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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
3
A brief biographical note on the author ST GEORGE RATSHBORNE known for novels such as Little Miss Millions The Spider s Web Auss Caprice and Dr Jack s Widow The piece highlights his literary range and public reception in a compact obituary style.
In a tense underground scene Charlie Stuart confronts a professor about jealousy and trust. Arline Brand appears in a private parlor, where Stuart resumes calm, persuasive charm and vows to stay by a friend in danger. The encounter hints at secrets and looming peril.
Charlie confronts Arline Brand with doubt about Captain Brand's paternity and plot as she recounts a perilous past. She explains poverty, fortune, and a ruthless guardianship scheme, while a baron and a mysterious adventurer rumor swirl around Europe. The young widow faces danger from a man she once trusted.
Two New York state women sought a handshake with the president after an army officer advised them to “get in your cards.” They were admitted to the reception room where the president refused a senator’s office request, then greeted the women warmly, joking about their visit.
His Pats, a Buenos Aires pushing newspaper, offers three months subscribers $5 value in news and tobacco, providing equal value in cigarettes and news for the one price.
The Senate passes the naval bill while debating canal routes with Turner and Fairbanks siding for Panama. House moves to adopt the Corliss Pacific cable bill and defeats forest reserve transfer. Throughout June, Congress advances irrigation funding and investigates discharges in the War Department amid pension measures.
Washington June 13 Representative McCall of Massachusetts presented a memorial signed by Charles Francis Adams Andrew Carnegie Carl Schurz Edwin Burritt Smith and Herbert Welch asking for a congressional committee to travel to the Philippines and report on conditions there The memorial dated in Boston notes the signers form a nonpartisan committee backing U S policy toward the Philippines A separate note recounts Farmer Densmore of Vestch New York dropping a wallet with 150 dollars in a barn cow eats part of the money calf killed and opened the animal yielding a pulp filled wallet with 120 plastic fragments later sent to the treasury for redemption
Cleveland dispatch reports from Hot Springs that a compromise was reached between Congressman Burton and several Republicans who traveled to end the district withdrawal dispute. A Burton committee and a general Republican committee will oversee the fall campaign, with the Burton group in charge.
Congressman Fitzpatrick of Kentucky endorses Peruna as a splendid catarrh remedy and nerve tonic. The ad extols Peruna's ability to restore nerve activity, regulate blood flow, and relieve congestion, promising cures for catarrh and urging readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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