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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
4
The Lewiston Teller under A Forxsman publisher notes its telephone line and annual fee while stating it is entered at the Lewiston Postoffice as second class mail matter.
A strong partisan spirit drives progress and national endurance. The essay recalls Washington, Franklin, Adams, and Lincoln as exemplars, warns against bossism, and urges fearless, principled partisanship to solve national issues and elevate governance.
The piece rebuts criticisms by Mr. Johnson of the Idaho code commission, arguing the commission’s work is crude yet aligned with its purpose. It warns against partisan overreach, condemns political manipulation, and urges prudent road construction while noting budget limits on the current session.
The Philippine commission urges immediate enactment of the Spooner bill to vest civil government powers in Manila, arguing military rule is too restrictive and that relief is needed before the next session. The president and secretary of war support the move, noting possible parallels to Jefferson’s Louisiana act. The court’s stance remains uncertain, but Congress should act to aid peaceful development. The article also notes land office interest in Clearwater pine lands and warns of apportionment reform debates amid party lines.
An eloquent line imagines a blizzard blown east transported to Lewiston valley and enjoying a day of sunshine to argue there would be no need for an immigration bureau. The remark casts policymakers as unnecessary if nature’s weather could temper attitudes and borders.
The lobby touts Panama canal as a splendid Uncle Sam investment while Bryan continues as a candidate. Cleveland laments changes in the country and England fears rising American trade. Idaho's legislature becomes a society scene, shifting focus from duties to balls and banquets.
Vineland roads improve for driving and prospect of strong returns from land, orchards, and waterworks. Investment figures show 400 percent profit in four years, with $125 to $500 as appealing entry, urging a carriage drive to inspect lots and developments by Lewiston Water and Power Company serving Clarkston, Washington, and Lewiston, Idaho.
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