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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
1
A condensed seven day roundup covers Senate debates on Panama policy and canal legislation, naval appointments, and interstate war-related measures. Domestic items note notable deaths, legal actions, fires, labor tensions, and political appointments across states, with international mentions of Cuba, Pretoria, and global trade.
The dispatch surveys multiple political events and figures across states and nations. It notes Chamberlain’s governorship challenge in Oregon with no majority, marriages in Cleveland, party nominations in Illinois and Maine, and congressional races in New Jersey and Indiana. It reports party platforms against trusts, tariff revisions, Philippine policy shifts, pensions, and Cuba's republic status, plus international intrigues from Vienna to Cape Colony, assassination plots, royal pardons, and Boer War mobilizations.
King Edward urged to avoid public displays ahead of coronation while Britain cuts bread tax in half. U S battleship Illinois arrives at Southampton and King Albert of Saxony dies. Reports cover Philippine talks, Mont Pelee eruption, miners strike tensions, and assorted domestic events.
A compilation of scattered notes mentions 40 election districts in New York and 1,537 lists, with later figures up to 1,549. It notes plans for a new town to replace St. Tuer off the old site, plus experiments with nitro fuel for fire engines by London County Council. Also cited are various local items from West Pittston Pennsylvania, Philadelphia exhibits, and bank heads, including David Crest Pueter of New York and a reference to Gen. Ulysses Grant.
A long reminiscence recounts judge Hubbard of Cedar Rapids as a gifted storyteller famed for humorous tales, Washington lobbying, and sharp wit. It recalls his friendships with Tyler McWhorter of the Des Moines lender, political clashes with Madge Hubbard, and anecdotes from Sioux City to Cedar Rapids, including vivid Civil War recollections and railroad talks.
Congressman Fitzpatrick writes from Washington praising Peruna as a splendid tonic that strengthens nerves improves circulation and relieves catarrh. He urges readers suffering from various conditions to obtain prompt guidance from Dr Wartman and to consider Peruna as a worldwide remedy offered by The Hartman Sanitarium Calumet Ohio.
The unreadable clipping references British peers named Lord Gres, domestic fowls in China, a Bank of England strong room, Yukon money matters, and various culinary and social notes. Names, places, and times are garbled, but tone is a late 19th or early 20th century regional newspaper miscellany.
An elderly woman, now 72, describes long standing health issues related to kidney pain and urinary discomfort. She credits treatment that relieved scalding sensations and improved well being after years of struggle, noting significant relief and better health.
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