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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1900
Page
8
The Challis post reports Salisbury extending congratulations for defeating Bryan and warns of a forthcoming ship subsidy scheme. The plan would divert 39 million dollars annually for 20 years to the shipping trust, funded by taxpayers.
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 praised as the best remedy for lagrippe, coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe. It is claimed to prevent any cold from developing pneumonia. Marl.
The election outcome favored Democrats as Republicans warned of a panic if Bryan won. Many voters who supported McKinley did so reluctantly, fearing Democratic triumph could threaten their jobs. The fear-driven stance explains the landslide.
F A Babcock of Eric Pennsylvania reports a fall injury to the hip from lifting heavy boxes. After doctors diagnosed rheumatism, he tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm on a 50 cent bottle and was cured. He now recommends it to friends. sold by J P Spalding.
The excerpt contemplates whether extending McKinley era power by four years could yield unforeseen and repugnant new events and policies, contrasting past leadership with future possibilities under the Republican Party.
Charles H. Marks serving as a nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and finds it effective. Sold by J. P. Spalding. No telegrams of condolence have been received by Mr. Barker according to available notices.
The court will decide if a wan is entitled to rights in the colonies without Congress action. The piece argues the Constitution and flag meaning, notes Republican control may unseat Democrats on flimsy pretexts, and hints at 1904 party leadership shifts with May or Harrison of Chicago in focus.
A lengthy excerpt combines political squibs on McKinley Grover Hanna Beveridge and Cuba with a poetic prelude and a seller’s pitch for the 1901 Hicks Almanac. It notes the desire for a third term debate, mentions mining life, Alaska terms sour dough and chechalker, and ends with an ad for Word and Works Publishing Company offering the 1901 Almanac. The piece markets labor, risk, and weather forecasting in early 20th century American journalism.
A discussion accuses Odell and Roosevelt of suppressing a report about the ice trust to damage Mayor Van Wyck before an election. A telegram was disclosed urging Roosevelt to withhold the opinion until after voting, accusing officials of branding an innocent man to gain partisan advantage.
After an election, Secretary Long agrees to the armor makers' requests, reversing his earlier denouncement of their demands and granting them all they sought.
Americans secure a car building contract for South Africa from Great Britain by promising quicker production at 80 percent lower prices. Yet U S infant car builders seek strong protection against cheap British imports, selling in South Africa cheaper than at home and paying freight.
Seth Low announces bid for New York mayor on the Republican line to defeat Croker. Critics warn Low cannot be nominated without Platt's consent and fear Platt domination would worsen conditions beyond Croker's rule.
Pennsylvania legislators opposed to Quay attack claim key balance of power position may topple the plum tree boss. If true, the state could face a prolonged Senate vacancy and shift in control.
Hailey News-Miner notes that the value lies not in the number of mills built but in those kept running. It questions the proportion of mills still operating and argues that construction alone does not guarantee ongoing operation, urging preservation of active mills.
The Supreme Court of Idaho holds it is illegal for county commissioners to receive fees and per diem for examining county roads. The ruling voids any such compensation and reinforces a prohibition on self payments by elected officials in county road oversight.
A traveler recalls the Klondike era with harsh justice, noting that most gulches and beaches are claimed by Lap and Swede interests, a mission trader and preempted lands, while the new breed of miners uses attorneys and agents to stake claims. He laments the long, lawbound hunt for fortune and the brutal costs of licensing and governance.
Monterey Mexico Nov 15 report says American officers found records in Pekin claiming Chinese discovered America 1500 years ago and built temples in Sonora. A temple ruin near Ares was found two years ago with a stone tablet carved in Chinese. A Chinaman who visited the site deciphered it and backed temple evidence, prompting calls for expedition to explore further ancient Chinese temples in Sonora.
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