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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1893

Page

4

Ames Intelligencer Item Pack Deluge of Curious Notes

A collection from Ames Intelligencer recounts varied notes including Edwin Booth voting lines, peach crop hopes, a two mile bicycle feat by Charles Petticord of Pittsburgh, ivory trade scales in Zanzibar, editorials on Russia and American publishing, a streetcar builder John Stevenson, and Edison tied to future ore extraction and coal energy. The item also mentions corset dangers at South Beach, beekeeping yields, Mary Anderson Navarro’s praise, and a novel milk tester device called the Telltale with glass marks for milk quality.

Mary Anderson Navarro Our Mary Asylum

Extra Session Opens With Crisp Elected Speaker

The Fifty third Congress assembled in extra session. Charles F Crisp of Georgia was elected speaker as Congress met to consider silver purchase repeal and other bills. The day featured no major business, a brief adjournment for caucuses, and the administration’s pension and tariff notes amid a broad range of domestic and foreign items.

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International wheelmen tournament opens in Chicago

The opening of the International level tournament at South Side Baseball Park Chicago marks six days of races. Notable entrants include A A Zimmerman W C Sanger J S Johnson H C Tyler W W Windle and others from the United States with foreigners from England Canada South Africa Italy Mexico among participants. Walter C Sanger sustains injuries but no bones broken after a crash in the 3 mile open heat. doctors expect a tough recovery.

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Murderous Father In St Louis Strikes Four Children

John Finn of 2824 Chateaug avenue attempted to kill his four children after a fever left him delirious. He used a heavy flatiron a carving knife and then cut his own throat before neighbors broke in. The four children were severely injured and Finn survived, claiming divine instruction to kill.

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