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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
1
General Amnesty extends to Emilio Aguinaldo after he swears fealty to the United States. War Department states he will be spared harsh punishment and his liberty will be restrained rather than entirely revoked. The move aims to fold resistance leader into post war framework.
The War Department reports General MacArthur received Aguinaldo’s oath of allegiance under the amnesty terms. The dispatch hints at future disposition of the former rebel leader, noting he will be held for now with maximal immunity under conditions, and that MacArthur hopes for his ultimate possibilities.
General MacArthur weighs Aguinaldo’s fate amid amnesty rules. The imprisoned leader’s past conduct is under review, with potential release only after investigation or further circumstances in the Philippines dictate. Authorities will decide ultimate disposition.
Ex Senator George L. Shoup and family arrived in Boise after visiting New Orleans Los Angeles Coronado Beach San Francisco and Portland He said President McKinley may visit Boise around May 23 and expected to retain competent federal holders He plans to stay based in Boise while visiting Salmon County and pursuing business affairs Immigration agent Jack O Keefe will operate from St Paul to attract Lewiston area settlers The homeseekers movement continues with six trains carrying over a thousand people this week with C A Lundy guiding immigrants to Clearwater country.
Supreme Court in session this week considers important appeals while district court remains recessed after a lengthy term. Adjournment spans Monday to Saturday as juries wrap up cases with a two week continuation anticipated.
The April term sits in city since Monday with a light calendar and likely adjournment today. Principal county appeals include County Commissioners Isaman and Black, ousting them and granting $500 to informants Tannahill and Ponting. Several cases from Kootenai heard. others taken under advisement. Also, Riggs case in district court awarded restitution with 30 day stay. Belmont rider salaries and Mounce earnings highlighted. Basher advised to await supreme court action on Nez Perce land assessment. Spekker and Mudge active in Beeman and Lewiston districts.
George Isaman, oldest son of S G Isaman, was accidentally shot in the foot Sunday afternoon while his father and he walked the canyon seeking oil prospects. A stray round from a 44 caliber Winchester fired by farm hand Ara Small’s hunter struck him in the heel, lodging in the foot bones and injuring the sole muscles. The shooter, Jake Jacobs, and Will Nixon were coyotes hunting on Ira Small’s farm. The wounded boy rests as Dr. Shaff attends. prognosis uncertain but serious complications possible.
An Easter social will be held at Lincoln Hall with activities for all ages. The program includes Easter egg coloring and surprises, along with social time and refreshments provided by the Methodist Sunday School.
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