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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1902

Page

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Stop Mergers Threaten Public Welfare in Rail System

The Interstate Commerce Commission reports that rail consolidation is eroding real competition and concentrating control in a few individuals. While tariffs are more consistently observed, the public risks higher rates and less responsive regulation. The commission urges amending the interstate commerce law and stronger enforcement to preserve fairness and prevent secret rates.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Dewey Cables Fleet Christmas Itinerary Revealed

Navy Department receives Admiral Dewey cable announcing fleet plans for Christmas holidays. Vessels listed include Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts Iowa Scorpion Trinidad Athels Indiana bound for St Thomas Texas Point a Petrie Chicago New York Eagle Curacao San Francisco Albany Wasp Mayaquez Cincinnati Atlanta Prairie tugs and torpedo boats San Juan Culgoa Mayaguez San Juan Olympia Nashville Machias St Kitts Detroit Antigua Mayflower Vixen Porto Rican waters Dolphin Antigua vicinity.

Navy Department Washington Admiral Dewey San Juan Kearsarge Alabama Massachusetts Iowa Scorpion Trinidad Athels Indiana St. Thomas Texas Point-a-Petrie Chicago New York Eagle Curacao San Francisco Albany Wasp Mayaguez Cincinnati Atlanta Prairie Culgoa Olympia Nashville Machias St. Kitts Detroit Antigua Mayflower Vixen Porto Rican Dolphin

Deserter Husbands Bill Backed by Omaha Leader

Omaha Chief Donahue said his proposed bill to imprison husbands who desert their wives and families has been placed with a state legislator for action. He noted the measure would be examined by the state board of corrections and charities. Frank W. Bryant of North Platte urged legislature support, saying local residents back the proposal.

Donahue Omaha State Board of Corrections and Charities Frank W. Bryant North Platte

Vanderbilt Improves as Temperature Drops at Night

New York Cornelius Vanderbilt showed notable progress with a one degree fall in temperature Sunday evening. He remained alert and tested well during the day as recovery continues.

Vanderbilt New York Cornelius Vanderbilt

Canada Looks to America Dinner Echoes Monroe Doctrine

The sixth annual Canadian Society of New York dinner at Delmonico s featured Dr James Douglas and Sir Frederick Borden among attendees. Borden praised U S self reliance and friendly rivalry, affirmed Canada s satisfaction with its path, and endorsed the Monroe Doctrine as protection for Canadian integrity and the Americas.

New York Canadian Society of New York Delmonico James Douglas Frederick W. Borden Canada

Caracas Becomes Impregnable Says French Envoy

M Thiesse, former French minister to Venezuela, argues Caracas is impregnable due to its mountain ring and geography. He notes Venezuela could field 400 000 men while the regular army numbers 10 000, with officers trained in France and Germany and arms including Martini, Remington rifles, and a few Maxim and Krupp guns. A single destroyed bridge would disable the Caracas-La Guaira rail link, and even if Caracas fell, Venezuelans would conduct guerrilla warfare as they did against Spain.

Paris M. Thiesse France Venezuela Germany Caracas la’ Quayra Spain

Beef Trust Case Revived Before Judge Grosscup

In Chicago the beef trust case returns after an August demurrer. Packers argue the injunction bill is multifarious and lacks sufficient particularity. Miller says no restraint of interstate or foreign commerce is alleged and shipments to agents in any state do not constitute interstate commerce. The acts are framed as furthering trade, not restraining it. Also in Pittsburgh plan to make mill workers stockholders in Republic Iron and Steel Co discussed for upcoming Columbus convention. If adopted, puddlers and finishers may gain stock and board representation.

