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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1899

Page

7

Mrs Gelbert Weds Dr Belden After Long Separation

Mrs Elizabeth Gelbert of Thomaaston Connecticut aged 74 and Dr William Webster Belden aged 78 were married last week. Their youth romance was broken by Mrs Gelberts family matters and later renewed after both remarried. The story notes social expectations of courtesy toward a wife.

Elizabeth Gelbert Thomaaston, Conn Seth Thomas William Webster Miss Thomas Dr. Belden

School Declared A Nuisance By English Judge

Justice Homer in chancery court ruled a Tunbridge Wells house used for schooling could be rescinded. A master leased the property with no noise clause but found the covenant barred trade or business causing disturbance. Justice Romer ordered lease rescission, anticipating a successful nuisance action against the school.

Justice Homer English Chancery Court Tunbridge Wells Romer

Ledger Advice Warns Against Too Frequent Revisions

A proverb-style note cautions that changing records too often leads to the need for extra ledgers. It emphasizes steady, measured updates to avoid complications and confusion in bookkeeping.

May Bring Leprosy to This Country

Our soldiers in Hawaii may contract leprosy and bring it to this country. While leprosy is to be dreaded, there are a thousand times as many victims to stomach disorders, but there is a cure in Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Other ailments that the Bitters are a specific for are malaria, fever and ague. Sold at all drug stores.

Hawaii

Imprisoned assassin of Empress confined in damp widowless dungeon

Neues Wiener Tageblatt reports the killer is kept in a widowless damp stone chamber. Lucchini may lose eyesight and reason as punishment. He is allowed in the courtyard only every two weeks for thirty minutes and does not see the attendants who deliver his breakfast at six each morning.

Neues Wiener Tageblatt Elizabeth Lucchini

Grain-O Grain-Et Ad Promotes New Grain Drink

Grain-O is advertised as a coffee alternative made from pure grains with a rich mocha like color. It claims to suit both children and adults, with less stomach distress and a quarter the price of coffee, selling at 16 1 2 cents and 25 cents per package at grocers. The closing line notes resignation as an ironic aside.

Court a Cold in One Day Claims and Warnings

An ad claims Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure colds in one day with a money-back promise. The genuine tablets bear L B Q on each pill and feature a wagging slogan. A Cleveland charity bazaar sold a doll by Mrs. McKinley for 18 dollars. Winklows Syrup advertised for teething and colic at 24 cents a bottle.

McKinley Cleveland

Purveyor of Batrachian Delicacies Leads Frog Spearing Trade

Frogs are heavily harvested around Portage Lake Maine and rival Frenchmen sweep the market for bullfrogs. Johnny Crap, a renowned purveyor, dominates dressed frog legs shipped to New York and Boston, with over $5,000 in salted legs moving between Nov 19 and Dec 10. New frog farms spring up near Winn and Alton as competition grows and prices may fall for city restaurants.

Upper St. John River Portage Lake New York Maine Johnny Crap Rhode Island New Brunswick Massachusetts Boston Winn Alton Old Town

Pensive Suitor Advised Not To Get Too Gay

In a quote from the Indianapolis Journal, a man recalls that when he told a woman he loved her, she advised him not to become too gay, suggesting restraint in pursuit of affection.

Jindianapolia Journal

Oldest Reptile Tuatara Lizard Revealed By Canterbury Study

Professor Dendy of Canterbury College New Zealand has studied the tuatara lizard for two years and will publish details in England. The rare species, linked to Triassic reptiles, lays eggs on Stephens Island where embryos overwinter thirteen months. Adults have spotted skin a crest of white spines and three sets of teeth.

Dendy Canterbury College New Zealand England Anderson Cook Dieffenbach P. Henaghan Stephens’ Island Henaghan Stephen’s Island

Quip Snippets and Cartoon One-Liners Across Papers

A collage of joke exchanges and wry quips from the Indianapolis Journal Washington Star Harlem Life and other papers. Snappy banter covers alcohol fur washing baths and politics with light tone and varied locales. A mix of domestic, political and observational humor.

Lord Kelvin and the Silent Reprimand

An amusing Glasgow University tale shows Lord Kelvin losing patience with students who cheer his complex magnetism definition. During lectures he would demand silence, and the venerable professor would call for quiet in the same stern tone, despite their earlier laughter.

Lord Kelvin Glasgow University Glasgow

Timeline of Spanish American War events through 1898

Chronology of actions from the Maine explosion in Havana on February 15 through the signing of the peace protocol on August 12 and the final Paris terms on November 28, listing key dates, battles, blockades, and deployments. Includes Dewey at Manila Bay, San Juan Hill, Cervera’s fleet, and troop mobilization figures.

Maine Havana Congress Cuba Nashville Spain Cervera Dewey Admiral Montejo Manila Bay Ensign Bagley Cardenas Santiago de Cuba Bay Hobson Santiago Harbor United States Caimanera Camara Shafter Balquiri Siboney Lawton Kent Rough Riders San Juan Hill Sampson Toral Santiago Miles Porto Rico Ponce Cambon Malte Manila United States Peace Commission Paris

Princess Henry of Prussia Sent On Unwanted Sea Voyage

The kaiser orders Princess Henry of Prussia, sister-in-law to the kai ser, to travel halfway around the world for Christmas with her husband in Kifon Chou. She resists, believing it a joke, but Wilhelm II insists, saying she will not be recalled before fall 1899. The empress intervenes, and the princess submits.

Princess Henry Prussia Kifon Chou Wilhelm II Prince Henry

Sheep Rescued After Five Days Buried in Snow

In a Belfast Journal report a sheep belonging to Davis Young was lost during a heavy snowstorm on a mountain. After five days the ewe was found alive under five feet of snow, having moved to a beaten track. Separately a note records population estimates from 54,000,000 in Augustus’ time to about 1,580,000,000 now.

Belfast Davis Young Augustus

A Living Witness Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound

A letter from Mrs Florence R Hoffman of Canton Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her months long abdominal pain dizziness and insomnia. The note urges others to seek her advice and recounts Pinkham's long history of advising and handling correspondence for female illnesses.

Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Florence R. Hoffman Roland St Canton Hoffman

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