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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
6
An advertisement urges women to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve nervousness irritability and fatigue. It claims over a million cures and free advice from Lynn Massachusetts urging immediate contact and belief in the remedy.
Women are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham for free medical guidance on female illnesses. The article stresses her unique experience and the broad reach of her treatment, noting many women have benefited. Addresses Lynn Massachusetts.
The article notes a rising petroleum drinking habit in Paris with medical societies calling for action. Physicians disagree on all effects but agree the habit is harmful, leaving victims despondent and morose. It questions why Parisians turn to petroleum despite France’s wine culture.
A concise musing notes that prudent thinking allows a person to foresee a sliver of what lies ahead. It frames foresight as attainable through careful reasoning rather than fortune. The idea anchors on steady judgment guiding steps toward upcoming events.
Lakefield Minnesota resident Wm FE Gentry recounts forty years of back and urinary misery cured after six boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He, age 77, says his pain vanished and his health improved beyond fifty-year stagnation, praising the remedy along with other local endorsements. Jealousy remark ends the piece with a line about liver humor.
Chicago area wreck leaves four dead and eight hurt as stock trains collide near Lafix Wisconsin. Names include Charles X Coe B Lane A A Amey J Peterson among the dead. several seriously injured. Subsequent crash near Pulaski Illinois injures no fatalities. Jersey Central wreck near Graceland New Jersey leaves twenty one dead and dozens injured with many identified.
Missouri Pacific train No. 1 leaving at 6:40 bound for Colorado crashed head on with a switch engine in the east bottoms of Kansas City. Three trainmen on the passenger train were seriously hurt, while both engines and a dining car suffered extensive damage. passengers escaped injury.
Heavy fog blanketed St. Louis for hours on Wednesday leading to two head on collisions on the Clayton division of the transit company. Seven men were seriously injured in the wrecks and several others suffered bruises and scratches.
A Wednesday morning wreck between passenger trains No 9 west bound and No 8 east bound near Vailsburg Arizona twelve miles east of Tucson left twenty dead.
In Chicago on Tuesday May wheat faced a sharp setback with a decline exceeding 2 cents due to disappointing foreign advisories. Traders were left wary as heavy long positions awaited unloading on a fragile market mood.
A rear collision at Graceland on the Central Railroad of New Jersey left twenty two dead and over fifty injured. Engineer W E Davis of the Reading express and fireman Thomas McCarthy died in hospital. Investigators blame Davis for taking chances and ignoring signals as lights failed to change to white.
Washington report notes progress toward opening Rosebud Indian reservation in South Dakota to settlement. A community interests plan may allow Gregory county lands to be opened this year. South Dakota lawmakers press the measure, with Burke and Martin urging a conference in the public lands committee to push the bill.
A month ago leaders forecasted statehood would fail and Cuban reciprocity pass with no broad anti trust changes. Today the president opposes admitting new territory while many senators wish to avoid the key issue. Opposition to the Cuban treaty ratification is fading.
The Netherlands minister Dr. Van Lynden said Carnegie’s £250,000 offer to found a library for the international court of arbitration had not been rejected and no formal acceptance or refusal had been made. He suggested the best form would be a special foundation and noted the government would administer the gift if offered.
Topeka officials announce a Topeka meeting of the Farmers' Co operative Shipping association to organize mutual protection among Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma farmers. The aim is to secure the same railroad shipping terms as elevator owners.
Yaqui forces attacked the Mexican mining center of San Marcial near Cannanau. More than twenty Americans defended the town. eight were killed including Mr. McAllister former superintendent at Puerto Citos mine and Frank Pendleton former foreman.
In Washington no reply from the allies to Mr Bowen's proposal. The British cable to Lord Lansdowne warns of preferential treatment and possible blockades. France may protest to London Berlin and Rome, arguing pacific settlements deserve equal treatment with war settlements.
The army appropriation bill in the Senate includes a retirement with advanced rank for Civil War officers and the creation of a general staff. The amendments align with the military committee language and the secretary of war staff bill, plus committee increases totaling 3.366 million dollars. The bill's total rises to 77.241 million dollars.
In Liverpool four seamen of the British bark Vermonica are remanded on mutiny charges. Two prisoners admit involvement. William Smith, an American, denies the statements and contests their truth.
Manila report says eight ladrones and one constable died in a sharp encounter at Ormoc West Leyte on Tuesday. The fight was hard but the constabulary won after a daring charge. One hundred fifty ladrones surrendered at Ormoc the next day.
Representative Burleson of Texas introduces a resolution demanding interior department information on illegal fencing of public lands in Nebraska Wyoming and New Mexico. It seeks filing counts under homestead and desert land acts 1901 1902 and names possible fraudulent color of title schemes. Burleson argues Nebraska and Wyoming cattle interests would gain an edge over Texas if fences are allowed without rent.
James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, declines the national association of process butter manufacturers request to substitute the word process for renovated on butter packages. He says renovated was adopted after lengthly consideration and dairymen’s recommendation and no reasonJustifies change. He also refuses to differentiate export butter rules from domestic process butter.
Victoria British Columbia reports fears of a new military push in China modeled on 1901. North China Daily News alleges Yang Lu will centralize command over northern provinces and allied leaders to coordinate a broad attack.
Rome signals readiness to set aside a percentage of customs at La Guayra and Puerto Cabello as security for foreign claims. The government believes Venezuelan guarantees via Bowen are sufficient to lift the blockade, expected to end once Germany agrees. Foreign warships will stay in Venezuelan waters.
St Louis reports five members of the national committee's executive body were removed for disloyalty to socialist party principles. The ousted officials are M Ballard Dunn Val Putnam William Brandt George Flowin and James St Roche.
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