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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
2
World News Roundup Ice water topples many headlines
The column compiles diverse items from Galena to Cleveland. Notable events include deaths of Peter E. Kelley and his wife in Illinois, a blackmail threat in Mattoon, barge Sagamore sinking near Port Iroquois with two drowned, and a New York bank dividend of 5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter E. Kelley
Galena
Ill
Richard Hearn
Mattoon
Sagamore
Port Iroquois
Mich
Joiner
First National Bank of New York
Ruth Hanna
Cleveland
Long
Navy Department
Santiago
Postmaster General
China
Policeman Pass
W. E. Knox
Isoline
Tenn
Iowa
Meade
San Francisco
Manila
Admiral Kimberly
Sedley Court of Inquiry
Oakland
Mission Rock
Port Cost
New York
D. M. Carter
Penick
Chariton
Racine
Wis
Edwin Gould
Anna Brudowicz
McKeesport
Emil Hartman
Duluth
Minn
Aden
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Havana
el Reno
Kremlin
Okla
Kalamazoo
Chigo
Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kan
R. T. Taliaferro
Memphis
Andrew Carnegie
Joplin
Armon Armonson
New Glarus
Alva Jones
Kindersook
Joseph
Edward Prather
Martinsville
Ind
Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
Lane
Wife
Helena
Ark
South Dakota
Notable deaths and political moves across states
Rev Adam Miller founder of the German Methodist church in the United States died in Chicago at 91. George H Yenowine prominent western newspaper man died in Milwaukee at 44. Bryanites in Columbus Ohio form a progressive democratic ticket with Rudolph Reemelin for governor. Rebecca Lovell aged 104 celebrated in Hopkinsville Kentucky. John Davis former Fifth Kansas district congressman died in Topeka at 74. Maryland democrats push to eliminate the negro from politics. National socialist convention designates St Louis as HQ. James P Goodrich elected chairman of Indiana Republican state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Miller
German Methodist Church
United States
Chicago
George H. Yenowine
West
Milwaukee
Hopkinsville
John Davis
Kansas
Topeka
Maryland
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
James P. Goodrich
Winchester
Indiana
Combine
Charley Davis
Kate Hues
Smithville
Tenn
Crescens
Columbus
Juan Rocha
San Antonio
Tex
John Grimsinger
Fanny Hemming
Central City
W. Va
James Kirby
Robert Lee
St. Augustine
Fla
Julius Eskew
Avilla
Edmond Scott
la Grange
Carrie
Mina
Lawton
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Michigan
Rasmus Anderson
Emily Campbell
F. C. Christensen
Manti
Utah
State
Navy
Colombia
Lord Kitchener
Peking
Charley Bentley
Jim Vann
Leeds
Ala
Jerome B. Osier
Will Price
Carrollton
Miss
Taliaferro
First National Bank
Austin
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Frank Collier
Thad Brookie
Millie Lighthawk
Omaha
Ethel L. Philips
Jennie White
G. G. Ratcliffe
Salsbury
John Schaefer
N. Y
Alderney Island
Cape Race
Alexander McCullough
Crawfish, C
Detroit
Ton
Cleveland
Multiple International Incidents and Local Disasters Reported
Colombian authorities seize a passenger on the Atlas line steamer Allegheny sailing under a German flag. Italy marks the first anniversary of King Humbert assassination with commemorations. William Redmond and Patrick O Bri en suspended by the British house of commons for disrespect to the speaker during a debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Vardee
North Pole
Thomas W.lawson
Independence
Colombia
Galvirias
House of Commons
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Dr. Peters
King Solomon
Venezuela
Cuba
United States
Maine
Havana
Kitchener
McKinley
Cleveland
Cartagena
Atlas Line
Allegheny
Italy
King Humbert
William Redmond
Patrick O'Brien
France
Germany
Shanghai
Maria Pia
Portugal
Aix-les-Bains
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Coburg
Ont
Peking
Legation
Nguta
Millions For Stockmen on Bovine Tuberculosis Debate
Prof C F Curtiss of Iowa State College says there is no positive proof that bovine tuberculosis is transmitted to humans. He cites Dr Koch’s view as favorable though still awaits conclusive proof. The remark could ease embargoes and restrictions hampering the cattle industry and affect interstate cattle movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Dr. Koch
