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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
8
A fragmented telegram style item notes political figures like Dubois and Heitfeld, mentions a United States senator election, and references legislative bids, amendments, and canal project costs. It includes wedding notices, local guests, and various bills introduced by lawmakers, all in unclear sequence.
In New York the planned grand Fifth Avenue ceremony for Miss Abe Rockefeller and E Parmelee Prentice was replaced by a quiet home wedding. Rev Dr Faunce conducted the small ceremony attended by relatives and close friends, with intimate family plans abandoned.
Oregon Senator Simon proposes an amendment to the river and harbor bill striking a repeal and substituting a new provision for the canal project. In Boise Idaho Governor Frank W. Hunt signs, with C. J. Bassert as secretary, state seal affixed. An Indianapolis dispatch notes a committee for Odd Fellows to discuss a reception and the Grand Lodge meeting set for next September.
The proclamation honors John Marshall with a commemoration on February 4 marking his seat in the United States and his influence on liberty and law. It notes his learning, penetrating judgments, and enduring impact on citizens and the Idaho state.
Bose Idaho January 19 news reports T W Bartley of Latah county named game warden, beating C H Arbuckle. Bartley, a populist, campaigned for fusion last fall though listed on anti fusion electors ticket. A populist to lead soldiers home is planned, Captain James Gunn, ex congressman, to replace Captain William Ainslie.
L N Roos, private secretary to Governor Hunt, is described as a pleasant, competent official. The piece notes his prior service with First Idaho volunteers and as Deputy State Auditor Smth. A temporary appointment of Mr. Kirtley as private secretary is mentioned. Also warns Boise valley orchards face mouse damage in mild winter. remedies include wheat soaked in strychnine or washing tree bases with paris green and lime.
Grangeville residents learn of plans to dam the Clearw ay area by the Buffalo Hump Syndicate. Development aims to bring mining machinery, electricity, power, flouring mills, and light service to the city with an estimated cost around 1 million dollars. Local optimism grows as survey readings indicate potential ore and value.
The committee pledges early subcommittee work, citing Indianapolis central location and excellent rail access. Attendance is expected to exceed prior sessions, with about $10,000 on hand as the nucleus for visitor entertainment.
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