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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
The Lewiston Teller reports at Lewiston Post Office a new class mail waiter arrangement. Peeres described as serving in the post office role for yearly $1.50 subscription.
The Ohio Democratic convention sidelined the silver question and Bryanite optimism, prompting a split with a July 31 Columbus convention to nominate a new ticket. The move tests party unity, with bolters risking Republican gains and Bryan's influence facing a decisive clash between Bourbonism and Populism within the party.
A harsh critique argues that officials have exonerated Diamond field Jack in a cold blooded murder case, while a string of sheepherders like Pete Flemming, killed amid cattlemen disputes, met violent ends. The piece warns that future generations may face similar fates before true justice arrives.
A Lewis-ton area editorial lauds the visit of a congressional committee on river and harbor matters as a pivotal moment for the open river project. It describes the Inland Empire’s push to connect Lewiston with a Pittsburg landing, boosting trade, stock and fruit lands, and mine investment as upper river routes expand.
Reports praise ideal harvest conditions in the Lewiston valley and a cool night that aids sleep. Idaho vegetables ship east as arid western irrigation sows prosperity for farmers. Renewed Buffalo Hump mining activity promises brisk seasonary work in the Clearwater country. Diamondfield Jack escapes gallows and tax cuts of twenty five million are blamed on Republicans.
Public land final proof notice filed by Emil Geiger of Beeman Idaho for section 28 township 30 range 2 west. Witnesses listed include Louis Clark John Biewit Alfred Miller and John Black. Also district court attachment issued against Edward Baumeister firm E Baumeister Co. plaintiffs v Jack O Keefe. Proposals for beef and flour at Fort Lewiston via Lapwai Idaho due July 31 1901. William H Smith Superintendent.
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