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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
7
A letter from the Sisters of the Good Shepherd at Columbus Ohio praises Peruna as a safeguard for inmates against grip coughs colds and catarrhal diseases of the head and stomach. Congressman Meekison of Napoleon Ohio also reports benefit from Peruna for a long standing catarrh. Dr Hartman is noted as a founding figure in Peruna.
A collage of promotional blurbs and sayings includes references to a Gladiator Gala company, medicine ads claiming cures, furniture offers, and household tips. The fragment mentions Des Moines and Omaha business names, price pitches, and miscellaneous slogans with no coherent single news event.
Washington reports the Hay-Pauncefote treaty amendments will be sent to Britain via Lord Pauncefote and Ambassador Choate with no U S. representations. Negotiations likely lapse into the next century as Britain, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica await cabinet action and data.
Friends gathered for a wake at John Pyplar's near Veblen when Pyplar was found with fatal head wounds and throat injuries. Soon after, Moses La Frombois vanished and was later found hanged from a tree near the barn, signaling a shocking conclusion to the gathering.
Bonham Texas December 26 A prominent farmer J J Johnson was murdered by robbers at Godber a few miles south of the city His son was found in the yard badly bruised with flesh burned from his breast and arms Authorities believe the bandits burned him to force the location of hidden money Two arrests have been made
In St Joseph Missouri on December 26 Pat Crowe the much wanted man is in hiding and the city police and detectives are pursuing him. Crowe is a frequent visitor to the city where he has many influential friends making his capture doubtful.
Lead Diphtheria. Word reaches LEAD from ranges west of the Black Hills Wyoming of a deadly cattle disease resembling human diphtheria. The throat swells and mucus forms, often causing suffocation and death. State veterinarian attributes weather changes as a possible cause and says the disease is under careful watch.
Market shows slight improvements in beef cattle while overall activity remains moderate. Receipts this week steady with small fresh stock arrivals. prices ranged around 7 40 for heavy cattle and 12 per cent higher yesterday for the lead. Sheep prices cited with ranges for wethers yearlings ewes and lambs across fair to good quality lots.
Cattle receipts show a steady market with native steers around 1.25 per pound and Texas cattle at about 2.00 per pound. Native cows and heifers fetch around 1.74 to 1.82, stockers and feeders near 2.07, while hogs run weaker with lower slaughter quotes. Lambs and muttons cited at 40 to 55 per head, with sheep receipts around 11,000 head and prices near 3.55 to 4.00 per pound.
The Kreuz Zeitung, Berlin Conservative paper, calls the Davis amendment to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty a slap for England. It accuses the U S Senate of brushing aside treaties and jeopardizing Anglo American relations while warning McKinley’s administration faces anti English sentiment.
A Copenhagen letter says Germany intends to buy the island of St John if Denmark's negotiations with the United States fail. It details a German land syndicate including Herr Ballin of the Hamburg American Line and claims the Danish government was pressed about the island years ago. The letter suggests the plan is now near realization.
Fearful losses loom as a Luzzard roars through the region near Wallenberg and Mont Blanco. Snow has frozen roads and hindered guides, with cattle men expecting heavy stock losses on the range and miners at Mount Blanco facing hazardous conditions.
A What Cheer exchange manager says a tale of forty nine drownings while skating is false. The report originated as a joke told by trainmen, first claiming the accident occurred at Pelday, a small town near What Cheer, Des Moines.
In December Fortieth infantry pushed operations in northern Mindanao. Jemeniz was captured along with an inland insurgent stronghold. Langarin coastal town fell to a 100-strong detachment, which dispersed the enemy, with several killed or captured. Some troops returned to Cagaya to support Brigadier General Kobbe's ongoing campaign.
A brief note touts Magnetic Starch for starching fine linen as a preferred option. The ad style line suggests sentiment about choosing love and loss, framed as a maxim rather than a news item.
The item highlights the New York Almanac for WAP praised for its enterprise and usefulness, with notes on its baby record page and free distribution. It then moves through a string of advertisements for Foot-Base powder, Magnetic Starch, Catarrh Cure, Hall's Pills, Garfield Tea samples, and Beeman's Pepsin Gum, among others.
An advertisement asserts the menopause period demands help from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease hot flashes and nervous symptoms. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Jennie of Germantown describing relief from change of life illness.
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