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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1899

Page

2

The Preaker Fragments On Life And War And A Hero Boy

A mixed clipping discusses pessimism, marriage, and a sentiment about trust as a man reflects on hardship. It notes a decree easing Russia’s exclusive privileges in Asia and reports the bravery of Rudolph Becker, a New Brunswick boy who saved his brother at the cost of his life when a runaway wagon struck him.

China Iar Ruewia Ady Dreming Tachen-wan Rudolph Becker New Brunswick N. J Siater Rudolph van Sen Baby Nathan Donohue New Orleans Boston Montreal Thurston Washington Gov. Andrew Geo. Dix Chesapeake Maine Bull New York New England

Watchman hero amid war and detective life in Boston

A collage of wartime courage and postbellum crime lore, detailing a river-crossing rescue in the Philippines, the Alaska boundary talks and British American negotations, plus a dramatic portrait of James Donohue known as John Bull. The piece blends heroism, diplomacy, and crime lore into a single page feature.

Campaign Opens With High Sacrifice and Courage

A campaign begins described as a clash with an enemy of immense power and a form of death. The piece dispatch notes life saving crews on duty today. It salutes brave hearts and calls for triumph in every engagement.

Fined for Laughing at Capitol Concert Leader Haley Fined

Washington DC Judge Taylor fined Haley for laughing at a Capitol plaza concert where Haley and Santelman from rival bands had often played together. Haley refused release and was jailed after deposit of $4 collateral. Next morning the judge called the affair church choir trouble and imposed a $10 fine.

Taylor Washington, D.C Haley Santelman Marine Band Capitol Plaza

A Felon's Love Chapter Vis Mystery Of Missing Luke

In the night Bob Luke vanishes from the station with no trace. Hall, Haynes, and troopers search thirty miles. clues point to Luke’s hut and wife Mrs Baynes, but the trail ends amid questions and tense suspicion as investigators comb the settlement for his whereabouts.

Mr. Hal Baynes Haynes Sullivan's Mr. Hall Bob Luke Luke Man Bob Nome Mindown Mount Gipps Jack Hall Tom Haynes Tom Baynen Aimael Sullivan Oime Twon Franson Mean Hall Lake Robert Luke Tom Baynes Stip Hidimen Ehold Damen Mrs. Baynes Mare Bay Cook Colonia Barrier Ranges

Untitled prose fragment from a late 19th century periodical

Fragmentary OCRed text presents a collage of inside jokes, casual chatter, and political commentary. The piece references a riding party, social chatter about a character named Jim, a plan to stop for a bite, and stray remarks about peace and foreign policy. It includes a rail at war talk with Russia and China and a brief aside on bee flight speeds.

Fortea Mont Othep Cha Bullivan Jim Ruwsia Chin England Manchuria Salisbury Russia China Pekin Mouraviett Kel Port Arthur

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