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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1905

Page

2

Actors Slips and Sullivan Hum at the Savoy

Night at the Savoy Theatre sees Charlotte Cushman and Lawrence Barrett navigating slippery steps while Cushman jokes about gripping his arm. Sir Arthur Sullivan slips from Savoy Hotel to listen in and hums a score provoking a dining‑neighbor to complain about his humming during the performance.

Charlotte Cushman Lawrence Barrett Lady Macbeth Lawrence Savoy Theatre Arthur Sullivan Savoy Hotel Sir Arthur Sullivan Arthur

Man in Freeborn credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief

R E Goward of Freeborn Minnesota reports relief from persistent kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says a few boxes revived his health and urges others with kidney issues to try the remedy, claiming it cleanses the kidneys and restores energy.

Freeborn Minn R. E. Goward Dodd Mr. Goward

Parisian splendor and a Hamlet mishap in a charity show

The piece notes Sarah Bernhardt's lavish tastes in Paris and describes a Harvard students charity performance of Hamlet where Horatio suffers stage fright. A prompter’s whisper spurs Horatio to overreact, and he delivers a corrected line about telling two hundred.

Harvard Hamlet Horatio Marcellus

Honest physician touts Postum as coffee alternative

A Calif orne born physician argues against routine drugs, tracing his recovery from nervousness and heart pains to eliminating coffee and tea and adopting Postum Food Coffee. He credits milk, tea, and milk substitutes but finally endorses Postum after months of use.

Calif Europe Postum Co Battle Creek Toh

Lightning Kills Four at Warren County Fair Poultry Tent

Indianola reports four dead and many injured when a bolt struck the center poles of a poultry pavilion at the Warren County fairgrounds during a 9 40 am storm. The deceased are Ray Anderson 20 Iris Peterson 15 Theodore Young 65 Blaine Wright 25. Several residents were seriously burned or seriously injured.

Indianola Warren County Fair Ray Anderson Anton Anderson Ae Peterson Indiana Theodore Young County Board of Supervisors Blaine Wright Ed Wright Pleasantville Fort Collins Colo Joe Hickman J. F. Lough J. M. McGranahan E. W. Freel D. L. D. Carpenter Guy Berger Wick Iowa L. D. Calhoun Mark Art Hartford John Fleck Swan Earl Barker A. W. Barker

Jealous youth shoots girl at rural school house tragedy

Arthur Webb killed Nettle Derby at a country school twelve miles north of Muscatine after she refused his advances. He fled to a potato patch, drank laudanum, and killed himself. Miss Derby taught with one pupil present. a struggle occurred at the door before Webb opened fire. Both families described as respectable.

Muscatine Wilton Fair Arthur Webb Nettle Derby Derby Nolte Webb

Municipalities Seek Tax Equity on Intracity Property

Burlington reports: Iowa League of Municipalities passes a resolution urging the legislature to tax railroad, telephone, telegraph and express company property in proportion to its within city limits value. Mayor Ca u elected president for next year Des Moines to host next meeting.

Burlington Sept Iowa League of Municipalities Ca.u Des Moines

A Sample of Paradise in a Dawn of Sorrow

A controversial Atlanta Constitution line recalls a darky’s death after eating watermelons. The remark sparks debate over racial language and heaven.

Paradise Atlanta Constitution

Des Moines Insurer Griswold Found Dead in River

George R. Griswold manager for State Mutual Insurance of Worcester was found tied and partly rifled in the Des Moines River near East Allen Street after leaving Munger’s hotel for Omaha. Police suspect a robbery tied to a $25,200 life insurance draft he carried.

Des Moines George R. Griswold George Griswold Ingersoll Avenue State Mutual Insurance Company Worcester Mass Des Moines River Raccoon Griswold Munger Fourth Street Rock Island Depot Omaha Garfield Gray South East First Street Gray East Allen Street Mr. Griswold B. F. Elbert

Perkins testifies on insurance money aiding campaign fund

George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co and New York Life voices revelations on finance used by insurers. He cites a $48 702 ledger entry paid to J P Morgan & Co for a national Republican campaign contribution to Cornelius Bliss, saying funds were aimed at protecting NY Life assets from a Democratic victory.

New York George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co New York Life Insurance Company Perkins Mr. Perkins Randolph New York Life Company National Republican Campaign Committee Cornelius N. Bliss McCall McKinley

Child Burned to Death in Cedar Rapids Fire

Five year old Lily Kaplan died after her clothes were set alight by matches while playing. The incident occurred in Cedar Rapids on September 15.

Cedar Rapids Lily Kaplan

Fire caused by tack at Great Western Cereal mills

A tack dropped into a grinder at the Great Western Cereal mills in Fort Dodge started a fire that engulfed the interior of the bin. Two fire companies battled the blaze, limiting losses to under 2000 dollars. Operations are expected to resume by early next week.

Fort Dodge Great Western

Japanese Armistice Terms Issued for Russo Japanese War

The Japanese legation released the armistice protocol detailing demarcation zones in Manchuria and Korea, limits on bombardment, handling of maritime captures, reinforcement restrictions, joint command decisions, and swift execution after peace treaty signing.

London Manchuria Tumen River Korea Mukden Japan Harbin Russia

Armistice Ordinance Signed Near Shakhedze

Major General Ovanovsky and General Fukushima signed an armistice ordinance on the open plain near Shakhedze after nine hours of negotiations. Ovanovsky and his suite returned from Kochiation at 3 AM. The signing occurred at 7 PM Wednesday.

Gunshu Pass Manchuria Ovanovsky Kochiation Fukushima Shakhedze

Rojestvensky Recovered but Will Stay in Japan

A Tokyo letter reports Vice Admiral Rojestvensky fully recovered from wounds from the Sea of Japan battle and not returning home until the peace treaty is ratified.

St. Petersburg Japan Rojestvensky

Roosevelt party arrives in Pekin escort welcome by Chinese officials

Miss Roosevelt and General Corbin with Rear Admiral Train arrive in Pekin on September 14. They are met by American Minister Rockhill and wife, Baron Mumm de Schwarzenstein, Wu Ting Fang, Liang Fang and other dignitaries. Miss Roosevelt guest of Rockhill and family entertaining several visitors.

Miss Roosevelt Pekin Peking Corbin Train Altice Roosevelt Rockhill Baron Mumm de Schwarzenstein Wu Ting Fang Chinese Board of Foreign Affairs Liang Fang Rocshill and Family Baron de Schwarzenstein

Tumors Conquered Without Operations

Claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can cure uterine tumors without surgery. Includes multiple letters from women recounting tumor relief or disappearance after using the remedy and seeking Mrs. Pinkham's guidance at Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Fannie D. Fox Chestnut St. Bradford Pinkham deMare Nervo Lydia Pinkham Sven Streliet Improva Wien Nade Seattle Wash

Nordhausen Ordinance Bans Worn Out Garments Outdoors

An ordinance in Nordhausen Saxony forbids wearing garments that sweep the pavements outdoors. Violators may be fined thirty marks.

Nordhausen Saxony

Boy recites sentence using the word foregone

A student recounts a sentence his son Joseph Field spoke at school. He mentions visiting a theatre named Nord land and sees Uncle Charley Fields at the door. Newspaper men greet Jim and four people enter the Dunmore Cafe.

Lew Field Joseph Pop Nordland Charley Fields Jim Dunmore

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