Lotte Fristnel Witnesses Hoot Die In Quiet Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Lotte Fristnel present at a quiet scene where a hoot ends in death. Names and places are unclear, but the wording suggests a somber local incident observed by Fristnel.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1895
Page
1
Armenia Hunger and Uprising Threat, London Reports
Special correpondent describes famine across Armenia borders and hints at an imminent uprising. He cites Turks and Kurds blockades, food shortages, ruined crops, and refugee flows from Van Morah regions. He warns Western donors may fund revolutionaries rather than relief.
Palouse Wheat Markets Rise Amid Hopeful Outlook
Whitman County reports a renewed optimism as wheat prices rise and crops improve. Farmers note better weather lifts morale, with prices ranging around 45 to 49 cents a bushel and supplies of weedkiller scarce. Potatoes and beans show good growth, while pest control remains a concern for some growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman County
Philonophys
Ultox
Bun
Palouse
Giauboer
Wheat and Barley Doing Finely in Dayton Area
Crops in Dayton region show good growth with cool weather aiding yields. Rainfall below average but not harming crops. wheat expected to exceed last year by about a fourth. Farmers shift focus to potatoes and hog raising, boosting corn and feed crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Druuth
Uneasiness in Hawsai Over Filibustering Claims
Reports from Ran Feandines on May 36 describe steartkip Ching arriving from Moto jlum with news about May 29. The Fureland flied deny Walker claim, asserting Tritleh subjects, and the Hvitiat cormlanlaner reports deprivation by the atargment of those men, prompting potential actions against Mrttyaty and turforsnee in the chao. Government moves remain minimal with a new minister appointed Thurston and islanders kept ported amid expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawsai
Walker
Ran Feandines
Steart- Kip Ching
Moto Jlum
Fureland
Han
Lowaris
Eiecemor
Thurston
Wilde Found Guilty At Old Bailey Prison Labor Sentence
Wilde declared guilty by a jury at the Old Bailey. The foreman Oscar Wilde faced the court as Judge Wills imposed the two year hard labor sentence. The courtroom reaction mixed with sharp remarks from counsel and spectators while the judge called for silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilde
Wilde
Wis
Alfred "Taylor
Tim
Payton
Taylor
Ty Fae
Dillon
Frank Lockwood
Roliomor
Alfred Doughis
London
Teo Forrie
Tve
Wille
Lord Alfred Doufus
Edward Clarke
Tockwood
Cordiot
St Louis Carrier Arrested in Mail Robbery Case
St Joseph Mo May 26 One of the men connected with the St Joseph post office thefts was captured by Inspector George Sutton and charged with robbing mail. Holiday confessed to stealing since January and funding an extravagant lifestyle. The mail depot investigated for four months recovered about 4000 pounds, with money taken from Grand Island mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veminine Intravaginee Cawsey
St. Louis
Stent
St. Joseph
Snapnel Ftolliduy
George Sutton
Laken
Atkinson
Holiday
Holliay
United For Offense And Defense In Central American Treaty
In Washington on May 26 a new treaty draft between Nicaragua and Honduras signals steps toward a central union among Nicaragua Honduras Guatemala El Salvador and Costa Rica. The pact outlines defensive and offensive obligations in a potential foreign war. Nearby in Doylestown work begins next week on a Washington crossing monument marking General Washington's Delaware River crossing to Trenton on Christmas Day 1776. The monument is carved from a solid block weighing three tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicaragua
Honduras
Wamnhigton
Hondurad
Guatemale
San Salvador
Comta Ricn
Doylestown
Delaware
Trenton
Tein
Notable clash ends with officer intervention
In San Francisco on May 20 a dispute escalates between Henry McGill and a reporter from the Byenine Post, prompting a police response. McGill allegedly strikes and exchanges blows as bystanders and officials attempt to quell the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lund
Phenry McGul
Byenine Post
Udiisheo
Lord Bhotto
Wolkig
McGill
Turin
Bodie Consolidated Mining Suit Targets 10 0001 Value
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company sues Bodie Consolidated Mining for 10000.1 in alleged ore value from dated ground. Hodle stock dipped as markets noted the legal action and price movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodie Consolidated
Monstrosk
San Frannesses
Standard Congutidn Mints Company
Hodie Consitiiated
Fitoi
Laat Tuowiay Ie
Logan 104 Banquet to Honor John A Logan Election
Springfield Illinois May 46 Nearly 100 members of the Logan 104 club who aided General John A Logan's U S Senate election are expected at a commemorative banquet. The House has granted use of the representative hall for the event and Willan J Mason of Chicago will serve as orator of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Thompson Brothers Secure Libby Grounds Mining Claim
Kallepell Montana May reports that the Thompson Brothers TL Nye and Johnny Gordon have secured possession of valuable placer grounds on Libby. J B Thompson has moved to the site to commence mining work. another team is sent to Portland to purchase hydraulic machinery for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallepell
Mont
Thompson Brothers
Nye
Johny Gordon
Libby Orveyks
J.B. Thompson
Keoundy
Portland
Chief Perryman Seized by Mob Overmisapprop Wounds
Report from Olenper Creek Nation states Principal Chief L. C. Perryman and treasurer Bumivl Graynot were seized by a mob while in Oterulee and forced to the council house. They were detained for alleged improper disbursement of funds without authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryman
W Mob
