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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
3
A sprawling digest from Home and Abroad notes deaths tied to accidents and disease, ship collisions near Port Iroquois, and a bank dividend in New York. It catalogs political shifts, labor pressures, and notable crimes including lynchings, duels, and a grand jury fraud indictment, alongside pension, war, and disaster updates.
A Niagara Falls guide and his son survive a 200 foot fall. King Christian rejects selling St Thomas Island to the United States. American capital aims to complete a South American transcontinental railway. Cornelis Vanderbilt promises locomotive innovations. Steel prices rise by one to two dollars a ton across products. King Edward’s privy council meets. Cecil Rhodes sworn in again. Krupp posts a fortune near 50 million with 14 million income and 80 thousand payroll. Austrian agriculture backs grain futures ban. Mrs. William J. English donates a Jersey pig with one head to the state museum. Telegraph work Seattle to Dawson nearly finished after 18 months. Prohibitionists nominate state officers in Melanond. Large development near the Nagajo Indian reservation between Duranga and Furawhigtan. Secretary Root stops duty-free imports of Pasunmu duis from Turin, supports American-made goods. Topos phone may prevent collisions. registers even slight wounds beyond ear range. Prowler Bagusty notes Spain’s program includes army reorganization and naval measures.
A fragmentary Iowa State news note describes a fatal incident linked to a benefit gathering. It mentions Lepley and a blacksmith, with unclear actions and aftermath, including mentions of dragging and recovery of a body amid unclear sequence of events.
The report notes limited data on corn crop damage from storms with ongoing estimates. Early plantings show mixed results with northern counties producing better yields in wheat and oats though overall conditions remain below normal. A banker, C K Penick, drowned in the Ravine River after an apparent fatal jump. other items include population summaries, bank charters, and local notices.
A letter from Hon. Robert W. Wilcox of Hawaii and the Sandwich Islands touts Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the stomach and dyspepsia. The document claims broad relief for sufferers and invites readers to request free medical advice from Dr. Martman of The Martman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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