Dewey and the Philippines in postwar talk
The piece quotes Admiral Dewey in Hong Kong denying any sale of the Philippines and asserting the insurrection is over. He predicts the island chain's future under American commerce and civilization and calls for Aguinaldo’s capture to end the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Philippines
United States
Colnier
Admiral Minney Las
Aed
Bacond
Ainy Cut
Tle
Lion
Aguinaldo
Finances and copperheadism in the war costs debate
The article discusses Dingley tariff aids and war expenses since the Spanish-American War, noting government costs surpass income by large margins and predicting annual deficits. It cites a Maine speech on imperial costs and contrasts Copperhead rhetoric with public finance reports from Chicago Record and Washington. It also explains the term Copperhead and its harsh usage regarding Aguinaldo’s campaign. The piece streams through fiscal data, tax receipts, and the broader political framing of American expenditures abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Mr. Wrigly
Maine
Philippines
al Tha Wade
Copperhead
Algona Courier
Lincoln
Aguinaldo
United States
Courier
Chicago Record
Washington
Washineton
D. C
Wweaanry
Combtesb
Hs. Dingley
Ewas
All Ip
Treasur
Gardner Cowles For The Botee Nomination Front
Gardner Cowles emerges as a leading candidate amid political shifts in the eighth week with Heungens withdrawal and Mayne announced as a contender. Supporters hail his education, civic leadership, church ties, and long service to Algom County, predicting strong regional backing for a united home endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Cowles
Heungens
Cwivwss
Gardner Cacles
Brinson
Lauorlican
Feyling
Samuel Mayne
Mr. Cowles
Cornell Cole
Cornell Cole Lage, the Tren Tows
Las Tee Union
Hia
Univer SA
The Republican Seeks Noted Bancroft Representative
The card of son Sam Mayne of Ban croft appears. The Republican is free to say the county will be creditably and efficiently represented in the house this winter should he be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mayne
Bancroft
Fourth of July Celebration Urged for Algona
Neighbor towns plan Fourth of July festivities and Algona is urged to celebrate promptly with strong speakers. The war’s outcomes are cited as enhancing liberty and good government, and the day is framed as a yearly duty to honor the founders and their principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Mayne Named Candidacy For County Convention
Sam Mayne is formally announced as a candidate with Bancroft Register noting his prior service in two sessions of the county assembly during the 96 87 term. The piece praises his work on business sessions, steering committees, and his loyal republican stance, referencing a past nominating convention defeat and his continued support for the ticket.
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Bancroft Register
Mayne
Hint Ae
Cangas
Esteer
House
Snotire
Ole Bracke's Level Head
Humboldt Independent reports Ole Bracke of Kosgnth county is seen as odd for loving Helen Gouldays. Town fellows also admire her, with many seeking to marry her. The piece notes Ole’s choice to leave Kossuth county and pursue a New York girl, commenting on value and taste in love.
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Humboldt Independent
Ole Bracke
Kosgnth County
Helen Gouldays
Hig Uapeneone
Fragments Hint At Mother's Day Note in Local Column
A garbled OCR fragment mentions mothers and a name resembling Quy Grugelat, suggesting a local column note or personal tribute. The unreadable text limits clarity, but the piece appears to reference family or community sentiment around mothers within a regional newspaper page.
Memorial Sermon Fostering New Patriotism Theme
The Congregational church hosted the annual Memorial sermon with Rev W Buckow and G A B attendees. Rev Halpin delivered an eloquent tribute to soldiers and Wao in a moving service. Miss Tlaneuck and Miss Goddard provided readings and school exercises reflecting on soldier life and patriotism.
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Te Oper House
Father Halpin
Tinton
Halpin
Genestraton
Miss Tlaneuck
Feverstricken
Chickamatigan
Patriotism in War and Peace Across a Nation’s Spine
A speaker extols the enduring virtue of patriotism, tracing its lineage from Lexington to Antietam and Gettsyburg. He contrasts wartime courage with a proposed peacetime patriotism that sustains national purpose beyond battles, arguing that true patriotism must endure in peace to preserve liberty and unity.
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Lexington
Apd
Yorktowy
Thia Republic
Patroebisiy
Nori
Oles
Nuit Ib
Hunker Hil
Antietam
Gettabirg
Ibis
Gasoline fires safer with flour and meal, not water
A rural tip shares safe extinguishing advice for gasoline fires urging flour or meal to smother flames while water spreads burning. The note mentions local opinions on state senator candidate J W Cory and a series of town visits and events in Emmetsburg and nearby towns, including graduations and planned celebrations.
