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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1900

Page

6

Wireless era notes and rural thrift in one column

A collage of observations ranges from Chicago pricing to water pipe safety in St Paul. It notes electric ground connections affecting meters, a Missouri horse trade anecdote, Western reserve humor, a wheat calendar across nations, and a New York hospital using biographs to study epilepsy and plant growth. It closes with Indian population figures and a revived spirit for life.

St. Paul Water Board United States Burma New South Wales India

Marquis of Bute Builds Princely Montstuart Chapel

The Marquis of Bute, Scottish nobleman and Cardiff mayor, famed antiquarian and owner of the Isle of Bute, begins a £40,000 private chapel at Montstuart House. He has funded restorations at Biath Tand palace and Montatuart, while facing eczema and a recent serious health spell.

Marquis of Bute Scotland Horn Earl of Beaconsfield Cardi Cardiff Rothlesay Island of Biath~ Tand Palace Fife Montatuart Montstuart House Ho Ponsenuop

A New Mosquito Threat in Newark

The Newark paper reports a new, unusually aggressive mosquito breed invading homes despite screens. Residents fear bites worse than New Jersey’s prior mosquitoes while doctors say the insects may consume malaria germs, prompting calls for board of health action.

Newark Passaic New Jersey Board of Health New York Times

Englishman Leads 6000 Natives Home From Gold Mines

John Sydney Marwick, native commissioner at Johannesburg and Natal appointee, organized 6000 Natal natives working in Transvaal gold mines into a marching column to safety in Natal after war began. He guided them through Boer lines despite shattered rail links, earning praise from English authorities for the feat.

John Sydney Marwick Johannesburg Natal Transvaal Marwick

Paper shingles arrive in Japan as cheap tarred pasteboard

A Tokyo company introduces paper shingles as a substitute for wood, offering a thick tarred pasteboard slab that is easier to handle and costs about half as much as traditional wooden shingles.

Japan Tokio

Growing feet and fashion shift change shoe size demand

A fashion column notes men’s shoe sizes have risen about one full size over five years as narrow pointed styles gave way to comfortable fits. Shoemakers and dealers cite education on how tight footwear distorted feet, while broader styles and looser coverings in other regions correlate with larger feet.

Rivne Halinelaaiere le New York Herald Yorur Clear Haberdashers

War Correspondent Knight Lost Arm in Belmont Battle

E F Knight a veteran war correspondent born in northern France lost an arm in the Belmont battle. He served in Algeria, crossed the Atlantic in a cutter, sailed Baltic waters, covered Africa campaigns, and reported for the London Times. He sailed near Havana seeking Cuban war news and survived a capsized boat. He and three others accompanied the British Kimberley relief expedition.

F. Knight Belmont France Paris Algeria Knight Baltic Sea Africa London Times E. F. Knight Havana Cuba Mr. Knight Kimberley

Dorant Like Women in London Dinner Mystery

Ceci Rhodes, a south African magnate, reportedly dislikes the opposite sex. In London he dined at Baroness Burdett Coutts's house but when asked by his secretary whom he brought, he replied he did not call her anything and never spoke to her.

Dorant Ceci Rhodes London Burdett Coutts

A Tagal Funeral Through War Ruins Near Manila

On the road to Imus near Bacoor the funeral procession passed the burned and shell-dented churchyard as American troops, heavy with mud and fatigue, rest near the hospital. Four days of fighting ended with Binacayan’s capture and a somber march amid rain and grim, bare mourners.

Maui Manila Paranique Lax Pinna Bocour Zapove Bridge Tus Bucour Bay Fifth Artillery Imus Geo. Grant Bacoor Binacayan Imus Road

Heroine or Swindler at Hillghoro in 11 year old tale

In Hillghoro a sewing machine agent named Ellis Glenn courted Miss Bila Dukes, daughter of a local farmer. He forged a $4000 note, was bailed, vanished, then tracked to Paducah, Kentucky. He pleaded guilty and was sent to the Chester penitentiary, arriving Saturday.

Hillghoro Ellis Glenn Bila Dukes Glenn Paducah Misa Dukes Miss Glenn

Funeral Procession Through Rain Soaks Town In Mud

A Filipino funeral band leads a somber procession from bamboo houses to Imus road with mourners and a red coffin. See mourners, a widow, and a crying relative as the crowd follows through wet, muddy streets. A soldier remarks on the burial victim killed near Irina. The scene includes a blind musician and a man kept steady by a bay, while rain sweeps faces and muddy shoes. An earlier note mentions a woman misidentified as Glenn, decades later tied to a forgery case and twin brother claim.

Imus Catyn Hie

Perfume Plants Scheme Recalls Swindler's Tale

A reported scheme from Lawrence describes a tall man known as the king of the crowd proposing a ruse with perfume plants. The plan involved hundreds of bags and seeds, with water and a winded process to create sprouts sold for 60 cents each, then carried to town for profit. The tale, recounted by a juvenile witness, highlights a crafty hustle attributed to a single smooth talker.

Eirwet Lawrence Kame Santa Milan

Rossetti Plans Preface for New Danie Translation Volume

Ilia and Elvey announce a third edition of Teomwatil's celebrated Daniel translation with Rossetti writing the prefatory note The tion 18 theme appears in Miss Sida and Het his Grat Rossetti manuscript history is debated The public memory of the injury tale lingers amid literary disputes and delays.

Reraliog Ilia & Elvey D. G Teomwatil Nuova Danie Wil Rossetti Rossetti

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