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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1901

Page

2

McKinley prosperity abroad and Canadian finance

McKinley prosperity is credited with boosting Canada and other regions, noting record dividends and deposits in Canada. It contrasts rising trade with U.S. restriction on exports, highlighting sectors like Dominion Iron and Steel, Dominion Coal, and railways, while detailing Bank of Montreal profits and broad economic growth.

McKinley Canada Mexico Philippine Ghina Mac Ottawa Dominion Dominion Iron and Steel Company Dominion Coal Company Varius Indust Sault Marie Midland Collingwood Ont Canadian Northern Railway Company Bank of Montreal Bankwe Bank Of.ngland Bank of France Utica United States Britain

Pay Dispute Over Senator Dolliver and Congressman Conner

A Dubuque Telegraph discussion alleges improper pay practices touching Congressman Conner and Senator Dolliver. It claims Dolliver received $1700 as a representative and that amount was returned to the treasury to fund Conner, with implications that Dolliver could gain from a later Senate salary after Gear’s death. The piece calls for congressional action to resolve the pay issue.

Senate Dolliver Vaucant House Conner Iowa Congress Treasury Cunnéer Dolilver Gear Dubuque

Bryan speech misjudgment on money and leadership

The Jackson banquet address in Chicago criticizes Col. Bryan for misreading the money issue. The speaker argues Bryan would be seen as wiser if he had left the presidential race earlier, noting past shifts in gold output and silver coinage debates and predicting future campaign relevance of monetary policy.

Col Bryan Chicago

Roberts on Nicaragua canal and open trade policy

Geo. E. Roberts reviews negotiations for a canal across Nicaragua citing Henry Clay for a neutral waterway. He argues exclusive U S control would burden the nation, invite foreign exploitation, and offer little peace or war advantage, urging open door neutrality as civilization’s policy.

Des Moines Geo. E. Roberts Fort Dodge Messenger Nicaraugua Henry Clay Taual Hay Harvey Geo. Roberts Geo. ‘Roberts George United States Britain England Germany Russian Central South America Warvey

Open Door Policy And Jingoism In U S Debate

The article critiques politicians on canal control and open trade, contrasts Harvey with George Roberts, and mocks jingoistic shifts. It notes calls for open door policy, questions tariff stances, and reports on Titus amendment decisions. It also mentions MacKinley and Roosevelt hunting in the Rockies and notes a Brazilian hermit’s odd rule.

Truly Christian Sentiments Rally for Liberty in New Century

Prof M M Mangasarian in Chicago calls for a people’s birth of the twentieth century by freeing the Philippines without price and ending war’s reign. He urges a “people’s century” of liberty peace and progress. cites Russia Turkey Britain nations and poland Armenia and South Africa as targets of liberty. Also notes winter footwear at Galbraith’s and banking loan offers from A D Clarke Co and County Savings Bank with annual interest.

Chicago M. M. Mangasarian Grand Opera House Victor Hugo America Russia Turkey Britain Poland Armenia South Africa

When the School Is Dismissed by Death

A heartfelt reminiscence by Charles Dickens on leaving a beloved school, where the children light the author’s world with innocence. He recalls nightly goodnights, kisses, and the tender halo of love surrounding him as he watches young hearts grow toward God. The piece ends with Death calling the school to be dismissed and the children gathering for a final good night.

Bhima Charles Dickens

Jurors Named for February Court Term

The February term opens February 18 with grand jurors H Brooks Buffalo Baw in Blackford Algona R A Richardson Hebron M Liddy White more K C Hollenbeck Wesley CG Trumble Irvington Joseph Rabin Prairie Jobb Craig Lincoln H Austin German O H Richards Burt Hubbard Harrison B W Barge Greenwood and petit jurors J L Donahan Algona BG Bowyer Algona J W Hopkins Wesley Jacob Winkel Union H Jupp Harrison J A Fresh Greenwood G J Doxsee Algona 8 Best Ledyard W J Weisbrod Venton Geo McCreary Springfield Chas Seeberg Wesley H J Reasegul Algona Jas Leeby Wesley Dy White Plum Creek GC Jv Pettibone Greenwood C Wilson Algona Ww oO trewster Wesley M J Mann Portland RB Welter Buffalo Jas Carey Wesley John Zeller Riverdale J E Russell Buffalo Joel Wing Harrison J Satin Webron Joseph Andorfer Prairie M Jenson Seneca W A Mann Grant Hugh McDonald Burt H Norton Algona Juba Paber Prairie

