including the Lone Pine mining group near Hepublie. It mentions damage to property, potential financial losses up to $100,000, and disruptions to plans involving Charles Theale for Tanerefinid. The piece references Randsburg, Morning Mine at Mullah, and various international shipping routes with wide spillover effects.
A grain firm linked to Palle and Frennier at the city, part of Eppinger Co., has failed, triggering a sudden market crash. The seizure rattled grain prices and sent shockwaves through trading hubs in London, Paris, and other major centers.
A flood described as the Missouri river level in flood surged from a breached levee near Black Walnut, washing away homes and farms. Rescue boats saved survivors as water flooded streets, forcing evacuations and trapping workers from the American Car Foundry Works. The river forced the closure of routes to St Louis and prompted urgent relief efforts as towns along the river faced devastation.
The Water War of the Republic theater, once Metropolitan temple, was struck by fire causing about 28000 dollars in damage. Fire officials suspect electric wiring contributed to the blaze. the venue had housed notable policines and religious assemblies and was converted to a theater about a year ago.
A cryptic ledger of farm goods and livestock prices appears, listing items like Walla Walla cherries, alfalfa, oats, barley, and chicken feed with varied prices. Mentions of markets in Washington and California regions hint at regional trade hubs and growing agricultural commerce.
Flooding along the Mississippi River disrupts southern St Louis levees and causes major evacuations as water breaches defenses. About 20 000 residents flee for safety while Reuters details the crisis and the collapsing infrastructure including a partially sank viaduct and breached walls delaying rescue efforts.
June 10 George OBrien, charged with killing John Fyne at Rea ford on June 4, was arrested at Tobacco Paine and brought to town in Deputy Sheriff George Richs custody. Also arrested was John ONeill known as Dempeny, wanted for murder in Ferwin BC. Both men were in a railroad grading camp when the crime occurred. General Jamet Army telegraphs war department that the president and secretary Rout agreed on general officers to be assigned. Due to the lack of Geers Youn, Secretary Root postpones the proclamation of the nanos.
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