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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
4
In a long discussion, New York delegates debated manufacturing terms and potential annual wage commitments. The session focused on pricing, work completion expectations, and the impact on national wealth, with mixed opinions from industry leaders and reformers about the country’s ability to sustain production.
In Olympia Washington on April 2 the public note reports McDonald a survivor of the Great Northern wreck at Yank Wher WO who was injured and came home today to begin recovery. He will walk with aid of crutches as friends offer support during Motion Day events planned for April 17.
In the Northern Pavitt area, a significant timetable adjustment will occur. Trains will run with reduced frequency and altered routes to utility repairs. The plan aims to minimize service disruption though some stations will be upgraded and replaced.
A prominent New Mexican figure, Tsi en King, is detained by Mexican police after crossing into Chihuahua. Authorities plan to hold him for five days, with potential extradition to the United States. The incident involves cross border tensions and charges of wrongdoing.
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Sanipaint Idane Apella-farmer Ballwin dies after fourteen years in the area. He passed yesterday from qaralyele. Funeral held today with a large attendance.
A prominent gathering in Concourse heard speakers from University of Chicago, Michigan and Vermont discuss college league aims. Officers elected included presidents from Fifty and law, with A J Weaver Nebraska as president and W J Warrie Princeton as secretary, amid plans for a large young Republicans convention.
A fragmented report details debates at a convention with mentions of Washington, April 3, and a gathering at the Auditorium. Names such as Avery, Lefevre, Perkins, and others recur, with contention over representation and the constitutional convention in Arizona and related territorial discussions.
A decomposed body was found at a farm in Linhe near the sheriff’s possession, prompting renewed questions about a chain of disappearances and suspected murder. Jurors reopened questions after associations with Bastien farm figures and a noted overcoat and coins found on the victim.
An incident in Nashville shows a Black man about 20 taken from a jail by a mob and killed at the jail gate. The assailants were reported to have assaulted him with public safety items and forcibly removed keys. the motive and identities remain unclear.
An April Portland scene shows Governor Sylvester Pennoyer tied to a televised convention miscue and a legal dispute over his name and candidacy. Officials clarify certificates and the league’s stance while Pennoyer’s team navigates the political fallout and potential penalties.
The report details flood damage along Kentucky streams near Har Valleys and Wite Sexton. Five people drowned and many were injured as the Little Beaver and Buffalo creeks surged, destroying cabins and forcing residents to flee. The Weiser Land and Improvement Co. is cited in relation to the disaster and its impact on local properties.
In Madison Square Garden New York on April 2 the fourth game of the Great Millard Tournament featured Frank O. Ives and Albert Garnier. Ives won 600 to 109 with his highest run 164 while Garnier posted 109 and his top score.
April 2 report from Lie Diesence notes Lana Barton, president of the American Red Cross Society, denies Turkish control of relief funds. In a separate item, the Eighth Constitutional District Republican conference elected General Frank Reedy and J. H. Derlesbark as delegates to the national convention, instructed for Senator Quay.
In BinEWick Ga on April 2 a tenement fire swept a waterfront district, destroying the extensive property of the Down company and resulting in significant losses. A worker died amid the blaze and several warehouses and wharves were damaged. Estimated total losses reach around 200000 with 400000 insured. A later Wisconsin storm report notes heavy snow and cold with record lows for early April.
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