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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1901
Page
8
Senator Hanna plans to travel to Dover to resolve the senatorial contest and campaigns for Ad dicks, arguing his election is essential. The latest reform proposals to remove duties on steel and other trust controlled goods meet fierce GOP opposition over funding for future campaigns.
J P Spalding guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money if not satisfied after using two thirds of the contents. The ad proclaims it the best remedy for lagrippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and says it is pleasant and safe to take and prevents pneumonia. April
In a flippant wartime thought experiment the speaker questions whether dying for one’s country would be justified by a sugar dispute with Russia and treats it as a satirical musing on patriotism and excess.
George W Waitt of South Gardiner Maine reports severe cough and grip then credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with rapid relief after one bottle. He endorses the medicine as honest and effective. The ad notes it is sold by J P Spalding. The piece ends with a Washington inauguration crowd anecdote about distance.
It is not so much what the newspapers say as neighbor and friend praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is reliable for babies with cholera infantum or adults with cholera morbus. Pleasant, safe, and dependable. Sold by J. P. Spalding, druggist.
A veteran notes that twelve years in the navy turns sons of artisans into snobs who scorn their origins and resent social standing. He claims Congress probes the rottenness of a hog combine that aims to distribute House offices among its members, yet declines to act on the corruption.
An editorial quip notes that the United States should reconsider its approach when offering liberty to Cubans or other groups. It implies skepticism about the recipients appreciating American aid and hints at a call for restraint in foreign beneficence.
The passage notes Senator Jones riding J in a procession, not chained to chariot wheels, while franchise hunters discover Congress forbade granting loot except under conditions to curb abuses. They plan to press for an extra session to repeal the restriction, aiming to revive the loot.
The writer argues the U S should claim all small coastal islets under historic treaties after asserting control of the Isle of Pines with Spain rather than ceding to Cuba. He warns that reciprocity treaties will lapse March 4 and predicts retaliatory legislation, noting private negotiators would be accused of sharp practice for similar refusals.
Congress approved over 1500 special pension bills nine tenths previously rejected by the Pension Bureau for cause. The bills passed under strong pressure from separate political pulls and interests driving the action.
The speaker questions the wisdom of appointing a mere corporation lawyer to the Attorney General post and suggests a great constitutional lawyer would better serve the trusts and national interests. The remark frames a critique of corporate influence in high offices.
Readable fragments describe a trio linked to Sampson ven Dewey house and Hob son month with potential civic or local significance. The text hints at names and a time frame but lacks clear actions or outcomes to confirm a full event summary.
A provocative statement questions Gunner Morgan's actions and character. It suggests he avoid ostentation and fake ancestry, implying true worth should align with humble Irish labor roots and family background. The tone is critical and confrontational.
A provocative query imagined as a late 19th century court case asks whether courts have ruled that the Bell Telephone Company must discontinue service. The tone echoes editorial musing on wealth as vice and public utility control.
The White Rats urge Tesla to establish contact with a rising star before control falls to the Theatrical Trust, highlighting concerns over access and influence in the early entertainment scene.
Admiral Crowninshield nicknamed the pirate by clerks plans a court martial for Morgan, alleging he distributed the Sampson endorsement. The move targets the sponsor’s leverage and the political fallout amid naval affairs.
The passage notes Congress may be away for weeks or months. It states the body limited the Philippine franchise grab but did not authorize a subsidy grab in the United States. It suggests we should not be utterly astonished if Congress is back soon.
Dubois, who walked out of the St. Louis convention four years ago, and lost his job there by, is back in the Benate, while Shoup, who stayed in the con vention has now had a step down and out.
The Ah Fong sisters of Hawaii have married white men. They are described as half Chinese, a quarter Portuguese, and a quarter Kanaka. The brides are noted for their education and reputedly hold a dowry of one million dollars each.
The measure list shows numerous road and bridge projects authorized by the Idaho legislature including funding for Sal mon river crossings near Challis and Banner Payette river bridge near Boise, wagon roads in Custer Elmore and Cassia, and a Snake river bridge at Warm Springs ferry. Other bills authorize immigration limits, voting machines, mining claims titles, teacher institutes, peddler licenses, and stock controls. The net mining tax bill was killed and the Sixth Judicial District was created.
Dated at Wallace Idaho the duo executors or co owners with first publication January 1st witness statements indicate joint ownership and citation of legal action in Bend Oregon areas with dated terms and no further specifics provided
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