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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1899

Page

3

Filipino Insurgents Hit Hard in Lawton’s March Offensive

In the Philippines, two companies from the Third and two from the Twenty-second infantry escorting a signal party found insurgents reoccupying the country near Baliuag. One American killed and fourteen wounded, twenty prisoners and thirty wounded captured. Lawton’s expedition completed a 120 mile twenty day march with twenty-two fights, capturing twenty-eight towns and destroying 300000 bushels of rice. MacArthur and Funston dispersed 800 insurgents beyond San Fernando as scouts came under fire.

Manila Third Infantry Twenty-second Infantry Fourteenth Regiment Pagig Ferry Bell Fourth Cavalry Santa Anita Lawton Malolos Oregon Minnesota Oceania United States Queen Victoria Powerful MacArthur Funston Kansas Montana Utah Battery San Fernando

Presbyterian Assembly Sends Queen Victoria Birthday Congratulation

In Minneapolis on May 25 the Presbyterian general assembly unanimously passed a motion by Rev. John M. Ingham of New York to congratulate Queen Victoria on her 80th birthday. A cable message to Windsor expressed joy in her reign and divine blessing. Robert F. Sample, Moderator, and William H. Roberts, Stated Clerk, signed.

Minneapolis Presbyterian Assembly John M. Ingham New York Great Britain Queen Victoria Windsor England General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Robert F. Sample William H. Roberts

Kaiser Intervenes After Cab Driver Fell In Thiergarten

In Berlin May 25 Emperor William and an aide-de-camp witnessed a runaway cab horse. The driver was thrown from the box. the emperor dismounted and directed aid to revive the driver and gathered his name and address for assistance.

Kaiser Berlin Emperor William Thiergarten

Queen Receives Delegates At The Hague

Queen Wilhelmina held court with the peace conference delegates at The Hague as M. de Staal presented her with the Russian Order of St. Catherine. The delegates were received in two audiences, with the queen and her mother each holding a court and the delegates presented alphabetically to both sovereigns.

The Hague Wilhelmina M. de Staal Mies Lucy Tucker Versailles Jod Williame Erane Tucker Mra F.tucker Frank Tucker Huon Johnson Justice of the Peace Republican Ind

Coghlan Replaces Green at Puget Sound Station

Washington May 25 Navy orders assign Captain J H Coghlan to command Puget Sound naval station effective June 30 as Raleigh slated for decommissioning. Coghlan relieves Captain J G Green. Captain C B Cotton leaves Mare Island navy yard to command the receiving ship Independence under Captain W W Meads.

Coghlan Washington J. H. Coghlan Puget Sound Naval Station Raleigh J. G. Green C. 8 Cotton Mare Island Navy Yard W. W. Meads Independence

Dewey Bows Out for Rest After Manila Duty

Admiral George Dewey tells Hong Kong reporters aboard the Olympia he needs rest after a year in Manila and plans two weeks at Victoria Peak. He praises American aims in the Philippines, warns against selling the islands, and eyes a return home with officers and men well earned-a respite he seeks to renew without entertaining visitors.

New York Journal and Advertiser Hong Kong Admiral Dewey Olympia Manila feMl Victoria Peal Philippines America Aguinaldo

Surgeon Pages Says Dewey Is Not a Sick Man

Surgeon J E Page on Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia reports the admiral is well after a year in the tropics and in no sense a physical wreck. He notes Dewey’s calmness in battle, regular habits, moderation in smoking and drinking, and broad regard for tact and discretion in the fleet.

Dewey Washington J. E. Page Olympia Suez Canal Page Tropics Admiral Dewey Manila Bay Reina Christina Castalia Surgeon Page

Representative Sherman Calls on the President in Washington

Representative Sherman of New York visited Washington and had a brief consultation with the President on May 25.

Washington Sherman New York

Weatherwise Boston Man Predicts Hottest Summer Yet

R T Woodward of Boston recalls 1539 as a scorcher and predicts a 180y season hotter and drier than ever. In Jersey City local authorities have added a street sprinkling clause to street railway franchises and all trolley lines now run sprinkling cars on tracks laid.

R. T. Woodward Boston Jersey City

Wayden Bros The Big Store Ships Furniture to Texas

Omaha furniture firm Hayden Bros. ships goods to Texas illustrating cash and western grit. Free catalogs of all classes sent on request. orders often arrive with prices lower than manufacturing quotes. Hayden Bros. fill over one hundred large furniture mail orders daily. The faults of a good man are more dangerous than the vices of a thoroughly bad one.

Omaha Texas Wayden Bros Hayden Bros

Allen's Foot-Ease Foot Powder Ad Text

An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort in new shoes, claiming relief from corns bunions swelling and sweating. It notes purchase at druggists and shoe stores with a 25 cent price and sample offer from Fred Allen at LeRoy New York.

