28 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1905
Page
1
Reports from St Petersburg describe streets patrolled by cavalry and infantry as troops fire on rioters. Siege, no prisoners, and harsh repression policies are outlined amid mass strikes, with concern over supply disruptions to General Kuropatkin's front in a potential push toward a provisional government.
Legislative notes report Representative Webster has introduced a bill to amend the fish and game law to permit residents to hunt and fish without a license. The House debates flood with bills including repealing bounty law regulating lobbying amending school and textbook laws and plans to strip to north Idaho. The House has killed the eight hour bill.
The public notice describes Bigudly sending a map of the world Idaho and Eastern War Theatre to Mineral with listed names and places including Jandore Daley Conyell Mindows Ware Hasort Roosevelt and others, referencing a display or exchange of the map for public reference.
Members gathered at the Ven dome maple rooms for the yearly meeting to elect officers and handle urgent business. A good turnout reflected growing membership while approving a productive path for the new year with President A. J. Emerick leading the slate.
A Grand Play by Don Caesar De Bazan at the Welser opera house features meticulous costuming by Mr. Charles B. Hanford. He has studied stage properties and details to reflect the era, matching the dialogue in spirit for the Wednesday performance on February 8.
H B Fulton of Boise, representing Century Mining & Milling Co, appeared in Washington to answer a post office fraud order. The firm, with Thunder Mountain mines, could avoid action by removing certain advertising features, after a morning hearing before Judge Goodwin. Laundry newsstand service by Candee will begin every Monday.
Mrs. M. Jeffreys announces the death of her father Samuel Anderson at 81 after four months in Blackfoot asylum. He was an early Oregon and Idaho pioneer, married life ended with his wife’s death years ago. Funeral at the Methodist church to follow arrival of the P L N train. He leaves two nephews J H Anderson of Cambridge and Alfred Anderson of Boise.
A Republican county central committee meeting in Boise endorsed George P. Rhea for the Seventh Judicial District judgeship, covering Washington Canyon and Owyhee counties. Rhea led with 14 votes to Feltham's 4, with Norman O. also of Caldwell presiding and the option for the defeated candidate to withdraw.
Louise Hutchison and company perform in Weiser with strong reviews for May Blossom Cloverdale Thorns and Orange Blossoms Confusion In Idaho and She Man from Mexico matinee. Don Caesar de Bazan features Mr Charles B Hanford production with Miss Marie Droswich as Mariana in a lavish scene setting and approved dramatic handling.
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