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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
2
A compact weekly digest covering home and foreign items across politics industry and society. Highlights broad personal, political, and global happenings in a concise recap.
Reports detail McKinley’s assassination aftermath including his funeral in Washington and burial in Canton, a revived cabinet unity, and global memorials. News cover mine disaster near Newcastle, Czolgosz indictment, battleship Illinois commission, America’s Cup plans, and multiple security and crime items amid mourning.
Rt. Rev. Henry B. Whipple Protestant Episcopal bishop of Minnesota and friend of Indians died at his Faribault home at age 79. Nebraska democrats and populists fused in Lincoln nominating Conrad Hollenbeck for supreme court justice. Rev. C. S. Dinkins president of Selma university and leading educator of the Negro race died in Selma Alabama.
Reports state an anarchistic plot to kill the duke of York during a Montreal visit has been uncovered. Returning Americans say 25 000 dead in Colombia outbreak. The duke and duchess of Cornwall and York reached Quebec with ceremony. Aguinaldo sent Taft a sorrowful message over McKinley’s death. Funeral memorials planned in London and beyond. Funston allegedly suffers appendicitis in Manila. American and Japanese forces cede control of the Forbidden City to Chinese troops. Meade transport arrives at Manila.
Mrs. McKinley visited the Canton cemetery receiving vault to mark her husband’s burial remains. In other items, a mix of international and domestic events include a Winchester ceremony unveiling a King Alfred statue, Boer warfare reports, rail accidents, and political shifts.
Prison newspaper from Sing Sing prints maxims on virtue and vice. Items mock honesty work character, discipline, and justice while reflecting inmate wit and observations about crime and society.
Rev C H Thompson a former Western Indian missionary living at 106 E 15th Washington Indiana. He fell ill from diabetes after exposure and bad water in Wagoner Indian Territory. A Chicago doctor and others deemed hopeless until Dodd's Kidney Pills were tried, restoring his health and prompting medical attention.
A Boston Courier remark notes a speaker delaying daily travel to avoid creditors, arguing no route guarantees exemption and hesitation offers no protection from debt. The exchange reflects financial anxiety and practical prudence in dealing with creditors.
Advertisement offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder from Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY. It cures sweating damp swollen aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. Also promotes use to break in new shoes with 25c price at druggists and shoe stores.
A brief Chicago Interior quotation on friendship fairness and reciprocal kindness, warning against treating friendship as a market exchange.
A prompt extols a Putnam dyeing method as capable of delivering professional results. It asserts that the technique permits one to perform dyeing tasks with the same quality as a professional, encouraging readers to try it themselves.
An old advertisement promotes Hoxsie's Croup Cure Noopium priced at 50 cents, claiming relief for coughs and croup with a patent medicine format typical of period marketing.
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