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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1901

Page

4

Northwest Railroad speculation and eastern influence in Oregon

The Baker City note discusses the Northwest Railroad sale on October 18 and the rumored influence of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company on route choices via Powder River toward the Seven Devils country. It suggests Harriman interests back the project, notes copper mining potential, and warns of powerful combine moves impacting western development and local prospects.

Baker City Oregon Northwest Railroad Powder River Seven Devils Country Snake The Harriman Eastern Corporation Tts Northwest EB. H West Learry

British Cruelty Denounced in Boer War Protests

A British protest piece denounces the war as brutal and unjust. It cites executions and mass confinement of Boer civilians, condemns the campaign as a plunder for gold and diamonds, and criticizes Christian nations for acting under a false pretext.

Render unto Caesar. McKinley will tribute notes his honesty

The last will and testament of William McKinley is praised as revealing his true character beyond politics. The financial exhibit refutes wealth-related insinuations from his presidency and shows business dealings as honest. The document emphasizes love beyond death and defends American manhood and the sanctity of the home.

Caesar William McKinley White House Cottage

Safety versus Speed in Rail Transport Debates

The piece argues rail safety has been compromised by profit focus and pressure to speed. It cites a Salt Lake meeting on cutting Chicago to Pacific coast times, noting increased speed strains on power, rails, and crews. It urges a uniform speed cap around 25 mph for passengers and similar limits for freight, claiming happier workers and better safety.

Salt Lake Chicago Pacific Coast

Senator Hannah Interview In Boston Details Smooth Run

A reporter in Boston recently met Senator M. A. Hannah who described the interview as pleasant and noted that things were progressing smoothly. The exchange touched on ongoing decisions and anticipated actions in the near term.

M. A. Hannah Boston

Philippines Escape Shocks U S Troops

Washington reports no foreign complications yet within two days news arrives of a dramatic loss as twenty four soldiers survive a doomed breakout from a company of seventy two in the Philippines, a scene likened to a Custer massacre.

Washington Philippines

Weiser and Hamlin Town Bridge the Weser Legend

The essay recalls Hamlin Town in Brunswick with the legend of the Pied Piper and its rats, then compares it to Weiser Idaho across the Snake River. It argues for a bridge and expanded territorial annexation to revive Weiser’s economy, citing the Weser canal and the hopeful metaphor of a piper guiding commerce to Weiser.

Hanover Prussia Weser Hamlin Brunswick Idaho Weiser City Hamlinrg Weiser Qoal Old Place Snake River Mystic

Admiral Sampson and the Schley Controversy Opinion Panel

The piece argues diversions to evade danger and praises courage, noting memories of San tiago and the Brooklyn battle. It recalls Admiral Cervera’s remarks on Schley as a brave man and a gentleman while avoiding direct judgment on Sampson.

Schley Brooklyn Abe Ulyses Cervera Sedley Santiago Sampson

Demonitizing Silver Impacts Global Industry and Austrian Paralyzation

The article argues that demonetizing silver is causing adverse effects across industries worldwide and cites Austria and Hungary as examples where manufacturers are paralyzed. It attributes the claimed German competition as the ostensible reason, but contends the real cause is a shortage of money.

Austria Hungary

A Rolling Stone and the Ransom Plot

A quirky colonial era piece mocks the capture of missionary Helen Stone by brigands and proposes a grim industry of ransoms. The column jokes about holding missionaries for money, mentions Little Salmon river, Weiser and Boise wheat prices, and notes wheat at 58 to 60 cents per bushel under gold standard prices.

Helen Stone Ransome Miss Stone Little Salmon River Weiser Boise

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