28 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
1
Pooch of Wolverites claim to seize a big Nevada bonanza from the famous Gold Camp. They plan to stock the Franklin fog company to fund development of what could become a major mine, leveraging spare resources and local expertise for high-priced country prospects.
The city faces efforts by property owners and clergy to block church incursions linked to Mormonism. Rev Dr Pray Mason North and Rev James M Buckley may join a secret movement at 126th Street as community leaders plan revelations and action with local ministers and residents.
A valley earthquake shock visited Meadows last Sunday morning between 7:80 and 8 o clock. The tremor traveled southwest to northeast, strongest near the foot hills by A. R. Krigbaum and Wm. Cooper homes, rattling windows and goods in town stores. Kezur's furniture department reported a swaying dresser mirror as the tremor lasted about a minute and was followed by a rambling sound.
Baker City June 26. Mise Edyth Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benson, was married at the Presbyterian church Monday afternoon June 26. The ceremony united Edyth Benson with her groom in a formal local wedding notice.
The June term of the district court winds toward completion with the cases of Jos Brown and Chas F Matey nearing finish. Judge Smith arrived late from Caldwell delaying Monday’s session. A divorce in Gertie Logan vs David P Logan was granted on desertion and failure to provide. State of Idaho vs E Clark, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, is heard today after a preliminary hearing at Salubria. Clark accused of trying to kill W Allen, a sheep herder. The docket clears as hearings conclude.
Conflicting reports describe Lodz clashes as 60,000 workers strike morphing into a political crisis. By June 24 troops fired on civilians, with thousands killed or wounded. hospitals overwhelmed and executions by military wagons haunt the streets as reinforcements arrive. The scene is chaotic and bloodied across the city.
Payette Jane 25 Charlie Deck son of Jake Decker was hit by firecrackers on a street at about 10 30 p m. A large blast tore his left eye and left ear while another injury tore into his leg and foot. He was carried to Woodward Avenue and treated by Dr Avex. The thumb on his hand exploded earlier and is healing.
The city endured brutal clashes as market gardeners blocked streets with barricades and carts. Armed rioters fired revolvers while cavalry failed to break the mob before military regained control. Many women and children lie dead or wounded as carts hauled bodies to churchyards. Order remains restored only uncertainly amid grim casualty figures.
Lodz reports a state of siege as authorities count more than 1200 victims from last week’s unrest. Burials include 343 Jews and 218 Christians with over 700 wounded. Some order returns and workers resume factory work.
Representative Lester P Smith arrived in the city Monday from Landore and left on a delayed train to Newberg Oregon to attend his brother's funeral who was killed at Nome over a month ago. He will remain two weeks or more visiting relatives at Newberg and other points and attend the Portland fair.
Robert Noble announced he sold his 100000 head sheep to Haley and Saunders of Salt Lake. The buyers aim to ship quickly and keep the price private for now. Noble also offered his ranches of about 3000 acres near Reynolde and Snake rivers, with a potential move to Boise as he winds down the sheep business and weighs a gubernatorial bid.
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