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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
Lewiston based publication notes its second class mail status under postal rules. The item lists telephonic contact and marks the editor as a forgsman publisher with entry at the Lewiston Post Office.
Washington notes by John M. Carson argue tariff revision will split the Republican party in the next Congress. Editorials from the San Francisco Chronicle caution that removing protection won t kill trusts, but may push independent manufacturers into the fold or fuel foreign and international trusts. Recip reciprocity is seen as sacrificing weaker interests to stronger, risking further loss of protections.
The piece traces the Platt resolutions long reaching impact, asserting Cuba’s incorporation into the American system and marking June 12 1901 as a historic milestone. It recounts 1898 to 1901 events, highlighting territorial gains including Hawaii Porto Rico Guam and the Philippines and the growth of American influence.
A Caldwell Tribune editorial discusses a movement to pardon Paul Corcoran, convict in the 1899 Coeur d Alene riots, now in the penitentiary. It argues Republicans should avoid involvement, warns against political maneuvering, and says officials should decide under oath, referencing Diamondfield Jack as a parallel political symbol.
The passage contrasts the fixed American aim to free and elevate individuals with Cuba's long history of notable events. It notes multiple reasons for the United States to rejoice at the Havana convention while acknowledging Cuba’s own rich and extensive historical narrative.
A critique of Congressman Babcock for removing a city from trust branding to curry anti trust sentiment debates the Republican protection theory. The piece argues such tactics doom his standing and suggests Mr. Bryan outshines him in populist appeal while urging Republicans to rise to honest, intelligent leadership.
The article criticizes Mr. Babcock for prioritizing politics over economics in tariff policy. It notes support for targeting only truly removable protections and questions protectionist motives. It mentions Alabama suffrage restrictions shrinking voter rolls and a harsh reference to race in enforcement. It also mocks a Santiago medal featuring Admiral Sampson and jokes about Ohio’s Mother’s Congress.
Dismissed by mutual consent the partnership between C A Hastings and A S Butterfield is dissolved. Lewiston Idaho June 13 1901. Hastings and Butterfield dissolve their co partnership by mutual agreement.
In Nez Perce county Idaho district court Salvador Berardi sues Anthony Berardi to foreclose a mortgage dating 1899 on real estate tied to promissory notes secured by George Readuly. Action seeks payment of principal and interest, costs, attorney fees, and possible deficiency judgment, with foreclosure and bar to redemption for all parties through to sale of the mortgaged premises.
Multiple notices from the Interior Department and U S surveyors general detail final proof filings for settler claims in Idaho counties such as Nez Perce, Kootenai and Bonner. Names include John W Utter, Louis Eng LehOn, E Martin, Beeman, Duncan and Reeves. Public attachments, district court actions, and land surveying bids call for July 1901 deadlines at Lewiston and Boise with witnesses listed and bids opened July 6 1901.
Public sale ordered by the district court in Lewiston Idaho to satisfy a decree against Rosalie and Annie Ricks. Sheriff A. W. Kroutinger will sell on July 12 1901 at 1 30 PM at the county courthouse for cash the land and property described in the decree including rights and easements.
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