12 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
1
The marching band under Averything performs a hopeful tune along the parade route. Performers march in step as drums provide a steady cadence and brass accents highlight the festive mood. Audience cheers rise as the ensemble reaches a highlighted section near the grandstand.
The article notes strong growth along the P and LN line with a 21 car train carrying livestock lumber and ore led by Jerry Rhoads. It cites railroad expansion by 150 workers and hopes for ore output to keep the smelter running, plus new rail and tramway plans and a growing Weiser population with new residences.
Doctors testing the ailing leader say recovery is steady and no immediate danger to life exists. Officials report vital signs stable as treatment continues and public reassurance is issued.
Buffalo dispatch reports Emma Goldman and Chicago anarchists arrested after a wave of unrest following the McKinley assassination attempt. Warranted co conspirators named including Abraham Isaake and Julia Mechame. Also notes cattle market activity in Harney county and winter wheat at Kimball's.
Buffalo September reports McKinley wounded by a would be assassin during a reception at the Temple of Music. One bullet lodged in the chest and another in the abdomen remain unfound. Surgeons say he rests and is not in pain though serious. Assassin tackled and captured as chaos erupts among bystanders and guards.
Mineral district residents celebrate a potential shift to the Weiser smelter for lower hauling costs and easier access to markets. The plan envisions down Adama and Mann creeks to the Weiser river routes, more profitable ore production, and possible railroad branch development as output grows.
The Signal captures Welsor's beat paper scope with brief local notes and community updates, highlighting neighborhood happenings, scheduled events, and notable small items from the town.
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