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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
8
The paper notes a brief storm that arose during President McKinley’s oath and stayed confined to the Washington area for about six hours. It mentions public reaction and suggests some may view the event with irony.
J. P. Spalding guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money to anyone not satisfied after using two thirds of the contents. It is promoted as the best remedy for lagrippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is described as pleasant and safe to take. It claims to prevent cold tendency toward pneumonia. Apri.
Secretary Hay begins negotiations to trade another portion of Alaska to Great Britain in exchange for permission to spend 150 million dollars on a canal aiding both nations. The remark targets an Anglo “maniac” in the State Department.
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine reports a severe cough cold chills and grip and says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only effective medicine after trying numerous useless products He notes one bottle cured him and commends the manufacturers For sale by J P Spalding druggist Edward VII reportedly would not mind the reign if it wasn't for DeWet.
A man accused of stealing peanuts from a New York street stand was arrested on a charge of impersonating a policeman. The incident highlights street crime and law enforcement response.
A local reader endorses Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for both infants and adults. The note emphasizes its safety and pleasant taste and asks readers if they keep a bottle at home, mentioning J. Spalding Drugist as seller.
A terse adage advises making mail part of life or letting Mark handle it. The line reflects a historical quip about duty and delegation attributed to William I’s era, though presented as an aphorism rather than a formal document.
The piece critiques British and American aims in China, noting sustained claims of shared interests. It questions joining Britain to pressure Russia from Manchuria, mentioning rising trade, a reference to Bob Evans, and a nod to Sampson and a Fourth of July gift amid shifting foreign policy dynamics.
The piece notes growing distrust among many Democrats toward Republicans who ignore pressure. It hints that Mac faces a patronage conflict potentially surpassing Garfield and Conkling, and may need Mark's intervention to navigate his own allies.
In a surprising turn Goodness expresses relief as Addicks suffer a defeat, offering a sober consolation to supporters. The outcome leaves fans weighing hopes and disappointments in a season of uneven results.
Mr Chandler is appointed to the Commission on Cuban Claims. The move pleases New England corporations holding Cuban railroad stock damaged in the war. Senator Chandler favors corporations. The next fiscal year will cost the United States Government about 400 million dollars more than before the Spanish American War, a roughly 50 percent rise in peace time expenses.
The Agricultural Department informed a party that applied that it had no white rats for distribution but advised procuring Belgian hares.
The piece argues that with about a thousand Negroes in the South for every one in the North, lynching of Black men appears disproportionately higher in the South, reflecting regional racial violence disparities.
A critic jokes that Kansas would have invented submarines if it claimed heavy innovation in flight suggesting the impossibility of such expectations and highlighting provincial bravado.
A sharp jab at J. Wilson Durant, mocked for theories on concealing a death in a duel and reviving himself, described as flamboyantly Frenchy in tone. The comment critiques his claimed methods including bribing witnesses and newspaper disclosure.
Paparin-law Zimmerman realizes he must study bell pups fast horses and soubrettes to avoid being led into trouble by the Dula. The note hints at a comic or satirical local reflection with quirky terms and a cautionary tone.
The objection to the Gage sugar scandal centers on the Secretary's interpretation of the law to please the Sugar Trust, diverging from the Attorney General's formal opinion.
Report says Britain reached terms with Botha for surrender promising amnesty to all but Steyn and DeWet. The two leaders are described as a host in themselves and remain obstacles to a full peace.
The administration signals possible conflict related to Cuba terms and pledges, asserting intent to maintain a strong military force to quell any uprising. The remark reflects concern and frustration over deteriorating conditions.
The remark claims a facial cut makes Emperor William resemble a man fresh from China while noting that the loot involved remains substantial. The line plays on travel perception and satire about wealth tied to the cut and loot.
Cornelius Vanderbilt addressed the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in New York City on his new steam boiler firebox design. The cylinder sections replace the old box, saving time and labor. A corrugated airface reduces clinker buildup, with charts and pictures supporting the claims. He answered questions confidently, impressing both young and veteran engineers.
Alfred Harmeworth of London Mail offered a 100 pound prize to the first reader’s letter chosen from over 12 000 replies to the New World New Year edition. Herbert L. Baker, Unitype general manager, wrote that tabloid form lacks substance yet may have merit. Harmsworth praised the coinage of the term tabloid journalism.
President Harper of the University of Chicago attended a public installation at the Masonic Temple and petitioned for membership in Ashlar Lodge No 308. He declined to confirm Mason status, saying he could not answer, while lodge members kept the proceedings secret.
The Belgian chamber resolves that every member of parliament must be a total abstainer while officiating. In Britain the soap industry outputs about 45 000 tons weekly, with 3 000 to 4 000 tons produced in London.
Co owners Lewin K. Sweet and Charles Waller publish a notice stating eight hundred dollars have been expended to hold the Tenay lode mining claim in the Seafoam Mining District Custer County Brace of Idaho. If co owners do not contest within ninety days after publication their share of costs three hundred dollars and twenty dollars in advertising will vest the claim in the subscribers. Publication dated December 2 1900 Wallace Idaho.
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