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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
3
Market shows active demand across cattle hogs and sheep with steady to stronger prices for quality stock. Cornfed steers and cows meet solid demand. hogs sell weaker on common grades while choice weights hold value. sheep and lambs quoted with a range of prices for clip stock and feeders.
Emile Zola told a French journalist that he received limited formal schooling. He said he attended Aix municipal college and Lycee St. Louis in Paris but learned to read late and mostly educated himself, arguing self education is best and criticizing traditional school education.
A mosaic of sayings and ads including a tale at a London Nature Study exhibit, a neighborly telescope quip, vaccination jabs, medical quips, shoe aids, a ball blue promotion, dermatology ointment, starch superiority, rail vacation pitches, and a note on bottle sizes and bank accounts.
Cattle prices mixed with steady to modest gains across sectors. Hogs mostly steady to lower with top around 7.65 and bulk sales near 7.45 to 7.55. Sheep and lambs hold steady with native and western offerings ranging from 2.90 to 5.60 for various classes.
Lieutenant General Miles plans an inland Pacific coast inspection of military defenses before sailing to the Philippines. He will not depart Washington next Wednesday but will delay to board the transport Crook, due to sail from San Francisco to Manila on September 30. If time allows, he may tour Washington Oregon and California stations.
London editorials hail President Roosevelt after his escape praising his luck and leadership. The Daily Telegraph lauds his risks and dramatic moment, calling him their man of destiny and expressing widespread gratitude he is spared to his country.
Relatives in Madison Ind report Prof Henry W. Wiley chief chemist of the USDA is gravely ill with appendicitis in Venice Italy. He is noted for his leadership in agricultural chemistry.
Sir James Mackay, head of the British tariff commission, and Chinese officials signed the treaty between China and Great Britain in Shanghai marking a formal accord on tariffs and trade.
Eight thousand New York carpenters won a 50 cent daily raise after a seven hour bargaining session with the Master Carpenters' Association. The union had demanded a no-competition clause preventing employers from hiring carpenters from other unions, which was rejected. the strike ended with the wage increase.
A miscellany of reports and ads notes a Brooklyn police officer with a glass eye hidden from sight for twenty years, alongside guidance on selecting fit officers by vitality and steadiness. The column also touts remedies for ailments, domestic tips, and various promotional blurbs.
A patient recalls years of ovarian and womb inflammation and the unrelenting pain endured before seeking relief. The account highlights the chronic suffering and the impact on daily life from a woman’s perspective.
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