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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1904
Page
8
A jumble of brief notes touches on Carrie Nation's Europe trip risk, Hamilton as a famed yet controversial figure, a New York St. Regis hotel with hidden menu prices, Rev Hillis invoking Providence, and Indian Territory coal and asphalt land actions.
A Birmingham England correspondent reports English laborers face higher living costs than American workers on similar wages. The note questions whether tariffs truly protect American workmen, highlighting cost of living comparisons across nations.
Secretary Shaw warns high prices signal prosperity while the Treasury door required New York experts to open it. The beef trust shifts diet habits, miners seek timely talks, and party infighting rattles the campaign. Roosevelts campaign steers as Democrats and Republicans spar over tariffs and trust politics amid a three ring party scene.
The piece argues the Democratic Party is exceptionally united with no internal wings or pending quarrels. It claims existing tensions come from Republican editors and leaders disappointed by Tillman’s influence, contrasting public peace with GOP pessimism.
The piece argues New York is essential to a Democratic win this year, while noting historical data from 1802 suggesting Cleveland would have won even if New York had voted Republican.
Following a call by the Democratic State Central Committee, primaries will be held in all voting precincts of Custer County on Monday August 8 1904 to elect delegates to the Democratic County Convention at Challis Idaho on August 10 1904 at 3 p m. Delegates chosen will attend the Democratic State Convention in Lewiston Idaho on August 15 1904. Delegates allocated to precincts include Battle Ground and co alee County with P Spaupine as Chair and GEO E Keggs as Secretary, dated July 16 1904.
In the Sixth Judicial District Court of Idaho, Custer County, notice is given that an attachment has been issued in the action against Frank Nickerson and Charles Waddleton doing business as Nickerson & Co. and Nickerson and Evans doing business as Nickerson & Evans. The clerk Geo E Keyes records the filing. First publication July 19, 1900.
Notice is given that on Wednesday the 1008 day of August 1KM at 10 o'clock a.m. in the courtroom at Challis Idaho the court will prove the will of Benjamin Franklin Wood deceased and hear claims for letters testamentary. Witness the clerk of court with seal. First publication July 30.
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