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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1907

Page

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Monument Unveiling for Gen McClellan in Washington

The Army of the Potomac Society dedicates a statue of Gen George B. McClellan at Connecticut Avenue and Columbia Road Washington with ceremonies led by Brig Gen Henry C Dwight. President Roosevelt and cabinet members attend along with Army and Navy officers and prominent civilians.

Roosevelt Army Navy George B. McClellan United States President Roosevalt Daniel B. Sickler O. 0. Howard Grenville M. Dodge

Balloon attempt falls short of long distance record

The Lahm cup balloon left St Louis on a Tuesday evening and landed five miles north of Golconda Illinois at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. Capt Chandler and McCoy hoped for Washington but winds carried the craft south across the Mississippi and through Missouri and into Indiana before turning toward Golconda near the Arkansas border.

Bt. Loula O. de FB United McCoy New York St. Doula Golvonds Lo Haye Golconila St. Louis Chandler Washington, D. C Mississippi River Tla River Mikwouri Arkansas Line Cape Girardeau Minerosa Tinols Indiana Golconda

Bean Combine Formed to Control U.S. Bean Crop

In Cleveland a bean combine with a $4,000,000 capital was announced to control beans nationwide. It has taken options on almost every elevator in southern Michigan and western New York, where most U S bean crop is grown, including about 800 elevators. William B Dodge of New York, heir to William Earl Dodge and Henry J Blount, is jailed ten days for speeding, plus a $100 fine in Yonkers.

Cleveland Michigan New York United States Wiliam B. Dodge William Earl Dodge Henry J. Blowne van Gentlenesd Yonkers

Lawsuit Dismissed Against Clark Cobban Over Timber Patents

The government suit against former Senator W A Clark and real estate agent J M Cobban over timber land patents was dismissed by Judge Judea Hunt in U S Court at Butte for lack of prosecution.

Stove Plant Fire Destroys Lorain Towne Stove Works

Fire at the National Stove Company plant in Lorain Ohio caused extensive damage. Estimated loss reaches 8200 000 and is covered by insurance as workers remain idle following the blaze.

National Stove Company Lorain Ohio

Fire at Union City causes multi-structure damage

A blaze at Union City Pa destroyed the Union City Coal Company adjacent structures and damaged the Union City Electric Light plant. Officials estimate monetary losses exceed 800000 dollars.

Blaza Union City Tire Union City Chalt Company Dnlon

Calls Husband Murderer in Portsmouth Confession

In Portsmouth Ohio Mrs Kate Shope confesses her husband Frank Sops a trickworker murdered own Mursiad Arthur Rutter at New Borun.

Portsmouth Ohio Kate Shope Frank Sops Mursiad Arthur Rutter New Borun

Gates Quits Market and Dissolves Firm

The Gates family faces a dissolution of Charles G Gates & Co on Wall Street amid rumors of retirement abroad for John W Gates and conflicting reports about a formal notice. Chicago partners say the widespread “broke” chatter is unfounded while stating Gates plans a yearlong break abroad with son Charley noting a return after leisure.

America Will Street John W. Gates Wallstreat Gates Charley Chicago Gatea Rmdl-Miltonaire Wall Street Charles G, Gates & Co Olso the Gates Wall

Dissolution of Gates & Co Triggers Wall Street Panic

Street crowds rejoice over losses as the firm of Charles G. Gates & Co dissolves amid reports of a $10,000,000 to $40,000,000 decline. Charley Gates led the plunge while the elder Gates, described as the "rich one's panic," faced the market's March 15 climax and a sweeping stock slump.

Gateses

Rail and railroad policy clash muddled by court moves

The Panhandle House imposes an eight cent tax on antitra elte cars while the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks court orders to compel Union Pacific stock witnesses to answer questions. B I Yoakam denounces railroad managers amid calls for public trust, and Western rail action shifts grain flows toward Omaha. Police note a wave of railroad frauds with a $5500 reward for tips, and a $15,000 rebate fine faces court review as Pennsylvania’s 2 cent fire bill moves to court tests.

Penneylvenie’ House Simie Knappl Interstate Commerce Commission Circuit Court New York Ki. H- Hareimay Union Pacific Seaka B. I. Yoakam Hock” Island Omaha Council Bluffs Chicago Great Western Railroad Chicago Great Western Great Western Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Ohio McCrea Yariona Division Great Northern Railroad St. Paul Morris

Hampton Exposition Opens with Roosevelts Visit

The opening ceremonies marked the three hundredth anniversary of the first English settlement in America at Yorktown Jamestown and Hampton Roads. President Roosevelt pressed the gold button inaugurating the expo as 700 voices sang and 800 gun salutes greeted the event. A vast site of 600 acres hosts 23 buildings including a palace of manufactures and a history hall while naval displays from many nations promise world class spectacle.

