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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1897
Page
1
In Salamina Idaho a local Rotary and insurance group discuss money to invest in improved real estate. Names and specifics are unclear in the fragment.
The Greco Turkish trouble reports Greek withdrawal proposals from the frontier to allow offensives elsewhere. Crown Prince Constantine reportedly heads toward the Greek camp at Larissa to command forces as clashes intensify. Foreign dispatches note fears of civilian hardship in Crete and potential blockades as powers discuss recall of troops and collective action.
Two men, Chu Marniater and Jake Woods, were stalked by a mountain lion on a trail to their camp. Woods fought the animal with a rock while Bannister killed it, ending the desperate struggle after the cat leaped twenty feet. The attack followed hunger in the mountains and left them shaken.
Report from Nevada states a refinery connected to the Carson mint would close by order from Washington. Molter and He finer Maris dispute the claim, saying the mint will operate as is for two years.
James McKtones of Kanaay reportedly mediates large onion trade waves in Kansas City. Market chatter says prices surged from 9 cents to 16.4 cents per pound and futures indicate growing demand across regions as dealers seek to profit from the fluctuating onion market.
Fragmentary report notes Fischer defeats Boyle in New York with March starry Fincher or Trmimist besting Don Doyle of Chicawo at a Pope Athletic Club tent event. A late round features Martih Donors and a crowd-pleasing mock by Prosethie on Pieher, amid fans.
In New York Archbishop Corrigan hosts a talk on Pope Leo XIIIs liberal views and the Catholic role in modern society. Monsignor Dipl Vas arrives as papal delegate, with press acclimation and expectations of further church discussions.
Carson, Nev March 28 The town talks of a lottery plan emerge as the governor denies calling an extra legislative session to consider the matter He says he will not act without public sentiment and suggests Nevadans may wait two years for a decision He adds he knows nothing of a lottery frame in Nevada.
A major blaze in Norfolk from a Whitelanet Grove area origin swept southward destroying homes on Migh street and damaging a Catholic church steeple. Firefighters fought flames as sparks started new blazes in nearby Newton and surrounding streets, with total property damage over ten thousand dollars and evacuations reported.
Pomani California Chronicle reports William Islip a southern California planner who left New Medrosit Massachusetts on a whaling voyage and arrived in San Francisco the same year. He died at his Aguhte home last evening. He was instrumental in shaping descriptions that inspired Richant Haney Dana to write Two Years Before the Mast. Islip left a large estate, unmarried, with no immediate heirs known locally.
The Chinese Free Mason in America mourns Pon Meo Mausted With Great Pump. Louis, rani recorder, attended with open pharaules and two looks of Bb Louis' atreete providing entertainment for HM. Police report arrest of McCullough 31, for murder in West Newhrm Pay Mart Sire. McCullouuch was in custody after a drunken street incident near Ilworthy mturm that evening.
The Pransvnal Sentinel reports tensions over work access during a strike era, detailing crews and operators contending over shipyard work and employment. It notes skilled labor fear of job loss and wartime production pressures as workers press for priority in the New York yard.
The report details a five mile line run cycle event at M Farland’s with Jay Maton from Chief and McPurlind from Sandee among the competitors. Keama of Bay City Wheelwon wins the Hal ut race as a standout, with multiple cyclists placing in order and records noted for indoor circuits.
The article reports Stuart predicting a rematch with Corbett, expecting a world championship bout. Dan Stuart claims potential opponents Heath and WU may join, with a purse around 9000 dollars and the outcome uncertain.
Fragmented text describes a political incident in Kentucky with references to Democratic and Republican figures, a quorum dispute, and alleged maneuvers to influence a legislative proceeding. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR errors, but the item centers on attempts to block or delay actions through withdrawal and voting tactics.
A garbled dispatch notes alterations to the Mewert Papers from the United Press. Multiple city strings including New York Philadelphia and Youngstown appear, with references to various papers and morning editions.
Mayor Goolden of New Onatie presides over the Queen's Diamond Jubilee festivities with local officials marking the event. The page describes public enthusiasm, parade sights, and community participation amid celebratory rituals and attire.
Fragmented report notes withdrawals and raids affecting multiple routes and jurisdictions. Mentions Cedar River, Marehorn, and Tolinwide areas with ongoing interagency coordination and unclear dates. Details are garbled but indicate transportation disruptions and official responses ongoing.
A massive cyclone swept through multiple Texas towns including Calvert and Clarksville, laying waste to homes and churches, lifting roofs, and causing injuries and several deaths. The storm damaged utilities, cut telegraph lines, disrupted trains, and forced widespread evacuations as residents faced extensive property loss and uncertain recoveries.
Washington March 2 Republican members of the ways and means committee considered amendments to the tariff bill and related measures. The debate centered on a provision to levy ad valorem duties with about one thousand cuttings, aiming to adjust taxes on dates and other commodities. The proceedings reflect partisan positioning ahead of the looming vote on the bill.
Reports from Grenville and Cromville say floods cripple Santa Fe Railway lines with extensive track and bridge damage. Workers rush to repair bridges as crews reinforce levees. authorities warn the Longwood area remains highly dangerous with trains halted.
A March report from Washington notes Pacific steamship activity and possible financial losses. Japanese Nippon Yusen Kaisha faces a potential 110000 yen per voyage liability and a shareholder meeting is urged to decide on continuing abroad trade. Government authorities may grant 3400000 year in aid while a Manila letter claims Spanish troops suffer and endure privations.
The Laurada, a Cuban expedition steamer, arrived in the Delaware last night after sailing from Baltimore. On board were Mrs. Hughes and two detectives, with 1,74100 rounds of ammunition, 2% tons of dynamite, and medical supplies.
Assemblyman Tray introduced two bills to carve Mantut from Greater New York center stage in Albany. A fiery hearing is slated Thursday as advocates gather to press the plan before the legislature. The report also notes the arrest of Dr Ama Nurse in a Brooklyn case tied to a death.
A March voyage from Newport News to Glasgow ends with the Ville de Gratigny foundering near Grasnock. Survivors endured days without food or water. Yanaratva rescue ship and French consul involvement frame a tragedy with multiple missing crew members.
Boston author William Adamm known by the pen name Oliver Optic died today aged about 75. He taught in public schools, served on the state library committee, and authored hundreds of works for youth including Oliver Optic's Magazine for Boys and Girls.
Ritaville Washington March 27 A Mark Townacud inmate charged with murder was placed in cell and investigators found an axe and a chisel concealed in a mattress The axe was dull with a wood handle and the chisel large and heavy The exact purpose remains conjecture and authorities do not rule out concealment by a desperate man.
A young man calling himself Cla 1 Pull claimed to be James J. Hill’s nephew and faced forgery charges. He allegedly forged Father William Dugean’s name on checks drawn on Tadd & Hilton in Portland and cashed them, also obtaining $75 in Tacoma on another similarly drawn check. The suspect’s San Diego residence is noted.
Ien Washington March 2. A six days bicycle event started early morning with cyclists including Albert Echoch George Mule jer Peter Golden and Bee Chawidy. Participants rode distances such as 19 miles and 18 miles with multiple laps noted.
The residence of Colonel Coro nel Tyler in New Lopion Conn was badly burned in a morning blaze destroying elaborate interior with 900000 plus in property loss. Jewelry valued at thirty thousand dollars also reportedly perished in the fire amid broader notes on travel bans related to a plague.
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