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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
2
Pope Leo Still Alive And Praised For Peace Efforts
The article reviews Pope Leo XIII's life and influence as he nears death. It highlights his role in emancipating Brazilian slaves, freeing enslaved Africans, and negotiating leniency for Russian Jew expulsions. It also notes his mediation with King Menelik after Adowa and his appeal to the czar to extend time for Jewish migration. The piece also critiques political stances linked to the Kansas City platform and Mr. Bryan’s position in the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Vatican
Pope Leo
Brazil
Papal
Rome
Africa
Sahara
Adowa
Menelik
Abyssinia
Humbert
Russia
New York
Jesse Seligman
Archbishop Kaland
Seligman
Agiog Pope
Alexander Pope
Bryan on 100WA Democracy Commoner critique
Mr. Bryan argues in his Commoner that the Iowa democratic convention was derailed by a supposed reactionary element backed by corporations and free transport. The claim is disputed by the Dubuque Telegraph, which says no delegates benefited from free travel and that straight democrats and silver men largely defeated reaffirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansaa City
Democratic Party
Bryan
Iowa
Kansas City
Stengtheo
Dubuque
ROTTENNESS AT WASHINGTON POSTAL SCANDAL REPORTED
Treasury auditor Capt Castle estimates a 14 617 203 postal deficiency for the year amid widespread post office corruption. Indictments and removals hit the free delivery system and money order unit as officials, clerks, and contractors face bribery and contract fraud charges. A halt in rural delivery awaits Congress funding for millions more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Castle
the Treasury
Postolie
Postofice
Geo. W. Beavers
Aa. W. Machen
A.C. Christianey
George 2H. Lorenz
Toledo
Machen
Dylur B. Groff
James T. Metcalf
James N. Tyner
Law Department
D. V. Miller
McGregor and
Upton
Samuel A. Groff
Charles Hedges
Post Office Department
Congress
Politician’s tariff talk and claimed tuberculosis serum stir debate
The piece notes a former politician’s need to hide opinions to win re election while opposing industry tariffs. It mentions Italian doctor Maragiiano claiming a serum prevents tuberculosis like bovine virus prevents smallpox, with eight years of testing but calls for strong medical validation. The New York Evening Post critiques Iowa Republicans tariff platform as indecisive and hypocritical in tone and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maragiiano
New York Evening Post
Iowa
Towa
William
Cummings Victory Compared to Rough Convention Bout
The Advance predicts a Victory for Cummings and the Iowa idea at the late Republican state Convention. The prose likens Cummings to a fighter who fell on his opponent and held the other in a clinch, claiming a clever nose strike, framing his position as precarious yet strategic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Iowa
Cumming
Felow
Cunmins
Burt Monitor Discusses E. McMahon Potential Democratic Candidacy
The Burt Monitor notes E. McMahon is being talked of as a probable Democratic candidate for representative. If he matches his oratorical strength with voting appeal, he would pose a strong challenge to the field for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
E. McMahon
Slurring the Resolutions from the Republican Convention
The Swea City Herald delays and slights resolutions from the May county Republican convention asking for fair play for farmers. Sam Drake submitted the resolutions aiming to relieve farmers, but the paper mocks the effort and warns readers to take the ideas in small doses before the season wears out their enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City Herald
The
Herald
Sam Drake
Harrington
Historians Note Lincoln Conspirators Hanged In Washington
The text recalls the 1865 execution of David Harold, Geo Atzerott, Lewis Powell, and Mrs. Surratt for involvement in President Lincoln's assassination. It mentions Libby Prison relics and wooden grave boards used to mark the conspirators' graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harold
Geo. Atzerott
Lewis Powell
E Surratt
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Libby Prison
Chicago
Noah Webster
Roosevelt on the tariff noted in a Benton life sketch
In a Roosevelt book, the president comments on protection as a theory and practice, noting economists find it vicious but that majority interests may push the experiment if it harms others not themselves. He hints at the broader political economics debate and the imperfect reach of protective policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Thos. H. Benton
A Tribute to the Pope by a Jew to the Editor of The Sun
A letter recalls Leo XIII and the church's protection of Jews in Russia and Germany. It cites Innocent III and Leo XIII on Jewish rights, urging no coercion to baptism and protection of Jewish cemeteries and property. The writer, Dr. Ssarcen Lu Mrnpeses, publishes from New York on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Leo Xtil
Russia
Germany
Innocent
Leo XIII
Correction reveals cash balance and bank deposits in county report
A correction to a Treasurer’s office report shows the balance on hand as of June 1 totaling 801220.92 with cash items, deposits with banks, and various drafts and receipts. The notice also lists checks paid and bank statements, while the text shifts to an unrelated eviction and local sale notices including landlord actions against the Oxford and Lace families and a sale of thoroughbred pigs near Fenton, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oxford
Sara Lace
Henc
Brownell
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Algona Vanvieri
Hinghon
Leo Stile
A.D. Clarke
Algona State Bank
Thos, Gray
AWS
Chab
A. Counxamn
JM. Moons
Comitece
Poland
H. H. Stiger
Fenton
Fishel
Fishel’s Clothing House
Algona
Durdall Block
Henrik Ibsen
Prusia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Ibsen
Mans Tyra
Dunger
Axelstad
Denmaark
Theu
Norseman
Luke
Keaps Tyra
Miles
Admiral Dewey
General Miles
Mount Vernon
Dewey
Nelson
H. Berknare
Wil
Wilfrid P. Jones
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