H. Brooks Buffalo Baw Blackford Algona R. A. Richardson Hebron M. Liddy Whittemore K. C. Hollenbeck Wesley CG. Trumble Irvington Joseph Rabin Prairie Jobb Craig Lincoln H. Austin German O. H Richards Burt Hubbard Harrison B. W. Barge Greenwood Petit J. L. Donahan Algonat Bowyer J. W. Hopkins Wesley Jacob Winkel Union H. Jupp J. A. Fresh G. J. Doxsee 8. Best Ledyard W. J. Weisbrod Venton Geo. McCreary Springfield Chas Seeberg H. J. Reasegul Algonas Jas Leeby Dy White Plum Creek Jv Pettibone C. Wilson Ww. Oo. Trewster M. J. Mann Portland RB. Welter Jas. Carey John Zeller Riverdale J. E. Russell Joel Wing J. Satin Webron Joseph Andorfer M. Jenson Seneca W. A. Mann Grant Hugh McDonald H. Norton Juba Paber

Household Economics Lecture by Mrs Van Vechten

Mrs Van Vechten will lecture on Household Economics at Congregational church at 2:30 on Wednesday afternoon January 16. She is a prominent state figure, treasurer of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and former Iowa Federation president. The talk is free and open to all Algona residents.

Tax Dodger Settles with County Treasury

Fort Dodge dispatch reports J.1 Deming, a major city property owner, paid back taxes totaling 10 024.83 to the county treasury after tax investigators in Webster County found unassessed property. Deming did not resist the claim and settled promptly. He recently donated 10 000 to Tabor College in Tabor, Iowa.

Fort Dodge J.1 Deming Webster County Deming Tabor College Tabor Iowa

Marshal and two tramps thwarted on town to Whittemore

Two train riders were put off last Friday, chased by the marshal, fired upon, and escaped. Deputies McDonald and Marshal Horan captured two more on Saturday after a chase along the tracks. They found revolvers on both, were taken to Whittemore for grand jury bearing. One man described as a mulatto. Garner fire causes $30,000 in damages with $18,000 insured. losses cover Syndicate block, Baas & McMahon, Malek store, Garner Bank, Dr Hoag, Ben Tybert, and others. Rebuilding to begin. Northwestern road introduces 70-year pension system for long-serving workers. No retirements yet under 30 years service.

Bastile McDonald Horan Bay Whittemore Grand Jury Garner A. J. Malek Baas & McMahon Insurance Garner National Bank Doctor Hoag Ben Tybert

Bribe Taker Caught Arrests in Mobile Alabama

Capt Cyril W. King, once of Fort Dodge and known to local servicemen, is under arrest in Mobile Alabama on charges of accepting a bribe from a government contractor. The contractor alleges King rejected work and material at Port Morgan to favor the bribe payer.

Cyril W. King Fort Dodge Mobile Ala King Port Morgan Tuib

Railroad Rumors Spark Interest in Iowa Central Route

Rumors circulate of a struggle between the Milwaukee Union tracks to gain possession of the Iowa Central and the M and St L lines. A merger with the Iowa Central is thought to benefit Algona by creating a direct Chicago route. The Iowa Central would offer the shortest diagonal path from Algona to Ackley.

Rock Island Iowa Central Algona Tninois Central Towa Central Central Chicago Ackley

Iowa tax money for Shaw inauguration battalion under debate

King offered a $5,000 bribe to a contractor who reported the incident to Washington. The contractor paid $1,000 in marked bills before arrest. Rumors of sending a battalion to Washington to escort Gov Shaw for President McKinley’s inauguration spark outcry about Iowa taxpayers funding imperialistic displays. Des Moines questions the propriety and quotes disgust at such a spectacle.

King Washington Towa McKinley Shaw Thrift Dubuque Des Moines Iowa Dave Europe

Harrison as Rankling Thorn in Philadelphia Record

Ex president Harrison denounces the administration’s territorial policy as unconstitutional and dangerous. He rebukes Attorney General Griggs and Senator Toraker for weak replies, asserting a stand for Constitutional government amid partisan attacks.

Harrison Congress Territories United States Griggs Toraker

Notice to settle and collect on disputed accounts

All book accounts have been left with Attorney J.C. Raymond for recollection. Prompt payment will avoid costs. if settlement is not made at once, suit will be commenced. Don’t miss the damp welted ladies’ shoes now $2.75 at Galbraith’s Shoe Store, worth $3.50.

J.C. Raymond C. Sx. John Galbraith’s

Public Sale of Willows on Blackford Grade January 16 1901

Money to loan at 5 percent offered by A D Cuanke Co. Public sale on the Blackford grade of all willows. Auction Tuesday January 16 1901 at 2 PM in five cash lots. Order of the Board of Supervisors. Jomy G Suiru Com.

Blackford Order of the Board of Supervisors Jomy G Suiru Com

For Sale Millinery Stock and Trimmings West Bend Iowa

For sale a 3600.00 stock of millinery staple trimmings and new items. The seller reports a good two year trade and will take rentable real estate not exceeding the stock value. Opening strong as is the stock. Address McPanLain and Sox West Bend Iowa.

McPanLain & Sox West Bend Iowa

Whittemore Roaring with Incidents After Revival

Excitement at Whittemore centers on a string of events including a creamery robbery, the marshal gagged and jailed, and a shootout following the initial incident as reported by our correspondent at that place.

Whittemore

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