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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1910

Page

6

Bristol split over postmaster tie up in tobacco era

Virginia and Tennessee share Bristol, with Representative Slemp and Brownlow opposing a Virginian postmaster in a town divided by state lines. Taft sided with Virginia by nominating Goodell, but Senate action stalled amid telegram protests from Brownlow and Tennessee influence.

White House Campbell Blamp Virginia Brownlow Tennessea Bristol Warren Slemps Goodell

Ethics Question Sparks Debate In House Hearing

In a heated House exchange Mr Sherley praised the law on loans while Representative Clayton pressed for a direct answer about a man seeking a thousand dollars before a failure. The dialogue raised whether the regret over interruptions was genuine as the debate continued over legal wording and ethics.

Mr. Sherley Clayton Clayton—li Sherley Mr. Clayton

Senators in the smoking room unfold a cigar debate

In a Senate commerce committee session, Senator Frye of Maine sits beside Burton of Ohio. Burton, lighting a cigar, jokes about vice as Frye admits to smoking about six cigars daily while another senator riffs on chewing tobacco, revealing varied habits amid a tense exchange.

Senate Committee On Commerce Burton Ohio Frye Maine Atory Senator Burton Ohio Statesman Nelson Ballinger-Pinchot Committee

Secretary Wilson seeds stir party planning in Congress

A jumble of OCR text describes Secretary Wilson mobilizing envelopes and invitations as Congress gears up for social events. It notes secretaries including Horn and Gaines planning gatherings, with hints of stag parties and flirtations among staff, set against a New York political visit and fundraising chatter.

Wilson Horn Berord Sroot

Murdered Girl Found Burned After Abduction

New York reports Ruth Wheeler a 15 year old girl hired by an employment decoy was found killed and burned. Albert Walter, 20, linked to her abduction and a landlady notes calls from young women. Walter wrestled with the crime as police traced a postcard from a secretary at 122 Mast 165th street.

New York Mar Ruth Wheeler Albert Walter Polly Ruth Pearl Adelaide A. Walter Mast 165Th Street Wolter Walter Kia Irvington-on the-Hudson

Lad Escapes Kidnapers in Iowa Train Rescue

In Jesup Iowa a kidnap attempt on 11 year old Jay Hanson was foiled when an Illinois Central freight was stopped to let other traffic pass. The kidnapers fled after a detection by the crew and the boy was saved. Fairfield Indiana reports the funeral of Mr and Mrs H Douglas McDonald with the murderer and victim buried side by side in Evergreen cemetery.

Lad Waterloo Mar Jay Hanson Jesup Mlinois Central Fairfield H. Douglas McDonald Wis Evergreen Cemetery

Galla Democratic Conference Held in Des Moines

Des Moines on March 28 report that Chairman Clint L. Price of the Democratic State Central Committee issued a letter inviting Democrats statewide to attend a conference in Des Moines. The message references candidates and a date set for April.

Galla Des Moines Clint L. Price Democratic State Central Committee Des “Moines

Heiress Weds a Hungarian Nobleman in Fifth Avenue Ceremony

New York reports Miss Harriet Daly daughter of the late copper magnate Marcus Daly wed Count Anton Sigray at the Daly mansion due to religious differences. The union links American wealth with Hungarian nobility as Daly’s estimated 2.5 million share enhances a quiet ceremony with select guests and relatives.

New York Harriet Daly Marcus Daly Anton Sigray Fifth Avenue Miss Daly Daly Mansion Pallagicini Count Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Sigray Vanderbilt Mansion Anita Stewart Prince de Braganata Scotland Count Anton Hungary Fis House of Magnates Maria Theresa Marquise San Mayano Rome Baroness Schell Budapest Vienna

Wreck Triggers Insanity Charge In Rock Island Spill

A headline from Marshalltown reports John T. Spence, 27, of Clemens, driven mad by the Green Mountain wreck action, was committed to Independence after being deemed insane. The disaster leaves fifty dead, with L. M. Wallin of Washburn, North Dakota among the latest to die, and GW Newman of Mount Verrick in serious condition at 76. Roosevelt greets 400 Americans in Cairo, a sympathy strike ends in Philadelphia, and the Holden seed corn special begins tests between Des Moines and Council Bluffs. The Missouri River rising in Fremont county prompts flood warnings.

Marshalltown Rock Island Green Mountain John T. Spence Clemens Spence Independence L. M. Wallin Washburn N. D GW. Newman Mount Verrick Des Moines Mar Bock Island Council Bluffs Des Moles van Meter

The Modern Home A Word To Parents

A sermon extols parents to value their children’s souls and emphasizes universal access to Christ. It contrasts two homes the contemporary world and a Christ centered life, recalling a street child’s plea and a dying boy’s prayer, and honors old fashioned mothers.

Arkansas Iis Christ Jesus Christ London

Not Eligible: Excerpted Reflections on Help and Humanity

A collage of quotes on love happiness sorrow and duty from Dilat Wagner and Marcus Aurelius. The passages urge kindness to others, lightening others burdens, and finding strength in shared humanity. The tone is contemplative about how experience deepens empathy and duty to help.

George Dilat Wagner Marcus Aureliug

Time killer warned as fate returns in kind

A series of brief, disparate ad snippets warn that neglecting time catches up with a person. The ad copy touts Pazo Ointment for piles, Wrigley’s Spearmint for digestion, Pettit’s Eye Salve since 1807, Allen’s Lung Balm for coughs, and a quip about a brother flattering his sister, all from a historical newspaper page.

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