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Newspaper

Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1901

Page

6

Roosevelt firm on 1904 nomination stance in interview from Washington

President Roosevelt said he will not seek the nomination but would appreciate voter approval if his conduct as chief executive earns him the top Republican ticket in 1904. He told South Carolina Republicans he would not pander to any clique and must be chosen by the people.

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Rumors Moran Venezuela Invasion Plot Centered on Andrade

From San Juan de Puerto Rico dated October 14 reports unverified chatter that former Venezuelan president General Andrade, now in residence on the island, plans to lead a force from Curacao and Trinidad to invade Venezuela. A supposed October 11 sailing from New York to Venezuela via Porto Rico was canceled. authorities say Andrade may sail October 25 on the Curacao steamer. He is said to be resting near San Juan with Caracao as likely HQ.

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Passengers Safely Rescued After Vancouver Wreck

An early report from Vancouver on October 16 states that rescue vessels reached the wrecked ship Hating near Jervis Island. All 175 passengers were saved with no injuries, though they endured some discomfort aboard lifeboats before evacuation.

Vancouver B. C Ereanvers Gentlo Jervis Island

Balloon cross attempt abandoned by unfavorable winds

October reports from the Mediterranean indicate the Count de LaVeux’s balloon crossing from Cas Bablettes near Paul was halted due to strong headwinds. Meanwhile on Hutelo Bank the Fidel-Prust bank run continued as depositors are paid and accounts verified.

Peris Huo Hutelo Bank Buttaloe Fidel- Prust

Hanna may resign as national committee chairman

A report from Washington on October 16 claims Senator Hanna plans to resign the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee due to a rift with President Roosevelt over how to allocate federal offices in the South. The piece notes Hanna’s prior reluctance to quit, the South’s party machinery, and Roosevelt’s differing view on southern appointments balancing party power.

Hino Washington Hanna Roosevelt National Committee McKinley South St. Louis Louisiana South Carolina Alabama Texas Philadelphia

Croesus Once a Convict

Robert I. Wolf head of Wolf Bros. Shoe Co. was a penniless convict in Jeffersonville Indiana twenty years ago. He later became a major employer and president of the Boot and Shoe trust. An attorney for Wolf disclosed the public notice to counter blackmailers and reveal his past.

Minckmallers Shoe Trust Columbus Robert I. Wolf Wolf Bros.’ Shoe Company Jeffersonville Ind Walt Boot and Shoe Trust Wolf Mr. Wolf Cataract Owen County John Garrard Uberty

McKinley aides to seek salary for Mrs McKinley and pensions

In Washington on October 15 Congress will be urged to pay Mrs. McKinley a year’s salary of 50000 on her late husband’s account, following Lincoln and Garfield precedents, with 20 children cited. A pension of 3600 yearly for Mrs. McKinley is also suggested. Discussions include compensation for McKinley’s surgeons and physicians, with precedents reviewed. An appropriation around 100000 may be sought, noting Garfield’s 80-day illness and 57000 total cost. No bill yet introduced.

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Notes from Washington National Capital of North Western Zneters

Washington dispatch reports civil service exam on November 1 for weather bureau meg Fenger boy. Redfern Post Office established with Margaret Davey postmaster. Isobel J. Mackay named kindergarten teacher at Lower Brule Indian School. Currency Controller approves First National Bank of Wi Tay organization with capital details. Several approvals noted for Minneapolis and related entities amid scattered names.

Znteros Washington Huron Weather Bureau Redfern Pennington County Margaret Davey Isobel J. Mackay Hartford Tsong Wi Tay Ici Sk Thomas A. Way Geil Wey

Herriott Urges Rail Tax Reform In Iowa Speech

Republican lieutenant governor candidate Herriott spoke at Marengo on tax reform, urging a unified nonpartisan approach to railroad assessments. He defended net earnings as the fair basis, discussed current inequities among trunk lines and smaller roads, and called for a uniform unit rule to ensure equal burdens across railroads. He cited state reports and endorsements by party leaders, and urged bipartisan action to revise taxation.

Marengo Iton John Herriott Fridey Herriott Elerrigtt Caromins Executive Council Polpieria Council Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Inds Central Great Western Burlington Cedar Rapids Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rock Island and Pacific Milwaukee and St. Paul Inois Central Burlington, Cedar Rapids Poor's Iowa Central Great Weate Iowa Jevieg & Bet Reso Lartra~bee Ubts Republican Pha Cummins Cumming Well Ots Seligman Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland Georgia New Jersey New York Revenue Commission Code Commission Sheshikean Supreme Court Love Samus F. Miller Gore Owa Senate Audi

Saloon Status Raised From Fine to License Revocation

In a McInnerny case from Iowa City the supreme court ruled legal saloon sales cannot be punished only by fines but trigger license revocation and nuisance prosecutions. A separate Iowa City election day saloon was fined 50 dollars but the court nullified the ordinance. violators remain subject to prohibitory law penalties and the saloon must close.

