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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
2
The Lewiston Teller records its publisher C A Forgsman and lists subscription rates for weekly and annual terms. It notes the newspaper’s entry as a second class mail passenger in the Lewiston Post Office system.
The trusts vow to oppose Theodore Roosevelt in the upcoming nomination and election. They oppose government limits, supported by a broad campaign to defeat him. They plan to fund and mobilize workers, aiming to blunt his reformist momentum and target southern delegates. The piece notes plutocratic unity across factions and predicts a concerted effort to halt Roosevlt, with Bryan’s fate tied to their preference for pro wealth governance.
The Oregonian notes that public support solidifies Roosevelt’s path to renomination and election, with opponents unable to shake faith of voters who would resist any rival effort and uphold the President’s chances.
The Federation of Women’s Clubs highlights the era’s shift from sewing circles to broad federations spanning district state national and international levels. The piece argues twentieth century women increasingly participate in social business and civic life, reshaping the horizon for future generations.
The article portrays Russia as baiting Uncle Sam over Manchuria while probing U S actions. Secretary Hay emphasizes cautious attention to Russia’s aims in China as diplomatic messages hint Russia prefers the United States stay onlooker. It notes Russia’s assurances to protect U S commercial interests despite possible territorial moves.
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a rare democratic leader combining moral and physical courage with earnest purpose and high citizenship. It frames him as versatile, blending roles as writer, fighter, preacher, teacher, and statesman, likening him to Washington in impact and noting admiration from global minds.
The Idaho Mountaineer argues electricity will replace stagecoaches and steam in Camas prairie and rural Idaho. It urges Nez Perce county voters to approve bond issues to remodel the county courthouse and build a new jail, citing inadequate facilities, vault space, and jail conditions. It also notes city election politics and calls for a tax payer’s candidate, warning that every candidate has a campaign machine behind them.
Notice is given that Carl W. Shuller of Lapwal Idaho seeks a land claim in section 23 and 24 in the Lewiston Idaho office. The hearing before the Register and Receiver is set for June 15 1903. Witnesses listed include Wrbl Waker of Myrtle Idaho and Charles Miller of Gifford Idaho.
Lewiston Power Co promotes Clarkston real estate with a land contract option requiring $20 down and $10 monthly payments. The note touts rapid population growth to 2500, utilities, two banks, and orchard dividends to urge investment in Clarkston Vineland area.
Notices record Delilah Brown filing for homestead proof in sec 28 36 Twp 37 R 6 W and contest against John McPhee for parcel in section 4 Twp 37 N R 3 W noting abandonment residence and cultivation evidence due May 6 1905. Timber land filing by Annie Jacobson for se quarter of section 28 Twp 33 N R 3 W with witnesses listed. hearing July 28 1903.
Alfred T Walker administrator of the estate of Anderson B Walker directs creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Bring claims to the administrator or counselor O B Chesley in Chesley Idaho Lewiston Idaho March 27 1903.
In the Probate Court of Nez Perce County Idaho the estate of George MacRae deceased. W E DaGGertz and A D McCoy are executors. P E Stookey is attorney for the executors.
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