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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1899
Page
8
The writer critiques ballot stuffing and fraudulent registration, notes Secretary Root’s report stirring protectionists, comments on Gorman and Bryan, mocks Wanamaker’s Sunday school duties, and warns against unseating the Sultan of Sulu. Also references British alliance talk, cotton mills in the South, gold standard, and James D. Richardson leading the House minority amid foreign policy cautions. Custer County Mines.
The document details the Nellie No 1 and No 2 claims spanning 2000 feet along Garden Creek in the Bayhorse mining district near Challis Idaho. It notes vein structure, lead and silver values, recent ore shipments, two adit tunnels, and strong dredging potential with hydrauli c plant, plus connected Gracy claims and other cinnabar rich prospects with high grade quicksilver and gold values across multiple sites in the Challis region.
P Spalding promises refunds if not satisfied after using two thirds of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The ad touts it as best for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and says it is pleasant and safe to take. It claims prevention of colds progressing to pneumonia.
The state department statistician announced this week that the U S cotton crop will reach about 9,500,000 bales. The productive area is about 28,500,000 acres this year, up from 25,000,000 acres in 1898.
Cumberland Maryland pastor says Chamberlain’s Goli Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is reliable and cures when taken in time. He notes personal use and others’ success and mentions it for sale by J P Spalding in February.
Mr Harvey author of Coin's Financial School presents a new work Coin on Money Trusts and Imperialism. The book is promoted as set to have a strong sale in 1808 period markets.
Roberts, a Utah congressman, draws significant attention for his public role. Commentators suggest retirement, proposing a transition to the stage, highlighting the scrutiny and speculation surrounding his future.
The sale of Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for its soothing properties and pleasant taste with claims of prompt cures. Mention of J. P. Spalding as seller. Also a jab at Joe Choate, labeled as Ambassador to Great Britain, warning he may jeopardize his position if he talks too much.
Secretary of War Root asks Congress for 8.5 million dollars to fund a Pacific cable project. He outlines strategic communication needs and national defense priorities tied to undersea linkage with Asia and Pacific territories.
The speaker warns that McKinley I governs an alliance of Germany and Great Britain and questions how long before this country may require a crown prince and a dowager empress if current imperial tendencies of the Great William go unchecked.
The text notes growing Republican dissatisfaction with party records on trusts currency and the Philippines. It argues a unified Democratic effort in every state could yield a surprise in the next year's campaign, implying trouble for the GOP.
Secretary Gage has decided to extend the period for presenting bonds for redemption in a move seen as aiding Wall Street. The measure, viewed as mild in effect, reflects tension between monetary stringency rhetoric and practical accommodation for financial interests.
Ex congressman Breckinridge of Madeline Pollard fame was nominated last week by head Republicans and Democrats in his district to succeed the late Congressman Settle.
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