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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1897
Page
1
B Wirson announces notary and insurance offerings with collections service in Balabria Idaho. The firm emphasizes quick loans on improved real estate and related ware needs.
Reports from Athens describe a Greek army retreating toward the frontier amid growing public anger at ministers. Athens forms new cabinet under M. Delyannis after the king taps him to lead a reshaped government. Evacuations of Volos are underway as Greece faces likely peace terms and possible Turkish advance.
Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic scene with pursuit and shouting as Turkish forces reportedly approach Volos. Descriptions mention trampling, panic, and a mass exodus of soldiers, civilians, and traders toward safer shores amid warnings of further Turkish movement.
A May rainfall caused the Juniata river to overflow its banks, flooding Penney tewn and surrounding valleys. Farmers report extensive damage including buildings fences and crops. The river reached around 16 feet above the water mark, threatening further losses. Local authorities and residents brace for continued high water and economic impact.
A Montana grand jury report details bribery accusations tied to state officials and a capital building project. It cites allegations against representative Whiteside, delays in testimony, and warrants for $2500. The document references builder conflicts, commissions, and possible political influence shaping contracts and investigations.
A dynamite blast two miles south of Borsture on the Spokane & Northorn railroad at 7 o clock injured several lumber workers. The injured were taken to Spokane with head, back, and limb injuries reported. Witness A G Brown described workers leaping from the car before the blast. The cause remains unclear, with suspicions of a spark or misfire in the powder.
At a Northern Pacific Railroad Company meeting on April 30, A E Winter declared that control shifted from those who led last June. He cited recent large stock purchases by the group alleged to be German capital and said he doubted their sympathy with current leaders. The resignation was placed before shareholders amid efforts to secure a governance aligned with President Hill and the Great Northern administration.
An unclear report notes a dynamite incident near Ayrmumtie in the Jebtutven Rove. Two sticks were found and exploded, injuring a person described as Justie ne wan Injured, with the wall blown and family members present, including Anderson and Wily, amid confusion.
A damaged report details mining activity in the Northwest with prospects of new sections, a dividend forecast, and planned tramway construction. It notes a mine near Roma Twomtat dating to 1818 now developing after years of exploration, with work to begin once contractors and the tramway are in place.
Reports detail extensive tunneling and ore extraction on the Montezuma and North Park areas near Kaslo, with 600 feet of tunnel development and No 2 level pushed into the mountain. Outlook includes a planned 180 ton concentrator, tramway, and widespread activity across Helmer, New Denver, and surrounding claims, plus dividends paid by the companies and road petitions to support North Park mining access.
Northwest News and Notes reports on farm activity in Clark and Whatcom counties, fruit crop expectations, and local development. It notes building permits rising in the region, tribal government discussions in Puget Sound area, and economic data including insurance totals and livestock movements.
A major fire at Newport News along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway pier caused two piers to burn and eight people to be injured. The blaze, aided by a north wind, engulfed the tanker Giantopia and other holdings, with fuel and oil fueling the flames before firefighters could gain control. Separate reports note a dry kiln and planer shed fire in Mant, Lamb County, causing extensive losses of lumber and a residence with no insurance.
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