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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1903

Page

6

Russian Czars Attend Army Maneuver Near Pakoff

Telegram style briefs report the czar and czarina leaving St Petersburg for a maneuvers area near Pakoff, 162 miles away. Other items note a British Hudson Bay grain route scan, heavyweight era talk, and various political and business notes.

St. Petersburg Mannevera Pakoff Hudson Bay Hanna Cleveland Secretary of the Treasury Cheyenne Wyo Cassidy & Son New York

Boston Chosen for 1904 Grand Army Encampment Meeting

The Grand Army of the Republic selected Boston as the 1904 encampment site after a ballot and acclaimation. Officers were elected with Scott of Arizona as chaplain after two ballots. other posts include Black of Ilindis as Commander-in-Chief and Keene and Kesaler as vice commanders. Social events and reunions accompanied the session, with news of a veteran Samuel Birch dying at a local hospital.

John C. Black Ilindis C, Macon Keene California Marry & Kesaler Montana George A. Harmon Shia Winfeld Scott Arizona San Francisco Grand Army of the Republic Boston Bross Nebraska Scott Bradford Washington Denver Committee On Resolutions Press Club Merk Hopkins Institute of Art Naval Reserve Mare Island Navy Yard Grand Army Union Square Hall Woman's Relief Corps Department of Massachusetts Reunion Golden Date Hall Samuel Birch Boser Post Arcanum

American flag carried across Arctic Circle in Europe tour

Postmaster General Payne received a cable from Charles J. Gudden reporting an extensive European automobile tour. He had covered 3,500 miles and crossed the Arctic Circle in his car, having deposited an American flag with the Swedish government after the crossing.

Arctic Circle Washington, D. C Payne Charles J. Gudden Europe

Death of John Elisler Veteran actor and manager dies at 82

New York obituary notes John Elisler father of Effie Elister the actress and a veteran actor and theatrical manager dies at his home from heart disease. He was 82.

New York John Elisler Effie Elister

Detective Tarred and Feathered in Hillsboro Oregon

A Hillsboro special to the Oregonian reports a private detective from Michigan named Tromley was seized by about twenty five youths, tarred and feathered near his boarding house, then ordered to leave the city.

Portland Ore Oregonian Hillsboro Tromley Michigan Thromley Cave

Barnes Named for Leader at Nebraska Republican Convention

The Nebraska GOP nominated John L. Barnes for Supreme Judge and W. G. Whitmore for University Regents with broad support. Harry C. Lindsay was chosen state chairman. The convention adopted a principles declaration and backed John L. Webster for VP on the national ticket, noting unity and strong attendance.

Nebraska John B. Barnes Madison University Regentsa W. G. Whitmore Douglas Co. S. Alien Lancaster Harry C. Lindsay Pawnee Lincoln John L. Webster Omaha

President silent on canal treaty rejection at Sagamore Hill

Upon returning to Sagamore Hill from reviewing the fleet the president learned of Colombia's rejection of the canal treaty. He expressed disappointment but refused comment. Colombia's proposed amendments were seen as unsatisfactory, and the move may trigger consultations and possible action by Congress at an extraordinary session.

Oyster Bay N. Y Sagamore Hill Congress Colombia

Roosevelt meets guests at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay

President hosts a series of talks on financial legislation with Rep Hill of Connecticut and William D. Murphy of New York. Secretary Cortelyou and Rep Babcock of Wisconsin attend dinner. Governor Odell of New York holds a three hour conference with the president.

Oyster Bay L. I New York State Highuests Representative Hill Connecticut William D. Murphy New York Roosevelt Cortelyou Department of Commerce and Labor Representative Babcock Wisconsin Sagamore Hill Odell

Novel Writer’s Paradox Mirrors Creative Process

A literary observation notes that authorship can seem less about producing wholly new ideas and more about shaping, reworking, and reframing existing forms. It argues that novelty often arises from the writer’s voice, structure, and perspective.

The Socialists Divided Over Reichstag Vice Presidency

Berlin reports the Socialists claim entitlement to one of the Reichstag’s three vice presidents due to their larger representation. Other parties seem ready to concede. Leaders argue on accepting the post, with Herr Bebel opposing it to preserve obstruction and opposition.

Berlin Herr Bebel

Crescens Expected to Break Show Attendance Record at State Fair

Crescens the fastest trotter will headline the Nebraska state fair race program. The speed events total 8 000 in purses plus extra funds to attract top horses, promising daily standout races across five days.

