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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
8
The article notes Republicans leaning toward a resolution outlining terms for U S withdrawal from Cuba. It adds the United States lacks right to dictate beyond ensuring a stable government, yet questions remain about authority in current times.
J P Spalding offers a refund if not satisfied after using two thirds of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Advertises as best remedy for lagrippe, coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough and safe to take. Claims prevents a cold from turning into pneumonia. April.
Democrats outnumber Republicans at a recent night session on the subsidy despite claims the bill enjoys broad support. The article notes supporters are wealthy senate men with many dinner parties preventing attendance at late sessions.
Bartlett & Dennis Co. of Gardiner Me reports Mr D Glass testifying that Chamberlain Cough Remedy cured his winter 1897 cough after trying many medicines. He credits quick relief to the remedy and endorses it to friends. Available at J P Spalding druggist. Also notes U S minister Wu’s outspoken diplomacy and criticism.
What would you do if taken with colic or cholera morbus when the physician is away and stores are closed You will always keep Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in your home Per sale by J P Spalding mi.
Rumors say the President would not be wholly regretful if the Supreme Court overturns his Philippine policy. Indicated is a difficult position in the Philippines and the possibility he might not mind being gently but firmly removed.
A note on Kansas as a place with several citizens gaining recognition, referencing Ingalls Simpson Pfeffer Sheldon and Mrs. The remark hints at local interest in notable residents and community figures.
Secretary Long sent Congress a list of seven vessels fought for and sold after the war. The United States Government lost about 840000 dollars, over forty percent of the purchase price. Evidently someone profited from selling ships to the Navy.
Ohio reports a man aged 88 ran away with a 67 year old widow and married her. They returned home and were forgiven by their children. British officials reportedly altered the HayPauncefote treaty, delaying submission to Congress. Little Breeches hails the outcome of his arguments before Washington correspondents.
A premier London tailor introduces a new coat named King Edward to succeed the Prince Albert style. The design signals a notable shift in menswear, drawing attention from fashion circles and the public alike.
Congress plans a unit of Census Bureau women to resist Mrs Nation as she targets unlicensed rum rooms at the Capitol. The aim is to preserve Congress’s reputation for gallantry amid protests and reform efforts.
An Indiana couple named their baby Alice of Old Vincennes Smith. The piece notes quirky name trends in fashion spreads predicting more bold choices like To Have and to Hold Brown Unleavened Bread Robinson and Quo Vadis White, while Praise God Barebones is unlikely to recur.
Letters answering practical questions about boxing definitions are sent to Governor Nash of Ohio. The inquiry asks when a match is officially labeled a prizefight and seeks guidance on regulatory distinctions.
The article notes Andrew Carnegie has sold his armor making works, enabling action on his convictions in a national election without risking his business prosperity. It mentions Chicago footpads robbing a bakery and comments on the need for the United States to keep its word and avoid defending any breach of promise suit.
Report states Britain will send 80 000 additional troops to join the 220 000 already in South Africa, signaling a decisive expansion of forces as the conflict continues.
In a recent geography test students were asked to locate several rivers named in the River and Harbor bill. The task proved very difficult as even those responsible for funding struggle to identify the rivers.
The fragment notes a day ending with reduced turnout in Nebraska for the Senate race. It laments no new candidate receiving votes while remarking on Theodore Roosevelt’s memory and the tense expectation of facing an angry Senator without compromise.
There remain only thirteen warriors from the Modoc tribe as aging elders recount a history of conflict with Firewater and white settlers reducing their numbers.
Kansas opportunity offers purchase of a ready to operate drug store. Includes established patient base, supplier setup, and turnkey equipment. Training available, with potential for expansion in a growing regional market. Contact for details and financial terms.
The session discusses Bounties on predators with proposed pay for coyote and bear destruction, sheep tax to fund bounties, and road and bridge appropriations. It covers petitions to abolish Shoshone County, a martial law resolution, a Sunday closing bill debate, and measures regulating mine hours and stray animal sales.
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