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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
8
The December 47, 1904 issue comments on Mr. Roosevelt's message to Congress as space writerish in spots and jokes about an editor at the White House. It humorously imagines Oklahoma's bought-and-sold governor being influenced by football interests and hopes for regular game attendance.
The ad promises a full refund after using two thirds if not satisfied with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It claims the remedy combats la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take. It also states the product prevents colds from leading to pneumonia.
A brief editorial note praises the Republican Party for taking action against internal corruption, expressing approval that the party has actually punished its own rascals.
Mark Hanna speaks on Congress taking a hand in party affairs. He gestures to survey the field and defers decisions, saying it is too soon to talk until leaders assemble and assess the situation.
Mr. R. Gray of Amenia Duchess County New York endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine he has used noting it is effective for children with croup. He says it prevents attacks when given at first signs of hoarseness and urges keeping it on hand for immediate use. Sold by J. P. Spalding.
Republicans in Congress snap at tariff revision and reciprocity issues, signaling deep intra party tensions that could fracture party unity as debates intensify and factions contend for control.
The notable Republican lawmakers in Congress have openly opposed the administration on reciprocity with Cuba, a position unlikely to excite or reassure Cuban interests.
A flannel patch, dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm, bound to the affected area, provides prompt relief for lame backs aches in the side or chest and also cures rheumatism. One application offers relief. Sold by J P Spalding, druggist.
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa made a brave attempt in the Republican House caucus to liberalize the Reed rules a little but the highest vote for any liberalizing proposal was 41. The House will continue to act as a register when Speaker Henderson presses the button.
Pa congressman Dalzell aggressively pressured the Republican kickers during a party meeting, using his influence to shape votes and enforce party discipline amid internal factional tensions.
The speaker notes a number of gentlemen across parties would be wise to protect themselves by taking an antidote and avoiding exposing their sores on the House floor as the matter becomes contentious. The remark references presidential peril and the sting of the presidency.
A fragmented opinion piece argues that the Republican Congressional faction cannot loot the public treasury without alerting voters. It claims Roosevelt believes in civil service reform and mocks GOP daze at perceived reform zeal.
The statement notes that despite considerable discussion there are numerous aspects that were not expressed in the message to Congress. The remarks emphasize gaps and omitted details, suggesting more context or clarification could have been provided.
A note highlights a rivalry between King Edward and General Buller over control of matters in the small island theater. The exchange centers on who will dominate strategic decisions during the campaign, with observers watching the dispute's impact on operations and morale.
The movement alleged to exist in Congress to force the Cubans to ask for annexation by denying them favors is not credible. Many American statesmen from Jefferson onward believed Cuba annexation was inevitable, but that does not justify unfair tactics to achieve it.
The passage argues Gov. Savage of Nebraska should be ashamed for dismissing his private secretary due to rivalry fears ahead of the Republican state convention. It contends the move boosts Lindsay’s bid for the GOP nomination and notes Savage, as state central committee chairman, could exploit the situation to his advantage.
Charleston exposition opens with Chauncey Depew delivering prenuptial style oratory, hoping for better finances than Buffalo experienced.
Warrants against Custer county to be paid on presentation with interest to date. Payment due within sixty days from the July 1901 notice. Current Expense Fund. Nos. 54 55 56.
Article reports Charles McNichols explaining Indian service hiring via civil service exams. Notes for carpenters, blacksmiths, farmers, industrial teachers, laundresses, cooks, seamstresses entrants. positions vary by exam or trades blanks. Details teachers exam with drawing and geometry. wages from 450 to 720 yearly. about 4,000 employees. Also describes role of matrons and laundresses. outlines application process to Washington.
In a lively club night at Town and Country, Force of Habit and Mise Waltzer mix with a guest who teases another round before the music ends. A playful crowd enjoys the dance floor as the dialogue hints at more to come.
The Scientific American lauds Lieut Peary for expanding Arctic geography through Green land coast surveys and inland ice cap measurements. His methods emphasize native cooperation and dog sled travel, and a spring dash for the North Pole may further map the Arctic region and settle debates on exploration strategy.
A breakfast table quarrel turns into a jab about a capital wife in a humorous Chicago Daily News excerpt. The second fragment recounts a French amateur chauffeur refilling his motor with absinthe in a small village, claiming the De Dion ran smoothly afterward. Both items resemble lively vignettes from a late 19th or early 20th century periodical.
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