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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
4
The Lewiston Teller argues the Democratic Party, two months from elections, has no clear platform. It notes Republicans lead on regulating trusts and war tax issues, while Democrats avoid finances and tariffs. It predicts the next Congress will not be chosen on instinct or vague opposition.
The Vermont vote shows Republicans dominating with 59,895 to Democrats 7, and Prohibition also present. The Democratic share is the smallest in 70 years, reflecting a shift on prohibition and a weak Democratic showing cited by the Chicago Chronicle and Oregonian.
The Boise Statesman notes Republican leaders John T. Morrison and Burton L. French will open the party’s campaign in the north and southeast respectively. Morrison is praised for experience, integrity, and governor potential, while French is described as a capable, honest, tireless speaker. The piece contrasts Republican tariff reform stance with Democrats, citing past tariff reforms and arguing Republicans have adjusted schedules to meet changing conditions.
The article frames a partisan debate on tariffs and national policy, praising Republican governance in Idaho and nationwide prosperity under GOP leadership. It cites tax reductions, state revenue, and alleged Democratic mismanagement, then moves to a formal contest notice from the Department of the Interior dated August 18, 1902 regarding homestead entry No. 7192 and a hearing set for October 10, 1902.
Edward C. Smith of Lewiston Idaho files sworn statement for purchase of land in section 14 township 33 north range 4 west and will offer proof that the land is more valuable for nonagricultural use. Hearing before Register and Receiver December 12, 1902. Witnesses named Maxon Kettenbach Amy Kettenbach Otto Kettenbach. Adverseclaimants invited to file by December 12. Also Jelle N Steens of Juliaetta Idaho files intention to make final proof September 20, 1902 for lots 7 and 8 and section 13 township 3 west, with witnesses George W. Richardson Sam Deas James Evans Thomas Reynolds.
Multiple timber land filings announced under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 at Lewiston Idaho and surrounding areas. Applicants include Alfred Damas Frank W Kettenbach Johan O Maxon Eben Mounce Otto Kettenbach and Amy D Kettenbach with hearings set for November 25 1902 before the Register and Receiver. Notice covers filings for sections 13 23 14 27 28 and 24 in township 33 north range 4 west and related proclamations and contest notices.
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