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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
2
A seventies year old man describes severe hand sores that finally healed after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He credits rapid improvement within a week and urges others to use the remedies. Also mentions salmon spawning traits and quotes George Eliot on mercy and retribution.
An anarchist fired four shots at M. Flory the president of a Paris court, missing him as police arrested the assailant. Richard Kerens, newly appointed American ambassador to Austria, and his family arrived in Vienna and will meet the emperor soon. The Vatican lists no American candidates for cardinal except New York St. Paul Chicago and New Orleans archbishops. Theodore Roosevelt’s critics, including Maximilian Harden, accuse him of only causing a crisis with little real achievement. Roosevelt and wife cut short their sentimental Genoa honeymoon trip to avoid mounting demonstrations.
W. J. Bryan will sail for Scotland in May. Weston the pedestrian is fifteen days ahead in his San Francisco to New York walk. Robbers loot Spring City bank. Senate backs gold certificate for Minden. Taft dines with New York navy yard sworamen May 17. Twins born in Denver jail to Mrs. Rett amid murder charge. Wage hikes across United States Steel subsidiaries take effect May 1. Pinchot roasts Roosevelt. Upson obituary. Tennessee pardon. Mount McKinley expedition finds no Cook records. Extradition for Hoffstat e case to Pittsburgh. Kansas Nebraska ground dispute over valley eligibility. Halley’s comet may appear soon. West Point hazing dispute triggers comments. Quebec blocks crown pulp exports to U.S. Immigrant cautions from Gouin. Pullman berth prices debated. Gallagher killed in Philadelphia. Devlin nomination for Northern District of California favored. House rules reform eyed. Skala mission worker shot in Pittsburg. Czar offiziell proclaims Siberian exite system. Texas dynamite deaths. Military academy bill moves. Bennett cautions immigrants about El Dorado myth. Two battleships authorized. Explosion aboard cruiser Charles under investigation. Bryan in Ponce endorses U.S. Puerto Rico course. Justice Brewer body laid to rest in Leavenworth.
Vice President Sherman and Sherman Curtis urged selling 590000 acres of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands in Oklahoma under an old treaty. Senator Owen pressed the issue with the president. Treasury bids for a Columbus Nebraska public building: Northwestern Construction $70000, J H Weir $71386, General Construction Milwaukee $68736. War Dept to act on Brownsville court findings re enlistees. Controversy over sale price of Walls Walla Walla land to Whitman College. Foreign commerce report references four months.
In a floor speech President Taft taunts the Republican ranks as he tests a long list of potential successors to the party’s leadership, while House Speaker counters with pointed remarks about current candidates.
Riots in Changsha lead to massive foreign property losses with most foreign buildings burned or looted. The Hu Nan governor Won Tong Siu and his son are reported killed amid anti foreign unrest sparked by famine and rice shortages. Many missionaries fled to boats for refuge as violence spread.
Bandits in masks robbed nine pouches of registered mail from the China-Japan mail train between Sprig and Martinez on Sunday dawn. Four pouches recovered. robbers fled into hills between Martinez and Oakland as detectives and sheriffs search two counties. Passengers were unaware of the theft until morning.
A violent clash within a longstanding family feud left two dead and another dying, with several injured. Witnesses describe a bitter confrontation between Lyons and a rival faction led by a relative, escalating after years of dispute.
A brief obituary note records years of hardship for Pinkham Yun Morit, with a concise tribute to endurance and community regard.
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