Death by Own Action Theme in Weiser Signal 1901
The Weiser Signal editorial discusses suicide with a compassionate, nonjudgmental tone. It emphasizes the agony of self destruction, rejects condemnation, and pleads for understanding and pity for those left behind. It references moral and religious considerations and compares self-destruction to a fragile, sensitive soul.
Fragmentary plea on betrayed friendship and mortal doubt
A fragmented meditation questions the sting of betrayed friendship and the justice of God. The speaker asks for guidance and light for blinded eyes, wondering if more sin lay beyond Earth, and how a thousand Charons could carry the eager throng.
Water franchise debate and municipal ownership urged in Caldwell
Citizens weigh municipal ownership of water and light against private plants. Weiser's bond vote supports public ownership and expansion. Boise Bulletin praises Pan American Commissioner L O Rive and Idaho’s exhibit leadership, urging prudent management of public affairs and state officers.
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Haunted Carrollton Man Claims He Fired Jackson Bullet
Frank S. Rosenthal of Carrollton Missouri recalls the night of May 2 1863 when Stonewall Jackson was fatally wounded by a picket from his own regiment He believes a shot from his musket may have killed the Confederate general Rosenthal a Louisiana Tigers veteran describes the pursuit of Hookers forces at Chancellorville and the moments before Jackson fell James Power Smith a former aide de camp offers another account noting Jackson was wounded by multiple shots as his men fired in confusion The article weighs doubt about the precise shooter and preserves the wartime testimony and names involved.
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Carrollton
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Stonewall" Jackson
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Stonewall Brigade
New Orleans
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Solomon
Macon
Howard
Hooker
Chancellor's Farm
Fedéfils
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Fred
James Power Smith
Richmond
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Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorsyle
Roeder
Coleton
Roder
A. P. Fill
Till
Ife
Chancellorsville
Ines
Boswell
Vance
Eighteenth North Carolina Infantry
Govern Hrl
Dr. McGuire
Gener
al Jackson
Louisiana
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