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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
2
President Roosevelt directs a reduction of the army to 59,600 men, deeming the Philippine situation peaceful enough to justify dropping from the previous 65,000 strength. The action reflects a shift toward a smaller defense force as tensions ease.
Charles M. Schwab and party, en route to Creusot Iron Works, stop in Chagny for dinner and spend the night after lavish tipping. He dictates strict rules at the cafe, allowing only champagne and forbidding others from accepting or offering money, prompting local reaction to such charity misused.
The piece denounces the GOP plank as evasive on the Two Mile Limit Law, accusing Republicans of double dealing to woo sheepmen and ranchers. It contrasts with the Democrats, who pledge full protection of ranges and support for the current Two Mile Limit Law, urging unity with the party that backs it.
Hailey News Miner comments on peace in the Coeur d Alene mining region and attacks the Statesman for partisan framing. It notes pardons of Paul Corcoran and Sergeant Crawford as pivotal events and questions why the paper favors one case over the other while condemning governors and the president.
Maud Dengler appears in the Third Judicial District Court of Idaho in Canyon County. The formal alias summons documents her involvement in the proceeding.
An advertisement page highlights Dr J B Hawthorn and Dr Curl dental care hours, then extols Kodol and related tonics as cures for indigestion. Personal testimonials claim digestion improvement and health, praising Davis Data Co and Dayis Drug Co for product availability and purchasing.
Joint resolution from the Idaho legislature proposes amending Article 18 to grant the legislature power to pass health and safety laws for workers in factories smelters mines and ore reduction works. The measure asks voters whether to divide Article 18 into ten empowering the legislature to enforce worker protections. State Secretary oath dates and sealauthenticate the document from September 12, 1902 in Boise.
Notice announces sale of Weiser Irrigation District bonds totaling 60000 dollars to fund purchase and improvement bonds. Bonds bear interest up to seven percent, mature up to twenty years, payable in United States funds. Bids due December 18 1902, bids open December 19 1902. Sealed bids to O M Harvey, secretary, Weiser Idaho.
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