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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1910

Page

7

Heart Error Made Big Banker the Failure of Jay Cooke

The tale recounts an error by a bank cashier and its links to Jay Cooke & Company’s collapse. It describes how John Thompson, Henry Fahnestock, and George F. Baker navigated a high stake exchange purchase, the ensuing panic, and Baker’s rise to influence at the First National Bank. The piece ends noting Baker as a leading financier and millionaire.

Jay Cooke & Co George F. Baker E Ing America Charles In United Bank New York City United States John Thompson Game Thompson John Sherman Treasury Fort Aan Treasury Department National London Henry Fairthe New York Sterling Wall Street Jay Jim Fahnestock Cocke & Company Mr. Fahnestock Baker Jay Coke & Company Iam Mr. Thompson First National Felnestock Bridgeman First National Bank E. J. Edwards General Assembly Norwich George P. McLean Connecticut

Trip Henry Clay Farewell Tour in New Orleans Visit

The piece recounts Henry Clay's farewell tour after losing the 1844 presidential race. In New Orleans he meets Charles M. Conrad, Judge Poindexter, and a marriage party, with Clay diplomatically smoothing old feuds. The anecdote ends with Clay deciding to return home to Kentucky, ending his public career tour.

Henry Clay John Quincy Adams William Henry Hunt Navy Garfield Clay James K. Polk Judge Hunt Kentucky New Orleans Charles M. Conrad Fillmore Mr. Conrad Gen Zachary Taylor Polk Whit House Conrad Mr. Clay Senate Judge Poindexter Mississippi Conrad Plantation Harry

Yankee Gold Funded Parliamentary Seat in Britain

A 19th century tale claims Henry Sanford used $50,000 deposited in a London bank to finance a Northern candidate’s campaign for Parliament. The donor, unnamed, arranged the funds so it could not be traced. The candidate won, and Sanford’s role and as a Northern ally remain cited as historical controversy.

Charles Manns Eng Confeder Vener W. Seward Johnson Mat England John Bright Sodten Goldwin Smith Freemont Oxford Mies Spat Iworth Adams Hoaward Henry S. Sanford Sanford Florida St. John's River Belgium Italy Garibaldi Stanford London So-and-So Union Great Britain Ford House of Commons E J. Edwards Mr. Lane

A Cautious Husband Bat Question Anticipated

A humorous exchange unfolds as Mrs Henpeck-John asks for her honest view of a new bat. Mr Henpeck responds that she is bigger and stronger, avoiding a direct compliment and keeping the banter light.

Keep Baby's Skin Clear and The Lord of Hosts

A description of infant skin care urges regular use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment to prevent eruptions from becoming chronic. It cites Potter Drug & Chem. Corp for a free Cuticura Book. Also features anecdotes about Lord Thurlow, a matron’s interview, and remarks from Gov. George P. McLean on political campaigns.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole Proprietors Boston

Ohio woman quits coffee after Postum cure tale

An Ohio woman recounts years of heart trouble and nervous prostration from coffee. She quits coffee with Postum, notes rapid health improvement, steadier nerves, pain relief, and renewed energy for daily tasks. Read The Road to Wellville in There’s Reason packages.

Ohio Qnally Antil Wellville

Fragmented Vintage Ad Snippets and Quotations

A collage of irregular ad copy and quotations including pleas for luxuries, moral rights beyond bare needs, price references, a thought reader joke, telepathy study remark, Emerson quote, pain relief claims, and landlord tenant phrases. The mix shows diverse, unrelated fragments without a clear single event or narrative.

No Space Goss to Waste. Dewitt fashion quip

A witty item from the Smart Set notes a fashion quip about Mrs Jewitt wearing a dress described as a standing room woty. The brief remark plays on current style chatter and social niceties.

Dewitt Jewitt

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