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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1904

Page

8

War of races and nations in a March 22 1904 reflection

The piece argues a white Christian line in a global conflict between nations and races. It extols Russian soldiers, praises Japanese resolve, and warns against religious prejudice while urging calm urging Japan’s restraint toward smaller nations. It links modern progress to disciplined, intelligent peoples and ends with a triune view of life and body spirit mind.

Russia United States Japan China Manchuria Heaven

Random Thoughts. The Editor on Pride in Labor

The editor urges dignity in work and pride in daily toil. He cites a hod carrier who refused overtime and warns against a world where laborers work only to clock out. He praises proactive, improving minds as the force of progress.

Panama conduct called out as lynch law by Smythe

Rev. Dr. Newman Smythe of New Haven criticizes Americans for acting as judge and jury in Panama, accusing them of hot haste and declaring it another example of international lynch law while boasting they are not like robber nations.

China Newman Smythe New Haven Panama

Perry Heath Declines Interview on Postal Fraud Allegations

Perry Heath refuses to comment on postal frauds. the decision keeps him from public elaboration as investigators pursue details. Supporters say he protects his privacy while critics urge transparency amid the probe.

Perry Heath

Taft Says Tobacco Workers Earn More Now Under Rule

Secretary Taft claims tobacco workers earned about double wages under Spanish rule compared with today while prices for life’s necessities have tripled under American rule, calling it benevolent assimilation.

Taft

Democrats Debate Military Nominee Amid War Talk

The text notes opposition to Funstonizing and a possible plea withdrawal to a guilty plea. Bourke Cochran backs a military nominee for the Democrats, naming Dewey Schley Miles Lee Wheeler or Bell as possibilities. The era buzzes with military and political clash as Governor Odell and Senator Platt again clash.

Bourke Cochran Dewey Schley Miles Lee Wheeler Bell Odell Platt

Roosevelt backs no VP nominee open to Booker T Washington

The article states President Roosevelt is not committed to any vice presidential candidate, leaving a clear path for Booker T. Washington to be considered. Washington would become the focus if Roosevelt withdraws preferences, signaling potential groundbreaking nomination.

Roosevelt Booker T. Washington

Whipping Post Returns as Deterrent Against Crime

A historical verse-like reflection argues that fines fail to curb crime while prison or harsher punishment may not deter all. It asserts that the whipping post has a consistent, if controversial, impact on stopping cruelty such as baby torture and wife beating, framing corporal punishment as an effective corrective measure.

Senator Hale Voices Philippine Islands Removal Urge

Maine Senator Hale speaks frankly and with some enthusiasm about wishing to get rid of the Philippine Islands. He advocates ending U.S. possession and returning to a focus on domestic affairs.

Hale Maine Philippine Islands

First Annual Meeting of Guster County Stock Growers

Notice states the first annual meeting of the Guster County Stock Growers Association will be held in Challis on Saturday April 6 2004 to elect officers including the Executive Committee elect new members and conduct general association business Joseph Rodgers president L B Johnsro secretary

Guster County

Notice of Attachment in Custer County Court

Notice issued by the Sixth Judicial District Court of Cairo is served in the matter of Rael J. Michael and Walter W. B. in the County of Custer. An attachment has been issued against the property of the defendant, GEO. BE. KBYEa, by the clerk of the court, with the first publication March 1904.

Idaho Coster Rael J. Michael W. B. Walter Sixth Judicia Cairo Custer Geo BE. Kbyea

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