Hampton Han Enunda Amotleana Bong Tattieatown Esppaitlon’ Son America Beattles Bathtles Yorktown Appomattox United States Hampton Roads Monitor Merrimae Arta Jomen Jamestown Island Weaport Mottor Hampton Forteeas Monroe Jefferson Davis Jamestown Ambleton Bruton Tamestown Pocahontay Aboro Cem College of Willian and Mary Aix Washington Martha Custis Walt Court House Edmund Randolph Peyton Randolph Continental Congress John Tyler Gov. Nelson Cornwallis Nelson House United State Cornwallia Russia Japan Roosevelt Uegun Nat Suneleac United States Artillery Discovery Landing Chon Harry St. George Tucker Mma London James River Busan Pocahontas Hospital Pennsylvania Indépendence Hall Massachusetts Maryland Charles Carroll Carrollton Georgia Orcegon Idaho Montana Oklahoma Great Britain Germany France Switzerland Italy Belgium Spain Sweden Greece Brazil Argentina Venezuela Mexico Chile Santo Domingo Porto Rico Salvador Merv Guatemala Nicaragua Veander Costa Rica Panama Oslo Merrimac St Waa

Bryce on Public Ownership At Chicago Commercial Club

British ambassador Jamcs Bryce spoke at a Chicago Commercial Club dinner discussing the functions of modern cities. He outlined three classes of city duties, with one class comprising vital and indispensable functions.

Forester Pinchot Links Floods to Deforestation

Gifford Pinchot, chief of the forest service, in Washington, argues the upper Ohio valley flood was caused by cutting forests on watersheds. He cites vanished mountain woodlands and slash as the reason for rapid runoff, urging reforestation and scientific forest culture as remedy to reduce flood damage and loss of life.

Pinchot Gifford Pinchot Forest Service Washington Upper Ohio Valley Allegheny

Earths Unrest Increasin g Prof Belar Warns of Quake Anxiety

Prof Belar, director at the Laibach observatory, compares earth disturbances from the first quarter of the present year with 1900. He warns that if the average compromise to the earths equilibrium is to be kept, we must await the earthquakes now due with anxiety.

Belar Laibach Observatory

Favorite Remedy Promotes Health by Dr Tyfécone

A fragmented advertisement praises Dr John Tyfécone and a product named Unicorn Toot or Helonias as remedies for womb ailments and general tonics. It cites medical authorities like Prof Finley Ellingwood and Dr Senddar in endorsing its use for catarrhal conditions, uterine bleeding, and convalescence, urging use for infants and adults alike.

John Tyfécone Lenin Helanias Finley Ellingwood Nott Madical College Chicuito Senddar Jefferson Medica Goll Biorca

Kitchen Pick Star Sparks Quiet Domestic Stir

In a lively kitchen exchange, AB teases Mr. Ferguson about a new pick singing while Mrs. Ferguson defends the singer's talent, noting she can be charming though she struggles with cooking. The dialogue captures domestic humor and neighborhood chatter.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised With Testimonials

An ad describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh claiming it works on mucous surfaces after ingestion. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes tobacco use and Coltsfoot as a favored smoke in Britain historically. It includes doctor endorsements and a 70 cent price.

Draenger Catarris Hall

Allen's Foot-Vase A powder for foot complaints

Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot-Vase A powder to shake into your shoes to treat feet, corns, bunions, sore or hot sensations, chilblains, aching feet, and ingrowing nails. Allen's Pent-Ease makes tight shoes easy. Bold by all druggists and shoe stores. Sample or can be obtained from Allen 8 Olmsted, New York.

Allen Olmsted

The Dangers of the Miner from Stephen Crane

A stark description of mining hazards from Stephen Crane. The passage warns of gas, floods, rock squeezes, collapsing tunnels, and the fear that grinds men down in the mines. It underscores nature’s indifferent power and miner’s perilous life underground.

Stephen Crane

The Nursery of Statesmen Debating Gallery Value

A debating gallery described as an institution of immense value where members are keen. The school debating society often marks the start of a liberal career, noted in O. Williams in The Captain.

Postum Cures Coffee Ailments Cited By Fans

A reader quotes multiple testimonials praising Postum Food Coffee as a cure for coffee related health issues. Observed benefits include relief from nervous heart and stomach distress, headaches, dyspepsia, and constipation. Various individuals credit quitting coffee for Postum with improved health and happiness.

St. Paul Park Tifl Audi Wellyslie

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