Conflicting Senate Fate and Hawaii Delegations Threaten Treaty
The article notes expected failure of a reciprocity treaty in the Senate and likely defeat in the House. It mentions native Hawaiian delegates opposing a territorial government plan and others seeking repeal of McKinley land-sale orders. Commerce with Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii the Philippines and Samoa islands shows rising US exports and trade prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hawaii
Congressional Commission
R. W. Wilson
Revolutionary Fame
Edgar Coypress
McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Samoan Islands
United States
Unite States
Tso
Weiser City Gains Class Two Status and Growth
Officials report Weiser's population and postal receipts meet thresholds, census to divide the town into two districts, marking a rapid uptick in growth. The Signal lauds the development as evidence of industrious citizens placing Weiser among Western Idaho’s leading towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Weiser
Idaho
Great Northwest
Statesman to establish Boise paper carrier route in Weiser
The Boise Statesman will set a city carrier route in Weiser with John GC Adams supervising and W. W. Pritchett as agent to reserve subscriptions. J. H. Kimball will help get the route running. The effort marks Weiser as a growing area and offers delivery of world news to readers at 70 cents monthly. Summer camps offer 5 ladies suits at 50 percent off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John GC. Adams
Boise Statesman
Weiser
W. W. Pritchett
Statesman
J. H. Kimball
The
Boise
Commission Proceedings Open With Jury List and School Boundary Petitions
The board met in regular session with Geo Hoffstatter as chairman and commissioners Norval Gorrie and James I. Linder, clerk I. J. Smith. A 150-name jury list was prepared. Liquor dealer listings were issued. Petitions to redraw school district boundaries were heard. witnesses testified, and the board took the matter under advisement. A new district, No. 38, was formed with boundaries described along the Idaho county line and local river divides, while Districts 4, 17, and 38 were readjusted. Reed and Haunts placed in No. 17, Potter in No. 38. The proceedings mention railroad and timber sale details for District No. 4’s lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bthi
Geo
Hoffstatter
Norval Gorrie
James I. Linder
J Smith
Nick Klosaner
Tousley's
Yoakum & Helms
Meadows
H. P. Linder
J. A. Denney
Bear
Indian Creeks
Shake River
Snake River
Hinlus County
Middle Valley
Reed
Haunts
F. M. Potter
Invest in Washington county real estate this season
Real estate agent H. B. Brown from Hotel Weiser offers profitable investments in town, ranch, or mining properties in Warren, Council, and Cambridge. Promises building loans and special incentives this month for potential buyers, citing spring population growth and price advantages in the upper country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Warren
Council
Cambridge
H. B. Brown
Hotel Weiser
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Bob Tuttle
Mr. Smith
Ashly Farm
Alexander Gordon
Gordon
Sommercamp's
Sommercamps
Academy
Eel
Bank
A. B. Anderson
Geo. C. Bradley
M. Hixon
J. W. Ayers
W. F. Summercamp
Fred L. Taylor
Lol M Barnett
Matthews & Roberts
Ita
Wreckard
Sancho Panza
Dor Genius
Welker
Weiser Lodge
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
M. Harvey
CT Willams
Statesman Enterprise
SEIOS
the Great Hardware Store
London
Gerwick & Lowe
Weiser, Idaho
Sam Lee
Ely
Warren’ Street
New Yori
B. M. Jnney
Bristol
the Signal Office
State Bank OF Idaho
Edward Shaun Wald
Urrman
Andrew Adams M
McGregor
Boige
Capitatt State
New York
Mercantile National
Omaha
First National
San Fransico
Wells Pango
Salt Lake
McCormic & Co
Europe
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco
Asdunsox Geo
Mradloy
Bank of
Jewell & Camp, Liquors and Cigars
Council Valley
el Capitan Cigars
McBrayer Whisky
Novild
J. W. Srowell
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