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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
4
Italy signals resolve to conclude peace negotiations with Abyssinia as talks stall over territorial disputes. Officials indicate a final settlement is possible if demands are met, while observers warn of mounting tensions in Addis Ababa and Rome.
A chaotic report cites police actions quelling unrest as riots ease in London and Paris while Italian events threaten stability. Protests surge over Abyssinian campaign mockups, with mobs targeting government buildings, rail stations, and ministries.
Crowds gathered in Provo amid reports of a lynch mob related to the death of Evelyn Bennett. Physicians and local officials testified as arrests were made. a violent episode unfolded as investigators pursued possible criminal ties. The city faced tension with large gatherings and police action continuing through the night.
Deserter Parr, once famed for bold robberies in Oregon, arrives with George Parr after 10 months in confinement. He faced Indian police pursuit and a high-risk escape at the scene of a bold crime. His brother, implicated in the same incident, is said to be in custody at a behavioral facility.
Chicago March The Crowned King Mining Company faced a court action by stockholder C F Plate alleging mismanagement and seeking an accounting. The Ulinots corporation owns Bradaiaw Basis property, with Chirera of mismanagement named against other officers.
Mina Virginia Young, daughter of Brigham Young, promotes a plan to colonize British and American farmers on several large Vera Cruz lands in Mexico. The scheme, with initial colonists over a thousand, funds transport and machinery, and involves manager Malcolm McNell, currently in Albuquerque, as preparations proceed before a public report.
The document shows a Washington March debate over a Cuban question with claims the president had no knowledge of a published memorandum. It details administration reactions and asserts the writer neither read nor endorsed the item, denying authorship or responsibility for the pamphlet.
Washington March 5 The members of the delegation were present for a hearing before the river and harbor committee in the afternoon The delegation urged appropriations for Lake Washington harbor improvement the Columbia River at Shaw's Island near Vancouver and the outer entrance to Gray's Harbor Other delegates would press freshwater harbor at Everett and still seek work begun Tomorrow the delegation will press other items New Fork Chamber of Commerce Appeals to the Country New York March 8 The chamber urged business and banking men to influence the election of delegates to national conventions favoring the gold standard Balfour Refuses Initiative in Monetary Conference London March 6 First Lord of the Treasury A J Balfour said Britain should not seek a monetary conference and would gain nothing by taking the lead Hammond Cleared Expatriate Charged Washington March 5 John M Hammond mining engineer awaits trial in Johannesburg He thanked the American government for its support and said he was treated well The preliminary trial date is next week and he denies overthrowing the government while participating in the movement
A cloudburst east of Pendleton washed out roads and hindered repairs, prompting calls for county aid as residents face isolation. In Detroit, Mia Alice Lane was found guilty of murder after a trial tied to the death of a patient treated by a physician and linked to alleged improprieties, with the Rev. John Bolt noted in the case.
A March meeting at the Conterancy at Tus kenee discusses a workers’ contaranace and self‑help among the colored element. Delegates from over thirty religious organizations consider ways to improve welfare and provide comfortable homes for the community.
Witness Rev Brown testifies before the Congregational council recounting his birth in Michigan, Civil War-era hopes, and multiple relocations. He describes accusations of immoral conduct, defense against anonymous letters, and a long career of teaching and preaching, ending with mentions of Milas Overman and a Tacoma chapter.
Dense preparations mark a St Louis welcome for Cardinal Batel. The cardinal arrives with a large entourage, attends a cathedral mass, a seminary dinner, and a public reception open to all denominations as part of his three day itinerary.
San Francisco report recalls Mayor Suimo’s anger at federal post office actions halting his communications to Washington lawmakers. He says the seizure delays funding bill efforts and questions the envelopes’ inscription and motives, citing past events as justification for harsh measures. The mayor hints at alternate means to reach congressmen while denouncing the post office for obstructing time-sensitive advocacy.
The San Francisco cycle show opened tonight with many principal makes represented. One accident occurred when Mardy Downing fell in the 0 mile race, injuring his head and likely fracturing an x. Doctors express hope for recovery as standings show Welle winning the mile, with Downing second and Squires third. other events list Rwanda, Griffiths, Tantay among top finishers.
A woman named Paterson who worked as a music teacher was found unconscious near a fence with head injuries and torn clothing. She had left her home alone around 8 pm and was found by her husband shortly after, prompting a police inquiry into the assault.
March 6 report from St Louis notes confusion over union and medical group clashes shaping Republican and Democratic convention arrangements. It mentions the National League of Medicine, Theatrical Stage Employees Union, and plans for a calmer platform with fewer public performances as factions seek to influence the proceedings.
A two year senate review culminates this week in a ballot about an aging membership and rising assessments at a secret beneficial organization known as Ne Copal Eyjin. Figures suggest death rates rise with age while many members drop out due to cost concerns and misunderstandings about total dues.
March reports from Central America describe General Villa appears to move troops from Tegucigalpa toward Zelaya as Honduras sends about two thousand militia to Nicaragua. In Nicaragua Leon rebels reportedly surrender their cause while Salvadoran President Guiterres indicates talks may occur to end the revolt.
The Washington delegation urged the river and harbor committee to fund and approve surveys and improvements for river works. Senators Wilson Squire and representatives Dealtte Hyde spoke at length, pledging unity and seeking immediate start on Grays Harbor entrance and related contracts with appropriate funding.
New York railroad withdrew 1 000 900 in gold from the sub treasury today. The sum was deposited in the company bank. Susyenant Fixh, president, indicated no reference to government bond operations. Reported there was more gold to pay and an attempt to make a pay combination, but payment was resisted. Brokers Will Reorgan Colorado Mining Stock Exchange Needs Weeding Out. Colorado March 6 movement started by leading mining brokers to reorganize the exchange to drop irresponsible brokers and questionable stocks.
Washington March 6 Representative Poolitte in the selection for the Washington delegation to name a member of the Republican congressional campaign committee. The move signals party coordination ahead of upcoming campaigns and consolidates leadership within the delegation.
Governor Frederick T Greenhalge of Massachusetts died at Lowell at 4 00 p m creating the first vacant governorship in 20 years Lieutenant Governor Wolcott was acting governor and will announce the death public proclamation and succession plans Though English born Greenhalge rose from Lowell to become a prominent Republican figure with long service in local and state offices including mayor city solicitor and congressman He led in a long political career noted as shrewd and popular in the Bay State
A major blaze in JusNSTOWN on March 6 gutted the business block and damaged properties likely around 100,000 dollars. Fire spread rapidly, menaced the entire business district, and required heroic efforts from firemen and volunteers with several firefighters injured by falling debris.
Republican convention committee at Dike selected officers for control of the organization. Mrs Baboon of Wisconsin was elected chairman. Also named were representative Hall of Iowa, Cannan of Illinois, Abernady of New York, Nebraska’s Menwer, and Senators Pritchard Potigrow and Mitehon of Oregon as executive committee members.
Fire at the Garvin Machine Company building on Labethetre Street in York damages multiple firms including Bornant Elna, manufacturer of embroideries, with losses estimated around ten thousand dollars and injuries reported in the Garvin structures on Labethetre Street and St Johns Town.
Des Moines reports progress as a Senate Joint Resolution to amend the constitution is tabled after lengthy debate. The note mentions women’s suffrage and political maneuvering affecting the measure.
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