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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
7
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey writes that after suffering a month with stomach upset she used Chamberlains Tablets found in a magazine booklet and after taking most of a package can now eat almost anything. For sale by all dealers.
A humorous moment during a Damrosch lecture recital on the Ring of the Nibelungen when the Rhine and Loki motives were explained in a kindly manner. The audience laughed at Loki’s motive but Damrosch remained absorbed, conducting with vigor as a steam engine through the score.
A Sidney reader reports relief from backache and kidney distress after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She cites a year of suffering from kidney and bladder trouble, notes prompt improvement and no recurrence, and endorses the product sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, distributes in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Discussion of the Underwood tariff bill with a large free list and ad valorem system began in the senate. Chairman Simmons of the finance committee expected five weeks for debate, with Smoot agreeing. After the bill was ordered reported, minority members planned two reports by Penrose Smoot Lodge McCumber Gallinger Clark and a separate La Follette report with major amendments.
Fourteen Chinese stokers and firemen mutinied about 180 miles off Newport News attacking officers with knives crow bars and hatch bars. Chief and third engineers and boatswain near death. second mate and another Chinaman serious. Arrests made in Newport News with $7,000 bond for deportation. Sensation stems from anger over irons placed on a crew member.
Mrs Michael Kennedy of Leadville Colorado sues in Denver county district court against the W S Stratton estate trustees the Myron Stratton home and the International Trust company claiming she is the widow of the millionaire mining man W S Stratton who died in 1903 leaving an 8 000 000 estate to the state for a home for indigent citizens and asking for one half of the estate now.
The Telegraph relays W H Schellberg of Union Stock Yards South Omaha on a surge of feeder cattle and sheep orders as rains boost corn belt yields. With abundant fall feed and tight western ranges, prices are rising and supply may lag demand, signaling strong profit prospects for ranchers and feeders this fall.
An English tourist tours Ireland with a guide who points to Devil's Gap, Devil's Peak, and Devil's Reap. The tourist notes the devil owns much property, while the guide quips that he is like English landlords, the Hives.
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan shares a testimonial praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine in the world after it cured her daughter of severe dysentery. The ad notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Senator Bristow introduced a resolution demanding the President report the salary required to keep Secretary Bryan at his post. The measure followed Bryan's recent statement that an inadequate salary forced him to undertake a lecture tour. Democratic senators objected to immediate consideration.
Aubrey Pouleaut dies in New York Hospital Goore while Hayes named Democratic Arkansas governor nominee by state supreme court. Inter American Harvester dissolution final hearing set in Saint Paul. Jacob Oppenheimer the “human tiger” hanged in California. NYSE seats trade. one at $88,000, record low. Telegraph workers strike vote on Northern Pacific. Alberta land titles officials arrested for embezzlement since 1906. Supreme Court Justice Cohalan exonerated. Death claims Death Valley mine operator Peter A Busch. Gainesville post office controversy ends with Mrs Ham confirmed. Geneva Illinois fails to secure public kindergarten as women vote. Mrs John I Martin robbed in Paris of $32,000 jewelry. Bryan peace plan final proposal on neutral investigations. Jack Johnson arrives in Havre, vows to live in Paris. Huffman family killed near Los Angeles by train. Motion picture trust cuts supply contracts. California rule limits steamship rates. state governs inland routes. Claude Ball accepts Hawaii attorney general role. Wilson meets with unions about Erdman act. Lightning kills two in Missouri: Virgil Vogler and others. Cuba convicts General Albert and Arias for homicide. Swarthmore president Joseph Swain elected NEA president. Idaho superintendent Grace Sheldon reelected treasurer. Du Rand Springer continues as secretary. House Rules Chair Kenny says suffragists will get December hearing.
A European power requests clarification from Secretary Bryan on Mexico’s chaotic conditions and their impact on American citizens. The inquiry seeks the U.S. proposed actions to safeguard welfare and safety of Americans abroad. The exchange reflects growing diplomatic tension and potential policy shifts in early U.S. foreign affairs.
United States corporations earned 3,304,000,000 dollars after expenses in the calendar year 1912, surpassing all prior records since the corporation tax law was enacted by 490,000,000 dollars.
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