The Russo Japanese War Fleet Defeat and Its Aftermath
The article argues the destruction of the Russian fleet under Rojestvensky signals a pivotal shift in world power relations, predicting broader consequences for Asia and the global balance of power. It discusses Japanese success, Russian potential peace, and the likely rise of yellow races in international influence. It also touches on political upheaval within Russia and possible reforms spurred by military defeats, while reflecting on economic and insurance industry controversies linked to Equitable.
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Rojestvensky
Russia
China Sea
Japan
Lake Baikal
Victor Hugo
China
India
Asia
Far East
The Morals of High Finance at Equitable Unveiled
The Equitable Insurance Company of New York faces public scandal as 38 directors are accused of illegality and dummy status. James Hazen Hyde allegedly spent large sums charged to the firm while directors profited from syndication, related real estate leases, and undisclosed payments. Senator Depew is named among those implicated.
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Schiff
Equitable
Harriman
Tarbell
McIntyre
Winthrop
Teis
Insurance Department
Odell
Equitable Insurance Company of
New York
United States
Depew
Senator Brackett
New York World
James Hazen Hyde
Hyde
Protest Over Nan Patterson on Wilkesbarre Stage
Citizens protest Nan Patterson's stage appearance in Wilkesbarre urging mayor to block it citing her murder trial notoriety. They argue she should not be paraded for profit and suggest a salary fit for deserts. Separately, Norway-Sweden tensions over consulates rise as storthing debates a potential king, risking conflict.
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Wilkesbarre
Nan Patterson
Nan
Norway
Sweden
Norweigan Storthing
Congress
Oscar
Storthing
Eskimo Chief May Open Catholic Mission Across North
Eskimo chief Nurimayok near Reindeer Lake plans to invite Father Turquetil, a Roman Catholic missionary, to live among his people as a 1000 mile journey unfolds. Bishop Pascal backs the perilous mission and notes it could bring widespread conversion among Nurimayok’s tribe from Hudson Bay to Beaufort Sea.
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Nyrimayok
Arsene Turiquetil
Nurimayok
Hudson Bay
Beaufort Sea
Reindeer Lake
Athabasca
St. Peter's Mission
Father Turquetil
Pascal
Father Turgust
Father Agste
St. Peter’s Mission
Prince Albert to reach the mission across frozen north
The journey to St. Peters Mission from Prince Albert describes a 200 mile paddle down the Saskatchewan river, then a long, arduous trek through Reindeer Lake and northward across snow and ice by ski and sledge. Travelers face weeks of brutal cold, frozen streams, and brutal portages as they seek the mission before frost. The journey highlights endurance, dog conditions, and encounters with a powerful northern leader esteemed by his people.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Cumberland Lake
Consant
Reindeer Lake
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Father Turquetil
St. Peter's Mission
Polar
Northland
The Village Masher as Seen in the Giggling Goo Goo Tree
A Chicago Chronicle verse vignette portrays a vanity driven village masher who stares at women from morning till night, with goo goo eyes and a fashionably curled look. Children mock him as he roams in dinky clothes, while he frequents church and preens, unaware of the uproar he provokes.
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Chicago Chronicle
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Dodge Celebrated
A golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Dodge was held last Friday at their McGregor Street home. Captain Dodge is 80 and Mrs. Dodge 72, both active and mentally sharp. Most family attended except Mrs. T. J. McEnroe of Fargo. Relatives, neighbors, G.A.R. Post, W.R.C., and Knights of Pythias joined in the celebration with gifts including a mantel clock, pearl knives, fruit knives, a gold bead string, and a gilt French mirror from Fargo.
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D. D. Dodge
McGregor Street
Captain Dodge
Dodge
T. J. McEnroe
Fargo
G. A. R. Post
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias Honor Diamond Wedding Couple
Mrs. Dodge hosted a diamond anniversary celebration where forty Knights of Pythias attended and presented gifts. TI. P. Harrington gave a speech as Capt. Dodge, nearly overwhelmed by emotion, accepted with gratitude lasting in memory. The couple is wished many more years to celebrate.
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Mrs. Dodge
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Dodge
P. Harrington
Capt. Dodge
Death of Charley Anderson in farm dynamite accident
Charley Anderson, former owner of the Shadle farm north of town, died in Poplar Wisconsin from injuries after a dynamite accident while stump clearing. He reportedly lit a match near a pail of dynamite, causing an explosion that fatally injured him after two or three days. His wife and children, including an oldest daughter about twelve, mourn his loss. the Algona community offers sympathy.
