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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1901

Page

3

Medical Examiners Endorse Peruna and Other Remedies

A medical examiner praises Peruna claiming rapid relief from catarrh and urges readers to obtain the brand for its supposed scientific certainty. The ad extols Magnetic Starch, Grain-O, Carter’s, Magnette Starch, and Garfield Tonic, with testimonials and free literature offered from Peruna Medicine Co. Also advertised are travel brochures for tours to Mexico and Puerto Rico by The American Tourist Association, with schedule details and contact information.

Llewellyn Jordan U. S. Treasury Department Columbia College West Point Peruna Hartman Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Mexico Chicago Puerto Rico Ponce San Juan New York American Tourist Association Beau Campbell Margette Building Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

Proposed New White House Extends Executive Mansion

Plans by Colonel Theodore A. Bingham envision two connected buildings east and west of the current White House, forming a larger complex with a state dining room, offices, dressing rooms, and extensive staff quarters. The project, costing 1.1 million dollars, awaits approval from both houses of Congress.

White House National Capital United States Theodore A. Bingham Engineer Corps United States Army Congress

Distinguished Dead of 1900 Reflects on War and Brotherhood

An inventory of notable losses in 1900 spans literature, science, art, music, and politics, naming Jost Dimitri Grigorovich, James Martineau, Richard D. Blackmore, Friedrich Max Müller, Nietzsche, Michael Mulhall, Stephen Crane, John Ruskin, and many others. It notes the deaths of Sc. leaders like John Sherman and Col. Huntington, plus royalty Humbert of Italy, as Hall Caine laments a future era of greater brotherhood while wars mark the century's end.

Jost Dimitri Grigorovich Russia James Martineau Richard D. Blackmore Lorna Doone Friedrich Max-Muller Friedrich Wilhelm Nitzsche Michael G. Mulhall Stephen Crane Charles Dudley Warner Moses Coit Tyler Cornell University Karl Millecker Heinicn Vogl Guiseppe del Puente George Grove Sims Reeves Marie Piccolomini Arthur Sullivan John Ruskin Jean Falguiere Rodin Paul Jean Clays Michael Munkaczy William H. Beard Frederick Church Jasper F. Cropsey Science George Mivart John Sherman John J. Ingalls Cushman K. Davis Mouravieff William Liebknecht Leslie Keeley Leoner J. McCormick Hall Caine Brotherhood of Man China Chile Peru Philippines

Uniform Divorce Law Effort Seeks Federal Control

Former Illinois congressman William M. Springer pushed a constitutional amendment to bring marriage and divorce under federal jurisdiction but gained little support. Now Representative Ray of New York promotes the same goal through a constitutional amendment and federal legislation to standardize marriage and divorce requirements nationwide.

Uniform Divorce Labs William M. Springer Illinois Congress Ray New York

Ambitious English Guest Flubs Washington Humour

An exclusive Washington function featured a young English guest attempting a typical American remark. He quipped to the governor of North Virginia that the time between drinks felt too long between governors, prompting light amusement among attendees.

Washington America Mirelinia Virginia

New Storm Cannon At Rome Congress Draws Delegates

A weather protection device called a storm cannon is shown at a Rome congress where nearly a thousand delegates from around the world inspect a device claimed to scare storms away. Exhibitors compare its reach to carrier pigeons and note the need to defend crops from hail. The event includes discussions on the technology and its potential use.

Austria France Elementa Rome

Lady Curzon's Novelty Draws Calcutta Elephants

Lady Curzon, vicereine of India, presides over an elephant parade and a howdah ride in Calcutta. Described as exhilarating yet a novelty, the event features a silver-tipped mahout staff, pearl-embroidered sun shade, and royal livery, as India's elite admire the spectacle amid tiger hunts and elephant parades.

Dgaunter England Calcutta Parach Curzon India Dhurbunga

Canal Cost Comparison and US Policy on Canals

Arthur P. Davis argues in January Forum that Panama would be cheaper than Nicaragua by about 35.4 million dollars based on 10 million tons annual traffic, Panama cost 91.1 million total, leaving 43.7 million disadvantage for Nicaragua. He suggests if US could buy Panama for under 30 million it should, otherwise Nicaragua preferred. military factors not considered. Canada’s 1899 crime report notes 25 murder indictments, 9 acquittals, 3 detained, 11 convicted and hanged, 2 cases undetermined, no lynchings, attributing low crime to immigrant Brotherhoods and policing in a diverse population.

Tixo Arthur P.davis Isthmian Canal Commission Panama Nicaragua Tong Davis Commierce United States Panama Canal Dayia Bofforma Canada Dominion Iogone

The Nations Clash In Aims Of Good And Evil

The article discusses a looming century wide struggle between forces of good and evil. It cites a Methodist led forward movement and an international Gospel campaign through churches and societies. It warns the evil forces remain active, prepared, and numerous, and will not rest or tire in their efforts.

Chicago Tribune

British Army Scandal and German Census Mention

Fragmentary report notes a British demand for General Colville’s resignation as part of a clean out of social favorites. Also references the German emperor at Letzungen on December 1 and a census event with royal cards.

Colville Britain Letz- Ungen Prussia

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