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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1896
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text reports a 19th century political gathering with Lavinia Hamlin chaired sessions and endorsements for a platform. It mentions Weld, McKinley, and Heath amid factional demonstrations and calls for national unity under Republican leadership.
The Yemen Washington April session covered pension bills with Repulican lenders, Chairman Peltier, and supporters Dingtes Dadwell and Payne. The committee advanced the measure to the House for debate within a brief period, amid concerns about fraud and missteps, with Hower and others reviewing interpretations.
A court considers whether contracts must pay in gold coin or in lawful money, weighing the legality of paying in gold against public policy. The defense argues the clause is not enforceable and the court probes whether a mortgage must be paid in gold or standard money under the contract’s tenor.
The detailed report describes a March boxing match where Sharkey withstands early pressure from Choyraki and sustains fouls and blows, with Choyraki as the aggressor through eight rounds. In the final rounds Sharkey suffers a knockdown and a decisive flurry leads to a stoppage as the bout ends with Choyraki dominating.
The readable fragments list individuals like Chad Monpeeters and Wilkie along with place names and organizations, but the text is heavily garbled with no clear events or coherent narrative. It appears to be a disjointed OCR from a historic political or civic page with multiple proper names and terms.
A garbled early 20th century missive from Portland references McKinley and an honorary membership claim in the Young Athletes Institute. The letter, addressed to W. Wenster and tied to local council figures, contains damaged wording and uncertain names, outlining disputes over authority and reputations.
An April publican gathering in New Jersey featured speech by Hobart and a McKinley instruction push. Delegates voiced support for the party platform, including standards of value and wage policy, while McKinley delegates faced encouragement to report back. District delegates and local figures were listed as part of the proceedings and adjournment.
April 11 in Louisville reports ongoing factional disputes within the Republican and Fusion camps. Wandon's faction gains traction while Flinchey’s group maintains influence. Bradley supporters claim a majority in the core vote though totals show 13 percent. Electors at large chosen. mayoral race details cited with a legal challenge pending.
The card lists eleven starters for the Ayinw Handicap on a fast track. Pierre Lairllard leads Ing afiobemia with Harnes Hit and The American Haree among contenders. In the dappled double plate sixteens, Tirweme beats Rothertitia with Ullen close behind, while Lar dent's Bardia fails to place and Hah Chasseller runs well.
Representatives of the Diaganto Comet, North German rank AM, and the Venesinte government reached an accord to pay 10 wood Botivare in settlement at Hoot Habilition. The agreement follows an interwar era dispute over easiway chalnie astate AY Kerimuny, with authorities from Cherm Venexuvla and Maine URAL involved.
Prominent Mason Kelly of Denver reportedly shot himself after a domestic dispute. He left $6100 life insurance and wrote letters detailing his affairs. The act, at Trubh near this place, caused widespread distress with farms devastated and woods carried off.
The Sioamañoan Commission examined the canal plan with statements from Warner Miller and Itaminoar Afanoch of Pinal ou Maty. Officials warned the project may need extensive surveys before moving forward, questioning cost viability and prompting calls for more robust hydraulic data.
Ase Of On PAeMN tOENerry New York reports Adolph Meek, a man claiming peerage, was convicted at the Old Bailey and sentenced to seven years for robbing and defrauding women. He lured widows to homes, posed as a noble, and stole jewelry and valuables, with detectives noting prior similar crimes and authorities seeking his containment in England.
Fragmented OCR notes list names and places including Washington New York Chicago Cleveland Louisville Baltimore and Pittsburgh with references to the Capitol and civic events. Mentions of HONG Hie HAN and Hathanit bitiosolt appear misread but suggest political or municipal context.
Senator Tater and Representative Sharrott will not seek the party nomination. They refuse to back a Ford Standard mandate and oppose forcing a convention vote. Bonmier pledges Colorado would not alter policy or fund a gold standard stance in 14.
The New York cartoonist Mead De Grimm died today from pneumonia complicated by kidney failure. The report notes his prominence in the field and mentions his April 11 obituary date.
A maritime accident report from Seattle in April describes Mate Jomped overboard from a small vessel during a vigil. The crewman, who had been sea-boating along the coast for seven years, disappeared after a boom swung and struck near his neck.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a trial involving multiple ages and a hospital setting. Names and places are unreadable. the text mentions injuries and fatalities, with references to a trial and individuals tied to a broader inquiry. The exact events and participants remain unclear due to the damaged source.
The Washington proclamation notes Cuba election plans halted due to rebellion and names Shanta Tutunde as a deputy to annul the election. It also mentions U.S. seals and a fur seal prohibition in Alaskan waters and warns of arrest for violations.
In a puzzling report from Maxton Boston the event lists various names and results. Pyank won the Howth game and sites mention multiple players including Schacter Hunter and Abe Lintverslle with unclear placements. The fragment hints at a busy tournament with unrelated notes and partial scores.
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