Weiser Signal Reflects on McKinley Assassin and Global Steel Giants
The article discusses Azolgoez’s execution for McKinley’s murder and reflects on justice beyond death. It then shifts to a future with a massive steel industry consolidation led by I. Frick and billionaire influence shaping finance and western access, implying a world dominated by wealth and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azolgoez
William McKinley
Auburn
York
Dawan
Mainty
Tribune Transfer Marks Shift in Westward Press Policy
The Salt Lake Tribune changes hands to the McBride syndicate with Perry E. Heaff named publisher, signaling a move toward pro trust and corporate interests. The piece contrasts old western sympathy with the forthcoming editorial stance and warns of broader economic manipulation by trusts and political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Salt Lake Tribune
McBride Syndicate
Perry 8
Heaff
National Bank
Old Tribune
Ligetsmot
Military commanders seek 8000 fresh troops in Philippines
Commanders in the Philippines report losses from deaths and sickness leaving American forces 8000 men short and request that many new troops be sent. The situation recalls British policy in Africa. The war is portrayed as a dangerous game, with rulers warned against playing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Africa
Washington county voices on prosperity and copper mine plans
The piece argues the country remains prosperous and cites Washington county as evidence. It notes an opposing view that locals resist opening copper mines or building railroads and developing resources while the horse market for the Boer War stays brisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Cost of Conquest Overshadows Civil War Costs
Analyzes the Spanish American War costs versus the Civil War, arguing high casualties and vast expenditures taint modern policy. Cites figures on dead soldiers, naval and land costs, and Lincoln era spending to claim current military spending is disproportionate and harmful to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
War and Navy Department
Lincoln
Navy Department
War Department
Truth 18 Mighty and the Schley Investigation
The evolving Schley inquiry sheds light on the Santiago de Cuba sea battle and counters attempts to accuse a brave admiral. It notes the Brooklyn as the flagship sustaining most damage and its five inch guns accounting for a large share of Spanish ship damage, with the sole American fatality near Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Santiago Sea
Sulley
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Engages Four Spanish Vessels in Battle Victory
Capt Clark of the Oregon recounts the decisive action near the Brooklyn as the Spanish fleet faced heavy engagement. The Oregon pressed the stern ships while Brooklyn fired broadside. both ships played pivotal roles as public opinion upholds Admiral Schley against slander. Columbia remains emblem of American maritime pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Colon
Oregon
Clark
Schley
Brokiya
Boise
Seliley
Columbia
Pity of It and the Smelter Trust Grip in Idaho Mines
The piece criticizes the republican press and argues the smelter trust is choking Idaho lead and silver miners in Kootenai County. It accuses Sec Gage of aiding bankers with public funds and highlights a Lane-area prospect promising enough lead and silver to fund development into a mine that could employ hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelter Trust
Idaho
Gage
Kootenai
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Weiser
R. EH. Lock Wood
Frick
Tle
Tribune
Spider and the Fly
Ernet
Copper Combine
Tiehankee
Messrs. Wilkerson and Thompson
Council
Seven Devils Mines
Seaboard
New York
London
Colm Wampold
Coln Wampold
Colin Wampold
Schwal Bros
Gordon Hat
M.e.sommercamp
Weiser’s Greatest Store
Eisehr
Johnson
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