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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
3
In London Matilda, fading from Fen country gloom, finds comfort with Jane as their bond deepens. Cluny asks Gen. Swaffham for Jane’s hand. the general grants five years to prove worthy, while Rupert, a royal admiral turned pirate, shadows the talk of money and fate.
Chapter Vil recounts Matilda’s long confession after a sealed secret spills. She recalls bereavements and the impact on her romance with Anthony Lynn, a Royalist leader. She describes hardship at her family’s home, masking a deeper attachment as she remembers her father’s death and the lover’s parliamentary title.
Jane Swaffham and Cluny accept a five year probation as the General secures a London home. Matilda, now near control of the Jevery mansion, hatches plans and aids Sir Thomas Belward’s perilous finances. Jane offers gold and aid to Queen in distress while her father frets, sword in hand, in the parlor.
A Chicago Inter Ocean account describes theater ticket requests in small towns as troublesome. A janitor in a Town Hall stops the bell on show nights by delaying clock chimes to avoid disturbing performances, causing locals to miss start times and rely on late ringing for time cues. The tale illustrates local influence, gatekeeping, and the uneasy power of community figures.
A brief dialogue reveals a playful exchange about ambition and stature between a couple, highlighting a light banter on personal goals and confidence. The exchange underscores mutual teasing and affectionate negotiation of expectations within a relationship.
In St Louis Judge Folmer Adams dissolved the March 3 injunction restraining Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Railroad Trainmen leaders from urging a strike. Officials argued for amicable settlement, while an appeal may be considered. the ruling cites alleged conspiracy to disrupt interstate commerce and mail service, with a motion to modify due by fifteen days.
General Ignacio Andrade, former Venezuelan president, cabled to Fidel Castro asking for safe return to Venezuela with his family and offering loyalty to Castro to help preserve peace. Castro replied that Andrade would be welcomed.
Judge Stimson of the superior court ruled that the board of health cannot bar unvaccinated children from public schools. It marks the first decision on the constitutionality of the anti vaccination law passed two years ago. The case will be appealed.
Miss Alice Roosevelt greeted with enthusiasm as Governor Hunt and party tour Puerto Rico. The group traveled largely by horseback along the north coast, enjoying the ride. Miss Roosevelt plans to sail to New York on Tuesday aboard the Coamo.
The Cuban reciprocity treaty gained ratification at the State Department with Secretary Hay and Senor Quesada. A special presidential train, provided by Pennsylvania Railroad, will travel April 1 to June 5 covering about 14000 miles. John Burroughs and university leaders join the tour through Yellowstone, California, and St Louis to accompany the president.
The comptroller of the currency reports March 31 1903 national bank notes total 282 519 258 up 25 042 851 for the year and down 279 587 for the month. Bond based circulation 358 349 814 up 20 889 432 yearly and down 310 547 monthly. Lawful money backed circulation 44 169 444 up 4 153 419 yearly and up 320 960 monthly. United States registered bonds on deposit 242 160 770 for notes and 184 834 010 for public deposits. State and railroad bonds on deposit for public deposits 18 784 90. Mint coinage for March 8 777 627: gold 6 879 920 silver 1 595 987 minor coins 301 720.
Former President Cleveland told the Associated Press he will attend the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedicatory exercises in St Louis and return home directly afterward. He denies plans to visit the Pacific coast or other states, saying reports are merely absurd canards causing unnecessary letters from residents.
In Port au Prince the general view is that rifle fire in the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday was arranged by certain ministers to force dissolution of the chambers especially the Senate. The clash stems from opposition to President Nord’s financial plans not favored by the war and interior ministers.
A fragmented ad notes Putnam Sface less Dyes money refunded per package and a mix of tobacco claims. It also mentions former smokers switching to Lewis’ straight ice cigar and urges not to remind friends of their faults to keep them close.
Advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children used by Nurse Mother Gray at New York Children’s Home to relieve constipation fevers teething disorders and worm problems. Claims 30 000 testimonials with 25 cent sample free and 3 ounce packages sold by grocers and druggists.
A selling note proclaims Defiance Starch yields superior starching results and offers 4 oz more product for a higher price, claiming no cooking is required. The ad targets household use and highlights convenience and value in a single purchase.
A Thoreau quotation notes that mere industry is insufficient and questions what one remains industrious about, urging purpose and direction in effort.
Live Stock Breeders spotlight the Lincoln Importing Horse Company advertising a large stock of imported black Percherons English Shires and German Coach stallions with a 20 percent discount. The Lincoln business has operated sixteen years in Lincoln with extensive barns and its own plant. Prospective buyers are invited to visit or write for details on this bargain.
A brief aphorism notes that fulfilling current obligations expands future chances. It emphasizes diligence and forward momentum born from daily duties.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states all druggists refund money if it fails to cure and lists the price as 252.
A concise moral line echoes from Thomas a Kempis urging steadfastness and courage in the face of illusion. The anonymous reflection emphasizes personal resolve and dignified conduct under pressure.
Defiance Starch claims superior value with a sale of four or more for 10 cents, asserting it outprices rivals. The remark about faith in humanity hints at a broader, tongue in cheek editorial tone embedded in the ad copy.
A reflective maxim from Emerson about gathering good without doubt or overthinking. It suggests that true value comes from the path of life rather than meticulous analysis, asserting that great gifts arrive naturally along the journey.
Melbourne houses the globe’s largest ballroom, built at governor level. The architect consulted the period governor who urged a third bigger than Buckingham Palace’s hall. The tale reflects pride and cost in official grandeur.
Swiss government release after a year of observations notes Valais glaciers mostly retreating by three to sixteen meters with Findelem in Zermatt cited. In contrast a Simplon glacier has grown, and the Zanfiuron site gained twenty four meters.
A Dayton physician’s wife testifies that Grape-Nuts reduced nerves and worry, raised mood, and filled hollow neck and shoulder areas after months of use. She notes weight gain of five to ten pounds monthly with increased consumption and cites her nursing background and rapid, favorable results.
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