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Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1903

Page

6

Panama Route Abandoned Over Sanitation Concerns

Washington reports Major William Black reviews Panama sanitation as the canal project faces renewed doubts. If sanitation cannot be improved, costs may soar, and observers fear funding disputes with Colombia could derail the United States takeover. The row over payments and ratification grows tense as bond and treaty terms await Bogota's decision.

Washington Wiliam M. Black Admiral Walker Haing Panama Diack Cuba Panaran Colon Morgan Hanna United States Black Panama Canal Trench Company Tha Colombia Bogota Panama Company Columbia Party Walker Commin Tlon

To Buy a Governor in Kansas Bribery Tale

A Kansas mechanic offered Governor Bailey a bribe for official services. The governor recounted that the man proposed $60 plus 10 percent to the governor, then settled on $50 for state work and no governor’s cut. The episode, observed May 2 in Topeka, highlights corruption temptations faced by state leaders.

Kansas Bailey Topeka Kan

Growth of Unions and Labor Attitudes in 1900s

New York reports John J. Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, saying current labor disputes will fade after the month, with strikes seen as temporary and attention drawn to growing trades issues. Bishop Potter warns Americans largely face self-made tensions, blaming factory managers for employee strain and factory aims.

New York John J. Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Jather Bishop Potter America

Chicago City Dog Pound Reports Epidemic Among Pups

Superintendent William Birr announces a canine disease outbreak in the city pound area. Fifteen dogs have died during the month and others show illness signs, prompting a quarantine action and warnings to owners.

Indy City William Birr Durie AL Arts

Stairs of Sand Sparks a Bold Rescue Plan

In a tense scene, a couple reunites by a barn as the jailed schoolteacher’s fate hangs on slow law. A mysterious man, Job Hendricks, hints at help while a self-freed lover proclaims his escape, urging quick action before their chance vanishes.

Emn Papa Job

Prison Watcher Sees Lovers Plan for Future

In a tense scene Job Hendricks watches from shadows as two young lovers talk under a tree while a burly constable hunts for a prisoner. He overhears plans, notes a lawyer and a mysterious man, then avoids capture by guiding Barnett away from danger. Hours later a portly constable rushes off in pursuit, and Job smiles at the farcical chase.

Job Henslow Hensloway Henslaw Yieltor Agid Gould Albow Martin Frake Prisin Tom Killagn Frate Achdol India Fe Jim Job Hendricky Hendricks Hendricka Young Barnett Bargett Wave Barnett Joh

Just a Piece of Paper Chapter in a Farrier Tale

Job Hendricks endures a tense night and plans a return home while watching Barnett in his confinement. A wandering silhouette at the window and a man at Ferrenford signal shifting dangers as Hendricks visits a gaunt farmer and contemplates the path ahead toward Ellison’s estate.

Job Hendricks Eason Barnett Job Bivens Ferrenford Hendricks Rayther Peipceful James Ellison

Roosevelt in Portland Lays Cornerstone at Lewis and Clark Monument

President Roosevelt arrived in Portland at 2 15 PM and spent the night amid celebrations. A 2000 strong crowd gathered for the Lewis and Clark monument cornerstone ceremony at city park, after a 3 mile parade featuring 12000 school children and a Chinese unit. The day included a flag display across streets and a farewell banquet at the Hotel Portland hosted by Mayor George H Williams.

Portland Ore Roosevelt Willamette River Oregon National Guard United States Mitchell Loeb Chamberlain George P. Willams Waa Valerans Summers Oregon Philippines United States Artillery Vancouver Barracks Seventeenth Infantry Oregon Nations Guard Reid Back, Jr Sixth Street Manila Pali Inch Child Columbia and Willamette Tigers Mt. Hood Mt. St. Helena Mt. Adams Cascade Range George H. Williams Lewis and Clark Great Northwestern Territory Oregon Country Fortland Williams

Stranger Tries to Find English in Multilingual New York

A New Yorker wandering through a largely multilingual block seeks directions but finds only a mix of languages. He questions an Italian, a Dutch shoemaker, a Chinese laundry worker, and a Japanese resident, before finally appealing to a polite policeman. He adds humor on language and retreating from the task as he exits toward Portsmouth.

Pallaceman New York Mal and Express New Yorker

Fire at gas house on 165th street and Sheridan avenue

A fire at a gas house on 165th Street near Sheridan Avenue in New York caused five explosions and spread to a carpenter shop and general Pulimen. Police report eight bodies later adjusted to one killed, with several injured as firefighters struggle to control the blaze.

New York 165Th Street Sheridan Avenue Pulimen Cara

Subway Strikers Hit Water Main in New York

A gang of Italian subway strikers attacked a 48 inch water main in Lafayette Place near a new building site. The breach was prevented as police dispersed the attackers while contractors face difficulties. Wives report threats to their husbands if they did not quit work.

New York LaFayette Place

Dunkirk Fire Destroys Business District In Ohio

A fire swept through the Dunkirk business portion near Kima Ohio on May 31 wiping out eleven business blocks and three residences. Loss listed at 109090 dollars with extensive damage reported as the blaze burned through the day. Firefighters from surrounding areas aided the effort but cause was not immediately determined.

Ohio Kima Dunkirk Sere

Rapid City Church Society Extends Call to Be

A Rapid City church society extends a call to a named individual for a spiritual leadership role. Details remain partial as OCR text is fragmented. The notice indicates an ecclesiastical appointment process tied to Rapid City.

Rapid City Society of Rapid City

Bird man and warbler expert Carl Gruno dies at 46

Carl Gruno known as the bird man and capable ornithologist died after a fall near the Homer Davenport aviary in Morio Plains. Born in Germany and long resident, he claimed unmatched knowledge of birds and their habits and spoke six languages. He had worked for George J. Gould and John D. Rockefeller.

New York Times Carl Gruno Homer Davenport Moria Plains Germany George J. Gould John D. Rockefeller

Sensational case in Alston tests Dodd’s Kidney Pills

Alston Michigan May 25 James Culet suffered twenty years of Rheumatism and kidney trouble after trying many doctors and medicines. He bought 42 boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and says they drove out the rheumatism and kidney problems, leaving him feeling like a new man and urging others to try them.

Alston Mich Houghton County James Culet Culet Dodd

Eye for Business Judge Grandma Toogood Solemn Question

A fragment presents a court taunt about who will leave pennies after the death of Grandma Toogood, with a cryptic child line My Terror Watt Toogood aged one asking if pockets go to heaven. The passage hints at a family dispute over inheritance and moral reckoning within a domestic scene.

Grandma Toogood Grandma Watt Toogood

The Hobbies of Queens Across Monarchies

A fragmented survey of royal hobbies cites photography for Queen Alexandra and caricaturing for the Russian empress, noting Saxony’s dowager queen’s charity work, Helena of Italy’s varied interests, the Greek and Greek-adjacent royals, and Queen Wilhelmina’s skating and riding.

London Queen Alexandra Russia Saxony Helena Italy

Doctor on Food Experimented on Himeci in Gallon

A physician from Gallon Ohio reports dietary trials with grape note foods aiding digestion. He claims sustained improvement after using prepared foods, praising grape note as pleasant, nutritious, and highly digestible. He describes restoration of nerve tissue and broader health benefits from the regimen.

Himeci Gallon Byain

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