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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
2
End of War Brings Victory and Peace Prospects
The war ends at Portsmouth with both nations victorious. Russia gains chastenings and reform moves toward liberal government, while Japan rises to first magnitude and secures concessions. Roosevelt earns praise for brokered peace as pressure from public opinion shaped the outcome.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
The
Hague
Roosevelt, Shaw tariff accord questioned in Des Moines row
The Vinton Observer cites Secretary Shaw telling Harvey Ingham at a Des Moines banquet that Shaw and Roosevelt are in perfect accord on the tariff. The piece argues the president’s stance may differ, noting a public misalignment and concerns over a life insurance promoter link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton le
Secretary Shaw
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
Ingham
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Shaw
Leslie
Democratic Platform Echoes in Republican Ranks
The Manson Journal, a republican paper, presents a platform urging tariff revision and fair treaties to aid manufacturers and farmers. It calls for empowering railroad commissioners to set equitable rates, ending private car fines and rebates, and nominating all officials by primary election methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson Journal
United States
Democratic platform plank critique in Manson Journal
The passage discusses a graduated income tax and price maintenance by manufacturers to crush rivals, accusing Standard Oil of this practice. It notes Tom Healy's nomination to push the platform, contrasts with past platforms, and condemns Manson Journal editors for remaining in the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Tom Healy
Supreme Court
United States
Manson Journal
Standpat and Ripper clash over reciprocity issue
The war between Iowa Stand patters and the Rippers tightens as Secretary Shaw and Governor Cummins trade charges over a Des Moines speech on the proposed reciprocity treaty with France. Cummins accuses Shaw of misrepresentation. Shaw replies with a denial and letters to papers. Cummins cites Lafe Young’s editorial defense. A broader call urges reformers to join the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rippers
Shaw
Cummins
Chicago
Des Moines
France
Ripper
Democratic Party
Intellectuals and hay fever among editors and the Algona brothers
A humorous reflection on intellectuals and hay fever, noting editors rarely suffer this ailment and praising the Algona brothers as unusually resistant. The piece suggests travelers seek hayless zones while business continues unimpeded at the old stand, highlighting wit about natural gifts and counterbalancing weaknesses.
Blue Sky Scrutiny in Spencer Prompts Public Fight
The Spencer area earns a reputation for blue sky promotions as land brokers solicit owners with printed contracts promising a 50 cent acre commission. Owners risk paying when land is advertised, with many paying to avoid court or notoriety. Some residents plan to resist the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Algona
Blue Sky
Peace Treaty Nears End of War With Japan and Russia
The Portsmouth talks yield peace terms with Japan renouncing indemnity and Russia offering concessions. Key points include Japan's influence in Corea, Manchuria evacuation, open door policy, division of Sakhalin, and rights for Chinese and Japanese in regional trade and territory. The drafting of the final treaty is expected by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
Corea
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Moscow
St. Petersburg
China
Sakhalin
Liaotung Peninsula
Dalny
Blonde
Elliott Islands
Chinese Eastern Railroad
Harbin
New Chwang
Mr. Rothstein
Prince Uhktomsy
Asguri
Far Eastern
Pacific
Russian Littoral
Vladivostok
Bering Sea
Libel Suit in Emmet County Courthouse
Emmet county district court opened with a record docket of 180 cases. A key case is a criminal libel action against H. M. Peterson, former editor and part owner of the Armstrong Republican, who entered the local newspaper business about a year ago by purchasing a half interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Robinson
Stewart
Finlayson
Peterson
Republican
Armstrong
Armstrong Republican
Grand Jury
Robinson
Emmet-Dickinson
William
Register and Leader
Estherville
Emmet
H. M. Peterson
