DuBois to Fairbanks on Mormon Question Debate
Republican vice presidential candidate Dubois challenges discussion of the Mormon question tied to the Democratic National Platform. He brands it a national issue and invites open debate.
08 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1904
Page
1
Republican vice presidential candidate Dubois challenges discussion of the Mormon question tied to the Democratic National Platform. He brands it a national issue and invites open debate.
The St George Advocate reports a sermon by Joseph F Smith of the Mormon church urging restraint on selling homes and lands to Gentiles. He warned Gentiles are encroaching and should not be aided, stressing he would not profit from land ownership for any earthly power.
Ja Snow, secretary of the Ladd company, returns from eastern Oregon where discussions with President Chas dd and GM G. W. well occurred about ore developments. New finds near Seven Devils spark excitement, with 97 tons mined at Blue Jacket in August netting 26,000. News of wire gold circulated, while plans for tramway and mill progress were reported. In a separate accident, JW Crowley died after a scraper accident at Longtom reservoir, with funeral arrangements pending and residual inquiries with W. A. Harkins.
Mr and Mrs Tom Westlake left Thursday for Salubria to supervise the Edmundson ranch and other interests of Bradley Edmundson who has now been missing for weeks. No trace of him has been found though a report placed him in Shoo Fly Oregon. Friends are indignant and quiet steps to uncover the truth are being taken.
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Circular Wo. 91904 announces authorized rates at once for transport to St. Louis and Chicago. The notice directs agents to quote and sell passes Tuesday and Wednesday. The text references multiple cities and names but is garbled. the core item is a transit rate circular affecting travel to major fairs with immediate effect.
A dispatch from Moscow reports Idaho lawmakers will consider a $30 000 appropriation to build and equip a metallurgical laboratory at Idaho State University. Professor A Miller expects Idaho to rival California as the Pacific coast mining center, with plans for rock crusher stamp mill concentrator cyanide plant and smelter to be included.
George Roberts, director of the mint, releases 1903 production figures for gold and silver in the United States and world. Idaho reports gold 1,707,300 dollars and silver 3,513,996 dollars. total US silver output 64,800,000 ounces valued at 54 cents each. Nevada leads state gains with gold up 500,000 dollars. North America totals show US gold 73,591,100 dollars and silver 29,822,000 dollars. Mexico, Canada also listed.
Readable notice from Boise fair listing exhibits displayed at the A F Hitt real estate office. The display covers several varieties of real estate offerings on show for visitors to inspect during fair week.
The Signal highlights the Stalker family in a Wednesday feature, detailing their experiences and contributions as part of a local narrative segment.
A school built plant will enable ore treatment of about 500 pounds per run aiding local education. Hornet creek apples grown on B. B. Day’s ranch are featured with other exhibits including Hubberd and Ascre tard mined selections. Mr Day plans a similar display for Hole Mountain Fair and Mortanws Mody showcases are mentioned.
The governor appoints delegates to the National Irrigation Congress in El Paso Texas, with Idaho's John W Ayres Frank Steunenberg Jess B Hawley Fred R Reed W G Howie P B Mc Gutcheon C C Moore F S Dietrich James A Stephenson L I B Perrin named to attend. The irrigation effort here aims for strong turnout as millions are invested and the government reclamation service plans a robust presence.
A chaotic fragment from Grangeville reports Judge Broole presiding over a murder case involving Obrio Long and Ly D. Walu. The article mentions a hanging attempt or sentence dated December and hints at political influence and alleged assailants, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Be H Dewey of Thunder Mountain Gold & Silver Mining Co complains the Boise Roosevelt road fails to meet contract specs. He cites seven foot solid grade, excessive slopes, narrow width, and debris blocking embankments. He notes cost, delays, and funding by Thunder Mountain, Sunnyside, and Idaho. He asserts enforcement to upfit the road before further payments.
Postmaster General Payne died at 6 10 p m Tuesday in his Arlington Hotel apartment in Washington D C after a prolonged illness He was 60 years old Payne served on the Republican National Committee and helped guide several presidential campaigns as a member of its executive committee He chaired the national committee during the period surrounding the Inauguration and the postal service reforms his death ends a long public career in party and government service
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