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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
1
The available Printed Code can be purchased from Auditor Calkins for five dollars per copy and is described as large as a dictionary in extent.
The note by Dupuy de Lome to Canalejas, deemed offensive, led to his resignation as Spanish minister in Washington. Madrid accepted his resignation after a cabinet meeting the next day. The U.S. State Department released the cable stating his recall is expected and warned Spain to disavow the sentiments or face possible severance of relations.
Dun and Co weekly trade review notes early push for activity across iron and steel as major producers secure supply. It cites record pig iron output for February, large Bessemer ore contracts, strong railway orders, and unprecedented plate and sheet contracts. Wheat and corn export volumes rise while speculative selling stalls. Bank lending remains robust, marking continued expansion versus last year.
An official cablegram from Guatemala reports President Barrios assassinated in Guatemala. First Vice President Manuel Estrada Cabrera declared president. Oscar Selinger, who killed Barrios, was shot during escape attempt. Gen Morales, formerly war secretary, named president.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union backs a campaign to prohibit alcohol at Yale. Frances E. Willard and other leaders sent a petition to President Dwight warning of a boycott if terms are not met. In St Joseph, Attorney General Crow says requiring prayer and Bible reading in public schools is unlawful.
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