Crescens Nebraska Board of Managers

Pastor Rev EB Davies Dies Sudden Death Tecumseh

News from Tecumseh reports the sudden death of Rev EB Davies four years pastor of the Tecumseh Presbyterian Church. He died while at Winona Lake attending an assembly during a vacation, leaving a wife a son and three daughters.

Tecumseh EB. J. Davies Tecumseh Presbyterian Church

Orleans Big Fair brings county fair and reunion to Orleans

Orleans Nebraska announces a three day event August 26 to 28 combining the county fair Old Settlers reunion and a street fair. The plan includes a bustling program with vendors and community activities expected to attract residents and visitors.

Orleans

Hedge bound over on forged check charge in district court

Jesse W Hedge was bound over to the district court in bonds of 500 after a preliminary hearing for forging a 45 dollar check cashed at Jones National Bank. He failed to post bond and was sent back to jail. White nack identified Hedge at the bank and White nack endorsed the checks when asked by bank staff.

Seward Jesse W. Hedge Scandia Kan Jones’ National Bank Whitenack Hedge

Plattsmouth Bridge Lumber Shortage Stalls Repairs

After heavy rain washed out many bridges in the county the commissioners face a lumber shortage. Oak timber for flooring and stringers cannot be procured and orders placed three to five months ago have not arrived.

Plattsmouth

Trapped a Burglar in Audubon Home

Mrs Sherlock of eastern Audubon woke to an intruder at a window. She phoned for help as her railroad brakeman husband was away. Police arrested the burglar, ending the attempted break in without a confrontation.

Virginia Telephone Company Gage County John A. Dobbs W. H. Stambaugh Joel A. Dobbs William Holm W. J. Kiser Joseph Mangus G. A. Erickson Fremont Rex Henry W. R. Brooks Signal Corps F. H. Richards Supreme Court George W. Lehdigh Anna Knuth Germany St. Paul Chamberlain Lillie Thompson Belleville Kas Beatrice Police Valentine Tomjnsk Bois Nebraska Thomas Antone Mike Union Ewing Cass County Holt County D. B. McMahon W. E. Harvey Madison County P. E. McKillip Humphrey Platte County Boone County McConnell Willie Koons Mike Lieberman Beatrice James Cole Audubon Sherlock

New York Window Displays Odd Anecdotes and Ads

A kaleidoscope of sharp ad copy and odd memorabilia appears in New York shop windows. It features Chauncey Depew related relics, dated notices from 1860, and catchy slogans about shoes, home comforts, and patent cures while a dated prairie of humorous quips wanders through in a lively, period tone.

Chauncey New York Merchants Upper Broadway Peekskill Chauncey Depew

Ball Blue and Defiance Starch Ad Quip

An ad parodies grocery slogans touting Ball Blue and Defiance starch. It mocks misleading packaging and price claims with humorous lines about lambs returning shaved and a mosquito that cannot hum to sleep.

Ya Man

Wabash Railroad Promotes Excursions to Midwest and South

Greatly reduced rates announced for home visitors excursions to Indiana Ohio and Kentucky with multiple sale dates. Half fare to Baltimore and return on selected Sept dates, with other itineraries to Little Rock Detroit and southern regions. Homeseekers excursions offered monthly one way and round trip tickets. Wabash advertises world fair viewing routes and via Omaha Nebraska agent contact Harry E Moores.

Indiana Ohio Kentucky Baltimore Return Little Rock Ark Detroit Mich T Wabash Wabash Wabash City Farnam Street Harry E. Moores Omaha Neb

Auto humor tale told by Rhode Island bishop visitor

Dr W N McVicar bishop coadjutor of Rhode Island recounts a Boston visit with boys on Tremont Street. They pretend an automobile with engine chugging and horn toot. A fourth boy behind calls himself the smell, delivering a dry punchline.

W. N. McVicar Rhode Island Boston Tremont Street

Loubet and Cambridge Relation Through French Revolutions

President Loubet meets the Duke of Cambridge in a dialogue bridging eras. The duke recalls Louis XVIII and Charles X, Louis Philippe, and Napoleon III, and notes his Crimea service as the sole surviving brigade commander among French troops. Napoleon died when he was a child. the return from St Helena happened at his majority. Four French revolutions occurred in his lifetime.

Loubet Cambridge Duke of Cambridge Louis XVIII Charles X Louis Philippe Napoleon France Crimea Napoleon Bonaparte St. Helena the Invalides

Grape Nuts Booster Promises Sharp Brains For Workers

A Marquette carpenter and builder credits condensed food Grape Nuts with rebuilding his brain and boosting strength endurance and nerves. He says three years of study and energy failures disappeared after using the product, improving digestion rest and overall life quality. Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich. endorsed.

Marquette, Mich Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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