Local News Briefs From Fort Dodge and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report Mrs. Helen Walston’s return from Lime Springs and Mrs. Bertha Carey Gilbert’s property interests in the area. H B Mason and wife arrived from Michigan. Miss Edith Ejckenrodt visits Des Moines for the state fair. A Clarion man dies on his first day as special policeman at the fair. Florence Lusk now presides in the doctor’s office during Dr. Kenefick’s absence. John Groover leaves Falkenhainer & Co. for Denver. Hunter fills in. Johnny Lynch of Lone Rock breaks his arm, Dr. Walters attends. Spencer party leaves for Wisconsin, illness in the family. James Spencer departs earlier. Zeimers return from two weeks in Fenton and Fairville. crops reported good. Love matches list published. Mrs. Morse seriously ill with peritonitis, later recovering. Miller and Snow of Batavia involved in a runaway accident near Manson. bonds posted. Otis Bower’s Minstrels opening Sept. 6 at Call Opera House. 25 artists. reserved seats at Conner’s drug store. Northwestern schedules special county fair trains Sept. 6 and 15, with listed stops. return at 9 p.m. A Wednesday Humboldt and Palo Alto storm caused significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Walston
Lime Springs
Bertha Carey Gilbert
Algona
H. B. Mason
Michigan
Edith
Nellie Ejckenrodt
Des Moines
Clarion
Florence Lusk
Kenefick
John Groover
Falkenhainer & Co
Denver
Hunter
Johnny Lynch
Lone Rock
Walters
Charles Spencer
Wisconsin
James Spencer
William Zeimer
Fenton
Fairville
Zeimer
Love League
William Foertsch
Theresa Wirth
Fred Hinz
Rosy Hanselman
Wilhelm F. Buchholz
Bertha Schmidt
John K. Rippentrop
Lina Isenbrands
John Nowell
Annie Allen
Dr. Morse
Miller
Snow
Batavia
Ill
Fort Dodge
Manson
Illinois
Otis Bower
Minstrels
Call Opera House
Conner’s Drug Store
Destructive Storm Ravages Emmetsburg Area and Local Oddities
The Emmetsburg Democrat reports 2000 to 3000 trees broken or damaged, buildings shifted, thousands of grain stacks toppled, corn blown down, and crop losses feared. In Algona, Andrew Parson of Swea City faced insanity charges, deemed only mildly off, returned home after officers warned him, 56 with ten children. Uncle Dwight Hine announces retirement from fishing after forty years, plans to store gear and urge youths to take up the pastime, urging resilience and renewed outfitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Kossuth
Andrew Parson
Sweat City
Algona Wednes
Swea
Dwight Hine
Algona
Hine
Isaak Walton
Minstrel Show by Otis Bowers at Higley & Co
The Otis Bowers company brings a fresh, wholesome minstrel show to Higley and Co on Wednesday September 6. The performance promises bright, clean entertainment and broad appeal to lovers of lively minstrelsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Bowers
Statemen tor County Savings Bank Assets and Liabilities
Balance sheet style record listing assets including loans and discounts, deposits with solvent banks, overdrafts, and personal property value. Liabilities show capital stock, deposits, profits on hand, total liabilities, and directors’ liabilities. Notarized by Invinc Dengs notary on the list day of August 1905 with Hutchins, Vesper, Peterson, Gilmore, and McMahon as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenee Ereaenteres
C. B. Ruscavis
H. Weaver
C. B. Hutchins
Pf. A. Vesper
E. Dengs
Andrew Peterson
Gilmore
E. McMahor
Fall reopening sale to win back old customers
A long note from a clothing store promises heavy first class goods at low prices to reclaim customers after two years out of business. The seller states cash buys and long experience will secure good deals, and that substantial stock will be sold early in the season even with small profits.
For Sale near Algona Mills area land and house
Eleven acres of land adjoining the town site of Algona with a good house and barns. An excellent place for a garden. For particulars call at this window or address box 74 Mediapolis Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Mediapolis
Owa
Kindling Wood Sold By Spurbeck Lambert Co
Dry ash kindling wood for 1.95 per load delivered by Spurbeck Lambert 1 Co. Try one load and you will be sure to come again. Phone 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurbeck, Lambert 1 Co
500 For Seventeen City Lots Algona Milwaukee Depot
500 buys seventeen adjoining city lots near the Milwaukee depot at Algona. Would make a fine poultry farm. Inquire at Galbraith & Hinedon, Algona. Also notice of hunting season and sporting goods from Galbraith's Shoe Store. Local ads include castor oil, loans, paint, and rental listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Depot
Algona
Galbraith & Hinedon
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B. F. Robinson
William Stewart
J. A. Finlayson
Northwestern
Mth
Wadsworth
Elmore
Ledyard
Gerled
Bancroft
Burt
Ringsted
Plum Creek
Humboldt
Palo Alto
Higley & CO
TOR
County Savings Bank
Towa
Galbraith’s Shoe Store
Patterson & Son’s
D. Clarke & Co
Carrara
Goeders
Taylor
Dodge Street
W. B. Metcalf
W. H. Hodges
Black Cat
DEA
Jno Geders
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