Amonahie Deg Muines McInnerny Towa City Supreme Court Lona Clty Alee Selher

Oskaloosa Merchant Dutton For Mortgage Debt

S J Dutton a veteran grocery and Queensware dealer of Oskaloosa Iowa defaulted on an assignment and mortgage totaling 6986.00 to lenders including HA L Spencer Co H L Spencer Oskaloosa National Bank and local banks. The mortgage covers antifa stock and will nearly pay out the debt. Dutton is noted as the oldest continuous merchant in the city with thirty five years in business.

J. Dutton Meaiere Gstalovas Oskaloosa S. J. Dutton Mata &N HA. L. Spencer Company H. L. Spencer Oskaloosa National Bank Oskaloosa Savings Bank Frankels' Bank E. H. Gibbs M. KE. Dutton R. E. Gephart Hub Clothing Company Mr. Dutton

Notable Christening Invites Governor Shaw to Cherokee Event

In Cherokee Iowa Governor Shaw is invited to attend the christening of Ansel Briggs great grandson at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday October 13. The child is son to Alexander D. Robertson and Nannie Briggs Robertson, named Iowa's granddaughter at the 1898 de state semi centennial. Agnes J. Robertson, Cherokee county superintendent, is connected to the event through Mrs Briggs widow of Briggs’ son. General M H Byers will likely represent the governor as he is not at home.

Cherokee Shaw Ansel Briggs Iowa First Presbyterian Church Alexander D. Robertson Nannie Briggs Robertson Unon Agnes J. Robertson Cherokee County John §. Briggs Briggs M. H. Byera

Grinnell Named Next Meeting Place for Library Association

At the final State Library session in Burlington Iowa on October 14 Grinnell was chosen as the next meeting site. Officers elected include Vice President C M Crapo Burling, Secretary Miss Margaret Brown Des Moines, Treasurer M H Douglass Grinnell. A legislative committee features F F Dowley, Senator Titus, and Mrs Battis Marshalltown. Program committee members are Miss Alice Tyler Des Moines Mrs Battis Marshalltown and Mrs Towner Corning.

Biante Library Association Burlington State Library Grinnell C. MM. Crapo Burlingen Margaret Brown Des Moines M. H. Douglass F. F. Dowley Titus Battis Marshalltown Alice Tyler Mra. Battis Mra, Towner Corning

Dysart Minister Marries Louise Sauerbrunn at Home

Rev Arthur Hirsch of Dysart Indiana marries Miss Louise Sauerbrunn of LeMars at the bride’s parents home with Rev W T McDoneld officiating. The couple will reside in Dysart where Hirsch recently became Methodist pastor. Sauerbrunn is known for work at the Sentinel office.

Arthur Hirsch Ming Louise-Sorbrann LeMars Dysart Louise Sauerbrunn LeMarsa M. Sauerbrunn W. T. McDoneld Methodist Church Hirech Hhe Bride Sentinel Office

McKinley Memorial Plans Outlined for Canton

The McKinley National Memorial association outlines a Canton memorial to the late president. A large board of trustees led by William R. Day and Marcus A. Hanna will oversee voluntary offerings, with funds to be deposited in banks and sent via postmasters and diplomats where applicable. The effort aims to honor McKinley’s memory with a Canton monument and a national patriotic fundraising drive.

Cleveland, O McKinley National Memorial Association David R. Frances Bt. Louis Robert J. Lowry Atlanta Henry C. Fayne Milwaukee Henry T. Bool San Francisco Franklin Murphy Newark N. J William R. Day Canton, C Myron T. Herrick Cleveland Felows Canton National Capital McKinley United States Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippine Islands Clevsland Uberal Washington Magonic Temple National Memorial Bridge William McKinley National Memorial Arch Association H. B. F. McFarland Lyman J. Gage Secretary of the Treasury Potomag Ver

Smallpox Among Indians Reported On Reservations

Indian officials estimate eighty smallpox cases on the Bad River reservation in Wisconsin. No cases reported yet on other reservations including Lac Courte Oreilles, Mille Lacs, Crow Creek, and Cheyenne. Details are incomplete due to damaged text from the source.

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