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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1892
Page
1
News notes describe Prof Miller making a balloon ascent to a high altitude yesterday morning at John Day, visible from the city, followed by a parachute descent. Reports also recount a string of local incidents from the area, including disputes, fights, and a railroad accident delay.
A heavy gale with thunder and rain visits the region Saturday night. Idaho events include horse and foot races, travel notes on Warrens camp, and remarks on local politics. Cedar letters report on illness, merchants sending goods, and a forecast of Idaho’s future in agriculture, mining, and irrigation with calls for statewide participation and immigration awareness.
A mixed rail news item reports the Pennsylvania line carrying six million tons of coal monthly with a claimed eight hundred percent rise over seven years. It notes rate reductions aimed at competing with a new line between Mobile and Tampico, signals an Empire State Express service between New York and Albany, and mentions a high power engine with low coal consumption. It also covers Jerusalem and Safin reilements extending beyond city limits, a planned Jerpalemuilleardorualenhurst terminus, and a Detroit-Lake Michigan transport development with a large propel ler and a Frankfort to Kerrmunes route along the Wisconsin shoreline.
A fragmented OCR style snippet mentions HrevATOR and a teutouniere on a coat, noting inconsistency with fond Sean for ralulwow and changes in appearance. It cites Wurrraw Imp’s altered form, a physician advised rest, and references to Terr, a new federal circuit court judge, plus attire and courtroom proceedings. The text also notes Cornell University’s Ananta and Rudolf Gruen’s investigations related to Christopher Caltizabas in San Domingo.
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