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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1897
Page
2
The New Tariff and Its Early Revenue Effects
A historical critique of tariffs compares the Dingley and Wilson laws. The piece argues revenue trends under the Dingley tariff are improving while Wilson policy harmed business confidence and caused deficits. It warns the Dingley act may aid industrial revival but fears incomplete success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Luis
Harkshorn among candidates for state office in a volatile race
The piece notes Harkshorn of Dinmietsburg as a potential candidate for state governor next summer before the Republican convention. It also mentions Miller of Eagle Grove and Deputy Olaf Joe, with discussion of the civil service system versus the Jacksonian spoils system, and references to party dynamics, a New York pamphlet, and local comments on Tarley and Warley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkshorn
Dinmietsburg
Hartshorn
Flamer Miller
Eagle Grove
Olaf Joe
Grosvenor
Republican Party
Try Grain O Try Grain o Drink Now
Grain O is pitched as a coffee substitute in a grocery-store sales note. It claims children and adults can drink it safely, with a rich color like mocha or java but made from pure grains. The ad specifies prices and urges purchase from grocers.
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Vic
Consecrated Ground Honors a Self Made Immigrant
Patrick Kain, born in Ireland about 70 years ago, arrived in America at 20 with little to his name. He built a vast fortune in Kossuth County, Iowa, becoming one of its wealthiest men while supporting ten children and purchasing the Lockwood brick residence in Algona. His death at his Algona home followed years of ill health and a spinal issue, with a large funeral held Sunday afternoon at the Catholic cemetery, reflecting his respected character and temperance advocacy.
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Patrick Kain
Algona
Kate Lautry
W. Dingley
Carries
Lizzie Schichtl
Jesus
Thomas
John
Robert
Christopher
William
James
Martin
Mary
Nannie
Patain
Pinevies
Minnesota
Treland
Cme
America
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
de Kath County
Illinois
Porthind Township
Kossuth
Lockwood
Mr. Kain
Tie
Bitter Funeral Rift Over Priest Burials Sparks Dispute
A Catholic funeral dispute centers on Patrick Kain who wished burial in the public cemetery rather than under Father Nichols. Despite last rites from Father Schemmel, Nichols refused to officiate or allow another priest, prompting a telegram to Archbishop Hennessy seeking relief and a possible burial in the public cemetery.
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Repusiacan
Father Nichols
Father Schemmel of
Bancroft
Mr. Kain
Father Schemmel
Archbishop Hennessy
Dubuqua
Patrick Kain
Kain
Burial Decision Quiets Catholic Cemetery Controversy
The evening message from the Archbishop ordered Father Nichalg to permit burial in the Catholic cemetery for Patrick Kain who had received the last rites. A telegram to Father Nichola confirmed the ruling, ending potential friction and allowing the matter to rest.
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Taye
Father Nichalg
Patrick Kain
Father Nichola
Opinion on Financh the Finnel Interviews Geo Call and Harvey Ingham
In the Chicago Herald a Saturday feature presents Geo C Call and Harvey Ingham discussing Senator Allison. They critique currency policy, McKinley’s stance, and greenbacks versus gold certificates, arguing for elastic, reader-friendly plans and endorsing existing silver standards while opposing rapid currency legislation.
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the Finnel
Geo. C. Call
Harvey Ingham
Allison
Chicago Herald
Wm. McKintey
Call
Lews
St. Louis
Iowa
Melkinnsey
McKinley
Gaze
Cough Remedy Promises Pneumonia Prevention
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure preventive against pneumonia, claiming strong results for colds and influenzas. It urges those with weak lungs to keep a stock, notes 25 and 50 cent sizes, and lists local sellers and related goods.
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Chamberlain
W. J. Studley
Local ads list loans jewelry and trades in town
Old Gold and Silver buyers offer estimates at Grndgany Paras Sign of the Big Watch. Widespread money to loan on various mortgages at low rates. Wedding rings bought with bridal gift. Hard and soft coal by Naudain. For Rent an improved Sexton farm. Buggies painted for spring. Watches bought and traded. Jewell Nursery Co seeks reliable salesmen Lake City Minnesota.
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Grndgany & Paras
Jewell Nursery Co
Lake City
Minnesota
Forceries Dont Bind Russ in Lund Land Cases
Judge Thomas ruled the Lund land contracts forged and not binding on Russ, denying Lund’s acts as his agent. The decision awards certain defendants equities in land contracts but requires them to repay funds. land values near 40,000. Adultery case Adams Bergman dismissed. Whalen rape trial concluded with guilty verdict amid strong local support for the defendant.
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Thomas
Lund
Russ—Whalen
Adams-Bergman
uss-Lund
Russ
Hiuss
Lun
Ait
Ttem
Joltellar
Andrew Cos
Winleich
W.J. Hager
John Govern
Wesley Township
Supreme Court
N.C. Rand
Reddy
Rand
Adams
Bergman
Curtiss
Whalen
Emmetsburg
Raymond
Cohoon
Reading habit urged for youths by Supt Spencer
For good reading and a Christmas suggestion Spencer urges Supt Spencer to cultivate reading at home. He says if every boy and girl reads aloud twenty minutes each evening during 1698 a wonderful improvement in reading will follow. He warns that reading without quality literature can harm and urges choosing aged good literature.
Reading as a tool for youth and periodical value
The author argues reading should be avoided for its evil potential and calls reading by the young engaging when done in strong language and with unquestioned authority. He praises weekly periodicals like Youth's Companion as better than books and suggests a year subscription as an ideal Christmas or New Year gift.
Dance and Supper for 75c at Corvistias Avenue
The Notel Novitiweetern hosts a grand dance on Corvistias avenue Friday Dee 24. An elegant supper and good music will be provided for 75 cents per couple. Everyone invited.
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Corvistias Ave
Lriday Dee
Misreading in report prompts correction of maiden name
A correction notes that the Wealey correspondent misread the name Loebig as Lobegtock in the Tatcligent Compositor Wesley Reporters Mrs John Vluher feature. The item should have read Loebig, clarifying the maiden name involved.
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Wesley
John Vluher
Hbel
Sle
Moving Swea City Germania Ledyard to a New Crossing
Heap Big Talk reports plans to relocate Swea City Germania and Ledyard to a new crossing as a central town site. The proposal envisions a 2,000 population market and county seat status if Kossuth county divides. Also notes Chamberlains Pain Balm endorsements and Humboldt College offers, with tuition and terms.
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Armstrong Journal
Swea City
Germania
Ledyard
Kossuth
Sudden Upset in Bancroft Free Silver Paper Plan
The Burt Monitor notes Ellis seeks to launch a free silver paper at Bancroft if a large bonus is obtained. The Courier questions Ells democratic history while Hinchon’s conversion from Waukon to Algona is cited. Dingley and Pugh promote a $311.70 gold watch for ladies as a bargain.
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W.S. Ellis
Bancroft
Ellis
Burt Monitor
Ells
Hinchon
Waukon
Algona
Dingley & Pugh
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