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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1898

Page

2

Legislative Resume of the Twenty seventh General Assembly

A comprehensive review of session laws enacted by the Twenty seventh general assembly. Provisions cover the board of control structure, university and state institutions governance, tax and inheritance rules, insurance consolidation, election integrity, school governance, and various municipal and state fiscal reforms. Strong emphasis on administrative reorganization, civil service terms, and regulatory updates across state agencies.

Twenty-seventheneral Assembly Board of Control Onty-Seventh General Assembly Senate Poard Wal Senaw Agmural College Normal School Snall Grteen Executive Council Anamosa Penitentiary W. A. Hunter Board of ‘Control Reon Wrk Mat Sifk

A Bogus Relic Exposes Museum Impositions

The St James Gazette notes a Paris Beaux Arts cast and Munich replica of a Dagobert tomb hybrid, created by a forger to place a man’s head on a queen’s body. Berlin’s sculpture department holds a counterfeit small statuette showing the same deception, a cautionary tale about restorations and forgeries in major museums. Meanwhile canvasback ducks migrate from Alaska to the United States each autumn.

St. James Cathedral of St. Denis Dagobert Nantilde Clovis St. Dens Beaux Arts Paris Bavarian Museum Munich Berlin

President McKinley Reports Maine Explosion Findings

President McKinley transmits to Congress the Navy Court of Inquiry findings on the destruction of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor. The report concludes a submarine mine caused two explosions, with no fault by crew, and urges friendly action toward Spain while awaiting further proof.

Message referred without debate after Simpkins death

In Washington on March 29 the president's message was referred without debate to the foreign affairs committee. An outburst of applause occurred in the galleries and on the floor as the message ended. The House adjourned at 12:28 pm following the announcement of Representative Simpkins' death. No debate occurred in either chamber on referring Cuban relation documents to committees.

House Washington Representative Simpkins Committee On Foreign Affairs Senate

Court's Full Report On Maine Destruction At Havana Harbor

Washington March 29 The court of inquiry finds the Maine arrived January 25 1898 in Havana Bay at buoy No 4 Navy pilot guided voyage Discipline aboard was excellent ammunition stored per instructions magazines kept locked after 8 pm keys in captain's cabin temperatures recorded only the after 10 inch magazine ran hot but did not explode torpedo warheads stowed in wardroom area and did not cause destruction dry gun cotton detonators stored in cabin

Washington Congress Congress of the United States Maine Havana Cuban Epanica Madrid Alphonso XII Ward Line City of Washington Havant United States Naval Force North Atlantic Court of Inquiry Cuba

Court Deems Maine Destroyed by Submarine Mine

The court concluded the Maine was destroyed by a submarine mine causing partial explosions of forward magazines. No fault by officers or crew was found. evidence could not fix responsibility on any person.

Maine William M’kinley

Cargo of Smokeless Powder Arrives on Michigan

The Atlantic transport liner Michigan returned from London with 200 cases of smokeless powder. Destination not confirmed, but believed for the navy department.

New York Michigan London Navy Department

Cabinet in Special Session in Washington

Notices from the executive mansion announce a special cabinet meeting in Washington at 10 30 this morning.

Washington Executive Mansion

Spring Medicine Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad

The article argues for taking eight medicines to purify blood and strengthen the body in cold weather. It cites reduced perspiration and fatty diets as causes of impurities. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the best blood purifier and spring tonic.

Early 1898 ads tout cures and tonics from Swanson and No-To-Bac

A collage of patent medicine pitches cites Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co offering 5 Drops with a testimonial from R L Martin of Anguilla Mississippi and a limited time sample offer. It also promotes No-To-Bac tobacco cessation claims from Sterling Remedy Co with a short note on five comets foretold for 1898.

Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co Cage R. L. Martin Anguilla Miss Dearborn Street Chicago

Lane’s Family Medicine and Patent Remedies List

An old advertisement style page presents various health tonics and remedies including Lane’s Family Medicine for daily bowel movement, Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer with a free trial bottle, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, Star Tobacco for claims of strength, No-To-Bac tobacco cure, and assorted moral musings about greatness and roses in life.

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