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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1900

Page

6

Week's Record: Home and Foreign Items Happenings

A weekly digest of industrial field news, personal and political items, and happenings at home and abroad. Highlights cover domestic developments and international events shaping markets and public life.

Congress in session reviews constitutional and military issues

The Senate debated black disfranchisement, Philippine policy, and polygamy investigations while the House handled Roberts case notes and bounty bills. Urgent deficiencies and Sulu treaty inquiries passed in the Senate as fire, wreck, and burns caused fatalities and property loss across several states. Fire left 64 families homeless in Chicago. wrecks near Wilkes Barre killed five. Burns anniversary observed countywide. transport Pennsylvania carried funds to troops in Manila.

Senate Pritchard N. C North Carolina Purner Wash Philippines Rawlins Utah United States House Quay McEnery Rts Taylor Littlefield Roberts Anna Brigham H. Roberts Jones Cuba Wainwright Washington Chicago Corbin Lawton Fund Robert Burns Pennsylvania San Francisco Manila Kentucky Frankfort Goebel Fredonia N. Y Alice Huntington Warren L. Bretzckyi Wilkesbarre

Wheat and grain stocks and world events from 1899

The report lists U S grain on the 22d by kind and bushels Wheat 56 536 000 corn 14 144 000 oats 5 088 000 rye 1 213 000 barley 1 920 000 Multiple other items follow including violent deaths in Macon Ga and major agricultural, political, and military notes from across the United States and abroad.

United States Macon Department of Agriculture United States Supreme Court Chicago Drainage Canal Kraft Sweet Houghton Mich Gage Congress Great Lakes Lorain Navy Department John Paul Jones Paris France Madagascar Ardandhu Vineyard Sound Mass James Henderson Fred Dowe Indianapolis Thomas Ferguson Elfredo Hollenberg Jamestown N. C Texas Legislaire Austin Teton County Mont Puerto Rico Ponce San Juan Samuel Peter Mayers Michael Karney Jean Lenhart Somer Ward Lafayette Colorado John D. Long Cuba Arlington Cemetery Washington John Nefield Jerome John Legg Rogers- Ala Pekin Jancisco Manila Isle Mich.l Nolan Armstrong

The Nerves of Women and Lydia E. Pinkham Details

Two patient testimonials from Adele William son of Atlanta Georgia and Lena Gaines of Visalia California describe relief from nervous prostration and Amenorrhea after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Both women report improved sleep strength and restored menses after treatment.

Lydia E. Pinkham Prinknam Adele Williamson N. Boulevard Atlanta Mrs. Pinkam Lena Gaines Visalia Tulare Co Cal

American officers honored and war updates cross Atlantic

Rear Admiral Schley hosted by Buenos Ayres residents. Gen Otis says Schwan defeated Filipino force near Laguna de Bay with light personal losses and heavy enemy casualties. Scotland obituary for Rev Dr Nixon Montrose 97. Spionkop report quiet from British war office after Warren. Gen Woodgate killed in major battle. Buller’s troops face 15 miles of Boer fortifications to Ladysmith. Dowager duchess of Schleswig Holstein dies at 75 in Dresden. Unknown vessel, possibly American, wrecks at Foxhall Point Bay St George New Brunswick.

Taal Batangas Schwan Santa Cruz Laguna de Bay Cavite Bohemia Natal Ladysmith Bull London Buller China Warren Spion Kop France Order of Assumptionists Joseph Wheeler United States Putsing Princ Legge United States Senate House Hobart Congress Fort Leavenworth Kan Samuel T. Baird Louisiana Fred Lind Victor Frederickson Walter Grazesky Hurley Wis Bacatello Mountains Mexico Torres Canon City Maria McLain Polly Gabriel Evanston Manila Robbe Albay Sorsogon Donsol Bulan Kate Claxton New York Brooke Merritt Department of the East Kbuller Spionkop South Africa Builer Emperor Kuang-Hsu Charles Bartruff Cincinnati Baltimore Tom Queenan Oklahoma City O. T Ramsey Philip D. Armour, Jr P. D. Armour Chicago Montecito Cal Quincy Charles Giles Foster West Richard Haney Altoona Ill William McNabb Illinois McLeansboro Utah Brigham H. Roberts H. B. Fargo Company Deerfield Tugela River London Times Spotland War Office Spearman High Table Acton Homes Honger Spoin Kop Lancashire Fusileers Middlesex Thornycroft Woodgate Schley Buenos Ayres Otis Scotland Nixon Montrose Edinburgh British War Office Schleswig- Holstein Augusta Victoria Germany Dresden Foxhall Point Bay St. George N. B

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