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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1901

Page

2

Buffalo church to aid debt with Pan-American proceeds

Buffalo church members plan to board roomers during the Pan-American exposition and donate part of the earnings to clear church debt. A Tall Men’s club formed at the University of Pennsylvania with notably tall members. A Swiss landslide injured none of the nearby buildings. The French government funds a statue of Juno Nivet to be placed in Paris outside the tobacco manufactory.

Buffalo University of Pennsylvania Juno Nivet Europe

Triad member speaks native tongue at trial clash

A Triad member argued in his native tongue that Irish best conveys Ireland's wrongs while on trial. George W. Putnam, born in 183?, long serving railway clerk from Westfield Ohio, works between Ashtabula and Old City on Lake Shore line. In Naples court, Giacomo Simecoll allegedly murdered Negrim. Negrim’s brother, 16, charged through guards stabbing Simecoll in the stomach as he collapsed.

Loase of Commons Ireland George W. Putnam Tiincoln Ever Eines Weatfield Ohio Ashtabula Old City Naples Giacomo Simecoll Negrim Simeon Fitchburg Mass Lyons Club Cortland Montreal Dooley Boston Moran

Fragmented notes mix Greek church, Egypt, crime and drill plans

A collection of scattered items covers a Russian clergyman in Woods Run planning cenais for real Russians, a Minnesota county sheriff clash over back taxes, Arabi Pasha's Egypt fate, youthful offender outcomes, an infantry marching order study, and a Kansas City judge on reform. The mash highlights legal, political, and military topics with dated references and varied locales.

Woods Run United States Manny Thousandy Bertram County Minnesota Judge Furore Bohraim County

Venezuela and United States brink of diplomatic clash

The United States reports rising tension with Venezuela over recall of a minister and alleged protection of foreign interests. Diplomatic talks hinge on Loomis and Hay discussions, with warship action looming and both nations on edge amid broader claims of hostility and external meddling. A later note discusses a New Haven inventor proposing a new clock system and astrology based period warnings, claiming significant practical time-telling improvements and potential universal adoption.

Venezuela United States Loomis Hay State Department New Haven Nons Hecticut Vleek

Freedman silent as NL war drags on amid fan ire

National League magnates linger in limbo after Freedman’s hotel exit, blamed for the basebal war’s money drain and rowdyism. Critics say his leadership harms the NL while the American League gains public support, with New York a key battleground and speculation about star players moving routes.

Freedman Fifth Avenue New York National League George Davia Freddy Knowles Glanta Polo Grounds Giants Hooclumlam Holmes Joyce Jake Beckley Baseball Pink” Hawley Brooklyn Allette John T. Brush Father Chadwick

Demand for Quicker Baseball Games by Manager Hanlon

Manager Hanlon calls for speedier play in baseball, aiming to shorten the longest games to about one hour and fifteen minutes. He cites rules reducing foul delays, limiting the count and forcing quicker pitches, to curb spectator annoyances from Crawford Wagner Hamilton McGraw styles and endless fouling.

Baseball Clube Hanlon Wagner Hamilton McGraw

Diamond Scintillations and Team Movements Move to the Line

Diamond scintillations report Herman Long and R Lincoln Lown expected to align in coming days. Dartmouth Solleys nine captain Freq Orations is described as a clever outfielder and hard hitter. Tenney Bare predicts improvements in right field as Chick Star detention leaves a gap. McGraw sends well built Cherokee Indian player to practice at Hot Spring with aims for second base and to Baltimore with him.

Herman Long Ge.loo R. Lincwln Sclee Tas Dartmouth Solleys Tenney Chick McGraw Indiana Robinson Baltimore

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