Grosscup U. & Court Chicago Beef Trust United States Circuit Court United States John S. Miller Waverly A. B. Ahrens Ahrens George Roberts United States Mint Fort Dodge Messenger Kenyon M. Kinney Marble Rock Kinney Modern Woodmen of America Iowa Supreme Court Tip" Blain Prouty Hancock County H. Williams M. Conner Garner Cummings Province of Dubuque Missouri River Omaha Cedar Rapids Helnge

France Seeks 16 Million Claim From Peru Over Dreyfus

The French legation in Lima presented to the Peruvian government on November 8 a claim for 16 071 940 to be paid to the Dreyfus brothers of Paris per Lausanne arbitration findings. No reply has been received, and a stronger demand for settlement is expected tomorrow in Trujillo or San guange.

France Lima Peru Dreyfus Brothers Paris Lausanne Court of Arbitration

Insurance of State Property Debated by Iowa Board

In Des Moines a conference of state executive heads and the board of control focused on insuring state property. Chairman Downie argued against insurance, favoring a state inspector and sinking fund, while others pressed juvenile courts and improved state education. The meeting also noted railroads filing monthly earnings reports, a bigamy indictment, and other state affairs.

Des Moines Board of Control Warden Howes Downie Robert Miles Seymour Nelson Chicago

Wright County to Swear In First Woman County Recorder

Miss Jennie Keith of Wright county will be sworn in as county recorder of deeds on the first of next month becoming one of the west’s few women in the post. A newspaper worker for five years she was elected November 4 by a 1341 vote margin after May 28 GOP nomination. Keith, born in 1872 in western Illinois of Scotch descent, advocates industrial rights for women on merit, seeking intellectual advancement with limited formal schooling.

Iowa Jennie Keith Wright County Miss Keith Republican Party Illinois Keith

Indian seer predicts cheap snow for Iowa winter

A Tama reservation medicine man forecasts a mild winter with snow amounts matching this summer's rain. He claims the west will see twenty eight feet of snow on the level, with deeper drifts, and observers note his prophecy appears to be starting to unfold in this part of Iowa.

Marshalltown Tama Iowa

Bishops Discuss Geist Redvisability at DuBuque Council

In Dubuque Ia bishops at a provincial council consider revising plans to decide legal residence for James Geist the insane man committed to St Bernard's hospital Council Bluffs. Geist caused a commotion on Broadway when Sheriff Cousins moved him toward the hospital leaping from a buggy and dashing down the street past pedestrians.

Omaha Dubuque Province of James Geist St. Bernard's Hospital Council Bluffs Broadway Sheriff Cousins Main Street Geist

Hamburg Breast Tea Promoted For Lung Cough Relief

An advertisement touts Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea and Hamburg Drops as aids for coughs and mild lung illness. It prescribes nightly tea, intermittent topical rubbing with St Jacobs Oil, outdoor living, a cold sponge bath, and open windows, with a $1.25 trio purchase.

August Koenig Hamburg St Jacobs

Beecher's Indianapolis Reception Ends With Wit

Henry Ward Beecher returned to Indianapolis for a visit and a reception hosted by friends. An elderly critic scolded that it was prayer meeting night, claiming he sought to meet Jesus and Beecher at several Presbyterian meetings. Beecher quipped that he had not found either.

Henry Ward Beecher Indianapolis Brooklyn Mr. Beecher First Presbyterian Third Presbyterian Fourth Presbyterian Lord Jesus

Versatile Typewriter Aids Turkish Arabic Persian Writing

Selim Haddad a Syrian educated at the American college in Beirut has perfected a multilingual typewriter. He reduced the keys to fifty three while enabling writing in Turkish Arabic and Persian each with vast alphabets. He has produced samples in this country and shown them to the Sultan of Turkey and the Khedive of Egypt.

Selim Haddad American College Beirut Syria Turkey Egypt

Dodd's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure in Kansas

A Kansas segment extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble and related diseases. Citing J B Cunningham, the piece claims long standing kidney issues resolved by the pills, urging readers that those using Dodd's Kidney Pills have found relief beyond other medicines. It ends with a social blunt remark about marriages and hypocrisy during courtship.

Cabbel Kass Kansas Bright Dodd J. B. Cunningham

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