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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
2
Foresman published a Lewiston Georgia postoffice edition identified as a loud close mail matter with telephone contact.
The article reviews President Roosevelt’s Philadelphia Union League remarks praising past prosperity while urging focus on future challenges. It notes trust regulation as a major policy theme, references Knox and Littlefield, and discusses broader national and local issues including Lewiston water works, city expansion, and Idaho senator elections with emphasis on growth and governance.
The piece quotes Mr. Bryan saying the democratic party needs voters more than leaders and notes the party’s vote shortfalls in 1896 and 1900 during his campaigns. It questions whether the party can unite around issues as a cohesive force.
Governor Hunt trims officials before retirement while debt falls nearly 500000 in November. Frank R Gooding stops in Shoshone amid Idaho gains in election and the start of a new First National Bank. Four candidates now claim a path to the Senate as Idaho promises strong representation. Salt Lake
Multiple notices list settlers in Nez Perce County seeking final proofs on land claims at Lewiston, naming claimants such as Gwen C. McClure, Jesse H. Fansler, John T. Lough, Swell Briggs, Francis Steven III, Warren Childs, William Wicks, and others. The notices outline the required witnesses, dates for hearings, and the presiding Land Office official actions, along with a divorce suit filing and an attachment notice in Nez Perce County court.
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