06 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
1
A compact digest of varied items: railroad strike status, currency and economy notes, New York civic topics, New York and Chicago business signals, global and colonial affairs, public notices, and a patent medicine ad. Mentions include Union Pacific, Panama canal treaty question, Edison Marconi link, bubonic plague at Iquique, and the 1903 health cure claim for New Lite Pills.
A Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt supporters claim pledged votes and state declarations total 730 in the 1904 nominating convention, with core states listed and additional states pledged. The piece notes Populists fade, but Socialist and Prohibition votes may still influence the race amid a shifting third party landscape.
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Los Angeles on May 28 adopted eleven overtures from the Revision of Faith and Divorce committees. Amendments include: Westminster Confession on predestination unchanged but in harmony with God's desire for universal salvation. infants dying in infancy are saved. head of the church no pope or czar. ministers barred from marrying the divorced except as Westminster and Scripture allow. Also notes a large Navy butter contract with Continental Creamery of Topeka for 400,000 pounds at 28 cents, to be shipped to Brooklyn Navy Yards by July 15 for the Commissary Department.
A fragmented report notes a family living remote from civilization facing danger after an accident. Mentions burn injuries, unknown locations, and references to people or places like Burne Alcora and Backlow’s Arnioa Silver. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a perilous situation and possible search or rescue.
The Independent of New York reprints William J Bryan arguing the Democratic Party must align either with equal rights under a broad, humane policy or with an aristocratic, wealth-driven course. He warns that money power, not gold versus silver, drives the party and the nation’s fate, and cites McKinley's attack on Cleveland to frame the central conflict. The piece also notes a beef trust ruling in Chicago sealing limits on packers, and reports on Copper King Mining Company’s bankruptcy woes and a physician testimonial for Electric Bitters.
Interior Department orders to remove fences on public land unsettle ranchers. Traders report rising sales as large tracts of grazing land under fence risk losing value. Smaller ranchers fear sharp declines if government action proceeds without assurances.
Lineville Alabama dealer Haynes Parker & Co reports a six month cough cured after using two bottles of Chamberlain's Coughry with one and a half bottles, claiming perfect satisfaction. Sold by Mrs H M Schneiders & Co.
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