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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
4
A jumble of local notes from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and nearby areas mixes weather curfews university news army movements railroad plans and crime reports with scattered person, place, and event references making a cohesive main item unclear. The fragmentary text mentions cities such as Tacoma Spokane and Portland and references figures, trains, and accidents without a unified story.
Fragmented report notes a murder involving a woman in Eureka and a fatal mining accident near Rendall and Daw Dew Xioun. It mentions Claude IHR and Lay Bacon in a shooting, plus a master mechanic killed when a beam fell at a Red Landae Coal mine.
Milter Brothers entertain 60 008 people near Wiles Oklahoma with buffalo dinner and an Indian centennial pageant on June 1. A special train carried guests, spectators, and officials as crowds gathered to witness the celebration of tribal heritage and ranch life amid a staged Indian scene and parade.
The readable text references Admiral Uri and Admiral Urlobax and a naval command in a period around February 1800. It mentions a training or graduation path and a United Boston naval unit, with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
A garbled excerpt notes a sum of 6,000,000 authorized for renetration of new railway ports. It mentions a principle of necessity guiding actions and hints at a rationale for proceeding with one set plan. The exact names, dates, and places are unreadable.
The text details an experimental potato growing method with layered compounds and potato eyes, claiming rapid fertility and growth. It also hints at a Chicago team owners dispute and arbitration talks, mentioning gasped phrases about deliveries and strikes, with unclear dates and many garbled terms.
A river Sunday incident sparked a probe after letters and papers were found in a pocket. Authorities believe the suspect is De Saentirmay Kiewir of Hudapert, identified with ties to an American bridge and coal handling in Germany.
Bernard A Rothrock editor of the Chronicle faces push for presidential race with W. D. Hishel of Wal Lake resigning. Support from Frank Gimlin Charley Milly and Clyde William boosts Rothrock in Idaho Day Spokane. Plans for grand parade, baseball doubleheaders, trotting cup prize of $1000, and exhibition games feature amid league turmoil.
In a terse coastal contest, teams from Promriaco and Portlandgate clashed as standings shifted. Key players Ra Eahe and Mabonal led defenses, while Pace Mationsl and Fompidpeapoen spurred scoring sequences. The event highlighted tense rivalries and evolving league positions.
A garbled OCR snippet catalogs produce terms and prices across many items such as potatoes onions beets turnips and cherries with scattered brand or location fragments and inconsistent figures. The text resembles a market list with numerous misspellings and unclear entries including prices and producer references.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the Civil War era, praising reformer Horace Greeley and his views on slavery and Union preservation. It cites Greeley as an opponent to slavery and notes reactions to emancipation and wartime policies. The piece references Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, and Reconstruction implications, reflecting 19th century editorial sentiment.
A speculative article envisions advances in electric propulsion and power systems. It discusses high speed trains, motor vehicles, and electric transformers, forecasting rapid growth in rail and automotive technologies, and the broader impact on industry, communication, and farming. It highlights early optimism for accelerated innovation and improved public utilities.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a peculiar theater performance by Marie naa featuring a 16 year old performer named Tera. It details a wild stage sequence, a machine and a berliner setting, and a playful yet surreal display involving Chipmunks and winter preparations. The text mixes fantasy imagery with disjointed actions and audience notes.
A fragmentary note discusses arranging kitchen storage solutions for discreet placement. It mentions shelves and cabinets to keep items out of sight and within easy reach, aiming for a convenient, compact setup. The text reflects a consumer preference for practical, accessible storage.
A fragmented description details a kitchen device by an inventor, showing four main sections divided by vertical partitions. The center sections form small drawers for marine plows and related items, while the lower section splits into drawers for various uses. A passage mentions a device for pouring quantities and a broad table surface, highlighting potential home utility and efficiency gains.
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