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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
2
A digest of diverse items notes Boxer troubles in Southwest China, a Detroit Sunday baseball stance, and ongoing international affairs. It reports passings, railway and factory wage changes, a Cleveland fire, church and diplomatic moves, and forthcoming ships and races, with other regional incidents and political notes.
In Paris, Matilda awaits Rupert as Cromwell and Mazarin loom. a dangerous encounter unfolds with Lord Neville. Rupert duels Neville over honor and papers, then spares him after a tense exchange, while Matilda worries their time is running out and awaits Rupert’s return.
In chapter excerpts, Mrs Awaffham complains of praising Cromwell while Gen Swaffham and Doctor Verity discuss the nation’s response. Cromwell’s masterstroke shocks London, as many call it usurpation of capability. The crowd largely remains silent, shaping a tense political moment.
The piece laments the stress on female switchboard workers in New York, noting many faint under pressure and that irate male callers provoke frequent crises. It highlights the strains, seriousness of complaints, and occasional public humiliation faced by operators.
Edwin S. Robbing, a Connecticut manufacturer and businessman, extends his religious life beyond his Gireystone home by hosting or joining gatherings in distant cities each Sunday evening, despite a busy schedule.
St Peters burg dispatch reports Russia pressing for free entry of its goods in Central China and for China to suspend duties in most of Manchuria. Moscow seeks to tax Chinese arms imports to Manchuria, build a Galgan factory for railroad needs, and close Manchuria to other powers. Mongolia status to remain unchanged. Russia to keep 2 100 000 taels from New Chwang customs as indemnity.
A Lebanon Kentucky city official testifies that back and kidney pains eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The advertisement cites kidney disorders including bladder trouble dropsy and Bright's disease and offers a free trial by mail. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a box.
Dr. William Thomas Councilman of Harvard Medical School says he has discovered the germ causing smallpox. The finding is hailed by physicians as a major medical breakthrough rivaling past Bos ton breakthroughs. Details will be shared Tuesday evening at Harvard Medical School before the Boston Society of Medical Science.
Guthrie Oklahoma May 25 hearing set by Associate Justice Hainer for Kaw Indian tribe members seeking to block allotment of lands in their reservation. The case will be heard at Newkirk Oklahoma.
London. King Edward appoints a royal commission to inquire into food importation during war and related issues. The Prince of Wales serves on the panel with Lord Balfour of Burleigh as chairman.
Washington Postmaster General Payne discussed with Attorney General Knox the need to appoint a new head of the Post Office legal division. With General Tyner removed and Christiancy away pending investigation, a temporary replacement is required.
Berlin physician Dr Samuel J Metzler claims microbes can be killed by repeated shocks. He allegedly attached bottles of soup containing microbes to a girl’s waist and had her dance until exhausted, asserting the microbes were nearly exterminated.
The Eloise Florida postmaster, short one cent in his last settlement, paid the deficiency from his own pocket. An auditor later found an overpayment of one cent due to an arithmetic error and sent a one cent draft to the postmaster, who has just received it. The remark ends with a moral about opportunity and generosity.
Mrs. J J Monson of Powersville Kentucky recounts eight years of kidney illness cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She describes fear, breath difficulties, and smothering spells, then recovery after starting the remedy. She is now 36, back to work, and highly endorses the treatment.
A pointed remark suggests Marconi may pursue a venture into wireless politics, turning a long held demand into a new field of innovation and public influence.
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