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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR items mention names such as Don and George Keyes along with scattered words like Roches and Tolmad. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a complete news item. Further readable content needed.
The notice lists scheduled court terms in the Fourth Judicial District across multiple counties including Lincoln, Mountain Home, mamter, and Eisine. Dates shown include February 5th November 5th March 6th October 16th April 2nd September 1th June 4th Outer Ist and November eth with convening times at 0 am. Judge O StocksLAGER presides.
A river man recalls a New Orleans anecdote about the costliest rabbit. On a Jefferson Parish sugar plantation Italian workers chased rabbits after harvests, leading to a $5 daily dock for any worker who chased. A single uncatchable rabbit cost 1,250 dollars, ending the chases on the plantation and leaving workers wistful yet compliant.
The cheapest shortest and most direct route to Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanod Basin Seafoam and Shee fountain. Carrying U S mail passengers and express. P Spalding Agt Challis.
Louis von Mol a Parisian law student receives credit from The New York Journal for foiling an assassination attempt on the prince in Brussels. He describes leaping to restrain Lipido, disarming the assailant, and enduring police mishandling. He lists losing an umbrella and gloves in the scuffle.
Green river hen eggs, known as mud hen eggs, are reported as an Illinois product sold in Chicago. May is the busy season for egg hunters who raid marsh nests along the Green and Winds rivers, with profits described and most eggs taken in Bureau county.
R A Stinson of Huston recounts Madrid sights and a shopkeeper’s sword trick. The two handed Toledo blade, priced high, was tested by driving its point into the floor to bend the blade, then released to spring skyward. The shopkeeper warned the observer to practice in an open area with armor needed for safety.
Ten surviving scouts led by William H Young and James Harrington charged a 600-strong Filipino force at San Miguel de Mayume Ori on May 13 1800. The daring assault, matched by bold leadership and support from Oregon volunteers, drove the enemy from the city though Young and Harrington were killed.
The National Chrysanthemum Society, 53 years in existence since 1846, reflects on the evolving bloom. From golden expectations in 1840 to a spectrum of damasks, purples, pinks, and sea green hues, color and form advance beyond past boundaries. The note ponders endless possibilities in chrysanthemum perfection and public pleasure.
The Chronicle notes Dewey Day crowds in town contrast with country golfers who left Chicago for nearby greens. Many chose quiet nature over parade pageantry while still honoring the admiral, easing Manila memory with a round of golf amid springlike scenes.
A collection of vivid excerpts on the man with the drum keeping time in processions and the band scene, followed by a portrait of Agassiz’s American welcome and a native tale about Edward I and the Prince of Wales. Also includes a cynical remark on missionary land loss told by a commercial traveler.
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