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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1896
Page
4
In a swift New York City boxing clash at Conny Exand Maher and O'Donnell faced off as the Irish challenger stopped the Australian in a dramatic exchange. Maher dominated early and edged ahead with controlled combinations but O'Donnell answered with strong defense and a decisive finish to claim victory before 1800 spectators, preserving a long rivalry.
Residents Abram e of Alamo and Rev No U Lanphea of Grandville accuse Rev John B R Chaplin of deceptive railroad venture dealings. Prosecutor finds no criminal action. Chaplin linked to Puget Bound Underalty Co and moved from Olympia to Charlotta and Nashville to recruit investors.
W W Campbell, prominent horticulturist of Bronx City, visiting Omaha on business, outlines a program to transform arid lands in Nebraska Colorado Kansas and the Dakotas into crop producing districts. He proposes five experimental stations and collaboration with major railroads to test growing corn oats wheat rye and vegetables on large tracts under his methods.
Lincoln Nev Dec … The certificate of organization and incorporation and articles of association of the Grand Island Hastings Southern Railroad Company have been filed with the Secretary of Slate. The new company, which purchased the fundamental property to Hastings, includes Morris A. Rood Michiel A. Surtigan Join J. Donaughy Grant Porbo William F. McGee and John G. Drew. Capital stated at 5,100,000. The highest amount of indebtedness to be incurred not to exceed two thirds of capital.
A 19th century government report reviews salmon as a staple, noting declines from failed Atlantic stock restocking efforts and promising but unrealized hopes for revival. It discusses past government attempts on the Pacific coast, misaligned expectations, and mysterious disappearance of stocked salmon.
Annual fourteenth intercollegiate chess tournament held at Columbia Grammar School features Columbia, Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and others. Contests include standout players Parker, Latium, Robbins, and Young. Marvin wins overall, Columbia secures high finish, Princeton strong.
Washington Dec 2 The stuns depare Hintthas been asked to interent ligelf in the c of Enrique Delgado the Amurlecs reporter captured by Spaniards while he fit Wounded by the Cuban hospital ast Uelieved 10 te in danger of summary ex gcution A representative of the New York Mall and Vexpress waited upon Sevrabiy .Olnay today did claimed the provotion of our RevardMENt for Delimta whom hates Hertbat oe legitimate corrempondent of shut Dewsispar and in no sense a cima hatant Telegrams have also been 10calved by fie secritany from some of Tel sulu's relatives in New York notably W YD Blakes eget him to rescue the man from the peril in which he stands Shuntiohs are boot enhled Active Conc Ail General Springer at Havana to make Innility Immediately Into the tress ATTEMPT TO BURN FORT PICKENS Pensacola Was Dec 2 At a late noar Inet night a watchman discovered pe hi Ho oll rom inside of Fort Pickens on Bante Rowateland where wit the ammuni on and material for the new inappear ing gum batteriea now nearly completed x stored She off room was destroyed and only by the untied wffarte of ie Wworkmott thi fri waa kept from the maga aine where 27 tons of powder and lutte quantity of dymmite is atore It fe believed that an attrapt wax made to blow up the fort and the gounts have enn doable
The Northern Pacific steamer Remar arrived from the Orient with patches from Varmopa and word that over 1000 native brigand forces in Formosa have surrendered. A government proclamation calls for their surrender and offers amnesty to those who give themselves up. A Seoul correspondence notes the crown prince of Karen seeks to end unrest by taking action in the short term.
New York based H Harey and Kalner sued James C Farce, agent of American Express Company, for 2000 damages over an alleged malicious arrest. Verdict reached July 1808 in Taylor timing. clerk accused of transporting a jar and water chain valued at 27.43 in McAlester White Plaza, resembling a general coercion case.
Venezuelan minister and a delegation met in Caracas to discuss the treaty with the United States. He denied threats of unrest and said the agreement largely satisfies Venezuela and avoids war with Britain. The minister defended press reports and said the boundary issue remains settled for now.
A long article describes a new shooting grounds at Atyrien near Long Branch New Jersey to be part of a larger complex called Wikwood Park. It outlines a club house with three trap ranges, a grand promenade, a winter pavilion, and extensive interior decoration. The piece notes a reception room cafe and a canal entry, with plans for viewing galleries and a system to monitor matches. It mentions Dr. Daly and Walter Murphy among figures, and references safety features for a winter hunt, including a concealed firing setup and a plan to manage wounded or fallen birds.
Reports say Governor Stone calmed a white and black mob of about 100 at the county jail in Jefferson City. A 14 year old girl Millie Gray was found murdered and mutilated, with suspicion falling on Vobo Lanahan, who was arrested along with incriminating evidence in a furniture store basement. The crowd was urged to let justice proceed through proper channels and the prisoner was moved to the penitentiary.
Fragmented OCR text describes a mine incident discussion and a lecture interruption. Names mention Tim Carney and William Batan among others, with scattered references to a football or baseball setting, a Lincoln Neb. filing, and a cabinet line. The garbled prose includes lingering lines about engagements and a caution not to continue lecturing.
Spokane letter carriers seek wage and overtime pay after a court ruling. The report lists names and amounts owed, highlighting deductions and calculations for back pay. Several individuals from Port Townsend to Spokane appear, with total sums including 40.08 and 203.28 noted in the ledger.
The event honored Adisiytt Keurdilen of to United States grille Philatelphia with keys figures including Lindelhin and Neal. Mrs. Drew and Mrs. Mackenzie attended along with other officials. A marine band from Philadelphia performed in scarlet and gold as dancing continued past 2 am.
Winston of Washington Indiana defeated ex-Chimplin Brad Gilbert in a shooting match at Watson's Park yesterday. Gilbert struggled with accuracy as Winston consistently hit targets. Winston scored eight hits including a breakdown of birds and trents, with a final count of forty six.
A chaotic naval exchange off the mouth of the San Juan River details a filibuster pursuit by an American vessel against Spanish forces. The schooner ships exchange gunfire, launch boats, and deploy scouts as they maneuver toward the coast, with crews armed and ready for combat. The report notes the American commander Lewitt and aboard officers directing actions amid close-quarters battle near Cuba’s influence.
A landmark case in western Nebraska concerns the status and use of White River water for irrigation. The court weighs appropriation, rights to river flow, and possible reprisal actions, with stakes running into hundreds of thousands of dollars and widespread regional impact.
A fragmentary note reports an event involving named individuals in a local scene. Details are unclear but indicate a rapid sequence or disruption affecting the people mentioned and the surrounding context.
A dated advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative cure for constipation. It claims broad efficacy, pills claim to be safe for all ages, and invites readers to send stamps for a copy of Common Sense Medical Adviser.
An advertisement for Dr. Duerin in Spokane Washington promotes treatment for catarrh of the kidneys and bladder. It lists symptoms and urges readers to write or email for a free consultation at the Auditorium building. Includes claims of experiments and success in treating genitourinary diseases.
Tensions flare as cattle men and sheepmen mobilize in Routt County near the Lower Siuke River. Camps along the Boake river mobilize 20 units with mounted guards and wagons. Sheep owners Grit and Edwardy hire a large force to confront stock men, who threaten to enforce a boundary by force if the rival group refuses to move.
Wheat prices and expectations dominate the Chicago scene with bulls wary after a week of gains. December government reports call for near perfect crop quality amid strong Armour grain deliveries and limited corridor stocks. Export demand and rail costs loom as key factors, with November stocks in major ports rising while UK and Australian supplies tighten.
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