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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1898

Page

4

Idaho State Delegation List From Challis County

Official paper of Custer County prints the Idaho Legislature delegations by county. It lists senator and up to several representatives for Ada Canyon Elmore Nez Perce Owyhee Bear Lake Bingham Washington Boise Lincoln Kootenai Custer Oneida Lemhi Cassia Shoshone Blaine Idaho Fremont Bannock and more, with party affiliations fusion and republican.

Ada C. M. Hays M. ©. Reynolds Clara Campbell J. H. Murray Fusion M. A. Bates Roscoe. Madden Elmore J. W. Bailey James Nicholson Nez Perce J. N. Stacy W. D. Hardwick O. T. Hanlon Owy W. Edward Adams Charles 8. Lynes Boise J. A. Lippincott Hattie F. Noble B. T. Morgan Lincoln Frank R. Gooding Chas. N. Dilatush Kootenai Ains- Me Mary A. Wright Edwin McBee John Glade Ccuster James Hooper Ralph W. Osborn Oneida J. L. McMurrin E. Peterson D. L. Evans Lemh

Senator West Eulogizes a Dog in Jury Address

Missouri senator West is credited by a newspaper writer with delivering a long eulogy on a dog during a bar address to a jury. The tribute extols a dog's fidelity in prosperity and poverty, health and sickness, and vows to guard and accompany a master even unto death.

Senator West Missouri

Teddy Roosevelt Wins New York Nomination Prospects

The late election landslide signals Teddy Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee in 1900. Roosevelt’s victory in New York makes him unbeatable for the nomination, while McKinley, Hanna and Alger suffer a sweeping defeat. The Empire State’s support locks in the party’s path to the White House.

McKinley Teddy Roosevelt New York Empire State Teddy Hanna Alger

Swift files bankruptcy petition with assets far below debts

J. O. Swift has filed a bankruptcy petition. Liabilities amount to about $64,000 while assets are estimated at $9,000, indicating a large deficit and potential insolvency proceedings.

J. O. Swift

Philippine Marriage Fees Prompt Common Law Marriages

The Rev M Parkhurst notes couples must pay £6 or $80 to marry in the Philippines or be barred by the priest. With native incomes rarely exceeding five a month, many opt for common law marriage. Baptismal fee runs to $25 and death fees are $60 for adults and $10 for infants. Poll tax stands at $25 per man and $15 per woman.

Politics and religion do not mix well together

A Moscow Standard letter criticizes electioneering by self-styled Christians and notes that 88,000 votes were cast in the Idaho election. The writer condemns church members who prioritize politics over spiritual duties and warns such hypocrisy disgusts honest people seeking truth.

Moscow Standard

Idaho Legislature party seats and composition summary

The record lists the next Idaho Legislature with Senate seats by party: Republicans nine straight, Democrats three straight, Populists two, fusion Democrats two, fusion Silver Republicans five, total twenty one. House seats: Republicans fourteen, Democrats fifteen straight, Populists six, fusion Democrats six, Silver Republicans six, fusion Populists two.

Idaho Senate House

Hicks Almanac and Word and Works Reach Broad Audience

The 1899 Hicks Almanac is a 116 page illustrated forecast and science volume priced at 25 cents. Word and Works monthly journal, praised as a top literary and scientific magazine with storm forecasts, costs 1.00 per year, with a yearly subscription premium of the almanac. Single copies of Word and Works are 10 cents, almanac alone 25 cents. Send orders to Word and Works Pub. Co. 2201 Locust Street St. Louis Mo.

Srl R. Hicks Word and Works Word and Works Pub. Co Locust Street St. Louis

Estray Law Cited On Animal Seizure Notice Practice

A local excerpt explains the Estray Law requiring publication within ten days when owner is unknown, sending notice to the county Auditor, and sale by sheriff if no owner appears within two months. It notes charges including printing fees must be settled from sale proceeds and limits pre notice keeping to five days.

Governor-elect’s witty reply to Hog Meadow precinct vote

C O Brown, chairman of Latah county Republican central committee, wired Governor-elect Steuvenberg reporting only one vote from Hog Meadow precinct. The governor’s brisk reply: I did not expect hogs to vote for me.

C. O. Brown Latah County Republican Central Committee Steuvenberg Hog Meadow Pat

San Francisco Girl Swims Four Miles Each Morning

A San Francisco girl now swims four miles in the Pacific each morning. Yet another girl may charter a tug to kiss Dewey first, a likely playful rival in a coastal competition.

San Francisco Pacific Dewey

Jamaica Native Population Tensions Rise At Coba

Inflammatory claims describe Jamaica negroes as vicious lazy and shiftless and accuse them of increasing destitution fed by America. The text presents biased stereotypes without verifiable facts.

Jamaica America

New Inventions About Household and Office Devices

A sponge cup and paperweight combo uses a bottom bulb to draw water away when squeezed, keeping the sponge moist. A patent for a paper-hanging machine combines table, hangers, rollers, and paste pans to prepare sheets for cutting. Time lamplighters pair with alarms to ignite matches via a released hammer. A Hungarian ice bicycle uses a front fork roller and chain drive to propel the bike. A new writing desk features a floor base, single pillar, sliding back, and clamps to hold books, with a second pillar and copy holder for extra support.

Personal notes zesting society and art circles

The column cites Hall Caine allegedly rejecting a $50,000 check for his latest novel. It notes Mosso’s brain blood flow experiments tied to thought, the duchess of Cleveland’s India trip, Tottingdean church windows by Burne-Jones, Kipling at North End House, Sarasate’s gift to Pampeluna museum, and a collection of royal and noble jewels donated by Queen Victoria, Wilhelm I, Napoleon III, Dom Pedro, and others.

Eaid Hall Caine Mosso Duchess of Cleveland India Queen Victoria Tottingdean Bil J Burne-Jones North End House Rudyard Kipling the Elms Jacob's Ladder England Senor Sarasate Pampeluna Wilhelm I Napoleon III Dom Pedro Empress Augusta Alphonso XIV

Housewifery and Industry in Domestic Life

A Victorian essay extols daily duties in the home teaching young women to manage households efficiently. It argues that practical kitchen knowledge and housekeeping economies earn respect from both family and suitors, and that regular service in the house brings happiness and usefulness for a well ordered life.

Odd farm tasks for spring field work notes

The entry lists tasks for spring farming including mapping fields to cultivate, inspecting seed potatoes in the cellar, screening seed grain, overhauling tools, painting, oiling harness, mending gear, preparing a log for a stoneboat, and ensuring sugar making gear is ordered and stocked. It also cites historical endowments by Samuel J. Tilden, George Washington, Peter Cooper, Johns Hopkins, James Lenox, and Stephen Girard.

William Teastor Peter Cooper Johns Hopkins Baltimore James Lenox Presbyterian Hospital New York City Stephen Girard Girard College Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Challis Official Paper Custer County Mall of the Legislature Metropolitan Opera Mouse N R. G. Spaulding & Co Main St Tda Main Street Samuel J. Tilden George Washington R. N. Hon James Gayle W. H. Fecenke Cooe R. N. Hull & Co R.n.hull & Co Suscog Iy: le. Rtca John P. Spalding Prop
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