06 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
1
Reports describe a violent confrontation at a Virginia mine with gunfire between workers and authorities. Injuries are reported and a governor’s appeal sought to restore order. Authorities investigate the strike in the surrounding region.
A lengthy reform and accident report details unrest in the Northwest mining sector. It notes repairs to structures, company personnel, and multiple mine operations facing coke shortages and logistical disruptions. The piece mentions Grand Fork, AC Paul, and the Crow's Newt mine amid industry tensions and management actions.
Mineral and mining news from Spokane and Montana describes plans for a lead smelter in Spokane to process copper ores, and Montana property developments near Butte. It reports on ore strikes, mine expansions, and upcoming shipments to granby and other smelters, with figures on capacity and employment.
A coroner jury returned a verdict in a local case after witnesses testified. The jurors found the defendant guilty on charges related to a late afternoon incident, naming Are Waller Tamer and Mioadgood among those involved. Justice Noble presided as notices dated Friday were issued.
President Crannan and Secretary Cartelyou were injured when an electric car collided with their carriage near Deltng on a Wednesday evening. Governor Crunan and others were taken to Pittfield hospital as the motor coach had multiple damages and two men died instantly.
Widespread reports detail Harold Blackman dying after a recent accidental shooting. In Wintuan County crops loom, with harvest activity and warehouse prep as farmers brace for a big crop. Spokandal Interstate Fair work continues, with George Martin answering farmer questions. The Spokane Interstate Fair aims to showcase new products and equipment as planning intensifies. A series of legal and labor notes mention National Guard orders in Parkersburg and local strikes drawing support from workers.
Fragmented historical OCR shows irregular phrases about military lines, locations, and personnel names, interleaved with stray words and numbers. The readable portions mention armies, ships, meetings, and possible dates but lack cohesive narrative or clear人物 and events to summarize into a coherent item.
The report describes the start of the fifth annual International Sling Congress held in New York. Delegates from various nations gather to discuss and exhibit sling designs, mechanisms, and related innovations.
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