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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
1
The district court docket lists many routine matters, with a wide array of minor civil and procedural issues slated for hearing. Court records show numerous filings and a steady stream of routine motions and status reports throughout the session.
The Weiser district court opens a spring term with two criminal matters listed. State of Idaho versus Samuel Matthews is a murder case, while the calendar also shows numerous civil suits carried over from last term, with judges and counsel names and various defendants. The docket notes continuances, damages, foreclosures, and condemnations among the active actions.
The Idaho Legislature is set to adjourn this day signaling the end of its current session. Lawmakers completed voting on remaining measures and will wrap up official business in the capitol.
The Idaho Legislature adjournment nears while Senate debate touched a $25,000 exhibit appropriation for Buffalo. Several bills passed the Senate and House, including liquor licensing reforms, jury exclusions for women, and a $13,000 Albion normal school bond issue, among others, with numerous measures killed or held.
The handsome new Weiser building rises from local capital with a Weiser architect and contractors. It uses Weiser manufactured brick and native white stone, with a cement sidewalk. Cost $13,000. construction began last July and was nearly finished before winter. Davis Drug Co. occupies the north lower story. the second floor houses 11 offices for Dr J R Numbers, Rhea Wilson & Lovejoy, Dr A M Curl, and B S Varian. Owner Morris Sommer arrived in Weiser in 1887 at 16, after working in Germany and with family businesses.
A compact world brief traces seven days of hardship, noting widespread sorrow and suffering. It highlights ongoing global tensions, economic strain, and human toll, urging readers to reflect on collective responsibilities and relief efforts.
A digest of violent incidents around March 2 lists a lynching in Kansas City after a race killing, deadly train wrecks near Lenoir City and Rio Janeiro, a street murder in Kansas City by a former sweetheart, and multiple disasters including mine explosions, fires, and clashes in Europe and the Americas. It notes beheadings in Pekin, riots in Spain, drownings near Cape Mudge, a gas-city fire, and various homicides, assaults, and accidents, with continued calamities and fatalities across several cities and countries.
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