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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1894
Page
4
Severe cyclones ripped Pilitina Latt amid the Knine region, obliterating 39 of 200 buildings. Fire swept downtown Philipps city, with at least 14 dead, extensive property loss, and thousands displaced as flames, wind, and flood waters destroyed homes, mills, and warehouses.
A riot by 160 convicts at Trecky prison ends with 70 surrendering after a bomb exploded near Deputy Warden Nelson and guards. Nelson was killed instantly, while Guard Verrill and Thur were wounded. Convicts Meyaty Warton Helvan Kilted in the pionlon of a Harti RAsuvint July 1. The mutiny involved women present and two others wounded. A guard named Meter Hamilton was killed by a volley.
In Lav Verda New Mexico on July 27 two Mexican men were killed and several others wounded after a lynching attempt tied to a past incident. Federal troops were sent to suppress further violence as Jove Gollogor, linked to the earlier lynching, remained in custody. Green brothers were detained amid guard to prevent more mob action while a confrontation at Green's saloon escalated.
The text reports a Panama lobbyist born today being declared a defaulter after a complex scheme involving 10,000,000 frapor and various individuals. It mentions an extradition plea and a court appearance, with references to England and the Manutin Canal Company in a blocked, fragmented record.
A garbled report notes the Anglo American Yulegrand Companys new cable van today at Greenwich time and the laying of the Jargoat cable. It claims a record pace for the task, being completed in a little over two weeks, with a reference to Heart's Content landing in 1860 on a similar anniversary.
Disjointed reads describe a fake registration scheme to forge certificates for Chinese residents in San Francisco and Guinness, tied to a man from Limare and an escape with a printing plate. Other items report a peculiar airborne object in Brockton, and a North Dakota political convention nominating W. G. Larlemore for Congress.
The weekly July review notes tariff doubt and gold outgo weighing on treasury reserves and wheat prices, overshadowing ongoing business revival. Wool demand and woolen goods orders falter as buyers delay purchases, while some signs point to eventual tariff changes that could revive activity.
A massive forest blaze surrounds Three Forks and nearby mines including Noble Five Idaho Alamo Wonderful and others. Fire encircles Urgent evacuations reported as winds shift. town of Three Forks within a mile, structures burned, machinery destroyed, and local efforts mobilized to defend remaining buildings and plan evacuations.
Reports from Mont July 26 describe a surge in wool prices with buyers paying top rates for large consignments. An 40,000 bales sale is noted while overall shipments rose, signaling firm demand. In New York July 2 authorities report a San Diego plot to assassinate President Moraux with several conspirators implicated.
The Journal reports a looming leadership warning about a possible walkout by engineers firemen and conductors tied to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. The dispute follows a previous fire and safety incident and threatens a broader halt within 45 hours. Local workers threaten to refuse submission and demand wage and condition concessions.
Butte preparations begin by Snnandian and New York capitalists for copper development. They plan to erect a large smelting plant and build adjoining properties, alongside proposed works, signaling substantial mining activity in the district.
A dynamite blast near John Kates’s home in a regional area caused damage and scattered debris. A window was struck and a neighbor reported a loud explosion, with authorities noting no clear perpetrator identified at this time.
Reports indicate the Chinese Trading Company steamer Tooneman and other Chinese merchant ships were targeted as Japanese cruisers sank the Kow Shung from Tigh Matdwann Co. and damaged Wen With Plan Ways Wer. All crews and ships are to stay in port awaiting further orders from Tien Tal0. Tooneman with 900 crew under Captain Lowe was among those affected.
A July 21 wind duel between Paul Duschanel and M. Clemencenu was reported. Duschanel was wounded in the cheek in what Clemencenu’s paper Tin Justice termed a retort to a previous chamber of deputies plan during a government controversy.
Reports from Hounparte Hawa and Banaparty Iowa describe a large blaze at 1116 p m on July 27 threatening structures including woolen rolls and clothing. Officials request aid from Keokuk as firefighters battle the inferno amid widespread damage and unconfirmed casualties.
Amid chaotic debate on the Senate measure, Democratic and Republican leaders weigh options as President Wilson and House conferrees press for a joint path. Key figures Wilbur, Voorhees, and McMillan maneuver to avert a legislative stalemate while seeking modified versions of the McKinley law and related bills.
A July athletic program at the driving park Exposition Hall featured boxing bouts and outdoor sports. The highlight was a heavyweight encounter between Keller and rival fighters amid amateur exhibitions and a police stop during a disrupted card. A wartime style appeal followed seeking immediate relief for the destitute camp attendees.
In Anawonda County Idaho the Republican convention nominated John 1. Spring for state positions and Wingaloy for recorder. Delegates were instructed to back Md ger Wiltod for Congress and the state delegation aligned with the party. McConnell to manage and coordinate support among leaders. Democratic primary shows ex Governor Breverson backers dominant over opponent.
July 2 report from Bax Fraxvisea notes H A Wederman Samuel Parker Jack Gumnming and Major Sowe ard left for Washington to petition for annexation of the slawallun Ialandy to the United States. Petition reportedly signed by natives and other royalists but no hope for throne restoration. Local unrest and political change loom as travelers press the Washington appeal.
Jack Osakin, nephew of Chief Moses, is accused of murdering his mother Abigiah Shintete, a sister of Clef Mover, amid tensions on the Colville Indian reservation. The killer reportedly fled to western mountains as authorities issue a shoot on sight order while tribal leaders grapple with clan loyalties and punishment.
July 27 the trial of Bante Censario, murderer of President Varnot, opened in Lyons before an ok tribunal with no jury. He faces heavy escort security as infantry guard the courthouse and prison, while reporters crowd the docket and witnesses prepare.
Fragmented wire service dispatch reports Harrison supporters claiming a decisive victory at a local convention. The piece notes plans for an active campaign in support of the national ticket, with emphasis on party discipline, fundraising, and mobilization of conservative elements. It also includes various dated items about overseas events and local legal actions, reflecting a broad update from multiple regions.
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