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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
5
Hundreds of Chicago residents with no crime charged are shadowed by amateur detectives, or kids, hired by police and private agencies. The piece explains how shadows follow subjects, report discreetly, and are paid six to ten dollars a day plus expenses, with emphasis on silence, alertness, and fidelity as key traits.
Ginger sherbet recipe uses Canton ginger water sugar boiled 15 minutes then cooled with orange and lemon juices, strained and frozen with ice and salt for packing. Iron stain removal advises holding over ammonia water then applying 18 percent muriatic acid and rinsing immediately to protect fabric texture.
The seven months ending July 1900 show cotton exports at 142,576,007 dollars, far surpassing breadstuffs at 13,306,529 dollars and provisions at 106,505,856 dollars. Cotton year runs to August. August figures confirm raw cotton exports surpass all prior years since 1502, with the highest average price per pound since 1593 except 1596.
A landmark suit to probate A T Stewart's will begins in the Supreme Court this fall. Prominent lawyers have spent years gathering evidence on both sides of the Atlantic to prove kinship to the late millionaire. An autograph letter is cited as proving kinship to a nephew who will testify. The effort targets the estate shared with the widow and Judge Hilton.
James Chapman believed dead by Akron wife reappears in Alaska with Klondike wealth. After leaving 18 years earlier to become a missionary among Indians, his letters stopped, his wife remarried Charles K. Ives, and Chapman now plans to return to Alaska. Also noted are snake venom studies in India and later claims on bedbugs and a girls wood-sawing contest in Trenton for church funds.
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