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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1896
Page
4
The Foreign Relations Committee approves a Cameron resolution recognizing Cuba's independence and seeking end to hostilities with Spain. Secretary Olney reportedly supports the move, while debates focus on how to frame U S recognition and potential protectorate questions.
The article reports intense reaction to Genacor Cameron's Cuba recognition proposal and the broad debate in Washington and New York. It notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's actions, calls for U S policy clarification, and pressure from European powers while describing public unease and party disputes over potential moves toward war or diplomacy.
Colonel McAndrew, commander of the volunteers, rallies squads from various parts of the United States to assist in a movement aiding Cuba. Judge Anna A. Bory of the Memphis post GA.R. confirms the post will join in force, supplying weapons and mounts as the drive gains momentum. Senator Custom forwarded thanks to McAndrew for the support following a recent Cuban speech.
A public meeting in Atlanta drew about 200 citizens expressing sympathy with Cuban patriots. A similar event in New York gathered colored men to show solidarity with Cuban independence movements. In Columbus a mass meeting was held with fifteen participants supporting the Cuban insurgents.
Wreckount allegations arise in Uru Hestowelrault court as a bill seeks a receiver for the International Leon and Jayest- Fonbt Company. Directors named Rentronn and Tevoetmont face claims of improper transfers to related parties and failure of fiduciary duty amid allegations of mismanagement and concealment.
A decipherable fragment details an American Syndicate purchasing the Hidalgo road and connecting lines from Mexico City to coastal points including Puchatas and Tuxpan. It mentions a planned advance toward the Gadremalan frontier and a northern corridor forming a new cross-border route.
Fragmentary OCR describes a journey toward Boston with a planned stop in New Orleans. Mentions Ulivokalanal and Lille okuland warted sie Hoxton tonlight, unclear dates, and a vague note that someone abandoned attention of a visiting Tomdon while a figure named Hein coum Kallen may go onward.
Fragmentary notes describe a case involving Mrs Swenye and a man Chibatla, with three children and requests to avoid prosecution. The text mentions a destination in New York and a journey back, plus references to Avtiabuls and a letter about a Martivalier. Unclear details and OCR errors obscure facts.
At the sixteenth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor in June, leaders debated charters and affiliations. The New York workers union No. 1 faced revocation for sending men to replace regular workers, while the federation upheld former actions to revoke that charter and consolidations with other craft unions. Leaders proposed two Washington representatives to lobby for labor goals, and per capita dues were discussed to fund advocacy.
A damaged report recalls an embezzler involved in a chaotic incident. The suspect allegedly drank poison after driving away Oilers with a gun. The text references warrants, arrests, and a sequence of events across multiple locations, with names and places obscured by OCR errors. The fragmentary narrative hints at a courtroom or police action surrounding the case.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a reception to the president with mentions of a city, people, and a war era setting. Names and places are garbled, but references to a formal event appear. The article lacks clear dates, participants, or outcomes due to damaged text.
The German bark Coorrimpos, 281 tons, from Magation 16 Porflams, ran aground late at night near the Long Beach area off the Washington coast. The crew were saved though the ship is a total loss. Wreckage lies about 20 miles north of Pare Castily, with British steamer Glenmoregande nearby.
The Sugar Trust known as the American Sugar Refining Company gains control of the Arbuckle coffee company assets in a complex series of moves. A bid valued at 1 268 000 is mentioned, with Arbuckles seeking to defend position amid competition from the American Sugar Refining firm. Negotiations span New York and Baltimore as refining companies consolidate interests and stock shifts occur.
The Interstate Commission today reviewed the long and short haul clause dispute involving lines from Colorado to California and a proposed routes array including the Atv, Transcontinental, and Rio Grande systems. Hearings target charges and terminal points as contrasted routes across Pacific, Colorado, and Idaho corridors with Pacific Northwest connections noted.
