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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1904

Page

5

A British Officer Dines Unaware as Hyde Park Riots Erupt

In 1866 Hyde Park during reform riots a British officer dining nearby learns his regiment is ordered out. He proceeds on foot to assist, changing into uniform and crossing the mob pile where a mounted man helps him over. Cheers greet the act as the officer moves to quell the turmoil before regiment arrival.

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Poker Chips and Poker Etiquette From a Quen

A fragment discusses poker jargon and etiquette, warning that too many knaves can ruin a hand. It cautions players to avoid arrogance and to avoid betting more than one’s worth while noting the Joker as a dangerous misrule. It references a New York Herald quote about cutting cards properly.

Jay Dues New York

Fragmentary Legend of Japanese Warriors in Marco Polo Chronicle

In Marco Polo’s account a Sagamese army of 30 000 defended a tower against Klain invaders. Eight survivors appeared unharmed, said to carry stones between skin and flesh granting immunity to steel, a tale of magical protection before being killed by clubs.

Marco Polo Gaey

Explaining the Steam Engine Aboard a Steamer

On a steamship a gentleman helps a curious lady grasp the steam engine. He summarizes the hydraulic principle as one thing up, another down, smoke released, and wheels turning. The fair mate admits prior confusion but agrees the explanation makes it simple once clear.

Falr Mateover

Backfall on death scene sparks stage floor prank remark

A young company member compliments the eminent tragedian on a splendid back fall during a death scene. The actor retorts with a glare and vows to find the Duthering prankster who soaped the stage floor.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

A Cautious Youth in Chicago Post Fragments

A brief Chicago Post excerpt shows a boy named Bobby told his father wants to see him. The boy is dubious and questions if the father truly wants to see him, while a remark about reading the father's eye is noted.

Bobby Chicago Post

Mrs Marrable Dinner Conversation Reveals Menu Evasion

Flossie refrains from describing the meal at Mrs Marrable's dinner yesterday. The exchange hints at a deliberate avoidance of discussing the menu or dining details.

Clover Outperforms Grass For Hay Yield

Ordinary meadow grass rarely yields over 1.5 tons of hay per acre, but clover can produce up to 3 tons. The statement notes clover’s superior yield potential in hay production contexts.

The Hallett Glacier Discovery in Colorado's Rockies

A historic account details the 1882 solo ascent by Mr. Hallett who nearly fell through a crevasse, leading to the identification of a true glacier later named Hallett Glacier after his posthumous discovery. Also included is a tale of 16th century intrigue in Chester where Betty Motter stole a royal warrant from Dr. Cole, leading to Mary Queen of Scots’ era consequences and a pension for Betty.

Linwell Bile Camp Hin Hallett Alps Rockies Colorado Novarnes Switzerland Haleto Wiacier Nicholas Dr. Cole Mary of Lin Mary Betty

The Bard’s Critics and the Small Horizon

A satirical critique of well meaning but ignorant crowds who overrate their own judgment. It argues they are confident yet limited, prone to error, and likely to repeat mischief after simple mistakes.

Fashionable Tailor Debates Pressed Clothes and Wives

A New York Press quotation ridicules a fashionable tailor who argues a wife’s labor pressing clothes saves money, while a patron laments the coat’s collar fit and style. Separately a society man offers a sneeze prevention trick and a note on green caps once worn by bankrupts in France.

Upper Broadway New York Press

Lord Kitchener and the Ball Incident

An amused anecdote describes Lord Kitchener dozing in a deck chair aboard a voyage. A young girl throws a ball into his face and demands its return with increasing insistence. After asking for a nurse and his mother, he finally complies and retreats to the spoke room.

Lord Kitchener Lori Kitchener

Curse quotations from Nicene fathers in old religious disputes

Fragmentary excerpt discusses curses used in Christian debate, noting threats of God’s curse on offenders and quotable lines from Nicene fathers. It references Ridley Smith and a 318 father count, contrasting severe penalties with everyday offenses.

Trollope and the Waiting Room Betrothal Incident

In early postal days Anthony Trollope faced a rude incident when a distressed woman complained to him during duty. The next day two men attacked a clerk in the waiting room, beating him to punish alleged insolence to the previous day’s sister.

Anthony ‘Rollope Post Office Trollope Agaln Poveliat Westminster Gazette

First Ocean Cable Cost Estimate and Deep Sea Wire Details

The report details ISHS cable costs at 93 pounds per mile with seven copper wires of 22.5 gauge and a per mile price of 200 dollars for deep sea wire. Totals show 2,500 miles at 485 dollars each, plus 25 miles of shore end wire at 140 dollars per mile, yielding a total near 1.25 million dollars.

ISHS Instrumenta

Eight Syllable Words Listed in Koglieh Language

A sequence of eight syllable words is shown including Anthroponentamorphosis anticaper naturalism and iatromathematician. The list includes long terms such as unconstitutionality and inciseltudinality with varied morphemic structures.

Physician Demands Prompt Payment for Cure

In a witched exchange the family doctor insists the patient cure must be joined with a solemn promise to obey. The patient pledges, then the doctor demands a full check for his “last DHL” as payment. The comic exchange appears in the Philadelphia Prera.

Skinner Philadelphia

Forward Look Brightens Life Amid Hard Days

The text reflects on the difficulty of living without hope and anticipation. It speaks of life’s tests growing harsher when expectations fade and contrasts dull days with the possibility that a future bright day could rekindle joy.

Wall Street Woolgathering and Temperance Quote

The fragment contrasts woolgathering with business shrewdness in Wall Street and cites a quotation about temperance in eating. It juxtaposes the idea that laziness may mask intended industry and a warning about self-destruction through excess drinking and overeating.

Wall Street Philadelphia Ledger

Winter tourist rates to California Gulf Florida and more

Landpeekers rates about half price for travel to California Gulf Coast Florida and the South in December and January. Oklahoma Texas and Southwest routes included. Denver live stock convention event with one fare plus two dollars round trip January 7 to 9, 1905. Inquiries to L. W. WakELger, General Passenger Agent, Omaha Neb. 12-9.

California Gulf Country Florida Oklahoma Texas Denver L. W. Wakelger Omaha Neb

Teachers' Examination Notice for Bridgeport

The Postmaster announces a teachers' examination in Bridgeport on January 7 1905 from 9 to 4. Candidates include BLE Withoer J E Edwards Kerr Vinton Anderson Mawde Thormson Mrs Hridget Norton I Mclernon.

Ble Withoer J. E. Edwards Kerr Vinton Anderson Mawde Thormson Hridget Norton I. McLernon Bridgeport

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Promises Refund

An advertisement notes that taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets will be refunded by druggists if it fails to cure. It mentions K. W. Grove’s signature on each box and the price at 5 cents. Land office blanks are offered for sale by The Telegraph.

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