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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
8
County agents are to be provided to Salmay Campbell and Co of Bancroft Iowa as requested in the notice. The exact scope and terms are not fully clear from the fragment but the arrangement appears administrative and agent based. Further details are not available in the readable text.
Pro-American sentiment grows in former insurgent strongholds as 665 take allegiance at Albay and 584 at Calamba. Maj. Gen. Young and staff sail home with units. Insurgents still receive supplies. Aguinaldo reportedly dead. Federalists gain new Laguna members. conservative party appeals to Taft. Philippine Commission tours provinces. civil government moves forward amid celebrations and displays of American presence.
In Carrollton on March 2 a mob sought to lynch Albert Shankle after his December 23 assault on a 10-year-old girl. Militia guarded him as he was moved from Springfield to Carrollton and hustled to the courthouse. Judge Owen Thompson sentenced Shankle to an indeterminate term at the Southern Illinois penitentiary.
London reports on March 1 noting rumors that General Botha may surrender to Lord Kitchener, though no formal confirmation exists. Telegraphs from the front and Gen de Wet are cited, with fragmented lines amid war coverage and unclear punctuation.
William Maxwell Evarts died at his New York City home at 9:30 yesterday morning. Born February 6, 1818 in Boston, he rose from Yale and Harvard law to prominence, aiding Seward before the electoral commission, serving as secretary of state under Hayes, and later as U S senator from New York. He retired from active law and lived quietly in New York City.
Washington reports the senate approved the army appropriation bill with the Spooner amendment by 46 to 27. The measure authorizes military civil and judicial powers to govern the Philippine islands until a permanent government is set up and requires full reports to Congress on archipelago affairs.
A Sunday school excerpt recounts Jesus before Annas and Caiaphas, the Sanhedrin's rush to condemn, false witnesses, Peter's denial, and the high priests actions. It notes blasphemy accusations and Jesus predicting his future judgment, with guidance to related gospel passages and a commentary on procedural violations.
A reader letter from January recounts a severe lung cold that resisted many medicines. After trying two doctors and half a dozen remedies, the writer bought Folry’s Honey and Tar and reports recovery after using two thirds of the bottle.
The Iowa Central Railway advertises excursions every Tuesday through April 30 1901 at very low rates for single travelers to Washington Idaho Montana Oregon and British Columbia. Tickets are available at local ticket agents or by writing Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
An OCR filled with old medicinal claims promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and De Witt’s Pills. It extols quick relief for indigestion and stomach trouble, touts Foley kidney cure, and praises Kodol Digestive Gel for aiding digestion and appetite. Numerous testimonials claim cures for kidney disease and stomach issues, with dated tone and scattered spellings.
A fragmented notice reports varied health concerns including Bright's disease and diabetes linked to insurance claims. Mentions R A Miller and others amid unclear figures and costs.
Cheap homeseekers rates offered centrally to points in then-Wise Northwest south Southeast and Southwest with excursions on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Inquiries via ticket agents or Geo. 8 Batty GB T A Marshalltown Ill Opt. 4 99 Pepalo Syrup Co Montrcalin Gents I have used Dr Catchgall's Syrup Pepsin with success for stomach trouble and constipation. Very respectfully BLM WIL OXSON
The advertisement extols a long used remedy endorsed by mothers and W H Miller for coughs colds and throat trouble. It promises to aid whooping cough and claims popularity as a trusted treatment widely recommended by caregivers.
The American Tourist Association posts two guided tours of Puerto Rico to feature rail carriage automobile and boat travel. Departure is set for mid February with steamship connections from New York. Seats are selling quickly as the plan promises scenic views and organized itineraries.
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