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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
3
The fragment references Highland dress rules, a casual remark on kilts and aprons, a statement about health promotion with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and notes on original medieval manuscripts. It also mentions broom corn production in Coles, Douglas, and Moultrie counties, Illinois, supplying 27,000 tons of the world’s 35,000 tons.
The Haveng Post reports extensive cleaning of the governor's palace entrance marble, identified as ancient alabaster, removing century old dirt and improving appearance. Other fragments mention various ads and notices including remedies, fabrics, and household goods.
A Baltimore News piece recounts Patti’s two parrots, one a talker who imitates trills and melodies, the other Jumbo who went dumb after purchase in New York for 200 dollars. The tale includes a doctor’s arrival and the parrot’s famous first and last words.
A witty clash unfolds as Lady Blessington’s complaint to Otley and Saunders sparks sharp put downs. Count D Orsay retorts that the matter is not personal while deriding Otley and Saunders. Meanwhile handwriting experts appear in murder trial coverage and a New York letter notes Europe’s two faces with a jokey remark about France and a Chinese wall.
Lincoln recorded 105.8 on Sunday and 112 near pavements as a heat wave killed four men August Kortge Axel Segerholm George Duncan and G N Rogers. The city logged only two days below 100 in the past month amid record highs and fading nerves.
The state board of equalization reports a total state assessment rise of 23,137.00 with Wheeler County awaiting official word. The state levy per county is set, showing Wheeler County’s current year assessment at 1,232,122.60 and a statewide total of 74,124,632.20, up from last year.
Game Wardens Shypking and Simpking clash over stopping fish slaughter along the Platte due to low water. Sand bars trap fish and locals catch with pitchforks while the law limits fishing methods to net and line.
Reportedly the governor may receive a list of individuals tied to Hartley state funds, with parole terms implying Bartley seeks restitution. The anticipated disclosure could reveal who held or misused state money and the amount involved, shaping possible prosecutions and clarifying Bartley’s past shortages.
William Rudcliffe of Denver seeks state protection for his property near Delta after warning locals to leave. he claims danger of lynching and says a $19,000 loss due to his men’s actions. He consulted the state game commissioner and may seek guidance from the attorney general on state duties.
Mrs. Kruger widow of former President Kruger of the South African republic died Saturday afternoon July 20 at Pretoria after purulent pneumonia at age sixty seven. Mr Kruger learned of her death later due to telegraph delays and wept alone.
Fran Marshall, a colored man, shot and killed his seventeen or eighteen year old niece Verne Lee and seriously wounded his sister Eliza Marshall at 312 South Twentieth Lincoln at 10 o clock Friday night. He then fired on himself but was captured. Lynching rumors circulated as Chief Hoagland protected him. Police say motive may have been Marshall’s desire to keep company with his niece.
Napoleon C. Foyt’s fourteen year old son George was brought before Judge Ballitt in Osceola Nebraska on a charge of sinning against reform. The boy was sent to reform school. Mary Shafer of Minden Nebraska was placed under bonds of 300 dollars to compel an appeal with a neighbor woman regarding a dispute over chickens.
A Minneapolis woman, wife of Judge McAllister, recalls years of back and side pain improved within a week after using Peruna. After seven weeks she reports a complete cure and gratitude. The notice warns against cheap imitations and urges buying Peruna only from druggists, with Hartman’s guidance available gratis.
A New York City man near Union Square runs a discreet hobby consultancy. He matches clients with collectible interests such as books, china, coins, stamps, and curios, earning 10 to 25 percent commission. Physicians and others send patients to him for hobby guidance, while customers receive items within weeks.
The article extols St Marys Academy Notre Dame Indiana noting its curriculum and facilities surpassing standards, praising devoted teachers and Christian educational spirit, and emphasizing the school’s nourishing environment and climate for young women.
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