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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1902

Page

2

Pope Dissatisfied With Cardinal Negotiations On Philippines

Rome reports say the pope dissolved the Cardinal commission after finding American demands reasonable and says he will negotiate personally with Judge Taft. A Vatican note to Governor Taft praises Secretary Root and US government for handling religious affairs and outlines future talks and the July 21 farewell audience.

London Rome The Daily Chronicle Commission of Cardinals Tatt Philippines Taft Vatican Root Holy See United States Secretary Root Washington Manila Rampolia Vallombrosa Florence

Fatal Duel in Saloon Ends in Boyer County Tragedy

In Okarche Indian Territory after midnight, Dr. H. G. Greenland and Ben Bearman dueled in a saloon. Greenland was shot through the heart and died instantly. Bearman was wounded in the head but survived.

Wichita Kan H. G. Greenland Ben Bearman Okarche O. T

King Sets August 9 Coronation for Howard and Alexandra

London dispatch reports the king ordered August 9 as the coronation date for King Howard and Queen Alexandra. Rehearsals from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey occurred, with state department officials engaged in further preparations for the crowning ceremony.

London Howard Alexandra Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey

Balfour Chairs First Cabinet Meeting in New Administration

London July 18 The new premier A J Balfour presided at the first cabinet meeting. Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain attended, pale but uninjured. The reconstruction reports gain momentum with a noted India viceroy succession rumor involving the Duke of Marlborough, though no appointment is likely. Lord Lansdowne’s retirement plans are unclear.

London A. J. Balfour Joseph Chamberlain America Duke of Marlborough Lord Curanon of iNwendleston India Lord Curzon Foreign Office Viceroyalty of Lord Jansdowne

Dream of Cecil Rhodes rails from Cairo to Cape Town

The United States reports a planned continental railway from Cairo to Cape Town. An agreement at Brussels shifts the route to pass through the Congo Free State, linking Stanley Falls to Mahagi on Lake Albert Nyanza to close the Cairo Cape Town rail corridor.

Washington Cecil Rhodes Cairo Cape Town State Department Africa United States Ravendal Beirut Brussels Robert Willams Cape Congo Free State Upper Walls the Nile Stanley Falls Upper Congo Mahagi Lake Albert Nyanza

Cromwell Talks with Hay on Panama Canal Question

Cromwell of counsel for the Panama Canal Co met Secretary Hay in Washington to discuss the isthmian canal project. He will sail for Paris Saturday to assist Attorney General Knox and Mr Russell in settling Panama title. Nicaragua and Costa Rica representatives also met Hay but gave no new route decision.

Washington Cromwell Panama Canal Company Hay Paris Knox Russell Panama Canal United States Colombia Corea Calve Nicaragua Costa Rica Hay Gn

Venice Campanile Rebuild Seeks Purely National Effort

Venice reports offers to aid in rebuilding the campanile are arriving from abroad including America but a national effort is favored to reconstruct exactly as it stood. Estimated cost is 6,000,000 lire. The Logetta bronze gate was found twisted under debris with a broken flow while Tintoretto paintings may be salvaged. San Marco square remains largely rubble and traffic halted.

Venice Italy Campanile America Logetta San Sovino Tintoretto San Matco Trafic

Wood Defers Visit To Oyster Bay

General Wood postpones his trip to Oyster Bay to finish work assigned by the secretary of war regarding radical army uniform changes.

Washington Wood Oyster Bay Secretary of War

Secretary Root to sail for Europe on La Savoie

Secretary Root will sail for Europe July 24 on La Savoie after accepting an invitation from General Horace Porter United States ambassador to France. He had planned to sail August 2 but will depart earlier and expects to return to the United States about August 6.

Washington Root Turope la Savoie Horace Porter United States France Savoie

German meat inspection law forebodes broad shortages

Consul General Mason reports Germany's meat inspection regulations may tighten supply and raise costs for U S meat buyers. Key points require whole carcasses, with heads and organs, and limited imports of certain preserved meats. Berlin and Hamburg already signal rising prices and scarce beef as markets shift.

Washington Mason Frankfort State Department Germany Alison Berliner Tageblatt Hamburg Berlin Denmark Austria

Coronation Preparations and Royal Health Update

London reports say King Edward remains in good health aboard the royal yacht off Cowes awaiting the coronation. The fleet will gather off Portsmouth for the coronation review with foreign navies invited. Doctors urge smooth sailing in the Solent to avoid any discomfort to the king.

London Edward Cowes Isle of Wight Roadstead Portsmouth Channel Solent Victoria and Albert

Stolen Driving Team From St Edward Stable

A fine black driving team with buggy and harness belonging to Ed De Ware of St Edward Nebraska was stolen from his stable on July 19.

ST. Edward, Neb Ed de Ware

Mrs. Patterson Dead in Denver

Mrs. Thomas M. Patterson wife of Senator Patterson of Colorado died this evening in Denver of nervous prostration.

Denver Colo Thomas M. Patterson Senator Patterson Colorado

Maine Battleship Trial: 18.29 Knot Average Speed

Philadelphia reports the Maine, built by the Cramps to replace the Mane, completed builders trial with an average speed of 18.29 knots over a measured course. The contract requires 13 knots and a 30 minute preliminary run reached 13.90 knots.

Maine Philadelphia Cramps

Defiance Starch Promises Best Quality and Value

A consumer note extols Defiance Starch as superior with strong claims of quality and quantity. It mocks rivals and asserts great value, urging buyers to choose the brand. The piece also includes unrelated asides about cough remedies and social boasting.

Hat and home remedy jumbles in odd ad copy

Fragmented line of old advertisements and quips including cures for catarrh and nerve conditions, household products, tax talk, and sales pitches. Mentions Red Cross Bull Bine Largo 202, Dr Kline Great Nerve Restor, Defiance Starch 16 ounce package, and The Industrial Oil & Supply Co. with Cleveland, Ohio.

Red Cross Bull Bine Largo Evergetlc Industrial Oil & Supply Co Cleveland Ohio

Peruna Touted as Cure for Catarrh Across Diseases

A historical ad copy extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh affecting any organ. It claims internal remedies cure catarrh everywhere, praises Dr. Hartman, and offers a free catarrh book and gratis medical advice for readers with nervous or female ailments.

Bright Peruna Lon Joseph & Crowley Ilinois Robinson Lil Crowley Dr. Hartman One Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, Io

Special Low Rate Excursions to New York City and Atlantic City

Special low rate excursions offer round trips to New York City and Atlantic City for 18 dollars via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway with departures July 17 and August 7 and 14. Return limit twelve days. Tickets include boat segments between Cleveland and Buffalo and Albany and New York if desired, with stops at Niagara Falls and Chautauqua. Information at City Ticket Office 180 Clark St or C F Daly Chicago. Unless a man is satisfied with himself he is not in the self made class.

New York City Atlantic City Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Cleveland Buffalo Albany New York Niagara Falls Chautauqua City Clark St C. F. Daly Chicago

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