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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
3
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Henry A. Salzer, La Crosse seed company head and Idaho Gold Coin Mining & Milling president, reports a vast gold ore deposit on his properties in Idaho. The discovery sent the company's stock up sharply in a day, drawing Salzer Seed Co patrons and investors to the news.
The American Racing Cyclists Union marked its first anniversary in Trenton with a decisive move against L A W riders seeking reinstatement. Major Taylor and Nat Butler suspended. Tom Butler fined. others fined for switching allegiance. Track safety questions arise after Caldwell tandem crash at Tattersall’s Chicago meet. Newhouse shines in season end races. Cooper leads championship table with 49 points. Miller beats Pierce in 20 miles at Athletic Park St Louis. fast mile 1 46.
Tom Cooper enjoys a fortuitous season benefiting from Bald failing to regain his former form and avoiding the boils that plagued him previously, boosting Cooper's standing in the circuit chase.
Cooper raved for the championship Uthe and will go to France next season as the American champion with Kiser as his closest competitor. Spokes Hines of Michigan division L A W declines reelection. McDuffee fined for fast riding on Coney Island path while training for a mile a minute. Walters accepts Burns Pierce challenge to 100 miles in 24 hours. Major Taylor declines France race offer over Sunday restriction. Lawson sues Turville for impersonation of the "Terrible Swede" in Mormon city disturbance. Van Valkenburgh retained to defend Mears before league committee.
Mrs Nex dore criticizes the minister for failing to practice what he preaches, sparking a light exchange with Mrs Nabor and others about his difficulties in delivering sermons, as reported by the Ohio State Journal.
Stockholm Sweden likely has the highest telephone density in Europe with about 23 000 phones for under 200 000 inhabitants indicating a robust communications network.
Women write letters about persistent illnesses and pain hoping for guidance from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Pinkham, assisted by women, says millions have been helped and cites examples from Miss Eula Brenner and Miss Neue Russent who describe relief from backache, nervous fatigue, painful menses and kidney trouble after using the remedy.
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