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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

6

Death by jump at Niagara Falls shocks readers abroad

The report covers a wide array of world events and crimes including the suicide of Gertrude Roch in Allentown, Cuba's push for independence, the Leech Lake Chippewa uprising, robberies and murders in Missouri and Texas, riots in St. Louis, and a spate of political and military notes across the United States and overseas. It notes notable figures and events such as Admiral Dewey’s visit, a Chicago academic resignation, and Drake University fundraising. The piece also covers labor strikes, court rulings, and international tensions involving China, India famine relief, and Boer War developments.

Gertrude Roch Allentown Niagara Falls United States Leech Lake Minnesota George W. Goodwin West Newfield St. Louis Tex Dallas Lenny Jefferson Metcalf Lily McAfee Sherman Morris Louisville Henry Wade Rogers Northwestern University Evanston, Il Admiral Dewey Grand Rapids Mich Washington Elk Creek Neb United States Courts of Claims Sampson Cervera Drake Iowa Drake University Des Moines Portugal Charles Reinhart Odebolt Prof Starr University of Chicago China Walker Minan Hawaii San Francisco Gage Williamsburg N. Y Cammal Treasury Department Sanancisco Manila Mount Gov. 2m Indiana Kentucky Sheritterson St. Car

Week's Record Condensed News Review

A weekly digest compiling home and foreign items from the past seven days. The column covers industrial field updates, personal items, politics, and notable happenings at home and abroad.

Notable political and obituary notes from state and national races

Belle Boyd dies in Kilbourn Wis at 57 after heart disease while set for a lecture. Father Locke dies at 82 in Chelsea Mass. Dems in Wisconsin nominating George W. Peck for congress and plan a Milwaukee meeting Aug 22 to nominate a state ticket. State convention delegates to Kansas City instructed for Bryan. Rhode Island reelects Wetmore as senator. Ohio Dems back Bryan and nominate H H McFadden for secretary of state. Mrs Gardindo aged 110 dies in San Diego. Iowa Prohibitionists nominate S D Pillsbury for secretary of state. Bryan's nomination is assured by actions of Democratic state conventions in several states. Vermont Dems nominate John H Senter for governor. Hepburn and Hamilton renominated for Congress. Georgia Dems nominate Allen D Candler for governor.

Belle Boyd Kilbourn Wis Elbridge W. Locke Locke Chelsea Mass Wisconsin George W. Peck Milwaukee Congress Kansas City Bryan Iowa Walter I. Smith Smith McPherson Rhode Island George Peabody Wetmore United States Ohio W. Bryan H. H. McFadden Gardindo California San Diego S. D. Pillsbury Wright County Missouri Kentucky Georgia Vermont W. J. Bryan John H. Senter Montpelier

World War News and China Crisis Update

Overseas war news dominates front pages as 600 Derbyshire regiment troops are captured and British casualties rise. Machadodorp named Transvaal capital. Gen Buller advances after a battle with about 100 losses. International tension mounts with Boxer Rebellion activity and reports of German minister killings near Peking.

Derbyshire Regiment Roodeval Machadodorp Transvaal Buller Lord Roberts Free State Great Britain Russia Japan Sizon Pampanga Bulacan Philippines China Kempff Manila Peking Edna G. Terry Boston Tsung-Hua Bogota Colombia Shanghai London Morning Post Tien-Tsin

Republican Platformdrafted in Philadelphia foreseen approval

The Philadelphia gathering drafted a Republican platform with input from Postmaster General Smith and Senator Foraker. It endorses gold standard, protective tariffs, Philippine policy, open door in China, and Porto Rico annexation, while pledging reform, anti conspiracy aims, and a future Isthmian canal policy.

Philadelphia Smith Mr. Smith St. Louis Philippines Spain United States China Hawaii Cuba Porto Rico Cuas

Travelers praise Cairo hotels and overseas mobility

In distant locales travelers note Cairo hotels as top world class. Scandinavians cluster in New Zealand and Germans in South Australia. Whakarewarewa in New Zealand features geysers hot springs boiling pools mud volcanoes and hot water falls. An automobile service now links Senegal and Niger run by French men using French makes.

Cairo Egypt New Zealand South Australia Whakarewarewa Senegal Niger

U S Forces Break Through Filipino Mountain Stronghold

In the Philippines near Biacnabata United States troops under Generals Funston and Grant attacked a rebel mountain stronghold. The assault killed about 60 Filipinos, captured 200, and forced surrender of 23 000 rounds and 300 rifles. Three Americans died in the operations. Capt Roberts of the Thirty-fifth Regiment was reportedly held captive.

