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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1895
Page
2
The Caldwell Tribune notes lack of Idaho women’s suffrage advocacy and discusses railway expansion from the Russian frontier to the Pacific, urging caution on imperial and foreign policy. It warns against imitation of Britain and England, and calls for speeding a continental rail route.
A Grover Cleveland letter to Chicago conspirators condemns insidious harmful plots and calls out beef trusts concil trusts and railway jobs. It argues the public must oppose selfish wicked plots that sacrifice common good and notes income inequality and distress attributed to Cleveland’s administration and methods.
Water is a prime necessity and must take precedence over other needs. Streets should be graded to protect individual rights. where rights are affected, authorities must show responsibility for damages. Proper scientific grading will not hinder water crossing, but reckless gouging will burden many people.
A sweeping analysis reveals rising support for free silver coinage across the Eastern and Middle States, with critics warning of a monopoly-driven economy. The piece discusses political strategy, cattle and beef prices, and the political machinery surrounding Secretary Morton, plus speculative stock-market moves and local notice items.
A bold claim bundles a Ladies Patent Tin Dengola Button Shoe at $150 and touts it as equal to much pricier footwear, urging readers to compare with $2.50 to $3.00 pairs. The text also includes truncated legal and probate notices, scrawled names, court actions, and auction details from Washington County, suggesting a composite page with ads and legal briefs.
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