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Newspaper

Algona Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1897

Page

6

NEW TARIFF BILL SHAPES UP AS REVENUE AND PROTECTION

Washington outlines a plan to raise about 190 million in the first year by specific duties aimed at boosting U S industry. The measure restores reciprocity with sugar tea coffee and hides and adds new targets such as champagne brandy wines and silk laces. Committee chairman Dingley says the bill seeks revenue and stronger domestic production with a projected second year revenue near 190 million and a potential first year loss if delayed past May.

Washington House Dingley United States Havana Cuba Ean Wits Denny Meses Lowe Ways and Means Committee Farmers’ Institute Iowa Regent Uul Ton CG. Cole Nde Supreme Court of Law Forceolty Almain Des Moines Laws Dun Gowale G. W. Franklin O. Bist

A New Champion Firemans Wing the Mutle at Carvon City

Robert Fitzsimmons defeated James J. Corbett in Carson Nevada to claim the world heavyweight title. The knockout came in the fourteenth round after a single left hand blow under Corbett’s heart, in a bout attended by about 5 000 fans with a $15 000 purse and a $5 000 side stake. Postfight, Corbett apologized. the crowd praised the fighters. Fitzsimmons plans retirement to Gotham as his wife supports the move.

Bob Firesimmons Carvon City Carson Robert Fiesimmons James d. Corbett Kaves Ior Carbett John JL. Sullivan Joe Goddard Tom Sharkey Corbett Nev Fitzsimmons Gotham Ring Witzsimmons

Raging Waters Threaten Southward West

Telegraphic reports from the Mississippi Ohio and Missouri valleys describe continuing flood devastation. Dams and levees are breached lives lost crops swept away stock drowned shelters inundated and bridges submerged. Wisconsin towns and Iowa cities including Sioux City Fond du Lac Rock Valley Charles City Dubuque and Keokuk face extreme damage and worsening conditions.

Chicago Mississippi Ohio Missouri Wisconsin Wales Found du Lac Ripon Sheboygan Beloit Racine Plainfield Fond du Lac Sioux City Floyd River Big Sioux Hawarden Rock Valley Charles City Dubuque Keokuk

Pingree Loses as Michigan Court Vacates Detroit Mayoralty

Michigan Supreme Court rules the Detroit mayoral office becomes vacant when Hazen Pingree left as governor on January 1. A special election is ordered for April 5 to fill the vacancy. The ruling, unanimous, holds the mayoralty as a state office incompatible with gubernatorial tenure.

Michigan Supreme Court Lansing Mich Supreme Court of Michigan Detroit Hazen v. Pingree Michigan

Snake Controls An Island Off Florida Coast

Walter Ralston of the Smithsonian snake department seeks to capture a reported giant serpent on Snake Key near Florida, where guides and locals fear the creature after disappearances and killings blamed on it. Ralston plans a large canvas lure to attract and trap the monster, asserting expertise with serpents.

Mack Pont Florida Weld Black Point Key Miami Fla Walter Ralston Smithsonian Institution Snake Department East Coast Railway Company Ralston

Want Annexation by Cuban League of United States

A Cuban League of the United States report cites covert pro annexation sentiment among property owners in Cuba and among Spanish and American interests. It accuses Weyler of genocide against the Cuban race, destruction of poorer classes’ property, forced relocation, and mass disease and famine in gile sheds.

Cuban League of the United States Cuba Cuban League Weyler

preacher kills cats in pulpit to illustrate tobacco harm

In Cadillac Michigan Rev W L Laufman with Dr C J Miller staged a sermon to show tobacco’s danger by killing two cats in the Methodist church. The cats received nicotine and died within minutes, warnings followed about alcohol and a drunkard's stomach to be shown next Sunday.

W. la Laufman C. J. Miller Cadillac Mich Laufman Mwler

Vermont Denizen Seeks Answers On Rochester Electric Light

A Vermont resident, curious about electric illumination in Rochester, North Carolina, wrote the Rochester postmaster with questions about how the light is produced and displayed. He asks how it works, its height, operating times, power source, candle power, visibility range, and duration of experimentation.

Vermont

Gull Feathers and Butter Prices Reported

Gull shooting is popular at Eastport Maine where feathers fetch about 30 cents per pound. In Nebraska butter markets show prices around ten cents per pound, with Ogallala noted for good quality butter.

Eastport Nebraska Ogkdsle Neb

Viennese Mother Sets Record With Thirty Two Children

A Viennese linen weaver's wife, aged about forty, is described by Dr. Alois Valenta as having given birth to 32 children, 26 boys and 6 girls, the most in the empire. She nursed them all. the births occurred in sequence from four to three children per birth. She suffered epileptic fits from age fifteen, not inherited by the offspring.

Vienna Annina Alois Valenta Wiener Medivinische Wochenschift Neuerdenfeld

A Fish Memory Question Sparks Outlandish Debate

In brief notes from London, German professor Ludwig Edinger seeks data on whether wave fish have memory, inviting Lancet readers to share observations. The column muses on fish behavior, angler etiquette, and the humorous notion that memory could influence fishing gear choices.

Westminster Gazette Ludwig Edinger Lancet Izaak Warltor Fleet Street

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