Weiser Signal December 1 1805 post 1800s blurbs
A compact digest from Weiser Signal dated December 1 1805 covers political chatter. It notes Congress and the American Federation of Labor debates on silver, editorials about Cozier and arrears with payments, and a frontier sense of political faction. It mentions President Monroe doctrine rhetoric and possible Anglo American tensions. A postal incident in which two packages triggered surprise security questions is described alongside satirical musings on political figures Grover and Sherman. The item includes fragmented spellings and name jumbles typical of era.
Controversy Over Late Speaker Cozier's Move to Moscow
The Pocatello Tribune critiqued former Idaho House Speaker Cozier as politically motivated in leaving Idaho Falls for Moscow and pursuing a Senate bid. The Moscow Star answered in defense, accusing the Tribune of sour grapes over Dozier’s departure.
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Pocatello Tribune
Agmont KR
Cozier
Idaho
Moscow
US Senate
Tribune
Moscow Star
Dozier
The
Ilachwail
Crazy to Save Souls in China Prompts Insane Reforms
An editorial voice condemns Christian efforts to convert in China, describing missionary dangers as sensational and criticizing Western churches. It argues that aid and restraint are wiser, noting tensions between government policy and colonial aims and highlighting outrage over recent Chinese relocations and local reactions.
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China
Oregonian
Apn
Diane
Chiow
Crete
Wastlla Watt
Political Inquiry on County Bond Funds and Authority
Frank Harris questions Treasurer Hixon about spending county funds on bond interest and disbursement practices. He cites constitutional provisions and asks for authority backing Wall Street payments, warning of potential misuses in the 1800 era bonds and annual tax allocations.
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Frank Harris
Hixon Ao
Wantington
CAF Heron
Pryamuter
Welser
Suey
Washington County
Li Justice Lo
Wall Street
Linho
Ebiy
Provialon
Bond controversy over county debt and constitutional limits
A letter from Faas Manns criticizes county bond issuance after debates on financing and adjournments. It recounts bids for bonds in 1890 and 1896, questions legality under the Constitution, and urges the treasurer to uphold constitutional provisions while defending funds for county obligations. Manns appeals to the treasurer to resist improper bond payments and protect public finances.
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Italy
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Courthause
Bouni
Parauadt
Iida
C. W. Moore
Mosers, Bach & Co
New York City
Watlington
J Teappearing
Komet
Watliratin Ie
Pyle
Welier
Watlingsont
Louis
Messrs
Baole & Ye
Shylovks
United States
Bond
Tomsurer
Faas Manns
Welcome usher of 6 the altnmac origins and verses
An ized year opening feature from the Hostiver Company of Pittsburgh promotes a new almanac describing origin, title, and uses of the national tongue and alterative. The page includes calendar, anatomical diagrams, illustrations, and verses selected for accuracy and entertainment. Printed in multiple languages, it is distributed widely through druggists and country dealers.
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Hostewr Company
Pittsburgh
Holland
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