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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
3
In January Jane probes Lord Neville's silence as Cromwell seeks Cluny's return and Guther plans loom. The Hague reports rise as Tasburg is ordered to summon Col Ayrton and a search resumes for Neville amid political rearrangements and a ceremonial resolve.
Jane Swaffham seeks an interview with Cromwell to gain courage and aid in the crisis. A Paris departure for Lord Ching Neville and Abel Dewey’s swift journey launch a deadly plot aimed at the Protector, amid March’s spring awakening and looming danger in London.
A London correspondent reports Japan’s naval units mobilized last week with secrecy. The fret army reserve partly mobilized, troops arrive unguessed. Over 100 transports are moving, 28 transports and 38 warships lie at Suxedo near Nagasaki. Forty transports with the Kumanato vision lie at Takeshiki Harbor ready for invasion. Destination believed to be Chung Yu to isolation Korea.
General Rafael Reyes, Colombia's special envoy, refutes reports of a planned war with Panama. He says negotiations with the U.S. State Department ended January 18 with Hay, and he has nothing further to add unless Washington reopens talks.
The Missouri Pacific Denver to Kansas City line derailed near Miller Kansas as it traveled at forty miles an hour. The engine and rear Pullman stayed on track while baggage mail smoker and chair cars left the rails and overturned. W L Brown of Des Moines was killed and thirteen injured, one seriously. Officials cited a broken rail caused by severe cold weather.
A Alspateh from Swankopmund cites onward clashes in German Southwest Africa since January 21. Three men killed in sorties from Okahbandia against besieging natives. Omarurra garrison repulsed January 27. Oumbingwe believed besieged. Rail repairs beyond Karibib begun. Okahandpa, a mission station eighty miles from Walfisch Bay, reportedly connected Kaffirs with Hereros. defense led by Lieutenant Senlow with 200 men.
Mrs Ference Maybrick, serving a life term for her husband’s murder, has not been freed. She was moved from Aylesbury prison on January 25 to a private institution for recuperation, still under guard and legally a prisoner. A release is expected within two months.
State department notes indicate all Santo Domingo ports now controlled by the Moralés provisional government, succeeding Wesy Gil. Though the Jiminez uprising appears stamped out, the United States has not recognized Morales but has begun relations to protect commercial interests.
George Shields found his wife unconscious with head wounds and his two year old daughter in a blood filled hall after a brutal assault. A razor and bloody hatchet lay near the door, which had been barricaded with a chair. Mrs Shields, awakened, reports being struck by a negro.
A lawyer argues a husband should earn a secure income before marriage and provide an allowance to his wife in proportion to his earnings. He claims clear pre marriage planning would reduce divorce cases, noting the vow carries heavy financial duties and responsibilities.
An unusual wartime note describes Japanese soldiers fighting without sound or visible limbs. It claims they lack hands, face relentless drumming and bugle calls, yet still produce faint 00 cheers in battle.
Estherville resident George J Barber testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his 16 year kidney disease progressing to Bright's Disease. He says Chicago doctors failed, a Estherville physician treated five years without relief, and the pills finally restored his health. He lauds the medicine as the best in the world.
An advertisement highlights Salzer's Grass Mixture and New National Oats from Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin claiming high yields. It mentions a farmer sowing Salzer's Grass Mixture achieving a grand stand in forty one days. Also notes architect Stewart's fireproof hollow tube flooring system and Winslow's Syrup with coffee imports at New Orleans for 1903 reaching over a million bags.
A fragmented ad style excerpt promotes Stop the Cough and Works Of the Cold Bromo Quinine Tablets, noting prices and medicinal claims. The text shifts to a nutrition aside praising bananas for sustaining life, describing their preparation and dietary value in various forms.
An old advertisement promotes a catarrh cure claiming internal and blood surface action. It alleges a physician’s backing and a special formula of ingredients sold by Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, offering testimonials and free samples to entice purchases.
Sir Edward Fry calculates the time since life first appeared on Earth at 450 million years. The remark appears in a recent discussion noting vast geological ages.
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