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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1900
Page
8
Local paper notes political remarks from Adlai Stevenson and Bryan, discusses the card trust exporting and reshipping, promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with refund guarantee, mentions J P Spalding, Jim Corbett and wife joining the variety stage, and coal miners disputing ton weight versus consumer weight.
A composite note lists a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Remedy curing flux in West Virginia and praises Pain Balm for rheumatism. Also included are partisan quips about concert votes and Mark Hanna, reflecting period political and medical ad copy. Solicits sales by J. P. Spalding.
A pair of stories challenge Mr. Bryan and his Silver issue efforts. One alleges bribery to push silver policy, while another claims an icy missile was thrown at Mr. Hanna, cited as fresh evidence of political tricks.
The text argues the novel Story of an African Farm fails as drama since it is a religious problem study, situating its scene as well in Kamchatka as Africa. It discusses the Kaiser's reaction to oblations for Baron Ketteler, possible display of tea decapitation and Yung Lu, and notes Illinois likely voting Democratic with Chicago polls predicting a Bryan landslide and state-wide impact.
The document lists county and state offices for a Custer County Republican ticket including Auditor Supt of Public Instruction and others with names such as Harry J. Syms Jessie Rite Robert Bell and more. It also notes a coal strike delay and alleges attempts to photograph and penalize Virginia African Americans at polling places to suppress votes Prince.
The discourse weighs trusts and party strategy as Hanna denies trusts while Roosevelt displays them. Monnett faces renomination trouble after attacking trusts. Bryan’s remarks on negro offices spark debate about Republican policy in the North and Solid South, with Livingston predicting a Bryan vote in New Jersey. The piece notes changing views on trust enforcement and Paris exposition trends during wartime.
The letter discusses Pekin and Germany, debating ad visability of holding it. McKinley urges Mark to read his acceptance letter and avoid another break. He warns Democrats may accuse Republicans of aiding trusts if allowed. Woolsey would support the army canteen as the top issue.
The question of a traveler's right to a seat pre-empted by avalise has reached the courts and is expected to be fought through to a conclusive end.
The farmer faces pressure from a barbed wire trust likely to lower wire prices. He notes that while most farm goods are near production cost, the cost of wire has almost doubled in the last two years, and the issue ties into the Bryan or McKinley election.
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