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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1895
Page
1
A judge threatens contempt as Pullman officials dodge a U S subpena for Debs trial testimony. Deputies chase clerks in endless elevator runs while Pullman executives evade service, with hearings set to compel compliance and reveal knowledge of Pullman actions.
Local reports note revival services led by Dr. Thomas Boyd of Portland at the Presbyterian church increasing membership since May. Methodist and Christian church activities draw interest while other churches plan additions. multiple speakers and sessions are attracting attendees and potential new members.
Readable items report Rev. Kowler to attend Beattie Fite Ma arity grand consistory in Livingston Montana and discuss free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Genesee residents follow Boise race sentiment favoring Wile Sweet for US senator. Sheriff’s sale lists E Crayford and Harmer auction of property. Parc reservation disturbance noted.
A Wardner gang plundered homes for a year, stealing canner fruit and groceries. Friday break in at Schoot’s house led to a warrant for Pascal Milhead. In Milhead’s cabin canned goods were hidden under a bed and he confessed. searches followed for others, including a man named Laine Woe.
A correspondent notes A R Hamilton, long a pioneer of Montana, served as the pet constable of Virginia City. The report, cited by the Anaconda Standard, details his role in Meagher and Teton counties and his connection to General Thomas Meagher.
Trial transcripts show Mucler and others convicted of related crimes. Sentences range from four years to three years imprisonment for several defendants. Madame Schieh received four months, while other defendants were acquitted. Charges include conspiring to influence the burgomaster and related acts in Dirge on April 22.
A vessel with crew abandoned at sea was rescued by the Umbria after a perilous voyage from Queenstown to New York. The castaway crew included Captain Dutton and the Wren shipwreck survivors, with reports detailing heavy seas and cold weather during the operation.
The La Gascoigne, a French liner, faced a brutal Atlantic gale while en route to New York harbor, with no confirmation of her fate as rival ships arrive. Officials hold cautious hope as other vessels pass Fire Island and Randy Harbor while search efforts continue for the missing steamer.
Washington Feb 10. A claim that Admiral Beardalee seized Pearl Harbor and declared a protectorate over Hawaii is not corroborated by the Army or Navy departments. Officials have not indicated any such action, and the matter appears unsubstantiated.
The article reviews a January 1894 gathering of railroad and freight leaders in Portand and nearby areas. It notes stormy weather slowing trains, satisfactory recovery of telegraph lines, and emphasizes talks on fruit packing, mutual cooperation, and inland transport improvements. Key figures include Monte, Folsom, Dixon, and Hovis with discussions on regional resources and railway strategies.
A historical column reports on moves toward a arbitration treaty with Great Britain. It discusses potential consequences for the United States and European powers, noting political divisions in Washington and the cautious path toward formal negotiations amid broader naval and legislative priorities.
A garbled OCR item outlines proposed regulatory changes affecting rail barge transportation and animal disease controls, mentioning the Department, Congress, and the Bureau of Animal Industry. It notes changes to state lines including Oklahoma and Missouri and references new cleansing and shipping regulations.
A massive blaze swept the business district of Orawa Kana Olfaws Kin Pel destroying fifteen firms. Firefighters battled the three story Hations building and nearby warehouses, with losses totaling about 175000 dollars. Fire also damaged a ferryboat near Vancouver, as crews reported wind and water damage.
Higele Fisk of Portland eloped Saturday night with Mor Phystelan a married lover. The couple married at a farm home after eloping from Portland while public figures and a physician face scandal. Police later accused Elin Wy Dilley of aiding in the affair amid accusations of adultery and production.
In the early hours a trio robbed the telegraph safe at Valte City. A bystander frightened the thieves with a pistol shot. the safe was opened and a mill sum of money taken. Police halted the scene and pursued the suspects.
Reports from City of Mexico describe ongoing negotiations on restoring peace with sources noting mixed signals from Guatemalan and Peruvian officials. The Mariscal faction remains firm on final settlement terms while regional outlets claim little public progress as talks stay tightly sealed.
Confusing garbled report notes Japanese and Chinese movements around a harbor position and island target. Mentions London, Pekin, and ongoing negotiations with unclear details.
Interior department reports list shows several states receiving installments from public land proceeds for support and purchases. The AID aid includes $20.00 for each of Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, and Titan, with Washington noted among the recipients.
Reported this morning that Mingleweighte and Tommy Weet from Toston fought a one round draw. The bout ended without a winner as both soiled tactics produced an even result and the crowd expressed mixed reactions at Westwell Hall.
A Washington dispatch reports the Hawaiian crisis prompts possible execution of rebels and banishment of the ex queen. British intervention controversy rises as U S officials handle trade and diplomatic notes alongside claims of foreign interference. The Hawaiian government weighs actions following alleged rebellion and frontier tensions.
Federal prosecutors say Lewis A. Smith alias Smith of Mississippi fled Minnesota after defrauding the Great Northern Railway of about $17,000 while posing as a stock agent. He allegedly used fake pretenses to obtain money and fled the state to evade the penitentiary. Authorities name others involved and note investigations ongoing.
James Jington was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Boise. Elrington shot Briggs on December 20 near Briggs' home after a quarrel. he fled with Briggs' watch and was captured two days later in Emp. City. Briggs reportedly owed him thirty dollars.
The family of a murdered man from Ardlamont seeks judgment or a new trial against the Glasgow office of the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company. They claim two policies totaling two thousand pounds held by the victim at his death are payable. The court ruled that statements by Mr. Monson, the tutor of Hambrough, who was arrested for the murder and later acquitted, corrupted the proof.
Rudolph Spreckels denies supplying money to Hawaiian rebels amid chaotic OCR text mentioning ex-queen Liliuokalani and tensions with colonial authorities. No clear reporter names or dates emerge. fragments reference Sa uja Rosm Col Web and ministerial notes about abdication and governance.
In a Cour today, Wair's children contested their father's will, saying the witl against the estate should be opposed. The case centers on claims by two sisters and a brother and involves Philippine political tensions in Tolomal.
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