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Emmetsburg
Spencer
J. W. Cory
Cory
Clay
Emmet
la Verne News
Geo
W. Hanna
Mt. Vernon
Genie
Yeoree
Hanna
Iowa
Bliss
Ewen City Herald
Algona
Court House
Dondeaknti Raaithene
Marrspalltanin
Mastar
Death of Charley Johnson After Barn Wagon Accident
Charley Johnson of Algona died after a wagon wheel passage over his chest near Kanawha while transporting farm machinery. Johnson had been unconscious on arrival at Britt, later showing signs of recovery, but succumbed at the hospital. He was a long time farm machinery dealer and Baptist church member. survived by his wife, son A M Johnson, and family, with services and burial planned after arrival of the body.
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Sainidad
Charley Johnson
B. Th Johisah
Fecel
Telagan
Britt
Fila
Cotna
Jouhson
Kanawha
Norges
Johnson
Farin House
Madasenget
Jolingott
Pakrent
Toolock
Setlotia
Mra. Johnson
Meiil Werd
Mr. Johnson
A. M. Johnson
Algona
Iia
Lan
Baptist Church
The Cement Walk Question at Bryant School
Edwin Messick, a bricklayer from Indianapolis, offers to lay a sample cement walk at Bryant school to prove his skill. He criticizes Algona walks as poorly finished and argues for top materials. He suggests 10 cents per square foot for cement walks and outlines a 22-foot front cost, inviting interested parties to authorize a full walk at material cost.
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Edwin Messick
Bryant
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mesalik
Algona
District Missionary Meeting Held By Womans Foreign Society
The Algona district convention of the Women s Foreign Missionary society gathered at the Methodist church last week with 60 delegates from eight counties. Miss Lydia Wilkinson of Foochow spoke to the convention on Thursday and Friday, addressing meetings and giving inspiring talks during the day sessions. Several auxiliaries reported active work and new officers were elected, with Mrs. Pilletiney Walken and others named in the list of officers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Womens’ Foreign Missionary Society
Algona District
Methodist
Ellivens
Mia
Pilletiney Walken
Firat
Mia Laghes
Cylinder
Mex Wiven
Kleene Yenird Wier
Miss Johnson
Case Raises Question on Death and Self-Destruction in Bank Case
A legal contest questions whether the deceased Gutne caused his death by self destruction while creditors claim 2000 dollars from the Bankers Life Association of Des Malte. The defense cites alleged moral feevit and notes other grounds. Attorneys Ayers Wondin Ayers and Geo. Clarke represent the Antipany. FV Swettiie and 2.4. Morning appear for Gutne. A motion for over hearing may be filed. the matter seeks resolution on whether the injury led to death and if the action should be voided.
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Elisott
Livi Alephileugett
Ti Alon
Bia
Inned Tipo
Maume
Ayers
Wondin & Ayers
Geo
Clarke
Tid Mba Stentienada
FV. Swettiie
Algoht
Emmetsburg
Lost in Storm and Flood Railroad Accidents Reach Chicago to Tama
Terrible railroad accidents followed by washouts swept the region Saturday night and Sunday morning. Seven cars went into the Cedar River near Tama, with the stock owner escaping. A Burlington wreck near Waterloo killed eight and injured about thirty. Wind storms caused damage and loss of life in Town Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Perry Borlingedme
Chicago
Cedar River
Tama
Burlington
Waterloo
Nebraska
South Dakota
Faltinson's Narrow Escape at Buffalo Center
In the Buffalo Center Tribune editor Faltinson of the Armstrong Pilot narrowly escaped a prank when his visiting companion left her seat to greet a friend. As he leaned to bid farewell a nearby elderly woman jabbed him with a cotton umbrella and shouted at him to leave. He departed unharmed amid the commotion.
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Buffalo Center Tribune
Faltinson
Armstrong Pilot
Baya
Apeak
Pet
Mel
Rates to Buffalo via Northwestern Line Excursion
Tickets offered at greatly reduced rates from designated stations for an event organized by the Mystic Shrine A A O Nobles, with sale dates, limits, and agent details set by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
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Nuffalo
Nyy
A.A. O. Nobles of
Mystic
Shimue
Chicago & Northwestern R’y
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Starr & Haguard
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Soldiot
Molteors
Stesrailol Servinn
Pithet Haipin
Aunual
W.d. Buckow
Suckow
Paul
Jess
Byglish
Amerleyo RY
Europe
Louis XV
George I
Missonary Meeting
Chas
Minyar Emayersburg
Groam
altyAya
JR Ein
Kossuth
DineLey:& Pur
Faltinson’s
Syracuse
Druga
Drugelets
Sundrlesy
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