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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
Russia and Japan in the Manchuria dispute
The author argues Russia deserves support over Japan in Manchuria, citing longstanding friendship with the United States, Russia’s Trans Siberian Railroad, and historical precedents of held territories. The piece contends Japan’s threats are unfounded and stresses strategic ice-free ports and Russia’s need for Manchuria to access warm waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Lincoln
Alaska
Asia
Siberia
Pacific
China
Macedunia
Manchuria
Manchura
Man¢thuria
Thussia
England
Gladstone
Egypt
Malta
Turkey
Cyprus
Trussia
Batoum
South Africa
France
Waterloo
Denmark
Baltic
Black Sea
Constantinople
Mediterranean
Suppressed article cited as loss to literature and drainage
A writer named Geo W Hanna withdrew a critical piece from publication after it ridiculed Supervisor Ogren and the ditch project. The courtier notes the article belittled the board and called the ditch No 4 a ship canal, undermining drainage matters, yet its suppression is lamented as a loss to literature and philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hanna
LuVerne News
Ogren
Ledyard Leader
Couraer
Haona
Coummer
Manoa
Dowie in New York Hurls Abusive Sermons at City Crowd
Reverend Doctor Parkhurst condemns Elijah Dowie's Madison Square Garden show as coarse and venomous. He recalls attending to refute charges but finds Dowie's performance despicable, likening it to sensational mountebanks and noting the large following and public curiosity despite poor reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
New York
Newell Dwight Hillis
Carrie Nation
Doctor Parkhurst
Elijah
Madison Square Garden
Zion City
Flo
Canadian victory in Alaska boundary arbitration debated
A veteran Canadian journalist argues Canada gained Pearse Island through arbitration while the United States received only undisputed territory. He contests the commission's settlement and praises Secretary Hay's diplomacy, suggesting Canada overreached on several claims. The piece frames the dispute as a British‑leaning diplomatic win for Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. W. Thompson
Chicago Record-Herald
Canada
Pearse Island
Hay
Alaska
Russia
Commission
Thompson
Edward Blatte
Great Britain
Wealth Book Lists Two Algona Millionaires
A New York issued Financial Red Book of America claims a complete U S directory of wealthy men. It lists Algona with two names, A A Call and W A Ingham, as millionaires or holders of over two hundred thousand dollars. The article notes the book’s unreliability and limited scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Algona
A.A. Call
W. A. Ingham
Panic and political mischief cited in old editorial argument
The piece rails at financial panic, bank failures, and watered stocks, naming cities and individuals while urging press and politics to halt the crisis. It condemns Tillman for Gonzales murder and denounces railroad blackmail and state inaction, calling for stronger government action.
The Drainage Question in Lepyamp Iowa
Albert Ogren urges better drainage in Lepoam County Iowa as land remains flooded. He notes the Prairie Creek ditch case delays drainage actions and calls voters to learn candidate George Hlanna’s stance before election. He argues for updated drainage laws and county waterways to improve roads and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aru
Lepyamp
Iowa
Quarton
Board of Supervisors
Prairie Creek Ditch
George Hlanna
Albert Ogren
A Mixup at Etherville and a City Cash Fight
More than a year past improvements at Etherville electric light plant prompted a transfer to private parties. Citizens signed for 16000 dollars to fund upgrades and an executive committee aided the cause. The current city council refuses to apply receipts beyond routine expenses to the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eetherville
Bow
Angling Rivalry And Local Movements In Algona
Sharp contest between Dwight Hine and J A Kennedy for angling supremacy continues with neck and neck results. Wred Pompe lags, Clarke moves law office, HK Swetting relocates, and the Cohenours plan a St Louis move. Geo Hanna canvasses the county with Ike Harrison, visiting Germania and Wesley while urging a straight Republican vote. Thomas Cleadying party returns from Washington county after a five day journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Hine
J. A. Kennedy
Hine
Kennedy
Wred Pompe
Geo. KE. Clarke
Sullivan & McMaahon
HK. V. Swetting
Algona
Geo
Hanna
Ike Harrison
Germania
Prairie
Wesley
Thomas Cleadying
Grant Township
Algoon
Washington
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Binchon & Finngle
Sages B
Sullivan
Butler
Supreme Court
Galdwalt
JR. Mccook
Porter
47Th Bist
Lewis Strnhm
Democratic County
Sherif
W. McDonald
C. A. McChee
Paut
A. Lonergan Fox
H. M. Moser
Gealan
W.T. Hal
A. D. Clarke
Gardner Cowles
LaVerne
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Estherville
The
Maryland Trust
Shaw
Wall Street
United States Treasury
Tillman
South Carolina
Gonzales
Tilman
Great Northern Railroad
Belng
Northern Pacific
Uscers
Montana
Ham
Etherville
Joseph Schemmel
Father Schemmel
Bancroft
Dubuque County
Milwaukee
Dubuque
North Benia Vista
Schemmel
Hot Springs
Clayton County
New Vienna
North Benna Vista
William
Benjamin
Dyersville
Clem
Tintah
Minn
Wessel
Rahe
Kraft Clothing Co. Shoe Department
Patterson & Son
Hayward
J. A. Brownell Shoe CO
Boston
Dingley & Company
Galbraith’s Shoe Store
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