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Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1905

Page

3

Peruna Endorsement From Washington Woman

Miss Mildred Keller of 718 18th Street Northwest Washington D C shares a catarrh cure testimonial for Peruna claiming rapid relief after years of illness. She says the remedy rebuilt her constitution restored appetite and left her feeling healthy and strong. The article notes many similar unsolicited testimonials Dr Hartman receives.

Mildred Keller 18Th Street N. W Washington, D. C Hartman

Rumor of Battle as Russians Consider Land and Sea Fights

A rumor spreads that Russian forces may launch simultaneous land and sea combats. Analysts caution that reports are unconfirmed and detail scarce. Officials urge restraint while monitoring troop movements and naval activity.

Silence Signals Russia Manchuria Naval Watch

St Petersburg reports suspicious dispatch stoppage from Manchuria and a possible transfer of command as Vice Admiral Rojestvensky moves toward Vladivostok or To Wo. Naval circles await early skirmishes while Admiralty remains silent and rumors swirl about relief and fleet reorganization. The Russian army is refitted and ready, with General Linevitch not prone to inaction.

ST. Petersburg Manchuria Rojestvensky Towo Vladivostok Chinese Sea United Squadrons Associated Press Annam Naval Admiralty Clade Nebogatoff Straits of Malacca China Sea Bible Voelkersam Linovitch

Rojestvensky Moves North Aboard Pacific Fleet

London reports Vice Admiral Rojestvensky has started northward with the Russian Pacific fleet. Kwangchau Bay in the Chinese sea is cited as the likely final departure point for joining Japanese forces, noted for its strong anchorage and sheltered channel. Observers claim provisioning and fleet coiling arrangements are inadequate, delaying operations in Indo Chinese waters.

London Rojestvensky Kwangchau Bay Chinese Sea Russian Pacific Ita

Ex-Official Ohliger Sentenced Eight Years in Ohio Penitentiary

Ohliger former Wooster Bank president ex-congressman and postmaster faced Judge Taylor in U S District Court pleading to a draft with no funds. sentenced to eight years in the Ohio penitentiary. He also served as county treasurer and internal revenue collector in Cleveland during Cleveland's administrations.

Cleveland O.L Ohbliger Wooster, O., National Bank Taylor United State District Court Ohliger Ohio Wooster

Russians stay outside French waters near Honkohe bay

Paris dispatches report French officials say the Russian fleet remains outside French limits and not in Hon Kohe bay area. Officials cite communications with Indo China authorities to confirm no breach of French centrality.

Paris Hon Kohe Bay Indo-China Oe Ncet

The Modern Farmer Lives a Century Ahead of His Predecessors

The article contrasts modern farming life with fifty years ago, noting the loghome era gave way to comfortable homes with mail delivery, telephones, acetylene lighting, and modern plumbing and heating. It highlights acetylene as a popular rural lighting choice among 60,000 users nationwide, with farmers among the strongest adopters. The piece portrays ongoing rural progress as proof of national evolution and extols the farmer as freer healthier and happier today.

Tonny Elty United States Lion Coffee LION

Old West fare game draws crowds in St. Elmo saloon

In St. Elmo saloon yesterday, Arthur Cordiner of the Fashion counted as high as 3800 dollars in the fare game while Charley Hooker held the dealer’s chair as the action drew longtime locals and old timers recalling past stakes, per Los Angeles Times correspondent Jer ome.

Arizona St. Elmo Arthur Cordiner Stel High Charley Hooker Jerome Los Angeles Times

Demand for Old Snuff Boxes in Paris Auction

High prices prevail in Paris for eighteenth century snuff boxes. In a sale from M. Guilhou of Bryonne, a gold enamel box appraised at 1600 dollars sold for 4000. A pair of candlesticks once owned by Marie Antoinette sold for 3000, below expectations.

Paris M. Guilhou Bryonne Marie Antoinette

Money Spent On Gemma Jewelry Surpasses Sewing Machines

The New York Sun reports that Americans allocated large sums to gems and jewelry last year, exceeding outlays for planes and other musical instruments and more than triple the amount spent on sewing machines.

New York Sun

Societies Provide Farm Machinery Across Servia

There are at least 540 agricultural societies nationwide in Servia distributing modern implements to farmers. The groups maintain a central office in Belgrade to coordinate activities and share equipment advances.

Servia Belgrade

Great Change Attributed To Grape N Nuts Diet

A Buffalo housewife credits a nervous stomach with their illness and reports a dramatic recovery after switching to Grape-Nuts. The ad touts the cereal as half digested and rich in phosphates, claiming it rebuilds brain and nerve centers and outperforms medicine.

Buffalo Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Russians Do North Combined Fleet Off Annam Coast

A May 16 report from the British steamer Hong Wang places the Russian fleet at 19.90 N 110.99 E about 120 miles northeast of Cape Varella near Annam, with 42 ships sighted by Segovia forty miles away on May 15. The fleet appears not yet in imminent battle, heading toward the Annam coast and the island of Hainan, while supply ships reportedly wait for Nuselan forces.

Annam Singapore Cape Varelia Hong Wang Segovia Cape Vorell Hmainan Hong Kong Rosestvensky Hoong Formos Togo

General Wood Ends Campaign Returns to Zamboanga

General Leonard Wood ends his campaign against Moro pirates in Sulu and returns to Zamboanga with his troops. The engagement caused nine killed and twenty one wounded among Wood s forces, plus two constabulary fatalities, while the outlaws were mostly followers of the sultan of Bolu.

Zamboanga Manila Wood

Secretary Wilson Tours Kansas Agriculture Tour

Secretary Wilson and government experts traveled through Kansas by special Rock Island train from Texas. They inspected the McPherson experiment farm and the Kansas Agricultural College at Manhattan before continuing to Herington and Norton for farmer addresses and a 2:30 afternoon meeting.

Manhattan Wilson Texas Rock Island Road McPherson Herington Prof Spillman D. M. A. Carlton Department F. P D. Coburn J. W. Robinson State Board of Agriculture E. R. Nichols Kansas Agricultural College Norton

Fear General Tieup In Chicago Labor Unheaval Looms

Sunday reports indicate a broad labor dispute in Chicago as seven express companies refuse to reinstate striking workers. The seamen’s union holds a wait stance while employers pledge support for the express firms. The Lumbermen's association plans deliveries to all firms, signaling a wide-scale disruption may begin Monday.

Chicago Seven Express Companies Expres Company Teamaters Wolon Shea Express Airikela Lumbermen’s Association

Funeral of Hiram Cronk Last War of 1812 Vet Buried in New York

Hiram Cronk the last surviving veteran of the war of 1812 died and was buried in Cypress Hill cemetery with full military honors after lying in state at City Hall The lying in state drew thousands of mourners the first time since General Grant rested there.

Hiram Cronk New York Cypress Hill General Grant

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Cures

An article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women, claiming it cures female ailments and strengthens health. It describes a route of medical practice, the creation of a Buffalo laboratory, and testimonials of improvement after using the remedy.

Sitios Bia Lila Patinnia Soffalo United States Pierce Cian Buaffalo Merce

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