China Rochester N. Y Gen. Otis Samuel Waters New Madrid Frank Holmes Rose Hudson Merle Bressler Bellewood Neb Charles R. Myrick Gilbertsville McNair & Alexander Ashland Kan Port Philip B. C Scott Bradstreet Admiral Dewey St. Louis Turkey United States Macabulos Tarlac Pangasenan Arnold Feldstein New York Roulette Charles E. Stokes Mexico London Orange River Colony Steyn Klerksdorp Botha Washington Admiral Kempff Conger Manila Peking John Henry Hoffecker Delaware Smyrna California Des Moines Gila Arizona Cuba Gen. Rodriguez Havana Moscow Lord Roberts Natal Orange Free State Alkmaar Leavenworth Kansas Kittie Williams Philippines Philadelphia Andrew Popp Minneapolis Minn Brooklyn Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Funston Grant Biacnabata Roberts San Miguel de Mayumo

Fire destroys Des Moines convention hall in early morning blaze

A four am blaze in Des Moines destroys a $50,000 convention auditorium built last year. The building housed the Commercial Exchange and the T W P Chase Amusement Co, which leased space for a vaudeville show. Losses include $5,000 in seats and scenery, total estimated at $40,000 with $25,000 insured.

Des Moines Commercial Exchange T. W. P. Chase Amusement Company

Union grain elevator destroyed by fire in Kansas City

A large Union grain elevator near the west river bottoms and Union depot burned Sunday afternoon. The building valued at 70 000 dollars and the wheat inside worth 30 000 dollars were destroyed, causing over 100 000 dollars in damage.

Kansas City, Mo Union West River

Berlin Professor Sees South Africa Healthy for Patients

Prof Kolle of Berlin says a large portion of South Africa is very healthy and suitable for physical patients if trees are more plentiful. He notes water is scarce, rainwater must be stored in reservoirs, and better filtration methods are needed.

Prof. Kolle Berlin South Africa

Clara Bunte Engaged as Soloist for Northwestern Saenger Fest

Miss Clara Bunte of the Chicago Opera company is engaged as soloist for the Northwestern saenger fest in Burlington Ta August 10 11 and 12.

Clara Bunte Chicago Opera Company Burlington, Ta

Supreme Court sustains Foot-Ease trademark

The Supreme Court upholds the Foot-Ease mark owned by Allen A. Olmsted of Le Roy New York in a case against Paul B Hudson and a Brooklyn retailer. The decision grants permanent injunction costs and full accounting of sales while warning against infringement of Dr Clark's Foot Powder marketed as Foot-Ease.

Justice Laughlin Supreme Court Amine Paul B. Hudson Dr. Clark Brooklyn Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

New Reporter’s Typing Tricks Amid Typhoid Tales

A Baltimore American quips about a new reporter’s spelling woes while noting 50 new typhoid fever cases in the fever era. The city editor jokes about the writer’s past typhoid spell as a cautionary moment.

Baltimore Amerean

Pleasant Ways For Summer Days

The Grand Trunk Railway System offers a new Summer Tourist Folder and other descriptive literature on request from J. H. City Passenger and Ticket at 249 St corner Jackson Boulevard Chicago. Their married life seems to be perfectly happy. Yes. He told her his mother never made anything fit to eat. Indianapolis Journal.

Grand Trunk Railwa System J. H. City Jackson Boulevard Hicago Indianapolis Journal

Piso's Cure for Consumption Mentioned at Indiana Store

A reader questions the claim that Piso's Cure for Consumption has no equal for coughs and cites John F. Boyer in Trinity Springs Indiana and a February date.

John F. Boyer Trinity Springs Ind

Bridge Jumper Challenges Notions of Fame

A compact note in political tones discusses how men reach notoriety without the need for dramatic stunts. It contrasts risk, ambition, and public perception with a nod to democratic contexts and differing paths to recognition.

Democrat

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Prompted Refund Promise

An advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day and promises a refund if it fails. The ad notes the product is available from druggists and includes a price of 2 cents.

Streak or Give Your Goods an One Appearance

An old advertising line promotes a remedy sold by all druggists. The short copy markets quick results and broad availability, reflecting era advertising language and product placement in general stores.

Joke Misreaders Highlight Tension in Humor

A brief item notes that some people miss a joke and questions whether the fault lies with the wit or the audience, reflecting a social moment in Indianapolis News.

Unclear fragment points to sports notes and names

Readable text hints at Philadelphia players and golf figures with brief mentions of chewing habits and a list of sports personnel. No coherent event or outcome available.

No Remedy Equals Peruna for Women Says Letter

Susan Wymar a Rich mond school teacher in Chicago writes that Pe ru na gave relief from female complaints and change of life praising its efficacy. Racine City Wisconsin resident Margaretha Dauben says she feels well and happy after using Pe ru na for irregularities and catarrhal issues. Both urge women to seek Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for a free book for women.

Susan Wymar Richmond School Chicago Ill Hartman Riend Margaretha Dauben North Suerior St Racine City Wis Columbus

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