Rosec ute Nelly Governor and Advisers With Spring Action
Rosecute Nelly governor and advisers with spring action.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
3
Rosecute Nelly governor and advisers with spring action.
Governor Hoch and advisers weigh a court move to remove Treasurer T. T. Kelly. An advisory legal group met at the Kansas State Library to outline possible suits and grounds for embezzlement or other action, with the aim of ousting Kelly.
News reports confirm a Japanese landing on Sakhalin with a garrison deemed unable to resist. Japanese fleet supported landings near the village between Shepivan and Korsa as Russian troops burned government offices and coast defense guns before retreating.
In Switzerland the second tunnel through the Alps near Simplon was completed on Thursday. The ventilation tube runs parallel to the traffic tunnel and can be widened to accommodate increased bus traffic. It extends for more than miles from land to Italy under the Alps.
Delegates from Kansas City packing interests arrived to negotiate a possible monopoly. The press publicizes strong opposition to the venture, calling it loathsome to American ice and provoking indignation. A bill to legalize a territorial asylum in Oklahoma is mentioned, tied to a Bayhead Bainetype asylum plan and a tract with the Okighome Sant Company.
Report describes bribery allegations in an Oregon case where defense witnesses clash with prosecutors. A key witness Green Beard faced a direct question about money for testimony, but Judge Bennett intervened to sustain an objection and the witness refused to answer.
Chicago reports a federal grand jury indicted twenty two individuals from four packing firms including Armour Swift and Cudahy entities on charges of restraint of trade and conspiracy to monopolize. One extensive indictment spans over sixty typewritten pages. Trials likely to begin in the July term.
The Minnesota steam er carried the Japanese peace plenipotentiaries to Seattle after a ceremonial escort through Yokohama. Baron Komura and Baron Katsura led a large party including Marquis Ito and the American minister, amid crowds, bands, and fireworks. The ship saluted by Takso and sailed with convoy. Edward Bought Jap Bonds. London. King Edward faces stock surge after gains.
Paris reports guard ships from France and the United States accompany the body of John Paul Pones en route to Cherbourg after a 10 o clock Thursday night departure. In Washington the embassy hosted a dinner for visiting American officials with Premier Bouvier and cabinet members among the guests.
A collage of consumer tips and ads extols Calumet Baking Powder as superior to cheap powders, noting better leavening, uniform quality, and longer shelf life. It contrasts costs, cites testimonials, and includes various product pitches and short jokes from 1909 era ads.
A garbled advertisement sketch features stray health tips and jokes, mentioning painless dentistry samples and Allen’s Foot-Ease powder, plus a brief quip about cutting soup and dessert to balance a bill. It cites LeRoy New York and a Kansas City Drovers Telegram joke line.
The Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Department presents a colored folder on the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland. It offers a complete description of the exposition and its attractions with a bird's eye view of the grounds and buildings, plus scenes around Portland to aid visitors this summer.
Notes cover the state fair dates at Sedalia, uniform updates for the Galt band, hunting licenses, a governor’s speech in New York, local births, town name changes, injuries and deaths including a murder conviction in Warrensburg and a fatal train accident near Laredo.
H B McCarver of Portland Maine testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured months of back ache and kidney trouble, noting relief after a cold started the issue. He reports no recurrence for several months. Price 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY fans. Amateur pianist quips about a loud pedal moment.
A Rochester mother reports her baby’s terrible skin sore improved almost immediately after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The remedy cleared the sore by the second week with no trace remaining. The anecdote appears in The Daily Telegram.
The piece cites the Aroostook potato growers and the Boston and Maine Railroad in a Senate Commerce hearing. It argues railroads enable markets for eight to ten million bushels in New England and Michigan potatoes reach Detroit and Chicago, with price cuts and low rates aiding farmers while reducing railroad revenue. It warns governmental rate controls would have prevented needed rapid action, risking crop rot.
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