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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
4
The item railing at political corruption and protections references Servia Breathitt County Kentucky and Mor gan elopement, Morgan's jail sentence, Chamberlain tariffs, Roosevelt post office reform, Quay chairmanship, and general partisan jabs in a late 19th or early 20th century Plattsmouth publication.
A Linois girl earned a diploma in one week and a marriage certificate the next, an anecdote illustrating her quick progress. She embraced the opportunity and became a noted example of timely achievement.
Prominent senators praise Indiana's Beveridge for vice presidential candidacy while noting the Senate presiding officer has limited opportunity to speak and a desire for a suppressed voice to be lifted.
The critique argues Payne is unfairly blamed for the post office scandal. It asserts his prior record shows he appointed a lobbyist and a practical politician as postmaster general, implying the root blame lies with those choices rather than reform attempts.
The text suggests Perry Heath’s name blocked an inquiry into irregularities at the New York post office. Officials feared scandal if they probed the actions of a prominent Republican National Committee member.
The Civil Service Commissioner report accuses a former first assistant postmaster general and the Postmaster General of prostituting the postal service for partisan ends. The piece labels Mr Payne a notorious practical politician and questions the likelihood of genuine reform under the Republican administration.
A banker publication reveals a proposed Aldrich scheme to replace the current bond circulation with industrial bonds. The plan aims to entangle national credit with trusts so that government action against the trusts would undermine overall prosperity.
Tarman Baer threatens to shut coal supply to outside buyers if courts and ICC deny his demand. He boasts that Pennsylvania will not allow its corporations and mineral deposits to be exploited for the rest of the United States. He warns railroads and mine owners may refuse service beyond Pennsylvania.
The Plattsmouth Journal argues for keeping judges free from politics, noting support for Jessen Sullivan and district judges as individuals who render fair decisions. It disputes rainbow chasing claims and asserts voters can override party lines to reelect judges who have shown satisfactory service.
The Democratic party faces a pivotal test as demands press for action. It must prove its usefulness by aligning with American principles and restoring the people's sovereignty. The electorate stands ready to support a democracy tempered to the nation’s needs and capable of uniting rather than factional division.
Nebraska City News analyzes possible district judge candidates as fall nominations loom. Rumors swirl about Judge Jessen whether he seeks renomination or steps aside for Cass County. others propose H D Travis of Plattsmouth for the Democratic ticket.
An early century observation notes that native American families average fewer than two children, contrasted with foreign fathered populations. It argues race dynamics rely on intermarriage and immigration to sustain population, suggesting no broad alarm despite forefathers day reflections.
A wary look at how Ohio tariff policy could influence the broader tariff plank backed by Uncle Billy Allison. Analysts weigh potential harmony or conflict between regional protectionism and peace-first tariff aims.
Dr Elster lists low rate travel options from Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs with round trip fares to July 1 10. Tickets offered by The Burlington in Waterman Block under the West name. Instructs to ask the ticket agent for particulars.
A guide tests kidney health by letting a glass of water sit to reveal sediment. It promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and urinary issues, claiming relief from back pain, frequent urination, and scalding sensations. Sample bottles and a free book are offered by Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
The council discussed street work staffing, approved a fire department hose upgrade, and instructed action on unpaid light bills and buried hydrants. Finance report passed, warrants to be drawn for approved claims. Annual appropriation ordinance read. additional flooded cellar cleaning bills referred. Street work delayed due to manpower constraints.
Matthew Gering of Plattsmouth returning from Sheridan Wyoming where he defended Mrs Barton in the trial for the murder of her father in law Postmaster Barton of Ardern. Barton acquitted on emotional insanity grounds. case drew wide attention around Sheridan and Ardeva. Mrs Barton may teach in Montana after recovering.
A letter contrasts an elderly beggar in Bucharest who died with over 200000 in his possession and calls for pity toward the hungry and suffering. It then extols Tuiner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a cure for indigestion constipation and sleeplessness claiming it restores digestion builds strength and improves complexion. Sold by Jos Tuiner Chicago and at Pilsen station.
Mrs J Benson at 210 South 16th Omaha offers infants wear from long slips and dresses to short dresses for ages 7 months to 3 years. Kilt suits and blouses in white and colored for 2 to 4 years with long and short skirts in flannel or cotton. Baby shirts bands 25cup. sheeting diapers in rubber cloth and stockinet. pinning blankets flannel shawls jackets and more.
State report from Bank of Cass County in Plattsmouth Nebraska shows assets including loans and discounts, cash items, and due from banks. Liabilities include capital stock, deposits, and undivided profits with official attestation by cashier T M Patterson on June 11 1905 before notary public.
Ordinance No 220 outlines transfers within Plattsmouth city finances. Transfers move 4400 from park to general fund 2120.50 from special sewer to general, 2100 from general to cemetery, and 510000 from general to library. The document records specific Secs and officials approving the action.
Fresh testimony pours in praising Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as unequaled. A Bentonville Virginia resident claims Bronchitis lasting three years was cured after using the remedy. Also touted as effective for Pneumonia and Grip with guaranteed satisfaction. Trial bottles free and regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
An old advertisement lists travel tickets from Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Ogden and Salt Lake City Deadwood Lead Hot Springs and Custer with round trip prices from 16.40 to 30.50 and urges asking the ticket agent for particulars. It also touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable summer diarrhea remedy for children and notes Chamberlain's Pain Basin as an antiseptic liniment sold by druggists.
Travel deals list round trip fares from Boston Saratoga Atlanta Baltimore Detroit and St Paul with specific July dates and prices including 33.75 32.20 52.10 32.25 21.00 and 13.21 for various departures from late June to July 21.
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