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Silverton Silvertonian

Location

Silverton, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 22, 1899

Page

3

He is Wise Who Talks But Little Ad Tagline

A short aphorism opens with a half truth about wise men and speech. The ad notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood medicine, suggesting the product’s value hinges on visible promotion. The piece frames gentle branding within a classical maxim.

Hood

Uitlanders Back Boer Government In Transvaal Petition

A 9000 signature Uitlander petition to the Boer government denies tyranny claims in the Transvaal. Milner says signatures were bought. diplomats doubt it. Howison kept at sea. no warship dispatched. Bridgeport reports an antiunion attack on nonunion glass makers. manager King injured. trains and cars damaged. Manhattan Elevated carries 525,000 daily riders.

Paul New York Washington United States Transvaal Great Britain State Department Alfred Milner British High Commissioner, In Writing To Mr. Chamberlain Howison Bridgeport N. J Indiana New Jersey Central King Conbertiant Ghiss Works Staton

Censorship Clash Near Manila Dispatches Prompt Plea for Liberty

Manila correspondents unite to press General Otis for freer cable of war news. They argue official dispatches misrepresent conditions in the Philippines, warning that censorship hides true dissension and demoralization among Filipino forces and exaggerates the hand of U S troops.

Manila United States Otis Captain Green Washington Philippines John T. McCutchean Harry Amstrong Chicago Record Oscar K. Davis P. G. McDonnell New York Sun Robert M. Collins John P. Dunnings Lo Tones The Associated Press Ed. Keene Scripps McRae Association Reinhard Little Chicago Tribune

Outlaw Train Hold Up Sparks Cimarron Battle

Meager details describe a gunfight near Cimarron between a sheriff posse and the Colorado and Southern train robbers. J W Farr was killed, deputies Love and Smith likely fatally wounded, W N Reno injured, robbers unhurt and fled to the hills as another Cimarron posse pursues the Obbens.

Las Vegas N. M Colorado & Southern Folsom Cimarron J. W. Farr Love and Smith Springer, N. M W. N. Reno Secret Service Department Latae Obbens

Davis couple begin first cross continent road trip

To Crow the Continent reports John D. Davis and his wife leaving New York in a gasoline automobile for San Francisco. The proposed voyage aims to be the longest automobile trip if completed, with potential milestones and travel challenges noted.

New York John D. Davis San Francisco

Found Dead Near Spokane After Bull Attack

The body of Fred Harvey was found by his father on a farm about 11 miles from Spokane. He had been gored and bruised by a vicious bull, had crawled several feet away from the tethered animal, and appeared to be attempting to pull himself up from a kneeling position before dying.

Spokane Fred Harvey

Abolition of Samoan Kingship Advanced

Washington reports that intimate sources say Samoa has moved beyond provisional arrangements and that three governments have acquiesced to establishing abolition of kingship as part of permanent Samoan government structure.

Washington Samoa Samoan Commission

Sutton Charged in Mason City Woman's Slaying

Roy Sutton is under arrest for murdering his sweetheart Leona Elmore of Mason City. He allegedly shot her twice and then shot himself, a wound deemed likely fatal. Sutton, a former Spanish American War veteran, served in the army.

Lincoln, II Roy Sutton Leona Elmore Mason City Sutton Spain

Germania State Bank Closed in St Paul by Examiner

St Paul news reports the Germania State bank with $200000 capital was shut by State Bank Examiner Pope. The latest statement shows deposits on hand reaching about $500000.

St. Paul Germania State Bank Pope

Various Patent Remedies and Advertisements Packed Page

A collage of old advertisements and claims for cure-alls and tonics. Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies promise cures and large testimonials. Product pitches include Allen's Foot-Ease, Cascarets, Jesse Moore whiskey, and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, among other notes on health, housekeeping, and moral advice.

Allen Alley S.olmsted le Roy

Fits Permanently Cured and Philadelphia Address

Fragmented OCR text mentions a cure claim for fits and a Philadelphia address at 9 Arch Street. It also includes scattered commentary on conflicts and various nonsensical phrases about locations and institutions, with no coherent story or dates.