Rediork
Olenper
L. C. Parryman
Bumivl Graynot
Mt Oterulee
Secretary Gresham in Serious Condition Report
Washington May 28 reports a severe downturn in Secretary Gresham's health after a Saturday night retapve event. He has been resting and is described as in a serious condition, with a fluctuating status overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Washington
Gre Oim
Supreme Court Hears Washington Drive Lime Appeal
In Olympia on May 24 the Supreme Court heard the appeal of the Washington Drive Lime and Manufacturing Company from Whitman County involving Pullman Lodge, No. 49, I. O. O. F., as appellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Olympia
Eupreene Court
Washington Drive, Lime and Manufacturing Company, Remintents
Ve. Pullman Lodgy, No. 49
Appellant
Wittman County
Memphis Calls for Nationwide Unity to Save the Nation
A May 2 Memphis appeal urges the American people to resist financial elites and defend constitutional prerogatives. The central message, signed by Ant Kanthal Hhimetalic Langue, warns of a planned money control scheme and calls for a national convention to chart an education driven program for independence and economic sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphia
Tenn
Ant Kanthal
Mephitis
Ee United States
Elaine
Poyationa
Pyaten
Leo
Memphis
Vielen
Joifarme
Talthy
Merrorite
Mde
Devine Manne
Shelby County
Extensive Improvements Along the Me Line at Colfax
The Oregon Railway & Navigation Company undertakes major upgrades near Colfax on May 2. A gravel train, 80 loaders, and 20 laborers haul ballast along 16 points on the Palouse line. About 40 miles of new waterlines and trestles are laid, under Assistant Superintendent Bourl, to boost capacity for heavier loads and faster service in a year of rising freight. Wheat tonnage may fall, but exports of grain, vegetables, fruit, and livestock are poised to expand loadings to Spokane and the Pacific coast via the North Pacific and Great Northern connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palouse
Colfax
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Portolie
Pleacint Valley
Bourl
Aviaca
Polite
Spokane Pally
Montana
Dukois
Sprague
Badbeolt
Pampe
Spokane
Ine
Great Northern
Telegraph Typewriter Speeds Up News Dispatch in Louisville
An experimental showing in Louisville demonstrates direct wire reception from the Associated Press into a linotype using a telegraph operator and typewriters. J. G. Holle and H. Gogun report success with a press run, achieving about 30 words per minute locally and up to higher speeds in testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowisvile
Associated Press
Thin City
Evening Post
Telegraph
Linotype
Nanhowe
Salvation in the Summer Time Tent Brigades Plan
General Wielding launches the Salvation Army summer campaign with three tent brigades. A brass band voyage of 14 musicians, 20 young women in a string band, and a men’s singing brigade will tour country districts from one to two weeks per stop. Each tent hosts 1 000 to 2 000 people, aiding rural support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Soaing
Noroes
Amore von
Itewine
Elkeum Ali
Russi
Persia
Lake van
Armenia
Mirkey
Hawlertog
Tovouston Sumy
J Meir Atoru
Moosh
Europe
Yan
Mire Paton
Michnet
Hoops
Ubon
Tie Sultan
Patton
Arinwahit
Beteen Berwin
Patto
Persan
de. Wright
Svimie
Matter Ville
Salvation
Chicago
Salvation Army
Pielding
Army
Simnax
Sfrand
Evanston
M4 1
Ti Jk
Urben
Knights of Labor to erect Washington hall and offices
Washington May 26 A Labor order permits a bullding near First and streets to house the general officers and publish the Journal of the Knights of Labor. General Workman Boverveen says the move aims to monitor senators and representatives and push reforms through on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raason
Washington
Masor Workman Bovereven
Mob hangs two accused in Danville lynching of Draper victims
A mob of about 1000 swarmed Danville on a May 35 incident and hanged John Halls Jr and William Royce at Gilbert Street Bridge after dragging them from custody. Witnesses described the violence as the crowd battered jail doors and forced officials to retreat, with Sheriff Thompson calling for order as the mob sought to avenge Laur Henriett and Mira Lillian Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ula
John Halls, Jr
William Royce
Misa Laur Henriett
Mira Lillian Draper
Gilbert Street
Halls
Royce
Httle Dand
Thompson
Sherif Thompson
Jide Bookwalter
Halle
Juduy Kookwalter
Tree
Wil
Lendure
Champaign County
Altweld
Miss Barnett
Mina Barnett
Governor Altgeld Faces Conspiracy Charge Against Republican Press
Chicago May 25. Governor Altgeld defends himself against charges of conspiracy by Republican newspaper men. He cites alleged vilification and a deliberate system of delaying justice. He notes record pardons are low while prisoner numbers and pardon applications rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altg Dresents FF
Coumse
Chicago
Dannyilla
Altgeld
Springfield
Contim
Derby Arraigned in Adultery Case at Leavenworth
Charles B. Derby faces adultery charges in Judge Watson's court after eloping with Mrs. Smith. The case, tied to a Seattle trip and Derby's ranch life near Peshas, was continued two days as prosecutors gather evidence. Derby posted 250 bond and remains at liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buries Derby
Leavenworth
Charles B. Derby
Watson
Derby
Mberty
Tin plate industry grows with 28 works under way
The Matal Work er sign highlights rapid American tin plate growth. About 28 works are in actual operation or near start up, employing around 16,000 workers, with many more mills expected to begin by July. The note mentions ongoing expansion and a pause noting Empress Elisabeth of Russia in a separate line.
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Mitty
New York
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