27 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1896
Page
1
A large Spokane gathering of Northwest miners discussed industry reform and unified action. Leaders outlined proposed parallel mining laws, land locations, and a new department of mines while praising Spokane hospitality and the region’s mining future.
Washington reports show annual gold receipts across all U S offices estimated at 78 990 706 with 7 112 520 in gold culprits and 4 085 276 annual first and second class receipts. Senator Aqui to report fortifications measure at 4 000 000 emergency clause enables rapid completion. Lithographers strike in New York and Duluth trade prospects noted as calendar and advertising work disrupted.
In Colliers West Virginia a long abandoned coal mine yielded four human skeletons and a preserved flask. Notes inside the flask recounts the disappearances of John King Henry Ayers Tom Ackerton and Joe Abney dating back thirty two years. The writings describe prisoners trapped by a mine collapse and deteriorating conditions.
The article notes the 40th anniversary of the Republican Party with a celebration at the home of important figures in Washington. It mentions a letter from Senator T J Carter and lists several speakers including Hale, Cullom, Boutelle, Bruni, Cousins, Porkina, Towne, and Sherman. It also recalls the party’s origins at Pittsburg on February 22, 1856 and key figures involved. The piece then shifts to obituaries and personal notices, including the arrival of Mr. Harter and details of life insurance, and reports the death of Mrs. Field and related condolences.
A Philadelphia gathering of men of good will urged international arbitration. President Cleveland sent a letter expressing support while leaders including Mayor Swift and J. Dodge chaired the meeting. Messages from Charles Adams Nelson Dingley and others voiced approval and a nationwide push for a formal arbitration system.
Moscow page reports Doyd sentenced at court with attorney seeking a different judge. The move follows defense filing amid appeal considerations. District proceedings and local legal actions are noted in the record.
From Herlin to London a report says Germany informed Britain the Indian mint opening was not expected and that monetary reform talks may not begin soon. The issue causes friction over Britain's stance and German objections while canal negotiations and military notes circulate amid a wider diplomatic exchange.
An Associated Press dispatch reports Corbett taunts Fitzsimmons as the scene in a London boxing clash dominates the day. The piece hints at plans to leave for England and notes Sargent ship launches at Globe Tram Works as a wartime transport vessel debuts amid a large crowd.
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