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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
4
The Lewiston Teller announces its publication details under publisher Foresman with a telephone line and a price of 1.50. The notice states the newspaper is entered at the Lewiston Post Office as second class mail matter.
A reprinted discussion from Newspaperdom examines how editorials blamed yellow journalism for fueling the McKinley assassination. Editors express opinions on curbing yellow press through boycotts and media accountability, while warning against legal overreach and urging market-driven pressure to end incitement.
Excerpts praise for Theodore Roosevelt’s strenuous life doctrine and his capability as president. The pieces argue his action mindset, warn against anarchist and abusive political rhetoric, and forecast his ongoing influence on national politics and party unity. The Lewiston Lewiston Tribune cites local reform sentiment and weather as factors shaping civic pride.
Multiple notices from the U.S. Interior Land Office at Lewiston and Lewis describe settlers filing for final proof on various lands in Idaho. Names include Alfred E. Miller Patrick Donnelly Carter Robinson Jabez Kenyon Carl W. Schue and others, with witnesses listed and dates in 1901. Notices request residents to appear before the register and receiver to prove residency and cultivation on specified lots and sections, with deadlines in October 1901 and earlier.
The Department of the Interior issues a contest notice against William R Campbell for a homestead entry in Township 2 North Range 3 East, alleging abandonment and lack of residence. Contestant William R Campbell asserts noncompliance and lack of continuous residency, with a hearing set for November 21, 1901 before the Receiver at Lewiston Land Office.
Department of the Interior Lewiston Idaho 1901 contest notice for Jacob Stringar Lot 1-4 Section 13 Township 6 West various details allege abandonment no residence or improvements six years and November 12 deadline. also final proof date for Jabez Yon heirs of John W Kenyon for lot 27 with witnesses listed.
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