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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs Fred Seydel of West Philadelphia praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing female illnesses and helping her have a healthy baby girl. The ad claims over one hundred thousand yearly cases treated and urges sick women to write for free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Report from Warsaw notes growing unrest across Russia amid war losses and censorship. Mutiny aboard the Kniaz Potemkine strengthens anti government sentiment as mutineers seize control and threaten Sevastopol with stockpiled munitions.
A London Pall Mall Gazette correspondent surveys Warsaw amid Russian rule, noting Western and Eastern contrasts in religion language and architecture. The city blends Polish national sentiment with a growing Orthodox influence and a large garrison, while authorities suppress overt nationalism.
Government clerks in Washington form a regular league with teams from the various departments. Cabinet officials attend games held near the White House circle each afternoon, led by Secretary Metcalf and Secretary Moody. The Chinese ambassador Sir Chentung recalls a famed Amherst student pitcher who might have pursued pro baseball.
Graeme Stewart a leading Chicago merchant and prominent citizen died June 26 two weeks after a stroke. Born August 30 1853 he served on the Republican National Committee from 1900 to 1904 and was a key organizer in the 1900 campaign. He worked closely with Hanna Payne New and Kerens in national finance and advised President McKinley in the Midwest.
A London scene recalls a Spanish banner misread by the young king of Spain as a message meaning long and happy reign. The word folk was intended but laughter followed, as the phrase in Spanish failed to convey the message while in French it echoed get out.
The Ava resident recalls Mr. Cronkett the last survivor of the War of 1812 at age 100. He praised America and dismissed England as fading, defending the republic against a visiting English traveler who warned of 26 000 British marines landing in New York.
A Garfield report finds the packing industry earns roughly two percent gross margin on business, much lower than other sectors. Census data from 1900 show Illinois millers averaging nearly seven percent margins, while wholesale slaughterhouses in the state yield about two percent, sparking debate over “beef trust” concerns.
The London journal notes Americans arriving in large numbers with distinctive attire. It sketches quiet-looking men in fitted coats with padded shoulders, long boots, and straw hats, while describing women with brown faces and pale eyes, green veils in the breeze, and sharp accents.
An all around family paper from Omaha Nebraska invites readers to subscribe. It promotes serials short stories and departments on home farm and merited industry edited by nationally reputed editors. Special rate of 10 cents per year for 60 days.
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