Allen Fred Olmeted LeRoy, N. Y S. Olmsted

Exposition to exhibit patented inventions and Ben Hur plan

Greater America Exposition Company forms a Department of Patents and Inventions with free space for inventor exhibits. Inventors should contact G W Sues & Co in Omaha. General Lew Wallace and William Young plan to stage Ben Hur next November with 500 performers, limited to New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.

Greater America Exposition Company G. W. Sues & Co Patent Lawyers Bee Building Omaha Neb Lew Wallace William Young Ben Hur New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago

Grain-O Adv Promises Coffee Substitute Drink

Try Grain-O the new food drink that replaces coffee. Children may drink it without injury and adults like its rich brown mocha like color. Made from pure grains, gentle on the stomach and one fourth the price of coffee. 15c and 25c per package, sold by all grocers. A word to the wise may be sufficient but the policemen often has to use a club on the otherwise.

Java

Corn Pith Material Patents and Appeals Opinion

The May 20 1899 notice from Thomas G Orwig & Co describes two patent applications for a corn stalk pith filler. The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia distinguishes the air heated blast method from prior patenting, noting no description of high temperature air treatment in the earlier patent. It ends with a literary flourish about the stage and sea.

Morris Court of Appeals District of Columbia Thomas G. Orwig & Co, Solicitors of Patents Des Moines Iowa

Excursion to Detroit for Y P C Convention July 3–5

Evscursion to Detroit via the Wabash for the Y P C Convention July 3 4 and 5 offers low rate tickets. Side trips include Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Mackinac and more by lake or rail. Call or write to G N Clayton Room 302 Karbach Bldg Omaha Neb for rates folders and souvenir.

Detroit Chicagy Lewis Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Mackinac G. N. Clayton Karbach Elk Omaha, Neb

Public school land auctions set in several Nebraska counties

J. W. Ware announces public auctions or twenty five year leases for about 605000 acres of school land across Antelope to Wheeler counties starting after July. Lands boast strong stock-raising potential with 6 percent bids or highest valuation option, notices to be published locally, letters requested for county interest and land lists. President Angell may supply students for government consular service abroad.

Antelope Bunner Blaine Box Butte Brown Chase Cherry Cheyenne Custer Dawes Deuel Dundy Garfield Grant Hayes Hitchcock Holt Hooker Keith Keya Paha Wimball Knox Lincoln Logan Loup McPherson Pierce Perkins Rock Scotts Bluff Sheridan Sioux Thomas Wheeler J. W. Ware Public Lands & Buildings Lincoln, Neb Angell University of Michigan

Duse Stages D'Annunzio Piece in Naples Triumph

Eleanora Duse in Naples presented D'Annunzio's In Gloria praised as poetical and original with a Solomonite vanity theme. She drew thirteen curtain calls, while the author was absent. A fragment about Secretary Alger’s timberland near Lake Huron notes a 100 square mile extent.

Eleanora Duse Naples D'Annunzios Gloria Solomon Signora Duse Alger Lake Huron Oextesit

New York Central Passenger Earnings Tops All Systems

Poor's Manuel lists railway earnings for 36 top lines with New York Central leading the field. The New York Central Lines report $31,525,768 in passenger revenue, beating Pennsylvania and other major systems including Lake Shore, Michigan Southern, and Pittsburg & Lake Erie. The Pennsylvanian lines show $21,200,000 with west-of-Pittsburgh traffic $8,500,000, totaling $60,000,000 in leading group earnings. The note also mentions the Society of Ladies as a politeness school for men.

New York Central St. Louis Chicago Pennsylvania Poor's Manuel New York, New Haven & Hartford New Tingiong Railway Hudson River Southern Pacific Penne Boston & Maine Chicago & Northwestern Ces Burlington & Quincy Canadian _ Pacific Milwaukee & St. Paul Rie, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Grand Trunk Baltimore & Ohio Southern B’y System Rock Island Pacific Louisville & Nashville Lake Shore Michigan Southern Misouri Pacific Systems Isaes Boston & Albany Big Four Michigan “Central Northern Pacific Wabash Lehigh Valley Aidee Bene Central Railroad of New Jersey Union Pacific Great Northern Chicago & Alton Chesapeake & Ohio Denver & Rio Grande New York Chicago & St. Louis Ontario & Western Pittsburg Lake Erie Cseee Michigen Central Secs

Mr Gages cabinet meetings lunch in department

Secretary Gage begins daily luncheon in the department to let clerks meet at table and discuss office affairs. The custom, first started in a Chicago bank, is called Mr Gages cabinet meetings.

Gage Chicago Mr. Gages

Banker's past joys as a small country merchant

D O Mills a banker and philanthropist with a fortune of 25 million dollars says his happiest times were when he ran a small country store, a memory he regards as a peak of contentment in a long life.

D. O. Mills

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