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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1899

Page

7

Gates Open as Omaha Expo Attracts Crowds and Praise

The First Greater America Colonial Exposition opens on July 1 with crowds thronging two hundred acres of grounds. Grand Court of Honor centers around a lagoon with tropical plants and Philippine and Hawaiian displays. Major landscaping by Rudolph Ulrich, with plant shipments from California to Hawaii, and a schedule of world-class concerts begins with Godfrey's British Grenadier Band and Bellstedt-Ballenberg Band.

Grand Court of Honor Rudolph Ulrich Calfornia Florida Louisiana Hawaii Grand Court Bellstedt-Ballenberg Cincinnati Herman Bellstedt

Transcontinental Rail Lines Likely Under Vanderbilts and Friends

The Tribune reports Wall Street expects a Vanderbilt controlled ocean to ocean line. It notes connections from New York to Buffalo Chicago and beyond via the New York Central West Shore Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railway & Navigation. Possible second and third transcontinental systems are discussed with Pennsylvania and Santa Fe amid wider consolidations.

New York the Tribune Wall Street Vanderbilt Boston & Albany New York Central West Shore Boston Eastern Seaboard Buffalo Chicago Lake Shore Michigan Central Chicago & Northwestern Omaha Union Pacific Vanderbilts Granger Wyo Ogden Utah Oregon Milford Utah & Pacific California Tia San Francisco Northwestern William K. Vanderbilt Pennsylvania A. J. Cassatt New England Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Baltimore & Ohio Great Northern Northern Pacific

Wood orders strict quarantine in Santiago Cuba

General Leonard Wood in command of the Santiago department issues General Order No. 34 establishing absolute quarantine. All government officers and employees barred from entering the city except department personnel. Major General Carr and Surgeons Mendoza and Nunez to oversee the few patients. hotels and saloons to close to Americans. troops moved to Son­go with one company at Morro Castle.

Santiago Cuba Leonard Wood Department of Carr Mendoza Nunez Songo Morro Castle Cristo

Trying to Fix Rates

A meeting of the advisory committee of the Western Passenger association in New York discussed adjusting immigrant traffic and equitable distribution. The session outlined a preliminary conference with committees from Canadian Pacific and Southern Pacific and later talks with steamship line representatives.

New York Western Passenger Association Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific

Senator Gallinger faces civil service charges in New Hampshire

Report from Concord on July 13 details a civil service inquiry into Senator Jacob H. Gallinger of Concord over alleged campaign circulars asking federal officeholders for contributions. Governor Buster and Senator Chandler present statements on civil service law enforcement and campaign finances. The piece also notes church debt cancellations in Reading, Pennsylvania, and includes a humorous Puck cartoon caption.

Gallinger Concord N. H United States Civil Service Bureau Jacob H. Gallinger Charles A. Bustiel Republican State Committee Buster Chandler Republican National Committee State Committee Senator Chandler Bussel Civil Service Commission Commission Washington

Questioned Grave of John Paul Jones in Paris

Washington reports inquiry on the fate of John Paul Jones grave in Paris. Henry Vignaud says he cannot locate the burial site though he confirms Jones was not buried in Lafayette’s cemetery. Paris records suggest Jones may have been placed in a rented grave later discarded.

Washington State Department John Paul Jones Paris Secretary of State Henry Vignaud United States Vignaud Lafayette

Murderer Confesses in Family Tragedy West of Here

Taylor Kirk, 34, shot and killed his widowed sister Ida Yarborough as they rode to a Cor dell picnic. He threatened family, sent a brother to claim suicide, then confessed. bound over for trial without bail at the coroner's inquest.

Kansas City Cloud Chief O. T Here Taylor Kirk Ida Yarborough Cordell Kirk Yarborough

Bryan Arrives in Victor For Silver Party Events

Delegations from Victor and Cripple Creek escort Willam J. Bryan from Colorado Springs to Victor, greeted by large crowds at every stop. About 10,000 people meet him in Victor before a noon banquet and remarks by Congressman Shafroth. A large outdoor mass meeting follows, then a 5 pm trip to Cripple Creek for tonight's speech.

Bryan Victor Colo Cripple Creek Willam J. Bryan Colorado Springs Shafroth Mr. Bryan

Selling Patents and Major Buyers Listed

Last week 474 patents were issued to U S citizens, with 155 sold wholly or partly before issue. This suggests many inventors succeed in selling interests, boosting filings. Major buyers include American Bell Telephone Co Boston Wellman Seaver Cleveland Oliver Iron and Steel Pittsburgh American Postal Machines Co Portland. Inventors seeking patent selling info should contact Sues & Co Bee Building Omaha Neb. Poetry is what man writes about gardens without mentioning the weeds.

United States American Bell Telephone Co Boston Mass Wellman-Seaver Engineering Co Cleveland O. Oliver Iron and Steel Co Pittsburg American Postal Machines Co Portland Sues & Co Bee Building Omaha Neb

Faultless Starch Ad Promises Clean Irons and Easy Results

An old advertisement urges readers to wash linans thoroughly and use Faultless Starch with clean irons. It claims perfect results by following package directions. The pitch notes Faultless Starch is sold by grocers in a large 10c package and targets the self made man who admits others' inferiority.

Advertising snippets and medical cures in a catalog style

A collage of patent medicine claims and promotional lines. The text advertises Hiall's Catarrh Cure as constitutional and Allen's Foot-Base powder for sore feet, along with rail fare cut rates and a ticket broker in Omaha. It includes scattered proverbs and quips about crime and manners.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

California Fig Syrup Co. laxative claims strong healing powers

The California Fig Syrup Co presents Syrur or Fias as a premier strengthening laxative. It touts cleansing effects on the kidneys liver and bowels and relief from colds headaches and fevers. Made with figs but its medicinal value comes from senna and other plants. Available through drujgists at 50 cents per bottle.

California Fia Syrur Co California Fio Syrup Co California Fig Syrup CO San Francisco Cal Louisville New York N.Y

Mosby recalls enemies, reconstruction politics, and misread right

Colonel J S Mosby in Spokane claims he angered the South by turning Republican during reconstruction and says foes now admit he was right. The piece notes marriage customs of nations with a Hottentot widow who must cut and give finger joints when remarrying.

J S Mosby Spokane

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