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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
2
A weekly roundup of home and foreign news condensed from seven days. Includes industrial field updates, personal and political items, and notable happenings at home and abroad.
The senate ratified a treaty with Denmark ceding the Spanish West Indies for 5 million dollars and approved a permanent census office and national bank charters. The house passed a war tax repeal bill unanimously. Reports touch on Philippine tariff debates and various national events including lynching, weather disruptions, and political shifts.
Edward S. Isham, Chicago lawyer, dies in New York at 66. Charles L. Tiffany of Tiffany & Co. dies in New York at 90. Albert Bierstadt, landscape artist, dies in New York of heart disease. Elias Holliday nominated for Congress in Indiana Fifth. James Alexander dies in Springfield Missouri at 103. Gen. Edward S. Bragg, Iron Brigade veteran, turns 75 in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. James F E Watson renominated for Congress in Indiana Sixth. Joseph Jefferson greets 73rd birthday at Palm Beach Florida.
Reports detail 2 000 dead in Transcaucasia from the quake, with 4 000 homes destroyed. Army actions in Spain kill 10 and wound 65 during labor unrest. Philippine forces estimated at 15 000 to hold the islands.
Senate heatedly debated the Philippine tariff bill on February 22 with Senators Tillman and McLaurin clashing and both declared in contempt and barred from speaking or voting pending action. House committees moved toward reciprocity for Cuba and statehood bills for New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma advanced.
Charles A. Anderson filed a $30,000 damages claim with the state department in Washington for his sister Hilda S. Anderson who was killed by Boxers in Mongolia, China, in 1900. Two sisters died in China during the uprising. one was a US subject, the other Swedish citizen. Hilda Anderson was naturalized in Rockford, Illinois in 1897 and went to China as a missionary for the Christian Alliance.
The municipal loan of 200000 dollars is awarded to J. M. Ceballos & Co. of New York at par. The firm already holds 600000 of San Juan and 200000 of Ponce loans and is expected to secure 100000 for Arecibo next Monday, likely for a syndicate.
An Iowa City dispatch reports the Sigma Nu fraternity house in Iowa City burned early Saturday. Fourteen members escaped in night shirts, saving a few coats, shoes, and a piano. Property loss estimated at 4000 dollars for the building and 10000 dollars overall.
The article lists practical home kitchen measurements. Lemon juice yields about one tablespoon per fruit. Very finely chopped suet weighing a heaped tablespoon. A pressed breakfast cupful of bread crumbs equals about four ounces. A heaped cup of brown sugar equals about half a pound, with stoned raisins pressed in weighing roughly the same.
Dr R Robbins of Muskogee Indian Territory swore by Peruna curing his grip and his daughter after two bottles. He praised the medicine for freeing his cough and loosening lungs and said his daughter recovered swiftly. Mrs Heard reported her son regained hearing after using Peruna, and a woman urged others to seek Dr Hartman for free advice if results were unsatisfactory.
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