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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1904

Page

3

Darkest Russia: Oraminsky and Ivan Plot Revenge

In a secret Petersburg room a faction led by Oraminsky and Ivan Barosky debates using violence to avenge Ilda Barosky’s assault by Nazimoff. The group draws lots for who will strike, while Ilda flees through a hidden passage as the room empties and Ivan faces the door alone.

Yda Barosky Ilda Barosky Ivan Iida Alexis Nazimoff Anna Dorski Anna Ida Ada God Save the Czar Oraminsky Hersy Kda Ivan Barosky Ilda Neva Tvan

His Name Was George in a Sleeper Car Scene

A Philadelphia Press recounts a sleeping car tale where a fat elderly lady calls for Kitty from upper berths as breakfast nears. A red faced man with whiskers emerges from upper ten shouting My name is George. The humorous moment unfolds aboard the train.

Kitty George Philadelphia Press

New Fingerprint System Adopted by European Police

The Bertillon measurement system is being retired as London police test a new method that proves effective and will be widely adopted in England. Berlin police launch a card collection of fingerprint impressions for recognition, termed Daktyloscopy.

London England Berlin

Trusts and Tariffs in 1904 Campaign Debate

The article critiques sheltering trusts with tariff policy arguing the Dingley law and free trade positions favor magnates like Belmonts and Havemeyers. It cites Senator Gallinger on tariff effects, questions Parker supporters, and claims trusts use campaigns to push for policies that benefit monopolies while harming beet sugar and oil competitors.

Belmonts Havemeyers Judge Parker Standard Oil Gallinger Congress United States Sugar Trust Parker Cuba Standard Oil Monopoly Anthracite Coal Trust August Belmont

Tariff Prosperity and Trusts in American Industry

A discussion of tariffs boosting American farmers and non trust industries while trusts like the Sugar trust gain monopoly profits. It argues protection has increased consumption and wages, contrasting US prosperity with England and warning Republicans to rely on tariff advantages in future politics.

Standard Oil Trust Anthre Coal Trust United States England Sugar Trust Judge Parker New York Cord Meyer, Jr Democratic State Committee McCarren Cuba Europe Kalamazoo Kallamazoo

Hog Farmer Trapped In Own Hog Pen

A California hog raiser nicknamed Ilog Jackson, who once weighed hogs at a railway platform, ends up trapped in a stockade by the buyer who had paid for his hogs. Jackson is forced to ransom himself and is released after the buyer finally weighs him again and pays him in cash.

Los Angeles Ilog" Jackson California Intermountain Mr Jackson Jackson High Board Omaha Los Angeles Times

Cranking a Runabout in Mud: A Surprising Release

A serious man in deep mud cranks a black device as a line of helpers and vehicles, including an ice wagon and a hook and ladder truck, wait on a tense scene. The crank finally releases the runabout and ends the chaotic sequence with a practical moral about persistence.

New York Sun

Old Maids at the Bargain Counter

A New York Press item notes salesgirls in department stores derive amusement from extricating spinsters by asking if addressed as Mrs or Miss. The spinster feigns confusion, repeats a surname, and only concedes Miss after several pushy inquiries, prompting laughter as she leaves.

Milady A.” Smith A. Smith New York Press

His Only Refuge and the Misdirected Message

A well-dressed young man asks a lady on steps for directions to the Home for the Friendless. He struggles to convey his request and is interrupted by a confused remark about a baseball wrist.

Mseam

Actors Study Realism in NKorea Portrayals

Several prominent Tananese actors have traveled to North Korea to study realism in portraying military scenes. The unusual exchange highlights cross cultural collaboration and evolving standards in performance.

Ae Borg Nkorea Apilitary Secenc

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