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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
2
A weekly roundup reports on the Far East conflict between Russia and Japan including military developments and diplomatic moves. Washington actions and global updates provide a summary of notable economic and political events from around the world.
The report notes Russian withdrawal stalled before Harbin, with Japanese forces visible at the front. Revised Mukden battle losses reach 50,000 Japanese and 175,000 combined Russian casualties, amid talks of peace and potential reforms in command and finance.
An eminent physician claims women are not truthful to doctors but will share full symptoms with Mrs Pinkham via letters. The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and invites unmarried women to write for free advice from Lynn, Massachusetts. It cites grateful letters from patients like Ella Lee and J N Farmer.
Washington reports Minister Bowen cabled from Caracas that President Castro refused to arbitrate pending Venezuela US issues. Castro denies pending questions and says New York Bermuda Asphalt case must stay in courts. Cabinet will wait on developments as the president prepares for a southwestern trip. An agent will investigate to obtain senate-requested information.
In a Cleveland bankruptcy hearing Mrs. Chadwick testified her debts total less than 750000 dollars including banker bonuses for loan secures. She cited 78000 from Herbert Newton and 50000 notes with a 190000 note, plus 150000 from J W Friend with a 150000 note and jewelry pledged worth 60000 to 75000 later appraised at 42000.
The body of Mrs Jane Stanford rests in the Stanford mausoleum between her husband and son after rites in Memorial Church. Simple services preceded the final commitment as thousands from across the state attended to pay tribute.
Former Representative Gen Charles Tracey died at his Albany home after months of illness. He served in Congress from 1887 to 1895 representing the local district. Governor Tracey held public office for many years in New York.
Madison Wis March 25 The joint resolution for the return of battle flags to Alabama was adopted by the senate Friday with but one opposing vote.
A terse aphorism from the New Orleans Picayune reflects on chance and judgment, suggesting some men are dealt advantages without the sense to use them effectively. It captures a timeless view of luck and mis judgment in decision making.
Editor praises John A. Salzer Seed Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin as among the most reliable and extensive seed growers in the world after reviewing 10 000 plants valued at 16 cents.
An old ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promises a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee from the manufacturer. The box bears W. Grove’s signature and the product is sold by druggists for five cents.
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