Bolde Idaho December 18 Indians on the Far Hall reservation fear delays in allotment and opening of the reservation amid a cattle deal linked to the sale of Pocatello townsite. They accuse the contract with Burke and J B realication of abuse, claim government stock inspection failed, and several leaders have traveled to Washington to seek investigation.
In Ruseetiville Kentucky a mob of about 100 seized the jailer at the county jail and hanged Dink and Arch Proctor, and Will Proctor died in his cell. Earlier Arch Proctor, age 2, killed Aaron and Doc Cration. Dink and Hilt faced trial for killing Poe Crafton.
Judge Morrow of San Fennetsea in San Francisco writes an opinion in Hogan and others v Peters. He holds the 1846 Maguire act blocks wage anticipation but notes ambiguity that renders repeal attempts ineffective. The Peters crew received wages at 400 percent profit, with the judge deeming a 10 percent over wholesale prices excessive.
Allerton, involved in the race for United States Senator, is described as a strong candidate with ties to county aviation and agriculture sectors. The fragment notes challenges in leadership and aligns with figures like the county’s secretary and club members as potential supporters.
Disjointed notes confirm a contemplated visit involving Mr Bryan and McKinney in Chicago. Major McKinney travels to Evanston and Chicago area. family details and timing are loosely stated amid incomplete fragments.
A New York weekly trade review notes Cuban reports, clove money in Germany, and tariff uncertainty while gold demand in Germany prompts speculation. Holiday trade remains robust but many changes are postponed until after the holidays. Wool speculation, iron ore, coke production, and copper sales show varied activity as markets brace for year-end and the new year. Weekly clearances and transactional comparisons are provided for major cities.
A fragmentary transcription quotes Jude TM Cooley and others debating the scope of presidential power versus sovereign legislative authority. It touches on intergovernmental relations and the need for formal intercourse and pure laws, warning against unilateral executive action without legislative perfection.
An advertisement extols Dr. Merco's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nervousness and sleeplessness in women. It claims to treat the cause of female weakness, promises restored sleep and health, and offers a medical guide with a fee for a sample copy. The text emphasizes overwork and delicate health as the root issues and asserts widespread success.
An article extols electricity as a cure for sluggish organs and nervous fatigue. It links loss of function to weakened nervous force affecting stomach, heart, kidneys, and muscles, and claims electricity can restore activity. Dr Darrin offers free consultations at Auditorium building Spokane Washington with daily hours and free inquiry forms.
Boston December reports reveal Frank C Miley longtime trusted treasurer of the Boston State Deposit and Trust Company faces exposure for defalcation totaling up to 200000. President Stone announces inquiry by the association and outlines potential loss to the firm, with indemnity coverage of 90000 while investigators seek explanation from Miles who claims misplacement of securities.
The market letter notes speculation uncertainty for December wheat as exporters see reduced orders from the west coast while Liverpool remains steady due to Argentine and India news. It cites shipments clearing at 4.5 million bushels weekly and 69 million bushels abstracted for the period, with Minnesota and Duluth singled out for supply. It discusses Chicago and Duluth stock viability and the potential impact on prices.
Delaware promises up with Montana prospect as Dee Quigtey and Mullen wholesale grocers fail. Judgment entered for amount due to the bank and dissolution of The Golden Sceptre Mining Company. figures show treasurer Mullen Jr and manager Quigley amid a shakeup. Details from Chicago report note no fraud alleged. company claims funds spent in development and a large debt remains, threatening insolvency.
Harvard won the intercollegiate debate against Princeton after a formal session in Alexander Hall. President Patton of Vermont University introduced the program. Harvard's Williams argued for the affirmative advocating constitutional amendments to strengthen the federal system. Princeton's speakers included Mr. Yocum, Wright, and Hamilton, while judges Hawley, Marron, and Mable presided, with the panel ruling Harvard the winner after a five to ten minute decision.
Mangled by an explosion near Crested Butte Colorado two brothers suffer severe injuries in a blast that damaged their cabin. Witnesses report burns and broken limbs as responders treat the wounded and begin investigations into the cause.
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