DR. R. He Selon Arch Street Philadelphia

Track laying on P V Y R R extension starts this week

Work crews of twenty begin track laying on the three mile extension of the P V Y R R this week. Across Spokane a starch factory project is being pursued by the Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber of Commerce Spokane Messrs. Savage and Schofield of Olympia Yakima River M. R. Staight Summit Camp Republic Sam Hull Pomeroy Wash Old Atwood Pacific Northwest Frank Morrison Little Washington Tacoma Colfax Strong Wenatchee MacDuff Portland Ore Calcutta Northwest Clarke County Palouses Snake River

Marines Siege Cherbourg Police Station Riot

In Cherbourg on July 18, Marines demanded the release of comrades and besieged the police station. Windows were broken as soldiers pursued rioters who tore lanterns after a national fete. Troops kept calm amid provoking cries.

Cherbourg

Peruna Drug Mfg Co promotes remedy for summer catarrh

In an 1899 treasury register notice Judson W Lyons is praised as a financial figure and friend of President McKinley. The Peruna ad extols its cure for cholera morbus summer complaint and other bowels catarrh, urging readers to request a free pamphlet titled Summer Catarrh from Dr Hartman of Columbus.

California California Fig Syrup CO Cal Louisville New York Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Fear & Truax Tolo O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin M'’g Co Columbus United States Ilon Lyons Augesta National Republican Committee McKinley Hartman Columbus, D

Patrol on Laguna de Bay Drives Insurgents to Hills

Che Lake Patrol Manila July 16 reports three Fourth Cavalry troops under Captain McGraw and gunboat Napidan commanded by Lieutenant Larsen patrolling Laguna de Bay. They held island headquarters in cascoes and twice visited towns to disrupt insurgent forces. At Mantilupa they engaged about 500 entrenched rebels. Napidan shelled, 135 American troops landed and forced retreat to hills. Two cavalrymen wounded. 10 insurgents bodies found. enemy loss estimated at 35.

Manila Laguna de Bay Fourth Cavalry McGraw Nupidan Larsen Cascoes Mantilupa Napidan Armerican

Chicago Millionaire Son Fatally Wounded in Self Defense

A St Louis dispatch reports Louis W Holliday son of Jesse W Holliday a Chicago millionaire was shot by his wife at their home and lies fatally wounded at the Baptist Sanitarium Mrs Holliday Annie Brewster a bicycle rider has been arrested claiming self defense The couple met in Houston Texas in 1807 a date likely misrecorded.

Chicago St. Louis Louis W. Holliday Jesse W. Holliday Baptist Sanitarium

Shamrock Makes Third Spin in Southampton Waters

The cup challenger Shamrock sailed from Calshot Castle with full sails and hoisted her topsail near Southampton. A brisk breeze carried her down the west channel toward the Isle of Wight before returning to moorings with a damaged mainsail.

Shmarock Southampton Shamrock Calshot Castle Isle of Wight West Channel

New York Herald Reports San Salvador Seeks Siege to Probe Revolution

The Herald's San Salvador correspondent says the government plans to declare the capital under a state of siege to investigate a recent revolutionary attempt. At present the country remains quiet.

New York the Herald San Salvador

Quarantine orders in Santiago close city to Americans

General Wood imposes absolute quarantine in Santiago restricting entry to government personnel only. Hotels and saloons to close for Americans. all liquor sales forbidden to Americans. troops moved to Camp Morro with outside camps. rail and sea links barred. travelers detained five days. Death of Captain Woodruff reported. eight hour law void in Denver with Smelter Trust moving to re open facilities.

Santiago de Cuba Leonard Wood Department of Santiago Woodraft Washington Adjutant General Combs Boniago Thomas M. Woodruff Fifteenth Infantry Woodruff West Point District of Columbia Denver Supreme Court American Smelting and Refining Company The Smelter Trust

Americans Open Practice For Cambridge Oxford Match

London July 18 The American University athletic combination Harvard Yale has begun practice at the Queens Club Ten members of the Cambridge Oxford team did desultory work The Englishmen seem not in as good condition as the Americans The Americans are younger lighter and in excellent form

London American University Athletic Harvard-Yale Queens Club Cambridge- Oxford

Limburger Cakes Banned From Quiet Street Stand

A passerby recalls seeing several loaves of Limburger left cooling outside a grocery as a small boy comments on the delay, reflecting a moment of ordinary street life and appetite in a bustling neighborhood.

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