Koch
Berlin
C. F. Curtiss
Towa State College
Russell
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Alive controversy at Ute in Harm Palmer suit
A scandal around Chris Harm and Richard Palmer began with a reported death by Harm’s own actions after Palmer’s allegations of alienation of Mrs Harm. A body was found and an inquest ruled death by own action, but two men later claimed to have seen Harm alive as lawsuits continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute
Chris Harm
Richard Palmer
Harm
Palmer
San Francisco
State Finances Show Higher Six Month Warrants
Bert Gunderson reports six month general fund warrants total 4 419 293 70 up from 4 196 494 93 two years earlier. university building fund warrants for six months ended June 30 amount to 157 375 with outstanding 28 828 31. Several noninterest bearing warrants issued 1898 1899 due 1902 and 1903 remain outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gunderson
Auditor’s Office
State University
State University Building Fund
General Revenue Fund
University Building
Banker’s death ruled accidental drowning in Racine coroner inquest
Testimony at the Racine Wisconsin coroner inquest into the death of Charles Edward Penick the Chariton banker supported an accidental drowning verdict. John McBride of Chicago testified he saw a man leaning over the deck then fall into the water and crys for help. The jury found the death accidental and Penick’s body was returned to Chariton for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
Penick
Chariton
Racine
Wis
Charles Edward Penick
John McBride
Chicago
McBride
Simon Press
Graham Stewart
O. H. Houghland
Mr. Penick
Hoisting Engineers Form Iowa State Board in Des Moines
The Iowa state executive board of the National Brotherhood of Coal Hoisting Engineers was organized in Des Moines with W. T. Arbuckle of Lehigh named president and John W. Terry of Foster as secretary. About 500 certified hoisting engineers operate in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Brotherhood of Coal Hoisting Engineers
Des Moines
W. T. Arbuckle
Lehigh
John W. Terry
Foster
Automobile mower trials boost rural gear near Fort Dodge
The newest farm machine, an automobile mower priced at 300 dollars, has undergone successful trials near Fort Dodge. It can cut a five foot swath and cover 22 acres in nine hours, using five gallons of gasoline for that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Curious Almanac Facts From A Bygone Era
A collection of quirky world notes: Britain holds 400 banks and drinks 600000 pounds of tea daily. London’s Charing Cross bridge spans 1365 feet. Japan’s living costs rose 75 percent recently. Bul graia shipped 32 percent of April eggs to England. Laplanders average four foot eleven inches. Brass farthings dated 1613 were phased out after forty years. Berlin lawyers mostly avoid Saturday afternoon work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Britain
London
Charing Cross Bridge
Japan
Cuernsey
British Empire
England
Bulgaria
Western Australia
Australia
Europe
It Pays to Read Newspapers Promises Dodd's Kidney Pills
Frank M. Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered kidney disease and weakness until he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills after reading a newspaper testimonial. He took two boxes and recovered enough to walk and work all day. Officials call his case in Chippewa County remarkable amid other Wisconsin cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
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Fred Yost
Sherburne
Kruger
E. Heise & Sons
Saltillo
George H. Phillips & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
John W. Lipps
Berne
Betsey McCray
R. T. Taliferro
Orange County
John Bond
Steamboat Island
Chequamegon Bay
Lake Superior
Kilpatrick
Albion
General Fund
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
St. Edward's Hall
Roth
Igor
Rev
A. Morrissey
Sower's
Ame
Ataloogues
Lara Ee Pee Ie
Dobson 2 Co
Broadway
Allen
F. New Ist
Charterhouse
B.C
Potter Bing
Sons ' Acey
U & As
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