24 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1896
Page
1
C B Shirley, physician and surgeon in Wibert Idaho, offers day or night calls and specializes in diseases of women. Also an attorney at law, ready to handle legal work in all Idaho courts. Office on First Street, Wolr ar, Idaho.
Washington reports reflect a heated debate over executive power to recognize Cuba and the possibility of a two thirds vote for any resolution. Officers like Olney and Cooley face opposition as Congress weighs asserting authority, with senators predicting a lively clash and potential sanctions against presidential action.
An informal congregation meeting near Danville Pennsylvania and nearby towns discussed peace efforts amid Cuban affairs. Clergy from Grove Presbyterian and others anticipated mass meetings in coming days with sermons planned for Sunday night to address the topic.
Report of a 1969 Havana ceremony honoring Major Cirujeda for his role in the defense at Punta Brava and the action at Son Centurion. Details describe guards, a mapped parade, and a corrdinated parade with troops and chaplain officiating.
Amid local pressure the Pamts of Teast petition the town council to rename Punt Brava San Quentin in honor of Major Chuimmn s Witch as war reports from Havana describe Cuban provinces forming rebel bands. Dispatches note destruction along routes, Spanish and Dutch forces clashing in Cuba, and insurgents denying Spanish advances while suffering losses at a harbor hospital attacked by Spaniards.
The article reports on Spanish minister Dupuy de Lôme and Admiral Beranger discussing relief and expansion to support Cuba amid U.S. pressure. It notes Cantelar Cantelar and Cantelar perspectives on avoiding war, the U.S. stance, and Spain ready to mobilize arms, ships, and troops for Cuban relief while seeking to avert conflict.
The article surveys U S and British views on Cuba and Spain amid President Cleveland's stance. It notes Olney's opposition to intervention, debates on executive power, and potential paths to action involving Spain, with McKinley unlikely to fully surrender independence. The piece reflects torn opinions within the new administration and public press commentary.
President elect McKinley and companions attend Sixth Presbyterian Church in Chicago. Worshiper turnout fills the pews and aisles while Major McKinley engages with the preacher and congregation after the service. Crowds gather, policemen assist, and the party proceeds to the carriage for Canton tonight.
In Fort Scott a man named George Bryant shot Mes May Bryant and her father after pursuing them on a roadside call. May Bryant and her father were fatally wounded, while Bryant fled and was later found dead. Police suspect Bryant faced a lethal confrontation with acquaintances who considered him unstable.
A young man is accused of joining a gang rumored to murder and rob for money during the holidays. The crowd threatens lynching as authorities guard the jail while police investigate the alleged crime spree across several towns including Guthrie. Names and exact details are partially illegible in the scan.
A piano lamp exploded on the second floor of a three story residence in New York on December 20. The tragedy left five members of the Goldemithy family dead: Anton, Chiotile, Berth, Harry, and Frank Goldemith, with ages ranging from 10 to 40.
Heavy mining rumors swirl around Marion with a new venture forming at the Wichita Mountains headwaters. Reports claim a reliable strike near Otter River and a rush of hopeful miners from several towns seeking rich finds. Weather and danger warnings accompany the tale as the region reels from a spate of speculation and distant explosions.
Fragmentary report notes a Workman's Club session in Lima where a discussion on governance and sovereignty devolved into disorder. The event featured unclear references to figures like Captain General Washer and Antonio Museo with scattered mentions of ships and cruisers.
Jury at Millehora be Wor Hae s, a Portland case, hears testimony and deliberates. judge to determine if the defendant Jockos Wy fur Uw niente faces acquittal or new trial under lingering questions of liability before closing arguments.
A chaotic dispatch discusses impending action on the National Bank of Litmly amid investor fears and depositor concerns. Regulators weigh suspension, dividend delays, and possible support to prevent runs as hearings and committee reviews unfold tonight.
Police arrest John Byers in Newton while the chase for the famed “Cooney the Fox” continues. Authorities identify him by a museum manager, connecting him to the Cronin trial and a string of alleged purchases and hotel dealings in Lawrence, Kansas City, and surrounding towns.
A blaze at a Newark area building on Cleorsa Street and nearby Alinity Alley caused multiple deaths and extensive damage. Fire teams battled flames as residents gathered outside and investigators began locating victims and assessing the structure.
A fire swept through Worster destroying four business blocks in the central business district. Officials report smoke and flames visible for miles as property damage exceeds $19,000 with $9,000 insured. The cause remains unknown as investigators examine the scene.
A garbled 19th birthday anniv event for Princess Pauline of Württemberg was celebrated at Stuttgart with royal family attendance and festive promenade. The piece notes betrothal rumors involving Danish royalty and the wedding plans of the Crown Prince’s daughter, while detailing unsteady OCR fragments of pageantry and audience crowds.
Debates continue as the American Federation of Labor meetings discuss the purchase of questionable foods and joint action by craft groups. Henry Wilson, noted as a writer for Senator Wilson, visits Washington with stories of encounters at the private gallery of the Senate chamber. A hotelier guards advice about potential interviews with the senator as word spreads of political maneuvering and upcoming talks.
The Missouri Lions, a university team from Columbia Missouri, received an invitation from President Diaz of Mexico to play football in Mexico City. Negotiations stalled after a wreck in Austin disrupted travel and jeopardized the proposed November 1 home game at Indianola.
Patrolman Geo Noah, Kansas City veteran and oldest active officer, was found dead in a city gully this morning. Initial reports suggest a fatal heart condition or possible gun violence during a confrontation. Authorities investigate the scene and review patrol records for context.
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