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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
4
In Lewiston a notice appears that communications and mail matter are entered at the post office as second class matter. The text references a publisher and a telephone number, indicating official mailing and publication procedures.
Senator Heitfeld failed to rally populists into the Democratic fold, being seen as the least objectionable to Democrats rather than a radical populist. His rise strains populist support as the party contemplates future alignments with socialists and radicals. The piece, from Wallace Press, notes his inconsistent stance on an illiterate exclusion bill and predicts shifts in party alliances.
The Idaho senator splits from the Populists over alleged anti Chinese immigration remarks, while Roosevelt urges reenacting the exclusion bill and Lodge plans a tougher measure. Republicans defend the policy as protecting wage earners and national interests.
Opinion urges tariff protection as a safe anchor for American labor and industry. It cites German trade tensions and Italian Brightman in warning against tariff reductions that harm wages. Cites Lewiston resources and political notes on Dubois and Schley with Idaho and federal updates.
In the matter of Jesse Tallant a minor guardian Martin Dith petitions for an order to sell all real estate. The probate court in Lewiston Nez Perce Idaho orders interested parties to appear December 27 1901 at 10 a m to show cause why sale should not be granted and directs publication in Lewiston Teller for four weeks.
The District Court of Idaho Nes Perce County issues a summons in a case where Viola Bush sues Bush and Howard. The complaint seeks dissolution of marriage and alimony claims, alleging desertion and failure to provide common necessaries. Respondents must appear and answer within ten to forty days depending on location, or risk default. Clerk P. E. Stooxey certified the filing on November 19, 1901.
Notice to creditors in Nez Perce County Idaho asks creditors to present claims within ten months to executor David Howard Gwinn at Winchester Idaho. Also multiple notices for public land filings at Lewiston Idaho including final proof dates for settlers, contests, and affidavits involving James F. Simpson Abraham L. Staley Myrtle A. Utter Charles A. Parrott and John Provost with witnesses named from local towns.
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