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Charley Anderson
Shadle
Town
J. H. Jones
Poplar
Wis
Anderson
J. Horberg
Algona
A Fine Memorial Day 1905 Held In Ideal Weather
Memorial Day exercises drew good attendance despite wet fields. G A R and W R CG ladies organized, Prof Tucker spoke well, with patriotic themes. A drill by young girls, music, and cemetery rites completed the day, marking memory as a patriotic celebration surpassing the Fourth of July.
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W. R. CG
Tucker
Lotts Creek Wedding Blesses Otto Ohm and Anna Zumach at German Lutheran Church
On Friday May 26 Otto Ohm married Anna Zumach at the German Lutheran church in Lotts Creek with Rev. Fuerstenau officiating. A large gathering attended the ceremony and reception at the Ohm home. The couple, natives of the OREN area, will start married life on a well located farm surrounded by relatives and friends. Out of town guests included Badell of Wisconsin, Burchhart of Minnesota, Poeter of Boone Iowa, and the Gremmels and Chrischilles families of Algona and Fairville.
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Otto Ohm
Anna Zumach
Lotts Creek
Fuerstenau
Herman Ohm
Oren
Ohm
Badell
Wisconsin
Burchhart
Minnesota
Poeter
Boone
Iowa
Geo. Gremmels
Fairville
Julius Chrischilles
Max Herbst
Algona
Wolves Brought In For Bounty Near Irvington Iowa
A letter from Armstron g of Irvington Iowa describes digging seven timber wolves and seeking a bounty. He notes wolves are not foxes and contemplates selling them to advertisers or commission firms if a better price is found, otherwise awaiting county bounty.
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Algona Courier
Armstrong
Irvington
Iowa
Geo. E. Clarke
Dolliver Faces Scrutiny Over Re Election Opposition
The Odeboldt Chronicle reports Senator Dolliver faces heavy scrutiny from Iowa’s political circle. With no opposition expected unless he votes unfairly he must prove steadfastness and burn corporate bridges. The piece notes near universal watchfulness as he seeks steady advocacy for constituents' favored principles.
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Dolliver
Odeboldt Chronicle
Iowa
Ceare
Yin
Senate
Local happenings and noted town events
The board of supervisors meets next onday and a small term of court is set for the 17th. Rev Holmes addresses Humboldt tonight. Halcyon Club and various residents plan gatherings, travels, and community improvements. A mix of marriages, obituaries, farming, and entertainment rounds out a busy Algona scene.
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Board of Supervisors
Halcyon Club
Curtis
Adams
Ditch Damages Must Be Paid Before Construction, Judge Rules
In Storm Lake Iowa Judge Bailie rules that damages awarded to property owners affected by a new drainage ditch must be paid before construction. A bond promising future payment does not satisfy the constitutional right to advance compensation. The decision upholds the existing law aside from this point, affecting many drainage projects and bonds awaiting supreme court ruling.
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Storm Lake
Bailie
Supreme Court
Terrible hail storm devastates eastern Iowa farms
Between Tipton and Mechanicsville a fierce hail storm shattered windows and killed hogs, horses, and cattle. Stones as large as eggs buried in plowed fields, while scattered ice blocks traveled fourteen miles to Tipton. Farmers face extensive replanting as spring work must be redone.
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Davenport
Iowa
Tipton
Mechanicsville
Chicago Markets Report From Town Live Stock Co
Chicago market summary from the Town Live Stock Co with Union Stock Yards data. Cattle receipts Monday 18000, prices 10c5c higher. Tuesday strong. Wednesday active and 10c15c higher. Hogs Monday 51000, 16c higher then mixed. Tuesday 17000 strong then closed weak. Wednesday 30000 slow and weak, top around 35.40. Sheep Monday 26000 with some lambs steady, others 10c lower. Tuesday 10000 strong. Wednesday 23000 steady overall.
Trapping a Woman in Sanborn Cellar Report
Hartley Herald describes a rumor of a woman visiting a neighbor near Sanborn. An elderly homeowner allegedly trapped her in the cellar with a hammer and nails until an officer arrived, then arming for a possible suit seeking twenty thousand dollars for damaged reputation.
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Hartley Herald
Sanborn
Shaw And The Deficit From The New York Sun
The New York Sun reports Secretary Shaw downplays the deficit while Secretary Taft warns Ohio Republicans that deficit concerns may force tax or tariff changes. The administration must press Congress on appropriations and revenue needs, Taft argues, Shaw more optimistic.
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Shaw
The
New York ‘Sun
Congress
Mr. Taft
Mr. Shaw
Stone Wanted For Large Boulder Delivery By W B Quarton
W B Quarton requests several cords of boulders for immediate delivery. Also mentions ensuring purchase of Taylor's Ice Cream and selling Carrara paint at cost by Novi Towa Lusper Co.
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W. B. Quarton
Novi Towa Lusper Co
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