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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
4
The piece denounces charges that petition signatures were intended to embarrass the pardon board over Corcoran. It vows supporters from both parties are honorable, denies a democratic promise of pardon, and rebuts claims of a conspiracy by slave drivers to influence the board.
The piece defends newspaper support and advertiser funding as vital to a town. It argues a prosperous paper boosts local business and community progress while condemning indolent business leaders who withhold support.
The Salt Lake Herald comments on punishment ideas for Czolgosz, referencing fictional fates and urging consideration of a severe, public stand. It notes controversy over steel industry workers dismissed for not working during McKinley’s burial and calls for reinstatement of the discharged puddlers.
Youngstown Ohio report says fifty puddlers were discharged from the Guard plant of American Steel Hoop company. The action risks a citywide strike as workers unite in protest and potential labor showdown looms.
In sharp retort, the author condemns the World for impugning county men who signed a petition to Governor Hunt seeking Paul Corcoran's release. The piece defends the right of petition as a cornerstone of American citizenship and questions the newspaper's assumption of incompetence in citizens and voters.
The late president William McKinley was buried in Canton Ohio last Thursday amid public ceremonies. Weiser authorities closed business for hours in line with Mayor Anderson's proclamation and residents considered platting near-town land for small acre lots with fruit trees and pasture, hoping to boost local population.
The piece notes real estate men seek acre tract specialties and appealing educational advantages to attract families. It envisions offering orchard land in small tracts for families wanting room for chickens cows and gardens.
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