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Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1901

Page

6

Treachery and executions in the Philippines tale

Dispatches recount brutal murders and rapes by native assailants in Pozorrubio and surrounding areas, with several natives and insurgent collaborators executed by hanging. Other reports list casualties and missing bodies from the Samar massacre, naming numerous soldiers by name and location.

Black deaths in related incident linked to professor case

Two Black individuals named Henry Ivory and Aries Perry died in a related incident tied to a serious case involving Professor Roy W. White of the law department in Pennsylvania. The report notes the Black victims and references the Philadelphia area in October with unclear details about the incident.

RK. W. White Pennsylvania Hiadelphia Qet Henry Ivory Aries Perry Roy W. White

New Canal Treaty Sought By Britain and United States

Washington reports outline that Britain and the United States are negotiating a new canal treaty to replace the Clayton-Bulwer pact. The proposed agreement preserves the neutral, open-waterway principle while revising the mechanism to ease enforcement and relieve the United States of onerous guarantees. The form mirrors Hay-Pauncefote amendments viewed as textual rather than substantial.

Kémnént Fedm Washington Rokard Trere Han Mngland United Status Ill Mes England United States Hagland Senate

Episcopalians Reconsider Huntington Amendment Defeated

At San Francisco yesterday the triennial Episcopal convention rejected the Huntington amendment after Nebraska delegation corrections showed opposition. Clerical and lay votes failed to reach needed unity, and Article 5 on new dioceses was also defeated. The bishops debated marriage and divorces, while a large missionary mass meeting drew about 10,000 at Mechanics Pavilion with leaders from Newcastle, New York, Kentucky, and New Haven urging renewed zeal for foreign missions.

San Francisco Episcopal Convention House of Deputies Nebraska Lay House of Deputes House of Bishops Machanics Newcastle England Potter New York Partridge Kynto Burton Mansfeld New Haven Conn

Big Sugar Battle Escalates as Trust Cuts Prices

Aggressive move by American Sugar Refining against beet sugar industry follows price cuts by Western Sugar Refining. Reduction of 80 cents per hundred on beet sugar and 20 cents on cane sugar extends from California to Colorado. Robert Oxnard cites market shift and rules out beet-heavy orders above 50 percent as a discriminating tactic by the trust allies.

San Francesco American Sugar Refining Company Missouri River Colorado California Western Sugar Refining Company Robert Oxnard American Reel Sugar Association Enue Natiformia Western Sugar Refuing Company Sugse Trust

Notable Postal and Banking Actions from Washington Oct 3

C T Gifford named postmaster at Gifford Iowa replacing L A Collins. The Commerce Department approves Hamlin County Bank Castlewood converting to First National Bank Castlewood. Citizens National Bank Des Moines approved as reserve agent for Commercial National Bank Charles City. Discontinued mail routes listed to Fairview, Edgemont, and others. Pensions granted including Land Increase and Restoration for several individuals with varied amounts. Nebraska and Wyoming postings note increases and restorations for stated beneficiaries.

Nowa National Capital of Northwestern Interest Washington C. T. Gifford Haseen Gifford Hardle County L. A. Collins Hamlin County Bank of Castlewood D. D First National Bank of Citizens National Bank of Des Elim Springs Sioux County Ill Fairview Jincoln Court Ss. DL. Webster Converse County Wyo Edgemont Jerome J. Rhoemaker Montezomu Daniel W. Payden Hopville Jiam Milnes Talmage Wapelly Len Ebebh Preston Fraucis Mu Donough Lacey Nebraska-Orighnal Walter _N. Trymble Lincoln Peter W. Dale York W. Barnum Omahs Dekolers Ri Plerea Garet Dougue Falls

Schley Inquiry Aide Describes Naval Battle Actions

Colonel Thompson relays a detailed account of the Santiago battle from the Spanish American War era. He asserts Admiral Sampson reviewed proofs of Maclay’s book but refused to endorse a charge labeling Schley a coward, citing the secretary of the navy’s later publication ban.

