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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1902

Page

3

Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Helps Mrs Sophie Binns

Mrs Sophie Binns president of the Young People's Christian Temperance Union at Fruitvale California reports cure of ovarian congestion and inflammation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits relief within two months and continued use for full recovery. The notice urges women with related symptoms to seek the remedy and warns against inferior medicines.

Sophie Binns Young People’s Christian Temperance Union Fruitvale Bal Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Mrs. Sopum Brans

Defiance Starch Company Quality Claim

A local critique outlines the term not in the trust as a strategy to sell inferior goods. It asserts Defiance Starch Company makes the best starch with no watered stock and sells 16 ounces for ten cents, urging readers to ask grocers for Magnetic Starch Co. Omaha, Neb.

Defiance Starch Company Yoour Grocer Magnetic Starch Co Omaha Neb

Earliest Russian Millet and Oddities of the Day

An advertisement touts Earliest Russian Millet seed with claims of high yield per acre and low freights from John A. Salter Seed Co. The page also includes assorted consumer ads for medicines, household goods, and humorous anecdotes about American life and train travel.

John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis

House Committee Advances Chinese Exclusion Bill

The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved the Chinese exclusion measure with many changes. It extends the ban on Chinese laborers to the mainland and all insular possessions including the Philippines and Hawaii and directs the Philippine commission to enforce it. San Juan Puerto Rico was removed from admission ports, and identification must include photographs at the Chinese expense. The penalty for officials failing to detain applicants was reduced, vessel forfeiture shifted to a monetary fine, and witnesses rules loosened. Chinese sailors on American ships may be employed.

Washington House Committee On Foreign Affairs House United States Philippines Hawaii Pacific Coast Philippine Commission San Juan Porto Rico Lst San Francisco Commissioner General of Immigration

China rebels poised to rise in Canton, with arms import

Marcus C. Hill, a Yokohama trader returning to New York, claims rebels led by Dr. Sun Yat Sen have captured six southern Chinese cities and await 50 000 troops with modern arms. He says Hill was sent with orders to obtain arms and ammunition for the uprising. The rebels aim to reach Canton to secure weapons and funds to overthrow the ruling government.

Victoria B. C Marcus C. Hil Yokohama New York China Hill Bunyatsen America Canton

Railway official resigns to join Denver banking field

J. R. Montgomery, longtime head of the car accounting department for the St. Joseph & Grand Island railway, resigned today and plans to move to Denver to pursue a career in banking.

Joseph, Mo J. R. Montgomery St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway Denver

Woman Killed by Bicycle in Kansas City

Katy Cragg aged 30 of Eric Kansas was instantly killed and Lydia Schaffer aged 18 of Paola Kansas was injured after being struck by a bicycle ridden at high speed on Fifteenth street and Prospect avenue in Kansas City. The women were waiting for a car when the collision occurred and Miss Cragg suffered a broken neck.

Kansas City Katy Cragg Eric Kan Lydia Schaffer Paola Fifteenth Street Prospect Avenue Miss Clagg

Protest on bridge bill faces White House clash

On March 26 Senate Millard and Rep Mercer with Vice President Cornish met President Roosevelt over the South Omaha bridge bill. Millard presented a bankers petition urging veto. Cornish backed Union Pacific. Mercer argued for the charter, noting Charlies S Gleed of Topeka as VP. The president said he could not withhold his signature given Congresss unanimous endorsement.

New York B5th Street 4Th Avenue Empire State Express Pat Mike Millard Mercer Cornish Canton Paedie South Omaha Omaha Roosevelt Congress Union Pacific Charlies S Gleed of Topeka

President Holds White House Meeting on Cuban Reciprocity

Washington March 26 A White House conference on Cuban reciprocity included the president and House leaders such as Payne Dalzell Long and Cannon. The hour long session focused on the reciprocity position with no new developments and the 20 percent temporary reduction on Cuban imports to be carried out in the House.

Washington White House House Payne Messrs. Dalzell Long Kansas Ways and Means Cannon Republican Conference

Change in May: Cuba to be handed to its people

Secretary Root announced that General Wood must transfer control and government of Cuba to Cuban authorities on May 26. The order requires Cuba to assume treaty obligations, keeps a small artillery force, and directs Wood to convene the Cuban congress before May 20 while consulting with President elect Palma.

Washington Root General Wood Cuba Wood Palma

Congress Members Propose Neutrality in South Africa War

Representative Randall of Texas introduces resolutions mirroring a Democratic caucus stance urging peace and neutrality in the South African conflict. Missouri's Cochran asks the secretary of state to explore U S aid channels for noncombatants and access to concentration camps for medical aid.

Washington D. C Randall Texas South Africa House Democrats United States Cochran Missouri

Jockey Killed by Horse at Overland Park

Denver report states Zeno Edman a 19 year old jockey was killed after being thrown and dragged by a horse he was exercising at Overland Park. The incident occurred March 26 with local authorities investigating. Edman is identified as a young rider in the regional racing scene.

Denver Colo Zeno Edman Overland Pary

Homeseekers in Montana Reach Kalispell by Train

Five sections of a westbound Great Northern passenger train passed Kalispell carrying about 8 000 homeseekers heading west to settle new lands in Montana and surrounding regions.

Kalispell Mont Great Northern Railroad

Gould line buys 114 acres for South St. Louis terminal

Gould line management purchases 114 acres of land in South St. Louis for future terminal facilities. The deal secures space for freight operations and expected expansion of transportation services.

South St. Louis Gould Line

Testimony Extension Granted in Sugar Rate Case

In San Francisco on March 26 a stipulation filed in the U S circuit court allows the Interstate Commerce Commission ninety days to take testimony in its suit against Southern Pacific in the sugar rate case. A similar stipulation was issued in the ICC suit against Central Pacific Railway.

San Francisco United States Circuit Court Interstate Commerce Commission Southern Pacific Company Central Pacific Railway Company

Noted Knight Templar Praises Peruna Patent Medicine

A Chicago based Knight Templar Colonel Moody endorses Peruna claiming cure for long standing catarrh and stomach troubles. He cites a letter from 5800 Michigan Avenue praising Peruna for relief, with his wife also improved. the ad urges readers to request the company's catarrh handbook.

Tho Moody United States Buffalo Chicago Lts Masons Olonel Moody Oriental Consistory Masons Michigan Avenue

Better Quality Starch Priced Same as Others

Advertises Defiance Starch offering no chromes or cheap premiums. Claims higher quality with one third more product for the same price as competing starches. Presents a value comparison emphasizing quality over extras.

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