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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
4
Public notice indicates the document is official mail matter from the Lewiston Post Office for Nez Perce County. The item appears to be a formal communication related to county paper status.
A plan proposes creating a cooperative insurance system for manufacturers. Each firm contributes about four percent of payroll into a common fund and, if a strike occurs, an equivalent amount is paid to the injured party deemed blameless. Secret investigations by insurers determine fault, potentially denying funds to wrongful employers and encouraging fairer treatment to reduce strikes.
The Butte Inter Mountain discusses Fred T. Dubois of Idaho, noting his election as a tribute to his strength and political skill in uniting Democrats, populists, and silver Republicans. It highlights his switch to the Democratic Party and predicts Silver Republicans may return to the GOP.
The piece notes Fred Dubois's victory in the United States senate race and discusses his political mastery in shaping party support without declaring a party affiliation. It reflects on potential moves within the Republican ranks and silver Republican precedents, while signaling uncertainty about Dubois's next steps.
The Montpelier Examiner weighs Idaho politics and Senator Dubois’s potential affiliation with the Democratic Party. It notes the rarity of a Idaho senator without party backing and hopes Dubois can still achieve good for Idaho. The column also covers political jests, lynching, judicial reform talk, and shipyard growth signaling economic prospects.
The piece surveys legislative moves and political posture at the century’s start, noting debates over civil service, imperialism, and the Philippine war. It highlights gold and silver coinage, shifts in governors Bliss and Odell, and rising southern mill prosperity while praising the new telegraphic linkages in the Philippines under MacArthur.
Vineland offers dry hard roads and year end improvements with over 125000 in buildings and waterworks plus 50000 new trees planted. Realty values rise as buyers urged to invest 125 to 500 dollars while profits appear strong. a man profited 400 percent in four years by selling portions of land. Carriage drive suggested to inspect lots.
The article argues martial law should be used by a strong executive when needed and approves Moody's bill being killed. It notes Idaho aligns with national moves toward electing US senators by direct vote, criticizing wealth and corporate influence in elections while praising reforms that empower the people and strengthen executive action.
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