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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
8
The note questions Mr. Quay a practical farmer who has not sought guidance on plum orchard cultivation. It asks if the Senate would find Clark's seat claims foul, should it not also deem Quay's claims fishy.
In Porto Rico list of valuable products no campaign funds mentioned. If troubled with rheumatism, try Chamberlain's Pain-Balm with a free trial. One application relieves pain and it cures sprains. cuts, burns, frostbites, quinsey, side and chest pains. Every bottle warranted. 25 and 50 cents. Sold by J. P. Spalding.
Mr. Burton of Ohio, Republican representative from Senator Hanna's home city, objects for the second time to the Nicaraguan canal bill in the House. The Senate has rejected a motion to take it up. McKinley pretends concern for its fate and urges the Canal Commission to speed a preliminary report. The public remains skeptical.
An editor prints his paper to serve patrons and profit. He writes in the Leader Courier of Osceola Mills Pennsylvania that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts magically and is the best in their household. If you have a cough, try it. For sale by J. P. Spalding.
The remark notes Admiral Dewey altered his stance once regarding the Presidency and questions whether he should alter it again or have it altered for him.
The President pledges to assign Porto Rican jobs to capable men rather than politicians. A flood of applicants arrived at the White House even before the bill was signed, each claiming influence. If he withstands this pressure, he may surpass past performances and meet national expectations.
Philadelphia schoolboys chose a New York messenger to carry good wishes to Oom Paul. A Philadelphia would have had whiskers before he got there.
Critics call Bassett’s annual survey of Custer County faulty, disputing 1898 vote totals, mine towns listed, population figures for Challis, and the description of valleys and agriculture. They argue the report overstates resources and misidentifies grazing and farming districts.
The piece notes that after Miss Goggin listed eight reasons for not marrying and added a ninth about never having a fiancé, marriage proposals poured in at about twelve per day, all driven by advertising.
Senator Hoar warns against imperialism and the flag’s betrayal. He urges following the flag for freedom and humanity, rebuking imperial schemes, and cites Founding Fathers in a defense of liberty and a strong republic. The speech laments American drift toward empire and calls for adherence to constitutional ideals.
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