New York Stebertie ‘Thompson United States Naval Academy Alumni Association Lakes Associated Press Schley Maclay Admiral Sampson Ceili Sampson Naval Academy Chia Secretary of the Navy Pera Santiago Lin Elsin Wainwright

Hodgson Testimony in Battle of Santiago Opens Third Week

Washington Oct 9 The Hodgs on testimony in the inquiry recalls Lieutenant Doyle and Commander Rodgers then Hodgson navigator of the Brooklyn testifies he saw lights at Cienfuegos later deemed signals between Spanish forces He says the Brooklyn moved quickly to engage the Spanish squadron and fired as soon as possible describing maneuvers against the Vis caya Maria Teresa and other ships with dense smoke and heavy weather.

Hodgson Schrey Iie Brooklyn Cook Port Helin Schley Texas Sali Navigator Santiago Washington Doyle Rodgers Cienfuegos McCalle Cienfuegoes Santiana Maria Teresa

Discharge Charge Over 24 Cents For Dismissal Message

Colonel Harrison was discharged after a 24 cent charge for a cable message from Adjutant General Corbin ordering him home on the first transport. The army made Harrison repay 2.24 per word for the official business message. Heistand faces Senate inquiry over Manila hemp interests.

Harrison Washington Russell GB. Blarigou War Department Corbin Helstand Otis Manila Heistand Senate

Pueblo Terrorized by Serial Assaults in October

Pueblo Colorado reports a wave of vicious assaults on women and girls, likely by a single assailant described as a dark man with his face blacked. Victims include Mrs James P Henderson struck with a club, a Hamilton family girl choked after forced entry, and Mrs Hickey severely injured with a fractured skull while bicycling. Other women have been assaulted recently.

Washington War Department Pozorrubio Qulyas Binting James T. Burgey Monpany Satter Garrisu Barotaio Neuvyo Panay Saler Ife Faustino Ruiz Pueblo Col James P. Henderson Hamilton Hickey

Des Moines Men Elected President At Grain Center Meeting

The National Grain Centers Association adjourned after reelecting officers and backing Memphis Tennessee as next convention site. Benjamin A. Lockwood of Des Moines IA was named president with a slate of officers including J A King and H J Grimes. F H R Peavey of Minneapolis gave the main address on grain trade and elevator construction plans.

Des Moines National Grain Centers’ Association Memphis Tenn Congress National Hay Dealers’ Association Kansas City Exchange Benjamin A. Lockwood Theodore P. Baxter Jonas J Harrison Sherman Tex Stephene Purcell And Thomas Cosseiu Mulua FW. McCord Columbus J. A. Grubbs Greenville W. Loughry Maonticello Ind Barlow Kokomo James Woallington Anderson G A. Stebbing Red Oak Furmer Charles G. Clarke F. H R. Peavey Minneapolis Northwest Duluth Liverpool Montreal New York Europe Braila Roumania Danube River Black Sea Italy Naples Rome Peavey Hazen Washburn Bismarck Bismarcs Sioux City Arid West Colorado Washington Snake River District Orient Benator Warren Wyoming Alaska United States Missouri River Great American Desert Ano'llompetitor Prapansa 4Iy Conamene Sawyers

Diseases of animals at farmers congress in South Dakota

Third day of the Farmers National congress in Bionx Falls draws new delegates and visitors though attendance falls short of expectations. Speakers include J Sterling Morton, Vickey, Clayton, Hoard, E Benjamin Andrews on The Farmstead Beautiful, and Hertha Dahl Laws delivering The American Girl and the Home.

Bionx Falls S. D Farmers' W National Congress Tate Secretay J. Sterling Morton Nebraska Vickey Louisiana Clayton Iowa Hoard Wisconsin E. Benjamin Andrews University of Nebraska South H. W. Campbell Kansas John I. Brown Indiana Hertha Dahl Laws Minnesota Lake Madison M. K. Greeley South Dakota

McKinley name change for Philippines opposed

Washington reports a debate on renaming the Philippine Islands to McKinley Islands in honor of President McKinley. Officials doubt the plan’s feasibility and oppose altering the established name, while support exists for designating the pink carnation as the national flower to honor McKinley’s memory.

McKinle Washington East Congress McKinley Thera McKinley Group War and

Iowa Supreme Court Decisions Lift Ambiguous Claims

Des Moines Iowa October 6 The following decisions were handed down by the supreme court reporters The Johnston appellant against Wappello affirmed State vs appellant Henderson affirmed against Calls Madison Auld Pyle case entries show affirmations and reversals in several matters with brief notes from the court

Yoany Des Moines Te Ae Preegourt Waders

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