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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
4
Miners rallied against a planned tax on ore shipments in British Columbia. Organizers say the measure threatens mining jobs and regional development. Protesters gathered near government offices, seeking repeal or revisions of the proposed levy.
A heavy meeting of mine owners in Trail Creek district near Rossland B C adjourned with strong support for a proposed 2 percent tax on ore value. Delegates warned against exemptions, noting volatile ore values and labor costs, while urging regional boards to press for favorable policy and avoid punitive taxation that could curb mining activity.
Manitoba's lawmakers adjourned after a contested debate on school law and a remedial bill. A motion by the Dominion interim party challenged the measure as it progressed through the house. The session reflected tension between provincial policy and the law's reform efforts.
Delegates from Port Arthur to the Pacific coast gather in Winnipeg for a two day immigration convention. Leaders from commercial railway and industrial groups plan to promote western Canada as a favorable field for settlement, highlighting opportunities and the benefits of northern and western development.
Fragmented OCR reads about Turley Dosttrnyt Seed Work of Terrett with references to Juh Ahn Bart Worth Tek Fab and a felenary date. Mentions Terrell weitie from Bunutantinopte and Hon J Perret. legal and political context hinted with American diplomats and Carbine discussion, unclear specifics remain.
Large crowds gathered as police considered assembly during a murder case tied to Pearl Bryan Slavens. Authorities delayed announcements awaiting court action while avoiding lynching fears. Public mood and security measures remained tight as proceedings continued with legal dispositions unclear.
Miew Willard reports that her team will push broad public outreach across the southern states. The effort includes visits with community groups and a planned travel route through Virginia and beyond, featuring a march style initiative and a focus on engaged citizens.
Colby, 50, former president at the Wiseipaity Central railroad and a Brown University graduate, died after a fall during an evening at Newton Center. He was a funder of the society and served on its board. his health had been poor and he had recently planned a trip abroad.
A petition listing 415000 elaine in New York City was presented in Albany as lawmakers discuss a law referencing the return of first class cities and restrictions on certain sales during the 1808 elections. The scene involved a silver trimmed carriage and Bundy as the noted figure in the hearing.
New York boxing card featured Brave O Donnell a former sparring partner of Curbets against Jim Dyer of Elizabeth for a heavyweight bout. O Donnell dominated seven rounds before finishing Dyer with a right hand to the jaw. Also note TMP GOLD RESERVE Winnington Web Today’s treasury statement shows available cash and gold reserves.
From Managua and Mangua through the Granadan region, government forces press a revolt against President Zelaya. Leonist rebels, aided by conservative factions, prepare to defend Managua as battles rage near Masaya and on Lake Nicaragua’s eastern approaches. The government claims to hold a growing force, while imperial interests and canal-route tensions fuel the crisis. The advance comes as Nagaurote falls to government troops and preparations intensify for continued hostilities across the country.
Reports from Galveston Texas describe President Felaya pushing a vigorous campaign to attack Managua. Rebels claim offensive orders seized Nugarote on Lake Managua as government troops advance, with rebels’ fortunes uncertain and reinforcements en route from Grezvidy to reinforce the front. Local observers say 2000 troops may be sent from Teaiicheatpa to aid the revolt.
February 22 a train near the ferry and cliff Heise route to the beach caused a tunnel collapse at the eveat terminus. One person seriously injured while two coaches were buried in debris. Several passengers were bruised and the road was impassable all day.
In Chicago on February Juden Gromseny ITER sought to modify the sentence of Jowmph Munlop, editor of the Dispatch, for sending obscene material through the mails, and to reduce his punishment. The court indicated an appeal remains with the president.
United States Minister Terrellt Constantinople reports to Secretary Olney that Zletoun and nearby areas suffer from raging smallpox and other diseases and lack food. The memo notes dire conditions amid a harsh winter in the town and surrounding region.
Washington February 28 unveiling of the Father Marquette statue in the capitol statuary hall is slated as the leading event. The explorer is honored for opening paths to settlement and for his respectful dealings with Native Americans, portraying him as a courageous and gentle founder in early Great Lakes history.
A ceremony marks the dedication of a monument to Father Marquette near St Ignace Michigan. The statue, a gift from the state of Wisconsin, will be unveiled at noon with the Monument Committee and notable officials in attendance. Attendees include ex Governors and senators, with hopes President Cleveland and Cardinal Gibbons attend.
New York February 27 Lord Dunraven resigns the honorary membership of the New York Yacht Club in a letter to Secretary Oddie dated February 14. The move follows a club meeting that considered expulsion over allegations Dunraven made against members not substantiated. In a separate February 12 letter to I. L. Phelps published with the other, he said he was satisfied with the committee’s findings on Defender management and denied intending to meet Taelind to harm him.
Four thousand garment workers, AFL members, walked out in Baltimore on February 21 over a clothiers board of trade decision to hire only union members. Knight of Labor participants connected. controversy surrounds leadership under President Charles I, with the Liberal party noted in coverage.
In Litehid division Staffordshire a by election for member of parliament follows the unseating of Henry C. Pulford after a December vote on corrupt practices. Warner, Hbern, 4433, Major T. Darwin, Liberal Unionist, 2955, Liberal majority. London, Feb. 28—the British case in the boundary dispute between Great Ukrain and Vensaucla is now swady. Allvanice copies sent to Am hanmador Bayard and mailed to Washington today.
In Des Moines Iowa this morning the prohibition constitutional amendment resolution was defeated by a vote of 1 to 62. The Wettion prohibition in Te ws for five years at led at.
Washington reports a Carter speech linked with Carnegie’s Manhattan Club remarks sparks talk of reorganizing parties and revising tactics for the St Louis convention. Both parties face splits over money issues and nominee plans while activists urge unity and a louder party voice.
New York February 28 The World reports President Cleveland has accepted the invitation of the Home Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church to preside at a mass meeting next Tuesday at Carnegie Hall. The goal is to clear a debt of 252000 dollars.
The Frohl ticket from Inthana Nillampatio pledges prohibition advancement, woman suffrage, and free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1. It calls for government ownership of national monopolies and a direct vote by the people for president and senators. A full state ticket is nominated with Rev. Sune slated to speak at Terre Haute for governor.
Fragmented OCR notes recount an embezzlement case involving a colonel and a deputy treasurer with $30,000 misused. The text references Washington and ongoing political scrutiny, with vague mentions of arrests and government reactions amid historical era confusion.
Fragmentary notes describe a Senate hearing on judiciary matters with Attorney General Htay and Major Sewn from a department official, mentioning a long ent ey and a vetoed or authorized Midy Buthoriged agenda in the House report.
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