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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
4
The notice discusses advertising rates for the Alliance publication and mentions a public notice in Box Butte county. It notes a quiet police day in Alliance on the Fourth and recalls a Crawford ball game described as the players’ best effort.
A national debate centers on whether William Howard Taft should serve as secretary of state. Supporters argue experience and diplomacy, while opponents raise concerns about policy priorities and political balance.
Police reported an arrest among residents in the city described as Fourth A Second Zion City, with authorities noting ongoing inquiries and brief official statements. The report emphasizes the single arrest amid a list of individuals found in the area.
Amid conflicts in Manchuria and Poland with threats of war in Finland, observers argue the Russian czar should welcome a peace conference to ease tensions and avert a broader crisis.
Wry note suggests a united Black Sea fleet chase of mutineers aboard the battleship Kniaz Potemkine could provoke a minor but intense upheaval, described as a tempest in a teapot.
A chaotic scene described as a display of patriotism ends with Alliance taking control of a bakery amid loud noises and fireworks, leaving the community in confusion about the events and motives.
In Alliance the Fourth, youths sample a poisonous paper roll as concern grows that the new cigarette law will fail.
The Republican state convention is scheduled for September 14 but many party leaders deem the date too late, forecasting potential factional clashes within the party ranks.
The death of Secretary of State John Hay robs the administration of one of its strongest cabinet members. He was praised as fearless and influential though not always seen as wise in policy at times.
The senate irrigation committee, which passed through Alliance last Saturday, drew local interest as citizens hoped for a practical illustration on irrigation from the experienced body during its stay in Washington.
The article explains that many out of town visitors attended the Alliance Fourth celebration, but the staff omitted the full attendee list due to the large number and printing time.
The report notes Mites and Secretary Wilson deny marriage rumors, with diplomatic denials urging caution not to overdo it. The piece hints that someday the truth may emerge.
The state board of health may compel physicians to shave mustaches and whiskers to prevent disease germs, though the plan risks producing a flood of homely mugs in public view.
Jrows D. Rockere announces he does not wish to be viewed as a selfish monopolist. He expects the public and Commissioner Garfield to grant him a certificate branding him a philanthropic monopolist.
A Topeka Kansas bank failed last Monday causing an estimated 1 million dollar shortage. CC H Devlin a principal stockholder is blamed for the wreck through speculation. Devlin reportedly handed the bank securities worth 700000 dollars and life insurance policies with near equal cash value.
In the Maritime Alps eastern France, three large eagles attacked postman Gustave Silva as he carried letters between Bonpello and Puget Theaters. He died after six days of agony. Two French tourists, Joseph Monand and Antoine Neyseul, were wounded when the birds attacked. Monand was killed. Neyseul survived after ten head and back wounds and six weeks in bed. Shepherds rescued Neyseul.
The city of Alliance Nebraska, a growing western Nebraska metropolis, promotes its water works, electric lights, city hall, fire department, schools, churches, banks, and railroad facilities on the Burlington main line. It declares itself a division headquarters and invites inquiries and a twenty four page illustrated industrial edition.
A stream of visitors and residents travel between Hemingford Alliance and nearby towns for the Fourth. People from Broken Bow Spearfish Heart Ravenna and Crawford visit relatives and shop, while local businesses expand services from meat markets to land offices. The dam contract at Wathfinder is awarded and several residents relocate or celebrate in Hex Butte county.
Box Butte County is credited with shipping 96 500 bushels of potatoes for the year, according to statistics from the Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics released yesterday. Sheridan County leads the state with 190 400 bushels, placing Box Butte second among counties.
The German Shakespeare society marked the poet’s birthday in Weimar with enthusiasm. Herr Von Possart of Munich’s Bavarian court theater lectured on scenery using a model of the Elizabethan stage. The gathering hosted English and American guests and was presided by Dr. Oschelhauser, a founder of the society.
A child questions a wealthy mistress about having everything and buying anything. The lady affirms, but the child wonders if constant abundance becomes dull, contrasting daily bread with endless possession and monotony.
French naval engineer Renaud proposes using a captive balloon rising to a set height to detect rocks and shoals beneath water. Sailors know shallows can be seen by water color in some seas, and higher viewing points reveal them more clearly, especially near Brest. Photography from the balloon could further improve detection.
In a playful tale Pat learns golf basics from a greens keeper and takes a noon lesson. He explains the game to Casey with broad humor describing a white ball and long stick, and notes his first swing never touched the ball.
Edward L. Adams serving as consul general at Stockholm wrote an obituary for a child who died after trousers burned during a Fourth of July celebration. The piece ended with condolences to the bereaved parents but printed a garbled line about friends prophecies, causing embarrassment.
Grand jury in Haverhill, Massachusetts, reports there is no legal basis to declare Mayor Wood void or to pursue bribery charges, ruling that canvassing for the office does not constitute valuable consideration.
An extensive roll lists state officials including governor and attorney general, county officers, and city department heads. It also details church congregations, fraternal orders, and auxiliary groups with meeting times and leaders.
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