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Newspaper
The Sidney Republican
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
4
A jumble of opinions touches Colombia Mexico Spain and France with remarks on peace Santos-Dumont and gender roles and political teasing about a republics fate. Witty and scattered notes comment on diplomacy rebellion bigamy and lunar snow.
The readable segments discuss economic and political themes across Argentina and Germany, noting Chilean purchases influencing Christmas, tariff ideas for a French diet, and a vague reference to winter weather across Pennsylvania and New Jersey with a speculative link to corn production.
A disjointed note describes a Boston woman injuring her jaw while closing a crowded suitcase. The text shifts to a handwriting expert expected to testify about fish catches and whether fish originated from Indiana or Michigan waters.
A terse local query questions why so much fuss over moving the Borghese gallery from Italy to this country while noting vague references to Pittsburg and a grand church nearby. The Cologne Gazette is cited with mentions of eastern metropolises and the imperial city of New York, with scattered incoherent remarks about supplies and spray plans.
Fragmentary text mentions controversy and moral conflict Amid cryptic phrasing it hints at social critique and paradoxical views about wealth and virtue. The garbled lines reference audience and conflict and suggest a historically styled discussion on ethics.
A miscellany of 1900 era items reports ix president Cleveland on a Florida trip. Clark of Montana influence over Los Angeles Fraction Company. Turkish battalions mobilized for Albania. Com Congress to meet in St Paul Minnesota. dynamy cars on Union Pacific. Roosevelt to deliver memorial address at national cemetery. Turkish arrest in Lus tor Tsuka case. shipping rate talks among Britain Germany and France. arbitration court in New South Wales. cotton cultivation mission to United States. Ping Pong craze in New York and London. Queen Wilhelm visit to Amsterdam abandoned. Zane leaves Boston for Baltimore inheritance. Hawaii Episcopalians join Episcopal Church of America. US court ruling on railway workers. plague mortality in Haiti. unrest in Haiti and Dominica. statue of McKinley moved. Will of Chase Smith to Harvard. New York mayoral race speculation. Long list of international and domestic items with varied political and social notes.
February 1902 tax receipts total $18,717,050, down from 1901. Roosevelt era debates cover Schley, Cuban trade, silver bases for Philippines, and post checks. Supreme Court cites Emblem v Lincoln Land. water rights case Kansas Colorado heard. land fence removals in West delayed for cattle interests.
London reports crown the day with John Dillon Irish Nationalist leaving the House of Commons after calling Mr Chamberlain a damning taunt. Dublin observers praise Dillon while mockingly critiquing Chamberlain attire and the Lords defense. A petition by women graduates for parliamentary voting rights is noted in the grand committee room.
M Santos-Dumont confirms accepted invitation to organize aerial races for the St Louis exhibition and to sail April 4 on the Deutschland. He will draft concise rules for the first world airship races open to all nations and expects strong U S participation with potential prizes of at least 50000. He plans tests in New York and flights around London in June.
The Hetvizan battleship built for the Russian government at Cramps shipyard was officially added to the czar’s navy in Philadelphia. Father Ratskofsky conducted the service for 750 officers and crew as the blue cross of St Andrew was hoisted. The ship will sail to Crorstadt around April 12 after tugs hauled her to midstream.
The American Sugar Refining Company moves to enter Colorado beet sugar, with Henry Niese leading investigations and two new firms the Longmont Beet Sugar Company and the Fort Collins Sugar Company forming with $1,000,000 capital. Factories planned in Longmont, Greeley, Eaton, Loveland, Sugar City, Rocky Ford and surrounding counties amid tariff speculation and syndicate activity.
Census data show US sheep and goats on hand June 1 1900 with fall 1890 and spring 1900 clip figures. States like Montana Texas and New Mexico hold the largest numbers. goats mostly kept for meat with limited mohair. Bees on 707261 farms produced 61,3566 100 pounds of honey and 1,764315 pounds of wax in 1900 with regional consumption patterns.
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