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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1902

Page

5

Fragmentary Land Office Register Entry

Partial OCR shows a land office register with county and district officials including Neal J. Sharp A Hoi Custer County Senate Havenel Macbeth Henry Pose mate Julius e csern ease Flaine Arete Chamberlain John Johnson Gee Keyes Alice Feller Martti Keenan Attorne Johnston Teta Tue Dist Wed Dist e McGowan Sed Dist Prank Ubrest Treasurer Bebsol Sup

Custer County Senate Havenel Macbeth Henry F. Pose Juiliescsecsern Chamberlain John Johnson Gee Keyes Misa Alice Feller Martti Keenan M Attorne Johnston i Teta Tere Jchor Trelour McGowan

Leprosy Survey Hints at Nationwide Laborettes

A Washington report shows the Marine Hospital Service commission collecting leprosy data since 1899. Only a quarter of cases reported. about 1 000 lepers likely exist, many immigrants, with New Orleans New York San Francisco cases noted. Recommendation: establish national laborettes in several locations including New Orleans New York and Minnesota or Montana.

Marine Hoapital Service Tle United States Washington New York Tribune Congress J. A. White G. T. Vaughan M. J. Hoeenan New Orleans New York San Francisco Commission Minnesota Montara

Hyde family forms Union County Investment Company of Plainfield NJ

The Hyde family of Plainfield New Jersey incorporates as Union County Investment Company with six stockholders, including widow Elizabeth Keppler Hyde and four sons. Paid-up capital is 100000, shares valued at 100 par. Estate detail notes generous bequests and holdings in oil wells buildings rail shares. Francis Delaney Hyde named president with Louis Hyde secretary.

Hyde Plainfield N. J Charles Hyde Union County Investment Company Hree Elzabeth Keppler Hyde Dorsey W. Hyde Francie Delacy Hyde Lewis K. Hyde Charles Hyde, Jr Mes Tei Thusvill Pas Tyce Titusville New Orleans & Northwestern Railroad Miss Hyde Francis Delaney Hyde Yale Louis

Half World Race Promises Steel Ships From New York

An international sailing race to Yokohama starts in early August from New York. The Acme and the Brilliant, built in Maine and Glasgow respectively, carry Standard Oil livery and will load at Bayonne for the voyage. Both ships share nearly identical routes via the China Sea, with captains eager to win despite the Acme’s lack of sea voyages.

New York City Acme Brilliant Maine Mes Stars and Stripes Glasgow Bayonne Yokohama China Sea Standard Oil Company Aeme Yokohaima

Notable Notes on Science and Industry Developments

Summaries touch on agricultural competition in olive growing, English envy of American anthropological museums, compressed air in stone carving, mud wasp nests with eggs fed by captured insects, cocoa hull fuel sold to Connecticut tobacco lands, Brookstore fur storage plants, sandblast and air craft method in engraving metals.

Indian Territory England Connecticut Tanecco Grawerator Brook Warchon Sea Piremisen Sant És

A Rich Republic Shows Shifting U S Finance

The Review of Reviews notes steadily diminishing Europe U S interest gaps as Americans repurchase securities. Railroads absorb bonds and stock by U S investors, especially major insurers, amid amalgamations. Four year trade balances total about 22. four billion dollars, signaling a sweeping change in America's financial stance toward Europe.

Europe United States Fonr America

Tank ships dominate bulk oil transport at sea

A Cosmopolitan writer details steel tank steamers built to carry crude and refined oil in bulk with airtight compartments and huge pumps. Crude oil mainly goes to France and Spain for refining, while the Atlantic trade favors steam tankers. These ships boast 32 to 40 compartments each holding about 40 000 gallons and can load or unload in six hours. Salvage values reward owners when storms disable rivals.

Cosmopolitan Frince Spain The Horn

Army and Navy Lunatics Rate Prompts Debate

A French writer claims that among 100000 army and navy personnel 109 become hopeless lunatics, while among mechanics the figure drops to 66 per 100000. The Chicago Chronicle reports the remark with caution about mental health risk in military versus skilled labor.

Chicago Chronicle

Fragmented mood sketches mix with misty jests in newspaper snippets

A collage of humorous lines from various papers features mock dialogue and social scenes. Snippets include quips about aging eyes and misdelivered notes, playful banter about mushrooms and boarders, a deanette fishing for fare, and an Irish judge’s summing up at the Four Courts, Dublin, all presented in a light, clipped press style.

Bridget Benton Herald Philadelphia Catholic Standard and Times Olf Four Courts Dublin Bis Mia O'Toole London News

Troubled by rain of steel over Rockhill farms near Perkasie

Doyleston correspondent reports Pennsylvania attorney general seeks injunction against Roelbhill Industrial to stop blasting steel scraps for shipment to Rockhill works. Explosions fling 10 to 25 pound missiles, endangering farmers, horses, and grocery store crockery. Red coat origins tied to fox hunting myth. color viewed as social sign, hunt fund support urged.

Rockhill Township Perkasie Doyleston Philadelphia Commonwealth of Pennsylvania John P. Biking Roelbhill Industrial Company Henry Freed Wourh Rockhill Mending

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U. B Gover U.S Supreme Court Ralph P. Quarles N. Sullivany Charles Stockslager Subae Ath Prstect K. L Perry Albion Chatllis Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County Silver Leaf Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No Challis Odd Fellows’ Hall Ethel Philps Nellie Bennett Custer 1.C.C.F Odd Fellows A. P. Challis C. P. Geo. B. Keyes Congregaone Churcch Challise Christian Endeavor Nickerson Robert W. Philps Ball Mathhe Main Street Ah Challis Inano J.C. Rogers Adamson Rogers & Adamson Attorneys-At-Law Ipano R. A. Pierce W. J. Lamme Chalk U. S Swift & Co Omee Washington, D.C Buckingham & Hecht Custer Co Nushilu U Uuuuu P. C Pocatello, Idaho Idaho Furniture William Rampton Surgeon General Marine Hospital Service Plainfield, N. J Dig Robinson Bar Warm Spring Creek Salmon River Clayton Superior Medical Properties K. D. Williams Science and Industry Republic Cleveland Plain Dealer Eyebright Kosten Pennsylvania
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