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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1895
Page
1
A chaotic Idaho political scene centers on Shoup and Sweet as caucus strategy swirls. Reports describe proposed senatorial moves, potential coalitions, and race dynamics across counties and cities with key figures like Heyburn and Cooke weighing options.
Historic floods loom as the Ohio River rises near Cincinnati and nearby towns. Forecasters warn of prolonged high water with levels approaching or surpassing flood thresholds. Residents brace for possible evacuations while officials monitor levees and weather patterns for further increases.
In Hirlwan, Montana, January 4, George Tirrst killed John Ryan during a barroom dispute at Phillipstarg. Reports say Tirrot reached for a weapon and fired, causing Ryan's immediate death. Both men are recluses in the late era and are now under scrutiny by authorities.
A chaotic dispatch outlines Japan’s push for peace while describing Japanese advances in Manchuria and the Kam process near Port Arthur. It notes shifts in Korea governance, rising civilian demonstrations, and diplomatic efforts as Tokyo weighs terms amid military pressure.
Reports from Spokane indicate Del Lashier, a visiting visitor from Portland, was confined to a hospital after an alleged disturbance at the State Hotel. Police and a guard watched him as physicians assessed his mental state, with signs suggesting possible early recovery but concerns of continued danger.
San Francisco reports a chaotic dispatch claiming Duferior forces and Torwhy disorganized the enemy near Port Arthur and Kia Chow. Chinese and Japanese movements are mixed with inconsistent names, signaling shifting front lines around Moukden and Nenwang as forces regroup after heavy fighting in Manchuria.
A fire swept the Globe building at Yonge and Adelaide in Toronto early today, gutting the lower floor of Toronto Lithograph and Hobb’s restaurant. Several firemen were injured, including Chief Ardagh, with a severe wall collapse endangering crews. The incident caused extensive damage to the Globe Building, its occupants, and adjoining businesses, with losses running into thousands of dollars.
The article reports on a mass closure of Gamblen gouses amid a probe into corruption and immunity issues in South Omaha. Reporters secured evidence over weeks. a prominent local figure is named and questioned. The piece also notes Captain Dreyfus’s appeal and deportation proceedings for alleged hire and crime tied to military documents.
Gladstone suffered a stumble last week over an open driver and forehand rake in spectacles while traveling. Mr and Mrs Gladstone plan to leave England next Monday for Cannes to be guests of Lord Rendetto, according to today’s notes.
A minister connected with a scheme to obtain timber material from the estate of Ketevoacheln faced a demand to resign after authorities uncovered links to envtenon and ralivondles. The retirement of M Krivescheln, minister of ways and means communications, followed the revelation.
Storms and floods sweep northern California from Friday through Sunday, cutting telegraph and telephone lines, hindering rail traffic, and threatening lines along the rivers. Reports say washouts and widespread damage loom, with fronts driving toward the danger line as crews rescue sailors and fear deeper flooding. A four-masted schooner ran ashore at Peak's Hill Bay with crew clinging to the rigging. the Job Fytnckson of Perth Amboy battled exposure to save men. Delaway Breakwater reports the Fannie Kimmey bound for Philadelphia encountered northeast gales off Cape Hatteras with several injuries.
In San Pranelac Jam h, Father Bynily of St Mary's parish was assaulted in his home by a masked stranger demanding money. The attacker struck with a blade, slashing the priest, biting, and wrenching his nose, before fleeing. doctors fear lasting injuries and doubt the priest will recover.
The forgery case of Leon Phipps connected with the former Waite Savings Bank will be heard January 14 in Walla Walla. Judge Sturdevant granted a motion for continuance due to Phipps illness and a request for time to call state witnesses. County officials opposed the delay but the judge found Anfondant’s condition warranted the delay. Proceedings set to begin Monday with George Te Phueh MSHA charge to be heard at the venire.
Jan 3 in New York resumed hearing as attorney seeks to prove the American To be Company had no interest in a teint matter. Witness Waller of Brook testified he never dealt with the company. An adjournment was set to occur by late January with further testimony expected.
A Los Angeles express train was wrecked near the Altamont tunnel after a collision with a work train. One man killed and the engineer trapped by wreckage. Authorities blame the Oakland dispatcher for routing both trains onto the same track in heavy rain.
A Tacoma electrician, Peter Peternen, was killed instantly when two thousand volts surmounted the non insulated portion of a switchboard. The accident occurred this morning as he attempted to rebine two plugs, a flash occurred, and he collapsed. Nearby, a steamship named Northland was launched in Cleveland with ceremonies, drawing thousands. Reports also note a fragile orange crop in Florida and a Colo rado snowstorm affecting transport.
The administration faces pressure over a sugar tax plan amid disputes with Austria and Germany. officials cite potential direct and indirect bounties, trade retaliation, and diplomatic friction as Congress weighs repeal versus new levies. Observers note sentiment could influence broader tariff policy and export incentives.
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